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To celebrate the film adaption of the arcade game Rampage, I have edited a spare Gorilla Grodd into George the Gorilla as he appeared in LEGO Dimensions. Rampage was one of many games represented in the Midway Arcade world, and as result, George is featured as a quest giver in the adventure world.

Background:
George the Gorilla is one of many playable monsters in the Rampage series of games by Midway. In the games, he is actually a human that was mutated into this form by an experiment gone wrong, as were fellow monsters Lizzie and Ralph. In the 2018 film adaption of the games, George is an albino gorilla raised in San Francisco by primatologist Davis Okoye. He becomes huge as a result of a man-made experiment that causes animals to become dangerously aggressive and grow to enormous size. George has been the face of the Rampage series since the first game, as indicated by his heavy presence on promotional artwork of the game and film, even being the focal point of the cover art for Rampage: Total Destruction.

Please let me know what you think, and if you have suggestions, I'd love to hear them.

Rampage, George, the Rampage film, and all related characters and media are property of Warner Bros. and Midway Games. LEGO, the LEGO minifigure, and all related terms and products are property of The LEGO Group.

Description
To celebrate the film adaption of the arcade game Rampage, I have edited a spare Gorilla Grodd into George the Gorilla as he appeared in LEGO Dimensions. Rampage was one of many games represented in the Midway Arcade world, and as result, George is featured as a quest giver in the adventure world.

Background:
George the Gorilla is one of many playable monsters in the Rampage series of games by Midway. In the games, he is actually a human that was mutated into this form by an experiment gone wrong, as were fellow monsters Lizzie and Ralph. In the 2018 film adaption of the games, George is an albino gorilla raised in San Francisco by primatologist Davis Okoye. He becomes huge as a result of a man-made experiment that causes animals to become dangerously aggressive and grow to enormous size. George has been the face of the Rampage series since the first game, as indicated by his heavy presence on promotional artwork of the game and film, even being the focal point of the cover art for Rampage: Total Destruction.

Please let me know what you think, and if you have suggestions, I'd love to hear them.

Rampage, George, the Rampage film, and all related characters and media are property of Warner Bros. and Midway Games. LEGO, the LEGO minifigure, and all related terms and products are property of The LEGO Group.