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  Homer is a character in the Level pack for Lego Dimensions. He is a Wave 1 level pack character and is the first character who was confirmed as a help character ingame.   Abilities   Super Strength Big Transform Sonar Smash                Bart Simpson (71211 Fun Pack)     Bart is a character in the Fun pack for Lego Dimensions. He is one of the only characters that can't actually speak and one of his abilities is to point and confuse an enemy.   Abilities   Mini Access Target       Krusty the Clown (71227 Fun Pack)     Krusty the Clown is a character in the Fun pack for Lego Dimensions. He is one of only two characters who can grow plants to solve some puzzles ingame.   Abilities   Growth Water Spray Hazard Cleaner   Portal
EpicGameGuides (Lego Dimensions: 2016 Character and Vehicle Guide)
The Doctor is a character in the Level pack for Lego Dimensions. When he dies, the doctor regenerates into the next doctor form.   Abilities
EpicGameGuides (Lego Dimensions: 2016 Character and Vehicle Guide)
grieving is a form of learning. Acute grief insists that we learn new habits, since our old habits automatically involved our loved one. Each day after their death, our brain is changed by our new reality, much as the rodents’ neurons had to learn to stop firing when the blue LEGO tower was removed from their box. Our little gray computer must update its predictions, as we can no longer expect our loved one to arrive home from work at six o’clock, or to pick up their cell phone when we call them with news. We learn that our loved one does not exist in the three dimensions of here, now, and close that we are expecting. We find new ways to express our continuing bonds, transforming what close looks like, because while our loved one remains in the epigenetics of our DNA and in our memories, we can no longer express our caring for them in the physical world or seek out their soothing touch.
Mary-Frances O'Connor (The Grieving Brain: The Surprising Science of How We Learn from Love and Loss)