As an added bonus, you also get Miguel in his human form, with a dual-sided head. I really like that some of Miguel’s features like the mole above his mouth, and when he smiles, his singular dimple appears! There are also other notable anniversaries – for example, it has been 10 years since Monsters University was released and 30 years since Hocus Pocus was released. As one of the most popular and lovable Disney characters, it comes as no surprise that LEGO is throwing a Stitch Minifigure into the mix.

As his costume is not the most detailed, it is important that they get the tiny details right. For example, the belt, shoes, and even the little patches on his shirt are what will really sell the Robin Hood Minifigure. Stitch has previously been available in Minifigure form, though it was only available in the first series of LEGO Disney Minifigures. Does this mean that we’re going to get the exact same Minifigure again? How to find one: Feel for Tiana’s dress piece, which has one curved end, and a flat surface on the other (which narrows down to The Queen, Aurora and Tiana), and confirm with the 2 x 3 tile. Every collectible LEGO® minifigure in this series comes with one or more accessory elements, plus a collector’s leaflet and a unique display baseplate.This series of Minifigures is completely new, and none of the characters can be found in any other LEGO sets. The closest we get to a reuse is Stitch, but even then it’s different enough not to matter. The second series of Collectible Disney Minifigures (numbered 71024) came three years later in 2019. This time, LEGO dug a little deeper when it came to their character selections. LEGO Disney Minifigures series 2

But the truth is we had very little to go off of, and there was no way for us to know for sure what this LEGO Disney Minifigure series had in store for us.

It might have been cool for her to come with Mushu the little red dragon, as that makes a lot of sense too, but Cri-Kee is a good enough alternative. How to find one: Try feeling for Prince John’s bag, which is quite lumpy and has a flat bottom with a recess. His crown and head is also easy to feel for as the crown has easy-to-feel for square notches. Baymax is an inflatable healthcare robot, designed by Tadashi Hamada as part of his robotics research, and is a member of the superhero team Big Hero 6.