As the title protagonist from the 1998 movie of the same name, Mulan is one of the coolest princesses that Disney has ever given us. We love that we’re finally getting a LEGO Minifigure of this warrior princess. While Dr Facilier is a great companion to Tiana, I just feel like he’s not iconic enough of a villain to include in the Disney 100 series, and Tiana would be perfectly fine solo, like Aurora and Pocahontas. The printed details would, of course, be cheaper and easier, though the molded skeleton body would certainly give it a unique and exciting look. How to find one: The Queen of Hearts is really easy to feel for thanks to her massive skirt piece. You won’t miss it as it’s the chunkiest element in this entire series.

The thematic groups are also really welcome, such as Disney Princesses, iconic villains, and homages to Pixar and Disney’s modern animated era making this collection feel mostly well-planned and curated. It would certainly be nice to get an up-to-date, modern version of this lovable pirate. Ahsoka Tano LEGO Disney Minifigure 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 the title character from the 1940 movie, Pinocchio is certainly one of the most iconic Disney characters out there, and we can see why he was an easy choice for this LEGO Minifigure series.Moving onto one of the more recent additions to the Disney princess roster, and we have Princess Tiana from the 2009 movie The Princess and the Frog. She’s certainly going to be a highlight of this Minifigure series.

I’ve got my review box of LEGO Disney 100 Minifigures from LEGO in-hand, and am currently working on my review, but in the meantime, I’m happy to confirm the contents of each box of LEGO’s 3rd Disney Minifigures series. Last but not least, we have Princess Aurora, from the 1959 movie Sleeping Beauty. It’s always nice when we get Minifigures of characters that we’ve never had before, and this one is no different.How to find one: Pocahontas’ large hairpiece has a very distinct shape, with the windswept part feeling flat, with ridges on one side. You can also feel for the three leaves which litter the bag. First gracing our screens in the 2002 movie Lilo & Stitch, it’s a wonder that we’ve not had more Stitch Minifigures in the 20 years since it was first released. Still, better late than never, and LEGO is filling that hole. Here’s a look at the Disney 100 minifigures blind bag, which have a “random” minifigure inside. The colour scheme is an satin-y, opalescent silver. This is the final LEGO Collectible Minifigures series that will come in blind bags, as the next series will be in more sustainable (and unfeelable) cardboard boxes.