Baymax Disney Edition 100 Minifigure (Coldis100-17)

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So concludes my Disney 100 Minifigures feel guide and review. In fact, so concludes my feel guides in general. Blind bags are now a thing of the past. Overall, I am not thrilled with the Disney 100 Minifigures. I know that will be an unpopular opinion… sorry to all those of you who were really waiting for this series. But from my personal perspective, the character selection wasn’t the best and the execution isn’t always great. I like a handful of the characters quite a lot, but I would not have collected this entire series had the LEGO® Group not sent it to me. Of course, this series follows on the heels of Series 24, which is one of my all-time favorites, so it’s hard to compete. What do you think of the Disney 100 Minifigures? Let me know in the comments below or reach out on social media. I was particularly impressed by her side leg printing, as well as arm printing for her armband tattoo. She comes with a printed compass tile, and a selection of leaves, to represent the leaves that swirl as she belts out Colours of the Wind. In the movie, Baymax is a healthcare robot created by a young inventor named Hiro Hamada. After his brother’s death, Hiro reprograms Baymax to become a superhero to help him and his friends save their city from a dangerous villain.

With the Queen’s eye-catching shape, great printing (on the front), and vivid designs on the front, she’s one of the best minifigures in this series, and a very worthy addition to the LEGO Disney minifigures collection. 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. 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. Robin Hood works remarkably well as a LEGO minifigure, and is such a classic Disney animated film with enduring appeal. It’s not hard to imagine how the overall aesthetic and design of the movie may have inspired LEGO’s own Forestmen theme, and you can also see how well Robin Hood fits into this world.

Dr. Facilier

Another excellent addition to the LEGO Disney minifigure collection is Cruella de Vil, the fur-crazy villain from 101 Dalmatians, who makes her LEGO debut in minifigure form. Switching over to modern Disney, we finally get Big Hero 6, the anime-inspired film from 2014, with the adorable Baymax making an appearance for the first time. The leader of the band of rogues is Robin Hood, who is a cunning red fox with incredible archery skills, and LEGO have made great use of a new moulded head to bring Robin Hood to life. His trademark green garb is printed really nicely across his body, and I also like his green shoes on his feet. 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.

LEGO have absolutely killed it with Ernesto de la Cruz’s minifigure design, and to me, this is one of the standout minifigures from the Disney 100 minifigures series, and one of the finest LEGO Disney minifigures ever designed by LEGO.

Stitch 626

How to find one: Oswald’s head is quite bulbous and round, and both his ears should feel relatively flat. She features a brand new wig, which is an accurate representation of Tiana’s hairstyle, and looks great from the side. For accessories, Pinochhio comes with Cleo, Geppetto’s goldfish which is printed on a trans-clear minifigure head. Which... I am not at all complaining about because, while I know that the DTV sequels have a reputation for being cheap, I like some of them; and Patch's London Adventure is for sure among my top-five of them (no, it's not up to the quality of the original, but it IS a very fun ride nonetheless), and Patch himself is quite adorable in it.

Joining Ernesto is the protagonist of Coco – Miguel Rivera, who finds himself in the land of the dead during Día de Los Muertos. Miguel looks great with his red hoodie, and comes with a brown acoustic guitar. Pixar and Coco fans are going to be delighted that LEGO went all out with the Disney 100 series. First, we have Ernesto de la Cruz, the famous Mexican singer and musician that Miguel looks up to, before discovering his more sinister side.

The minifigure is really well designed, and I especially like her pale green tiara, and the intricate details of her dress. Pocahontas is a really great minifigure, and fans of the classic Disney movie will be delighted to finally add her to their LEGO collection. If only she came with Flit (the hummingbird) or Meeko (the raccoon), which is something I hope LEGO adds in future sets starring Pocahontas! The Oswald minifigure has a relatively simple design, befitting its humble origins during the dawn of animated media. How to find one: Try feeling for Stitch’s head, which is large and bulbous, with the two large flat ears attached to it.