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Speaking of White Walkers and Game of Thrones references… here’s a look at the Husky Dog included. This one variant is a little special, with bright blue eyes – perhaps a reference that it’s been White Walker’d. We’re off to a great start with the Robot Repair Tech, and I like whenever we get new Robots in the Collectible Minifigures theme, and the vibrant yellow colour scheme, and assigned occupation/role ensures that it has a bit of personality, and stands out against other regular robots. It’s a shame that most of the attention will be on the brand new purple Classic Space Torso, which will enable you to introduce a new Classic Space Astronaut colour – you’ll just need to supply the helmet, arms and legs to create one. I’m a big fan of any army-builder-type minifigures, so the Snow Guardian scores highly for me – I’m definitely going to amass a few of these for my collection! From the Reddit post, I’m assuming that this is a reference to LEGO’s Health & Safety division, and maybe it was handed out to employees as an award/recognition of safe practices?

LEGO continues to shower medieval and castle LEGO fans with love thank to the Troubadour! He’s perfect for fans who have been waiting to add a Bard minifigure to their castle/medieval setups. It’s also such a photogenic minifigure, so those into LEGO photography are going to have a great time, placing the Forest Elf in all sorts of nature-based settings. The S logo printed on the Tech’s left arm seems to be an obscure reference to this minifigure, supposedly handed out from LEGO’s Service Centre Health & Safety, of which there’s no readily available information on the net. The Night Protector is hands down my favourite minifigure in Series 22 – I absolutely love the fantastical influences, and just how unique her character design is, especially just how well her teal and purple colour scheme works.At the time of writing, I didn’t have the official LEGO names but for the purposes of identification my names are:

I was really impressed with the new racing wheelchair, a brand new element, where you just attach the wheels to. The design is top-notch, and I love how the minifigure’s hands are aligned perfectly with the wheels, allowing the Wheelchair Racer to use it as intended. Purple Classic Space hype aside, the Space Creature is quite an interesting design, as it uses a minifigure head just for the mouth, with the use of his headgear, which has 2 eyestalks to complete the look. I love it when LEGO delves into fantasy, and the Night Protector – a sort of Moon Warrior is hands down one of the most novel minifigures in Series 22. She looks like some sort of spectre, or maybe an inhabitant of the moon, with her pale mint skin, and teal hair. The Forest Elf is without doubt, the cutest minifigure in this entire series – blending adorable features and accessories with a dash of fantasy, which will likely make this one of the most popular minifigures in the series.

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How to find one: Feel for the Foal, which is the bulkiest piece in the series – its four legs, and flat sides should be easy to feel for. Perfect for fans of trash pandas, the new Raccoon Suit is actually a recolour of Series 19’s Fox Costume Girl, but the new printing works quite well anyway, given foxes and raccoon have similar facial features, with their point ears and snouts. There was a pretty big faux pas… on the official imagery which had the Wheelchair Racer standing upright, alongside all the other minifigures. Awkward.