And to tie everything together, the Queen of Hearts has an incredible alternate face with a dismayed/angry expression. This is such an expressive face, and I can see many minifigure photographers, or customisers making great use of this face.

The final Disney Princess in this series has been a long-time coming, with Pocahontas finally making her LEGO debut! Surprisingly, we get her as a minifigure first instead of a minidoll ( a minidolll Pocahontas is coming later this year), but no complaints here! We expect that we’ll see a separate tail piece that can be sandwiched between the torso and leg pieces. This will provide Robin Hood with his trademark large and bushy tail. I had great success with your feel guide this week, thank you so much! It was generally a pretty easy series to identify IMO, but your flagging the key components and how to not confuse them with similar ones was massively helpful. The first wave of Collectible Disney Minifigures (numbered 71012) came in 2016. LEGO was spoiled for choice when it came to which characters they were going to turn into Minifigures.

How to find one: Feel for Patch, which is quite lumpy, and confirm with the D-shaped tile for her foxtail purse. Cruella also has an inner plastic bag, which should feel crinkly.

In our original blog post made just after the tease that both LEGO and Disney put out, we made a few predictions. Let’s see how right or wrong we were! I’m a big fan of Mulan, and I think she looks incredible as a minifigure. Here’s a side by side with a Mulan minidoll from my collection, and I think that I much prefer the minifigure version than the minidoll, one of the rare instances where the minifigure has the slight edge! As we mentioned in our previous blog post about this series of LEGO Disney Minifigures, LEGO could have played it safe and chosen characters that they have done before…but they didn’t!I’ll be publishing my full review of LEGO Disney 100 minifigures very soon, so keep an eye out for it, and let me know in the comments if you have any burning questions or specifics you’d like me to include in my review!