History Toys / PlaymobilFigures

* AnIcePerson: Series 1's Snow Queen, and Series 11's Ice Princess.

* CaptainErsatz: Several, such as [[Series/{{Glee}} Sue Sylvester]], [[Film/LaraCroftTombRaider Lara Croft]], Film/AeonFlux, Music/LadyGaga, Disney/SnowWhite, [[Disney/SleepingBeauty Malelficent]], and ComicBook/{{Catwoman}}.

* HairDecorations: There's a long hairpiece with a pin on the side to allow these to be worn. The Series 4 Hula Girl has a flower, the Series 5 Mermaid and Native American woman have a seashell and feathers, respectively, and the Series 10 vampiress has a bat. The bun hairdo also allows for a hair ornament to be worn around it, as seen on the Series 3 Southern Belle.

* ModestyTowel: A towel wrap is included with the bather in Series 2 and the sauna guest in Series 10. Both have bikinis or underwear underneath, though.
* NoNameGiven: Another difference from LEGO's line. Some of the concepts and titles are intuitive, like the Grim Reaper, and Witch, some are so strange that it's difficult to tell what their core concept is even supposed to be.

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* TheGrimReaper

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* ClassicalMovieVampire: A female example.

* NoCelebritiesWereHarmed: Music/ElvisPresley appears in this series.
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[[folder: Series 3]]
* BritishRoyalGuards
* HatDamage: Either due to weather or fighting, the Scarecrow has a rather tattered and torn hat.
* OurDwarvesAreAllTheSame
* SouthernBelle
* Art/StatueOfLiberty

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[[folder: Series 4]]

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[[folder: Series 6]]

* PurpleIsPowerful: See above.
* SurferDude: ''Santa'' turns out to be one!
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[[folder: Series 7]]

* HollywoodNuns
* NewAgeRetroHippie: In Series 7. She has a neon yellow outfit with a peace-sign medallion. She also comes with a pigeon/dove and a flower.

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[[folder: Series 8]]

* BellyDancer

* WickedWitch: A darker version than the Series 1 witch.
* WizardClassic
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[[folder: Series 9]]
* BedsheetGhost: A black (or shadowy) version is re-released for Series 9.

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[[folder: Series 10]]
* ActionGirl: The Elf Warrior seems to be. This is averted with the Robot Girl, though. While her male counterpart was an armored space fighter, she is not suited for combat, and has only a mirror.

[[folder: Series 11]]
* GenieInABottle: Ushering in a new poofy-pants leg mold.

* OurGnomesAreWeirder: Represented here by a child-size figure.
* OurZombiesAreDifferent: Bandaged and scarred and green...and hungry! Playmobil lists him as half-mummy.
* PlantPerson: The Sunflower Girl.

* AnIcePerson: Serie's 1's Snow Queen, and Series 11's Ice Princess.

* DemBones: The Grim Reaper and Dark Ghost, under his shroud.

* EvilSorcerer: The shadowed eyes of the Green Wizard seem to imply this. Since it's a tie-in to the [[EvilVersusEvil Dragons theme]], it seems to support this. The Maleficent ripoff in Series 8 is a female version. The Fire Wizard could go either way.

* NonIronicClown: A clown on stilts in Series 4, a clown with juggling rings in Series 7, and a female clown in Series 8.

* OurMermaidsAreDifferent: In Series 1 and 5. Both are friendly.

* PinkGirlBlueBoy: The packaging for the girls' and boys' series (with the exception of Series 2's green and yellow, respectively, and Series 3 boys' black) has used pink and blue, with the radial designs changing color. The two transparent robots also count.

* AnIcePerson: Some interpret the Wizard to be this, due to his staff's crystal and his blue-and-white colorscheme.

* ActionGirl: The Elf Warrior seems to be. This is averted with the Robot Girl, though. While her male counterpart was an armored space fighter, she is not suited for fighting, and has only a mirror.

* UsefulNotes/StatueOfLiberty

* GladiatorGames: Gladiators appear in Series 5, 8 (a female, although she might also be an Amazon), and 9.

* AnIcePerson: The Snow Queen.

* OurZombiesAreDifferent: Bandaged and scarred and green...and hungry!

Playmobil Figures (stylized as "Fi?ures") is a toy line by {{Toys/Playmobil}}. It is similar to Toys/LEGOMinifigures, as the series consist of several blind-bagged assorted characters. The key difference between the two companies' approaches is that each series in the "Fi?ures" line has two subseries, one of 12 male characters, and one of 12 female characters. This gives each series more characters while making it easier to search for a specific character.

* BlondGuysAreEvil: The Alien Villain in Series 2 has yellow hair under his helmet.

* FollowTheLeader: Playmobil's response to the LEGO Minifigures theme. Several of the characters are similar, such as the black-eyed boxer, and blue ice skater.

* LeaningOnTheFourthWall: The Queen of Hearts carries a book, a reference to being a literary character.

* TheCrusades: A Crusader appears in Series 8.

* ActionGirl: The Sci-Fi Girl seems to be. This is averted with the Robot Girl, though. While her male counterpart was an armored space fighter, she is not suited for fighting, and has only a mirror.

* OurElvesAreBetter: An elven soldier is one of the group.

* ModestyTowel: A towel wrap is included with both female bathers, one modern, and one rustic. Both have bikinis or underwear underneath, though.

* SkullForAHead: The Grim Reaper and Ghost Warrior have a skeletal face. The Shadow Ghost in Series 9 has a variation on the same.

* AllAsiansWearConicalStrawHats: The Farmer Girl.

* SicklyGreenGlow: The Ghost Warrior is a pale green.

* CaptainErsatz: Several, such as [[Series/{{Glee}} Sue Sylvester]], [[Film/TombRaider Lara Croft]], Film/AeonFlux, Music/LadyGaga, Disney/SnowWhite, [[Disney/SleepingBeauty Malelficent]], and ComicBook/{{Catwoman}}.

* ClassicalMythology: Neptune/Poseidon is one of the characters in the boys' series.

* Modesty Towel: A towel wrap is included with both female bathers, one modern, and one rustic. Both have bikinis or underwear underneath, though.

* HairDecorations: There's a long hairpiece with a pin on the side to allow these to be worn. The Series 5 Mermaid and Native American woman have a seashell and feathers, respectively, and the Series 10 vampiress has a bat. The bun hairdo also allows for a hair decoration to be worn around it, as seen on the Series 3 Southern Belle.

* PublicDomainCharacter: Rapunzel and Snow White in Series 4, and [[Theater/TheMagicFlute The Queen of the Night]] in Series 9. The [[Literature/AlicesAdventuresInWonderland Queen of Hearts]] appears in Series 10.

* RedAndBlackAndEvilAllOver: The Executioner. Subverted by the Zorro and Catwoman ripoffs.

* SpidersAreScary: The Witch wears spiderweb-patterned dress and shawl.

* FrozenFashionSense: Averted by the female vampire in Series 10, who wears a modern ensemble, with a short skirt and bat hair clip, but still retains a classical Gothic feel.

* CaptainErsatz: Several, such as [Series/{{Glee}} Sue Sylvester]], [[Film/TombRaider Lara Croft]], Film/AeonFlux, Music/LadyGaga, Disney/SnowWhite, [[Disney/SleepingBeauty Malelficent]], and ComicBook/{{Catwoman}}.

* AllAsiansWearConicalStrawHats: One of the Series 10-Girls figures.
* AmazonBrigade: A female warrior appears in Series 8, although it's difficult to tell if she's a ''gladiatrix'' or an Amazon.

* {{Animesque}}: The Space Hero in Series 2 seems to be take inspiration from anime.

* BedsheetGhost: A black (or shadowy) version is re-released for Series 9.
* BellyDancer: In Series 8.
* BlatantBurglar: In Series 8. Unfortunately for him, a policeman is in the same series.
* BlondGuysAreEvil: The Alien Villain in Series 2 has yellow hair under his helmet.
* CaptainErsatz: The "Fi?ures" line has featured several, of [[Series/{{Glee}} Sue Sylvester]], [[Film/TombRaider Lara Croft]], Film/AeonFlux, Music/LadyGaga, Disney/SnowWhite, [[Disney/SleepingBeauty Malelficent]], and ComicBook/{{Catwoman}}.
* CelestialBody: The Queen of the Night's dress appears to be made of stars.
* ClassicalMovieVampire: A female one in Series 2. A more modern vampiress appears in Series 10.
* TheCrusades: A Crusader appears in Series 8.
* {{Disneyification}}: Ironically, the Queen of Hearts, who is even more toned-down than the Disney version. This one seems to be sweet and friendly, with [[HairOfGoldHeartOfGold hair]] to match.

* DualWielding: The Fairy Queen carries a wand and a magical staff.
* EarlyInstallmentWeirdness: The first series' designs look a bit different from the later series'. Several of the characters are made to tie in to current themes, so the evolving aesthetic (compare the fairy in Series 1 to the fairies in series after the new theme) can make this happen at any point in the theme.
* {{Expy}}: The Alien Villain in Series 2 is one of [[Franchise/StarWars Darth Vader]].
* EvilCounterpart: Pops up in the Fi?ures theme a few times in the same series (like Series 2's Space Hero and Alien Villain, Series 6's Magic Queen and Evil Sorceress, or Series 8's Wizard and Witch) or across a few (like Series 3's Robot and Series 5's Alien Android.)
* EvilRedhead: The Mega Masters agent in Series 8 has vivid orange hair.
* EvilSorcerer: The shadowed eyes of the Green Wizard seem to imply this. Since it's a tie-in to the [[EvilVersusEvil Dragons theme]], it seems to support this. The Maleficent ripoff in Series 8 is a female version. The Fire Wizard could go either way.

* {{Fembot}}: In Series 10, as a counterpart to the Series 3 robot. She has pink details where he had blue, a mirror, and makeup.

* GorgeousPeriodDress: The Georgian-era English lady in Series 8, with a big dress, wig, and parasol.

* GreenAndMean: The Evil Sorceress.
* HatDamage: Either due to weather or fighting, the Scarecrow has a rather tattered and torn hat.
* HighCollarOfDoom: Worn on capes by the Grim Reaper and Green Sorceress and without a cape on the Vampiress. However, these collars are not always used for evil character. The capeless version of the Sorceress' collar has only been worn by good or neutral characters, (Snow White and the Queen of the Night), and the Vampiress shares her rounded collar with the benevolent Southern Belle.

* AnIcePerson: The Snow Queen in Series 1.
* InTheHood: The Executioner. This is unusually averted for the Grim Reaper, who instead wears a floppy hat and a large-collared cape.
* {{Kaiserreich}}: A German policeman in a pickelhaube appears in Series 9.

* MadScientist: In Series 4, complete with lab coat, crazy eyes, and spiky hair.

* {{Mummy}}: In Series 1.
* NewAgeRetroHippie: In Series 7. She has a neon yellow outfit with a peace-sign medallion. She also comes with a pigeon/dove and a flower.
* NiceHat: The Robber Woman in Series 1 has a huge medieval hat.
* NoCelebritiesWereHarmed: Music/ElvisPresley appears in Series 2, and it's very obviously him.

* OurDwarvesAreAllTheSame: The Series 3 Dwarf (who introduced short legs for adult figures), and the Series 9 Dwarf King.
* OurElvesAreBetter: An elven warrior appears in Series 10.

* PrincessesPreferPink: Used a few times.
* ProfessorGuineaPig: The Mad Scientist's mulicolored, unfocused eyes seem to imply this.

* TheMafia: An gangster in Series 7 appears to be a member. Supported by his face being shared with the Italian pizza chef in Series 1.
* PinkGirlBlueBoy: The packaging for the girls' and boys' series (with the exception of Series 2's green and yellow, respectively, and Series 3 boys' black) has used pink and blue, with the radial designs changing color. The two robots also count.
* PlayingWithFire: The Series 10 Fire Wizard.

* SicklyGreenGlow: The Series 10 Ghost Warrior is a pale, unearthly, green.
* SouthernBelle: In Series 3.
* SpidersAreScary: The Series 8 Witch wears spiderweb-patterned dress and shawl.

* WarriorMonk: A Shaolin monk appears in Series 3.
* WickedWitch: In Series 1 and Series 8.
* WizardClassic: In Series 8.

* {{Animesque}}: The Space Hero in Series 1 seems to be take inspiration from anime.

* {{Disneyification}}: Ironically, the Queen of Hearts, who is even less toned-down than the Disney version. This one seems to be sweet and friendly, with [[HairOfGoldHeartOfGold hair]] to match.

* ClassicalMovieVampire: A female one in Series 2.

* EvilSorcerer: The shadowed eyes of the Green Wizard seem to imply this. Since it's a tie-in to the [[EvilVersusEvil Dragons theme]], it seems to support this. The Maleficent ripoff in Series 8 is a female version.

* PublicDomainCharacter: Rapunzel and Snow White in Series 4, and [[Theater/TheMagicFlute The Queen of the Night]] in Series 9.

* PinkGirlBlueBoy: The packaging for the girls' and boys' series (with the exception of Series 2's green and yellow, respectively, and Series 3 boys' black) has used pink and blue, with the radial designs changing color.

* TronLines: Featured on the Clear Robot, Alien Android, and Evil Agent's bodies.

* InstantAwesomeJustAddNinja: In Series 2, Series 5, and a winged one in Series 9.

!! Tropes in the the Fi?ures theme include:

* AnIcePerson: The Snow Queen in Series 1.

* WizardClassic: In Series 8.