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* RobotDog: The Retro Space Heroine in Series 26 comes with a gray robotic pitbull.
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I don’t know how this even tracks. He has an eyepatch, not any mental disorder.


* MentallyUnwellSpecialSenses: Series 25 Train Kid contains an white dotted eye patch on his left eye.

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* MultiarmedAndDangerous: The third wave of Disney minifigures features [[WesternAnimation/LiloAndStitch Stitch]] in his Experiment 626 form. He is depicted with four arms and has two laser blasters as his accessories.
** The Series 26 Blacktron Mutant applies to this.

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The third wave of Disney minifigures features [[WesternAnimation/LiloAndStitch Stitch]] in his Experiment 626 form. He is depicted with four arms and has two laser blasters as his accessories.
** The Series 26 Blacktron Mutant applies to this.has three arms, with two on one side that each wield a blaster.
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** The Series 26 Blacktron Mutant applies to this.
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* RedGreenContrast: The Dragon Suit Guy is red, and his DistaffCounterpart is the [[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin Green Dragon Costume]].

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** The Vampire Knight's cape recreates Basil the Bat Lord's original example and makes it even more impressive by having a red interior and grey exterior, and adding printed trim on the pointed lower edge below the returning bat insignia.

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** The Vampire Knight's cape recreates Basil the Bat Lord's original example one and makes it even more impressive by having a red interior and grey exterior, and adding printed trim on the pointed lower edge below the returning bat insignia.


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* PrimateVersusReptile: The Lizard Man attempted to challenge Gorilla Suit Guy to a wrestling match.


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* RecurringElement: Ever since the debut of Gorilla Suit Guy in Series 3, there have been many minifigures wearing mascot-style costumes throughout the Theme.
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* GenderEqualEnsemble: Many of the older series were male-dominated to varying degrees, but some later series would have even male-female ratios. Those being Series 20, 22 (though the genders of the Robot Repair Tech and Space Creature were only revealed [[AllThereInTheManual through an online game]]), 23, 24 (discounting two characters with AmbiguousGender), and 25.
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* FunnyAnimal: WesternAnimation/MickeyMouse, WesternAnimation/MinnieMouse, the WesternAnimation/LooneyTunes series, WesternAnimation/DaisyDuck, WesternAnimation/DonaldDuck, [[WesternAnimation/ChipAndDale Chip, Dale]], [[WesternAnimation/DuckTales1987 Scrooge McDuck, Huey, Dewey, Louie]], WesternAnimation/OswaldTheLuckyRabbit, [[WesternAnimation/RobinHood Prince John, Robin Hood]], [[WesternAnimation/{{Pinocchio}} Jiminy Cricket]], the Franchise/TheMuppets series (except for Statler, Waldorf, the Swedish Chef, and (maybe) Gonzo), [[Creator/MarvelComics Throg]], the [[Film/WizardOfOz Cowardly]] [[[WesternAnimation/TheLegoMovie2TheSecondPart Lion]], [[[WesternAnimation/TheLegoBatmanMovie Orca]], the [[WesternAnimation/AliceInWonderland Chesire Cat]], the Fly Monster, [[WesternAnimation/TheSimpsons Itchy, Scratchy]], and the Vampire Bat. The Minotaur also counts to a certain degree.

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* FunnyAnimal: WesternAnimation/MickeyMouse, WesternAnimation/MinnieMouse, the WesternAnimation/LooneyTunes series, WesternAnimation/DaisyDuck, WesternAnimation/DonaldDuck, [[WesternAnimation/ChipAndDale Chip, Dale]], [[WesternAnimation/DuckTales1987 Scrooge McDuck, Huey, Dewey, Louie]], WesternAnimation/OswaldTheLuckyRabbit, [[WesternAnimation/RobinHood Prince John, Robin Hood]], [[WesternAnimation/{{Pinocchio}} Jiminy Cricket]], the Franchise/TheMuppets series (except for Statler, Waldorf, the Swedish Chef, and (maybe) Gonzo), [[Creator/MarvelComics Throg]], the [[Film/WizardOfOz Cowardly]] [[[WesternAnimation/TheLegoMovie2TheSecondPart [[WesternAnimation/TheLegoMovie2TheSecondPart Lion]], [[[WesternAnimation/TheLegoBatmanMovie [[WesternAnimation/TheLegoBatmanMovie Orca]], the [[WesternAnimation/AliceInWonderland Chesire Cat]], the Fly Monster, [[WesternAnimation/TheSimpsons Itchy, Scratchy]], and the Vampire Bat. The Minotaur also counts to a certain degree.
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*** The [[InsectoidAliens Alien Beetlezoid]] resembles and shares a naming convention with the Alien Buggoids from ''[[Toys/LegoGalaxySquad Galaxy Squad]]''.
* CosmicMotifs: The Series 26 Flying Saucer Costume Fan and Orion are this.

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*** The [[InsectoidAliens Alien Beetlezoid]] resembles and shares a follows the naming convention with of the Alien Buggoids from ''[[Toys/LegoGalaxySquad Galaxy Squad]]''.
* CosmicMotifs: The Series 26 has the Flying Saucer Costume Fan and Orion are this.Orion, with the former wearing a UFO headpiece and StarSpangledSpandex and the latter being based on the constellation of the same name.
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*** The [[InsectoidAliens Alien Beetlezoid]] resembles and shares a naming convention with the Alien Buggoids from ''[[Toys/LegoGalaxySquad Galaxy Squad''.

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*** The [[InsectoidAliens Alien Beetlezoid]] resembles and shares a naming convention with the Alien Buggoids from ''[[Toys/LegoGalaxySquad Galaxy Squad''.Squad]]''.

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** The Galaxy Trooper looks very bulky and unique among the various Space characters, but his armor bears the winged-rocket emblem of the Galaxy Squad.

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** The Galaxy Trooper looks very bulky and unique among the various Space characters, but his armor bears the winged-rocket emblem of [[Toys/LegoGalaxySquad the Galaxy Squad.Squad]].



** The Series 16 Spy worked for [[Toys/LEGOAlphaTeam Alpha Team]] (and closely resembles an updated version of Dash Justice), was seen infiltrating [[Toys/LEGOAgents Dr. Inferno's Volcano Base]], and rescued Galaxy Squad pilot Solomon Blaze. Since Blaze would later become a member of the [[Toys/LEGOUltraAgents Ultra Agents]], the Spy effectively ties together all three of LEGO's SpyFiction toylines.

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** The Series 16 Spy worked for [[Toys/LEGOAlphaTeam Alpha Team]] (and closely resembles an updated version of Dash Justice), was seen infiltrating [[Toys/LEGOAgents Dr. Inferno's Volcano Base]], and rescued [[Toys/LegoGalaxySquad Galaxy Squad Squad]] pilot Solomon Blaze. Since Blaze would later become a member of the [[Toys/LEGOUltraAgents Ultra Agents]], the Spy effectively ties together all three of LEGO's SpyFiction toylines.



** Series 26 Ice Planet Explorer is a remake of Doctor Kelvin from the 1993–1995 Ice Planet 2002 theme.
** Also Series 26 includes a remake of an M-Tron Astronaut.

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** Series 26 has several references to previous Space themes.
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Ice Planet Explorer is a remake of Doctor Kelvin from the 1993–1995 Ice Planet 2002 theme.
** Also Series 26 includes a remake of an *** The M-Tron Astronaut.Powerlifter is an update of the M-Tron Astronaut in the same vein as the previous Space Police minifigure.
*** The [[InsectoidAliens Alien Beetlezoid]] resembles and shares a naming convention with the Alien Buggoids from ''[[Toys/LegoGalaxySquad Galaxy Squad''.

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** The Series 15 Frightening Knight was kicked out of the [[Toys/LEGOCastle Fright Knights]] for being too frightening. The Series 19 Fright Knight is pretty explicitly a native of the old Fright Knights theme, being a ghost in an updated take on their armor, as if he's an original Fright Knight still walking the earth. Series 25's Vampire Knight is his master, remaking the original Basil the Bat Lord figure.

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** The Series 15 Frightening Knight was kicked out of the [[Toys/LEGOCastle Fright Knights]] for being too frightening. The Series 19 Fright Knight is pretty explicitly a native of the old Fright Knights theme, being a ghost in an updated take on their armor, as if he's an original Fright Knight still walking the earth. Series 25's Vampire Knight is his master, remaking the original Basil the Bat Lord figure.figure, the chief villain from the 1997 Fright Knights theme.



** Series 25 Vampire Knight is a remake of Basil the Bat Lord, the chief villain from the 1997 Fright Knights theme.



** Also Series 26 includes a remake of an M-Tron Astronaut.



* NoCelebritiesWereHarmed: A number of minifigures are nods to various celebrities. The Daredevil is a clear nod to UsefulNotes/EvelKnievel, the Thespian is Creator/WilliamShakespeare (coming with a skull to reenact the famous gravedigger scene in Hamlet), and the Hollywood Starlet from series 9 is a dead ringer for Marilyn Monroe. Series 10 also has a "Trendsetter" with a small dog who looks quite like Paris Hilton. The Series 15 Wrestling Champion looks an awful lot like Wrestling/UltimateWarrior. The Series 23 Ferry Captain is loosely based on Edward Smith. The N-POP Girl from ''WesternAnimation/TheLEGONinjagoMovie'' looks similar to Music/KyaryPamyuPamyu. The Conservationist is based on Steve Irwin. The Rococo Aristrocrat is loosely based on Marie Antoinette. The Series 26 Spacewalking Astronaut is based on Valentina Tereshkova.

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* NoCelebritiesWereHarmed: A number of minifigures are nods to various celebrities. The Daredevil is a clear nod to UsefulNotes/EvelKnievel, the Thespian is Creator/WilliamShakespeare (coming with a skull to reenact the famous gravedigger scene in Hamlet), and the Hollywood Starlet from series 9 is a dead ringer for Marilyn Monroe. Series 10 also has a "Trendsetter" with a small dog who looks quite like Paris Hilton. The Series 15 Wrestling Champion looks an awful lot like Wrestling/UltimateWarrior. The Series 23 Ferry Captain is loosely based on Edward Smith. The N-POP Girl from ''WesternAnimation/TheLEGONinjagoMovie'' looks similar to Music/KyaryPamyuPamyu. The Series 24 Conservationist is based on Steve Irwin. The and Rococo Aristrocrat is are loosely based on Steve Irwin and Marie Antoinette. The Series 26 Spacewalking Astronaut is based on Valentina Tereshkova.
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** Series 26 Ice Planet Explorer is a remake of Doctor Kelvin from the 1993–1995 Ice Planet 2002 theme.

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* CosmicMotifs: The Series 26 Flying Saucer Costume Fan and Orion are this.



* {{Fembot}}: The Lady Robot. She's named the Fembot in the ''LEGO Movie: The Videogame''. Also in Series 26 has a blue-haired female looking android nurse.

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* {{Fembot}}: The Lady Robot. She's named the Fembot in the ''LEGO Movie: The Videogame''. Also in the Series 26 has a blue-haired Nurse Android applies to this which is more female looking android nurse.than a reuse of an existing minifigure.



* MobileSuitHuman: Series 26 features a human robot piloted by an alien.

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* MobileSuitHuman: Series 26 features Imposter is a human human-like robot piloted by an alien.aliens.



* NoCelebritiesWereHarmed: A number of minifigures are nods to various celebrities. The Daredevil is a clear nod to UsefulNotes/EvelKnievel, the Thespian is Creator/WilliamShakespeare (coming with a skull to reenact the famous gravedigger scene in Hamlet), and the Hollywood Starlet from series 9 is a dead ringer for Marilyn Monroe. Series 10 also has a "Trendsetter" with a small dog who looks quite like Paris Hilton. The Series 15 Wrestling Champion looks an awful lot like Wrestling/UltimateWarrior. The Series 23 Ferry Captain is loosely based on Edward Smith. The N-POP Girl from ''WesternAnimation/TheLEGONinjagoMovie'' looks similar to Music/KyaryPamyuPamyu. The Conservationist is based on Steve Irwin. The Rococo Aristrocrat is loosely based on Marie Antoinette. The Series 26 female astronaut is based on Valentina Tereshkova.

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* NoCelebritiesWereHarmed: A number of minifigures are nods to various celebrities. The Daredevil is a clear nod to UsefulNotes/EvelKnievel, the Thespian is Creator/WilliamShakespeare (coming with a skull to reenact the famous gravedigger scene in Hamlet), and the Hollywood Starlet from series 9 is a dead ringer for Marilyn Monroe. Series 10 also has a "Trendsetter" with a small dog who looks quite like Paris Hilton. The Series 15 Wrestling Champion looks an awful lot like Wrestling/UltimateWarrior. The Series 23 Ferry Captain is loosely based on Edward Smith. The N-POP Girl from ''WesternAnimation/TheLEGONinjagoMovie'' looks similar to Music/KyaryPamyuPamyu. The Conservationist is based on Steve Irwin. The Rococo Aristrocrat is loosely based on Marie Antoinette. The Series 26 female astronaut Spacewalking Astronaut is based on Valentina Tereshkova.


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* RobotMaid: The Robot Butler in Series 26.
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* HawaiianShirtedTourist: Parodied with the Alien Tourist in Series 26, who is an ''alien'' wearing a Hawaiian shirt that's vacationing on Earth. For added points, he's wearing an equally touristy I Love NY-style shirt that says "I Love Planet Earth" under it.
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* AlienAmongUs: The Alien Tourist in Series 26.
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* MobileSuitHuman: Series 26 features a casual male piloted by an alien.

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* MobileSuitHuman: Series 26 features a casual male human robot piloted by an alien.
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* HarpingOnAboutHarpies: Series 25 includes a Harpy. Being as she's a LEGO minifigure, her design is more humanoid than most harpies, with purple wings sprouting out of her back that are not part of her arms, which are themselves sporting some very sharp WolverineClaws. She uses the rare digitigrade mold for her legs to make them more birdlike, though.

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* HarpingOnAboutHarpies: Series 25 includes a Harpy. Being as she's a LEGO minifigure, her design is more humanoid than most harpies, with purple wings sprouting out of her back that are not part of her arms, which are themselves sporting some very sharp WolverineClaws. She has a beak-mouth and uses the rare digitigrade mold for her legs to make them seem more birdlike, though.
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* {{Fembot}}: The Lady Robot. She's named the Fembot in the ''LEGO Movie: The Videogame''. Also in Series 26 Space Nurse applies to this.

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* {{Fembot}}: The Lady Robot. She's named the Fembot in the ''LEGO Movie: The Videogame''. Also in Series 26 Space Nurse applies to this.has a blue-haired female looking android nurse.

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* {{Fembot}}: The Lady Robot. She's named the Fembot in the ''LEGO Movie: The Videogame''.

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* {{Fembot}}: The Lady Robot. She's named the Fembot in the ''LEGO Movie: The Videogame''. Also in Series 26 Space Nurse applies to this.



* MobileSuitHuman: Series 26 features a casual male piloted by an alien.



* NoCelebritiesWereHarmed: A number of minifigures are nods to various celebrities. The Daredevil is a clear nod to UsefulNotes/EvelKnievel, the Thespian is Creator/WilliamShakespeare (coming with a skull to reenact the famous gravedigger scene in Hamlet), and the Hollywood Starlet from series 9 is a dead ringer for Marilyn Monroe. Series 10 also has a "Trendsetter" with a small dog who looks quite like Paris Hilton. The Series 15 Wrestling Champion looks an awful lot like Wrestling/UltimateWarrior. The Series 23 Ferry Captain is loosely based on Edward Smith. The N-POP Girl from ''WesternAnimation/TheLEGONinjagoMovie'' looks similar to Music/KyaryPamyuPamyu. The Conservationist is based on Steve Irwin. The Rococo Aristrocrat is loosely based on Marie Antoinette.

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* NoCelebritiesWereHarmed: A number of minifigures are nods to various celebrities. The Daredevil is a clear nod to UsefulNotes/EvelKnievel, the Thespian is Creator/WilliamShakespeare (coming with a skull to reenact the famous gravedigger scene in Hamlet), and the Hollywood Starlet from series 9 is a dead ringer for Marilyn Monroe. Series 10 also has a "Trendsetter" with a small dog who looks quite like Paris Hilton. The Series 15 Wrestling Champion looks an awful lot like Wrestling/UltimateWarrior. The Series 23 Ferry Captain is loosely based on Edward Smith. The N-POP Girl from ''WesternAnimation/TheLEGONinjagoMovie'' looks similar to Music/KyaryPamyuPamyu. The Conservationist is based on Steve Irwin. The Rococo Aristrocrat is loosely based on Marie Antoinette. The Series 26 female astronaut is based on Valentina Tereshkova.

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These are also examples of Production Foreshadowing, since they're just foreshadowing future minifigs from different lines


* {{Foreshadowing}}: When the Goblin's hat piece was released, many noticed its striking resemblance to the hat worn by Marvel Comics' Green Goblin, and assumed that a minifigure of said villain would reuse the piece in the near future in the Marvel theme. This guess turned out to be correct. Similarly, the Tiger Woman foreshadowed the release of a [[Series/Batman1966 sixties Catwoman]] figure through the distinctive shape of her hair-with-ears sculpt.



* ProductionForeshadowing: The inclusion of the Monkey King in Series 19 would serve as a preview to LEGO's Monkie Kid theme, which includes its own version of Sun Wukong using the same monkey hair-and-ears piece.

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* ProductionForeshadowing: ProductionForeshadowing:
** When the Goblin's hat piece was released, many noticed its striking resemblance to the hat worn by Marvel Comics' Green Goblin, and assumed that a minifigure of said villain would reuse the piece in the near future in the Marvel theme. This guess turned out to be correct.
** Similarly, the Tiger Woman foreshadowed the release of a [[Series/Batman1966 sixties Catwoman]] figure through the distinctive shape of her hair-with-ears sculpt.
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The inclusion of the Monkey King in Series 19 would serve as a preview to LEGO's Monkie Kid theme, which includes its own version of Sun Wukong using the same monkey hair-and-ears piece.

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