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On the note with Cruella, I have to say it: I find it curious that the design of the puppy with her (Patch) is based on his appearance in the 2003 Direct-to-video sequel 101 Dalmatians II: Patch's London Adventure instead of how he looks in the original movie.
For accessories, she comes with her foxtail purse which is printed, and a shawl as well. Her hairpiece is especially great with prominent teal earrings.The minifigure is also accompanied by a standard guitar and his dog, Dante. Even though this dog element was not originally designed to represent a Xoloitzcuintle, it definitely suffices and Dante's bizarre expression perfectly conveys his goofy personality from Coco. It’s another one of Disney’s iconic characters, and interestingly, LEGO have decided to give him the standard minifigure treatment, with his face printed on a regular minifig head, instead of a moulded head. How to find one: One of the heads in Pinocchio’s bags will have the nose, which will feel quite pointy as you apply pressure to it. You can also try feeling for his hat, which has a low cone-shaped profile. Due to his soft padding, Hiro developed two different armors to enhance Baymax's fighting and natural strength. The first one, a dull-green padded armor, was made after Baymax received a martial arts chip from Hiro. The armor covers Baymax's entire body and is designed to restrain his soft form to make him more durable (much to his concern), although it is wide enough to fit comfortably around Baymax's wide physique. Stitch originally appeared in 71012 Disney Collectable Minifigures, seven years ago, but now Experiment 626 Stitch joins the roster too! The minifigure features a red uniform, inspired by his appearance when on trial alongside Stitch's creator, Dr. Jumba Jookiba. The head element remains unchanged from Stitch's prior figure, although his printed eyes look more sinister!
Anti-bacterial spray: Baymax dispenses a spray from his hands to kill pathogenic microbes on his patient. The colours and Baymax’s head make it obvious that it is Baymax, but the silhouette just doesn’t translate especially well to the LEGO minifigure form, which is a shame as Baymax has been one of Disney’s better new characters from the 2000s era.Where possible, we used smooth white pieces to cover the exposed studs. It seemed to make Baymax look more like the movie. 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. The good news is that there are 2 complete sets in each box of Disney 100 Minifigures, which is great news for those that want to split a box with a friend, or guarantee a complete set. Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs was Disney's first animated feature film. Until now, neither the titular heroine nor the iconic Evil Queen had appeared as minifigures, although this series finally introduces the latter. Naturally, the minifigure features a delightfully cruel expression and the washed-out flesh colour suits her quite well, although was obviously not intended.
Overall, it’s a really great and unique minifigure, and I can imagine that the double-arms will be a nice little addition for those that collect minifigures, and want to add a really interesting arm option into their collection. None of the poses in the photos have been created through Photoshop or in any way digitally altered. Yeah, that’s right – I really can balance on one hand! This four-armed variant of Stitch is one of the more unique LEGO minifigures in this series with the awesome twin-arm piece, which makes a return after having only shown up once with the Rio Durant minifigure from LEGO Star Wars.
For a more interesting character and Disney Princess, we have Mulan from the beloved 1998 animated movie. I have a soft spot for Mulan as it’s one of my favourite Disney movies of all time, and I was incredibly excited to get my hands on the Mulan minifigure. Robin Hood and Prince John are awesome! They've really captured those characters well. Instantly recognisable even though I don't even recall watching the movie! Fight Armor: Baymax's initial armor which Hiro created to have him fight Yokai, since the robot's default structural design would otherwise render Baymax's installed knowledge on hand-to-hand combat useless. It was dull-green colored and was constructed using his 3D printer.
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