Yeti is a minifigure released on September 1, 2013, as part of 71002 Minifigures Series 11. The Yeti has a white body, as well as white arms. His head is a new mould that covers most of the torso, and is also white with a light blue face. He has black eyes with white pupils, and pale yellow teeth. His hands are light royal blue. His legs are white, and have light blue fur printing on them. His torso is also printed with light blue fur designs. He carries a transparent fluorescent blue popsicle. In The LEGO Movie, a Yeti is a Master Builder and was among the Master Builders who meet with Vitruvius in Cloud Cuckoo Land. During the Super Secret Police's raid on Cloud Cuckoo Land, the Yeti was seen running away from a golf ball. During the final battle in Bricksburg, the Yeti was seen throwing his ice club at a Micro Manager and was assisted in fighting it by the Panda Guy. Following the Kragle's destruction, the Yeti and the Panda Guy celebrated by banging on the remains of a Micro Manager.
He was also in The LEGO Movie featurette "Behind The Bricks"; he is shown walking when Wyldstyle is talking.(visit this item’s product page) Once upon a time, the Yeti was barely more than a legend. Dwelling all alone up on his snowy mountaintop, he was rarely glimpsed by travelers, and those who did spot him were even less often believed. The Yeti himself was starting to think that he might just be a myth. But that changed the day he looked himself up on the internet. Everyone seemed to be talking about him there, and they knew all about him – from his favorite foods to his foot size. Now that he knows he’s a celebrity, the no-longer-shy Yeti is just waiting for crowds of new friends to arrive. He can’t wait to meet them!BrickipediaNew York Toy Fair continues with Minifigures series 17! Brickipedia added 3 new photos.New York Toy Fair continues with new DC Superhero Girls sets being revealed! More to come soon! See allBrickipedia added 5 new photos.New York Toy Fair continues with new Nexo Knights sets being revealed!
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Brickipedia News:Lots of names found for second wave 2017 sets - Brickipedia, the LEGO WikiBrickipedia added 7 new photos.New minifigures from The LEGO Batman movie revealed!BrickipediaThe LEGO message boards will be officially closing on March 6, 2017. BrickipediaLEGO announces Boost, the new robotics system! It is intended for children too young for Mindstorms. /wiki/17101_Creative_Toolbox17101 Creative Toolbox - Brickipedia, the LEGO WikiBrickipediaBrickipedia user Albus Potter reviews 71011 Minifigures series 15! /…/Review:71011_Minif…/Albus_PotterReview:71011 Minifigures Series 15/Albus Potter - Brickipedia, the LEGO WikiMinifigures, also known as Collectible Minifigures, is a theme introduced in May 2010. Each series consists of polybags which contain 1 of 16 unique and exclusive minifigures. A new series is released every three to four months, with sixteen new unique and exclusive minifigures in each series (excluding the 8909 Team GB Minifigures, which includes nine minifigures and 71001 Minifigures Series 10, which includes 17).
The minifigures can be based on movies, sports, fiction, history, or just average "a-day-in-the-life" professions. Each minifigure contains new elements in the form of accessories or uniquely printed body parts. Thirteen regular series, and three special series, have been released to date. In addition to regular series, five sets based on the theme exist, 850458 VIP Top 5 Boxed Minifigures, 850449 Minifigure Beach Accessory Pack, 850791 LEGO Minifigure Birthday Set, 850486 Rock Band, 850487 Halloween Accessory Set, and possibly more to come. There have also been some other sets released that were affiliated with the theme. Most of the sets contain redesigned minifigures that have been already produced but some of them are completely new, different and exclusive. It had a MMORPG named LEGO Minifigures Online, but it was shut down in 2016. The Collectible Minifigures, or Minifigures theme was introduced in . The first sneak peek of the theme was in the , which included a of the minifigures.
Each series, except the and , contains sixteen minifigures drawn from a wide range of different settings: movies, sports, history, everyday life and almost any other source imaginable. They are intended to be collected and traded, and designed so interesting new minifigures could be acquired without purchasing an entire new set. Every minifigure features high detail including special, often purpose-made, accessories and a black display base, with the exception of 8909 Team GB Minifigures, which has a white display case. The theme features new accessories such as maracas, microphones, skirts, guitars, and other new elements such as hair styles, hats, and helmets. Series 1 and 2 include some spare accessories, but subsequent releases discontinued this practice. Many of these elements have not been produced in any subsequent sets. The minifigures are sold in individual opaque polybags, meant to prevent buyers from identifying the contents. One way you can attempt to get a minifigure and knowing what is inside is by feeling the packaging.
In the boxes, there are common (5 per box), uncommon (4 per box) and rare (3 per box) minifigures. However, barcodes on the backs of the polybags of Series 1 and 2 can be used to identify the respective minifigure, and in response, Series 3, 4, 5, 6 and 7, 8909 Team GB Minifigures and 8 use a "bump code" along the bottom of a package instead. These bump codes are designed to be much more difficult to distinguish. Each polybag contains 5-11 elements including a minifigure, accessories, a display base, and an instruction/checklist booklet. Each series is only available for a limited time, which is usually three to four months before the next series is released and will be able to replace its predecessor. CavemanCheerleaderCircus ClownCowboyDeep Sea DiverDemolition DummyForestmanMagicianNinjaNurseRobotSkaterSpacemanSuper WrestlerTribal HunterZombie Spartan WarriorLifeguardWitchPop StarWeight LifterRingmasterExplorerKarate MasterSurferPharaohVampireTraffic CopMimeSkierDisco DudeMaraca Man