The nameLegoneeds no introduction and is known by billions of people around the world (especially those who have had the misfortune of accidentally stepping on a block). Did you know that every second, seven Lego sets are sold? Yes, they’re very popular.
But you don’t need to be told that. What you need to know is which Lego minifigures are the best in 2024. Well, today we’ll explore some of the best minifigures sets you’re able to get your hands on. Ready to expand your collection? Let’s get started!
Updated on June 24, 2025 by Vaspaan Dastoor:One of the best things about Lego is that you can incorporate any minifigure into any set. Put Batman into the Hulkbuster, make Dumbledore attend the council at Rivendell, or even put the guy in the T-Rex outfit atop the Eiffel Tower. It’s with this spirit that we’ve updated this list to include a few more Lego minifigures that you can purchase separately.
LEGO Minifigures Series 25 - 6 Pack Blind Box
Which will you get?
Sometimes knowing what you’re going to get is a bit boring (unless you’re collecting!) If you feel the same, try the Minifigures Series 25 Mystery Blind Box. Each mystery box contains six random minifigures to add to your collection, with 12 to collect in total.
If you’re not too fussy about collecting, then the Minifigure Series 25 Mystery Blind Box is a great choice. There are a variety of minifigures from various eras, and each comes with its own unique accessory, making your collection stand out. If you are serious, though, it may take a while to get the character you need to complete the set. If, on the other hand, you’re getting these as a gift for your kid,here are few more ideasto consider.
LEGO Collectable Minifigures Series 24 - Carrot Mascot
Do carrots really improve your eyesight?
Have an appetite for vegetables? Then, this Lego minifigure of the Carrot Mascot is a must for your collection. He stands 1.7 inches tall, wearing green pants, a top, and, of course, an orange carrot outfit. This collectible also comes with a sign that reads “Farmers Market,” a black stand, and a full set of orange hair.
This Minifigure collectible comes from a limited edition series of 12 and is by far the healthiest choice. This isn’t the first time a Minifigure has dressed up as a vegetable. There have been characters wearing chili, corn, banana, and pea pod costumes, to name a few. If you love vegetables, be sure to add this one to your collection!
LEGO Hidden Side Minifigure - Jack Davids
Join Jack on his paranormal adventures!
Do you consider yourself a ghost hunter? Well, so does Jack Davids! This Lego minifigure collectible is inspired by the popular animated series Hidden Side. Wear his usual black pants, red jacket, and backward cap, the Minifigure stands at 1.7 inches tall. The collectible also comes with the phone he uses to capture photos of ghosts.
Hidden Side is a really fun animated series with two seasons ready to binge. Unfortunately, the show was discontinued in 2023, but at least you can fill up a few hours with Lego ghost-hunting fun. What makes this collectible unique is it comes with two heads with different facial expressions. If that’s not enough, and you love all things spooky, check outthese Halloween Lego sets
LEGO Star Wars Minifigures Combo - Han Solo & Chewbacca (20th Anniversary Edition)
Never tell him the odds
Need the Force in your life? Well, look no further than this Han Solo and Chewbacca combo. The Han Solo minifigure is dressed in his usual outfit and comes equipped with a blaster accessory. Chewbacca looks like his magnificent self with an ammo sash over his shoulder and comes with a bowcaster accessory. Both minifigures are roughly 1.7 inches, with Chewbacca being just slightly taller.
In all honesty, there’s no Han Solo without Chewbacca, and arguably no Chewbacca without Han. These two are an iconic duo in theStar Warsuniverse and probably in any film franchise universe. you may’t get one without the other, and with this combo, you won’t need to. Also, while you’re at it, try your hand at buildingHan’s iconic Millennium Falcon.
LEGO Collectable Minifigures Series 24 Newspaper Kid
Now hot off the press!
Extra, extra, read all about it! Feeling nostalgic? Well, let this 1.7-inch Lego Minifigure Newspaper Kid bring you back to a time when print newspapers dominated the morning conversation. Dressed in what you’d expect for the time (patched-up pants, a buttoned t-shirt, suspenders, and the iconic flat cap), the Minifigure comes with a newspaper and slingshot.
Even though the flat cap is commonly associated with newspaper boys, did you know that most in the working class between the late 1800s and early 1900s wore them? And did you know that the first newspaper was first published in 1650? Read all about it in the company of this newspaper kid minifigure collectible.
LEGO City Town Race Minifigure - Tread Octane
in 3, 2, 1 . . . and they’re off!
Do you love cars as much as Tread Octane? Probably not, but you’re able to still express your love for them with him. Standing at 1.7 inches tall, this minifigure collectible is dressed in black pants, white t-shirt, a green jacket, red glasses, and, of course, an Elvis-style do. The collectible comes with a wrench and engine accessories.
Tread Octane is a street racer in the Lego series Lego City Adventures. While he may not have made much of an appearance in the first season, he definitely made his presence known in the second and third. If you like being ahead of the competition, winning in general, and having a love for racing, you definitely want to add him to your collection. Speaking of winning, you’ll definitely feel that way withthese Lego Brickheadzin your collection.
LEGO Ninjago Legacy MiniFigure - Lord Garmadon
Four swords are better than one.
Ninjago is one of Lego’s most popular lines, featuring tons of interesting characters as well as sets. This minifigure of Lord Garmadon is sure to stand out in any set, given how unique it looks with its four arms. You can really play around with those four arms by experimenting with all sorts of weapons.
Characters with four arms have always been cool, and Lord Garmadon is no exception. This unique minifigure will stand out in your collection thanks to its build, and the fact that it can wield twice as many accessories as any other figure. The fact that it belongs to the famed Ninjago line makes it all the more coveted.
LEGO Collectable Minifigures - T-Rex Costume Fan
When dinosaurs ruled the internet.
Blow-up T-Rex costumes have a sort of cult popularity for some reason. You might spot one at a concert, a wild party, or even roaming the streets for some reason. So, why not bring that cult following into your next Lego build? This minifigure will liven up any set or collection you place it in,
If you think your Lego set or minifigure collection needs a bit of spice, you can always add in a dude in a T-Rex outfit. Just how does it liven things up? Well, have you ever seen a sad person in a T-Rex outfit? I thought not. Just imagine him sitting on Sauron’s throne in ther Barad-Dur Lego set - perfection.
LEGO Marvel Avengers Super Heroes Minifigure - Iron Man
Jarvis not included
The Avengers Tower is among Lego’s biggest sets, featuring all the original Avengers. However, not everyone has that set, and may want to get their hands on minifigures of the heroes. This Iron Man one comes with swappable heads, including one of the suit’s AI on Tony’s face.
Iron Man is one of the most recognizable heroes thanks to the MCU, and this minifigure is worthy of the Avenger. you’re able to swap out Tony Stark’s head to give him the Jarvis UI reflection like we see in the movies, and you can also lift the helmet visor for when he needs a breather. This is just part of an entire Lego minifigures line dedicated to super heroes.
FAQ
Which minifigure is the rarest?
That would be the gold C-3PO, which was released in 2007. They got one detail wrong, though; he’s shown to have two golden legs.
How to stop a minifigure torso from cracking?
Unfortunately, if your minifigures are fully assembled, they will eventually crack because of the clutch power putting pressure on the torso.
