This is a description taken from Lego®.com

The powerful protector of Metropolis, LEGO Superman flies through the city, patrolling for crime with super vision! This mysterious minifigure lives a double life as Clark Kent, reporter for the Daily Planet when he’s not battling the baddest minifigures Metropolis has ever known. Few know his secret identity and even fewer know his only weakness, Kryptonite, the only thing capable of zapping his super powers. Stop his foes from getting their claws on some Kryptonite and keep the city safe!

This is another description from Lego®.com

Sent to Earth from the dying planet of Krypton as a baby, Kal-El was found by farmers, Martha and Jonathan Kent. Adopting him as their son, they named him Clark and instilled in him strong moral values. As Clark grew up, the radiation from Earth’s yellow sun gave him extraordinary powers including: superhuman strength, speed, and invulnerability. He also has the power of flight as well as X-ray, heat, microscopic, and telescopic vision. As Superman, he is a symbol of truth and justice, devoting his life to the protection of humanity.

Agility: 7
Fighting: 8
Strength:12
Intelligence: 9
Speed: 11

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DJ

The DJ is a minifigure introduced in 2012 as part of 8833 Minifigure Series 8

This is a description taken from Lego®.com

“You haven’t heard anything yet!”

The DJ is the number-one disc jockey in town. Call in with a request for a song, a band or a style of music and he’ll not only play it, but tell you everything you could want to know about it, too. Even though he lives in the era of CDs and MP3s, he’s got a deep love for classic rock ‘n roll on vinyl, and even keeps complete collections of some of his favorite artists on his shelves at home.

The DJ’s favorite fellow minifigure is the Disco Dude. They may not share all of the same musical tastes, but he’s got to admit that the guy really knows how to dance. That’s why he’s seriously considering launching a disco hour on his show – at least on a trial basis!

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The Demolition Dummy is a minifigure introduced in 2010 as part of 8683 Minifigure Series 1

This is a description from Lego®.com

“Disassemble! Demolish! Deconstruct!”

The Demolition Dummy exists to take things apart. He is compelled to disassemble everything that he comes across into its component parts, leaving piles of pieces behind wherever he goes. Although he doesn’t seem to be very bright or creative, he is extremely persistent, and it’s difficult to stop him once he starts trying to deconstruct something. No matter what anyone else does, he always seems to find a way to accomplish his task.

Having the Demolition Dummy and the Robot in the same place together is like watching a perpetual motion machine – one constantly builds while the other un-builds, over and over again. No one really knows what motivates the Demolition Dummy to take everything he sees apart, but he certainly seems happy about it when he’s done…until he spots the next thing to disassemble, and then off he goes!

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Lucy A.K.A. Wyldstyle, is Emmet’s love interest and the deuteragonist of The Lego® Movie in 2014 along with sets based on the movie.

This a description taken from Lego®.com

“Act like you belong here.”

The streetwise and free-spirited Master Builder called Wyldstyle knows the best way to escape from Bad Cop and his robot goons. Blasting through a secret portal, she and Emmet travel to the Wild West, a rootin’, tootin’ realm of cattle-rustling, train-robbing, and high-noon showdowns.

Donning old-timey disguises to blend in with the local cowboys and outlaws, they start their quest to find the wizard Vitruvius and save the LEGO world. But although Wyldstyle knows exactly what she’s doing, poor Emmet may be completely out of his league!

Variants

There are 5 variants of Lucy. This one is from the set 70803 Cloud Cuckoo Palace

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Emmet Brickowski is a Minifigure released in 2014, he is the main protagonist of The Lego® Movie. He appears in sets based on the movie.

This is a description taken from Lego®.com

“Good morning, city!”

Every day, Emmet goes to work exactly by the steps in the instructions booklet that he always keeps in his hand. As part of Bricksburg’s busy construction crew, he helps to rebuild the city as briefed by President Business.

Emmet wants to be popular, but he struggles to stand out in the crowd. Even his fellow construction workers hardly know he’s there. But all of that is about to change, thanks to a mysterious stranger and a legendary Prophecy about the most special minifigure in the entire world!

Variants

Emmet has a total of eleven physical variants.

This is taken from the set 70803 and shows Emmet with Tracking device and head variant 1.

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“Zappo!“

―Mummy

The Mummy is a Minifigure who was released in 2011 as part of 8803 Minifigures Series 3. It was one of five minifigures chosen for a re-release within the set 850458 VIP Top 5 Boxed Minifigures

This is a description taken from Lego®.com

“Zappo!”

The Mummy’s favorite thing to do is put ancient mummy curses on people. He just loves it when you wake up with slimy frogs in your bed, or suddenly find your shoelaces tied together, or have your toast always fall on the floor with the butter-side down.

But the Mummy doesn’t really mean any harm, and he’d be surprised if he ever found out that people thought he was being mean to them. As far as he knows, putting curses on people is just what mummies are supposed to do!

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The Witch is a minifigure introduced in 2010 as part of 8684 Minifigure Series 2

This is a description taken from lego®.com

“Am I a good witch or a bad witch?”

The Witch is a misunderstood person. She just wants to be good, but with all the magic power she has, there are times when she just can’t help being a little bit bad.

For every bad thing the Witch does, she tries to do something good…but it doesn’t always go exactly like she plans. For example, turning the vegetables growing in her neighbor’s garden into candy sounded like a good idea at the time. All of the children in town were happy about it, but her neighbor seemed really mad for some reason!

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Notes

• The Kimono Girl has printing on her back depicting her sash as it wraps around her torso.
• She is one of three female Collectable Minifigures to have back printing, the other minifigure being the Ice Skater along with the Cave Woman.
• Her hair style is the same as the Sumo Wrestler, except for the flower print.

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Description

The Hockey Player has a dark blue hockey outfit with a face guard element which can attach to the helmet. His team symbol is a wolf. He has an aggressive expression. He includes a new white hockey stick piece, skates, and a stud as a hockey puck. He is also one of two minifigures to have the new ice skates piece, the other figure being the Ice Skater.

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Description

The Crazy Scientist has messy gray hair, a white lab coat with a few lime green spills on it, and black legs with a white hip piece. He comes with a new part, which is a conical flask. It is clear with green mixed into the lower section.

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