Mixels (theme)

Mixels is a LEGO theme introduced in March 2014, as the main toy merchandise for the franchise. The sets consist of different brick-built creatures.

February/March Wave



 * 41500 Flain
 * 41501 Vulk
 * 41502 Zorch
 * 41503 Krader
 * 41504 Seismo
 * 41505 Shuff
 * 41506 Teslo
 * 41507 Zaptor
 * 41508 Volectro

May/June Wave

 * 41509 Slumbo
 * 41510 Lunk
 * 41511 Flurr
 * 41512 Chomly
 * 41513 Gobba
 * 41514 Jawg
 * 41515 Kraw
 * 41516 Tentro
 * 41517 Balk

August/September Wave

 * 41518 Glomp
 * 41519 Glurt
 * 41520 Torts
 * 41521 Footi
 * 41522 Scorpi
 * 41523 Hoogi
 * 41524 Mesmo
 * 41525 Magnifo
 * 41526 Wizwuz

February Wave

 * 41527 Rokit
 * 41528 Niksput
 * 41529 Nurp-Naut
 * 41530 Meltus
 * 41531 Flamzer
 * 41532 Burnard
 * 41533 Globert
 * 41534 Vampos
 * 41535 Boogly

Trivia

 * The Mixels have micro-sized ball-joints that are compatible with the old Technic towball piece. These were also seen on the Legends of Chima Legend Beasts.
 * Three sets in each series include a Nixel (one from each tribe).
 * One of the main selling points for the theme is to collect three of a tribe to make Max Mixels out of LEGO, and also to make your own mixes.
 * Mixels packaging has a small transparent window to let the buyer take a sneak peek at the pieces included in the set.
 * Their packaging is also similar to the packaging to some of the much smaller LEGO Friends sets (animal collectible packs).
 * Their packaging also shows what the Mixels look like in their cartoon form in the top right corner. As the packaging shows the cartoon version, behind them is a burst of what element they are. (Ex: A Glorp Corp member would have gooey/boogery stuff behind it)
 * The packaging also shows a Mixel doing some pose in front of the Mixels Land.
 * Each set sells for $4.99 in the USA, making the Mixels theme one of the cheapest on sale in LEGO's portfolio of lines, and one of the best in terms of price-per-piece ratios.
 * However, in most stores, the prices vary.
 * This is the one of the only LEGO themes to have sets without minifigures.
 * However, the theme still uses elements from the minifigures, as some Mixels have eyes that are made with specially painted minifigure heads and use headgear as eyelids.
 * All of the sets include rare pieces in rare colors.
 * In 2014, Mixels won in the Pocket Money category at the London Toy Fair Best New Toy Awards.
 * The theme is set to continue into 2015 and beyond, with future releases of new series.
 * The first time LEGO Mixels was advertised on a different website was on a popular kids game called Poptropica. They included three types of costumes based off of the three main Mixels. You could dress up as Flain, Krader, and Volectro.
 * Each set includes an in-booklet code to unlock a new power for the set's respective character and gain a small amount of Cubits in the Calling All Mixels app game.
 * The first three waves had polybags with rings around the Mixel's image.
 * Apparently, the bags are going to change at the release of Series 4, with new-style artwork and bags with striped light-style patterns.