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2. Lego BrickHeadz - Wikipedia

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   Lego BrickHeadz; Sub‑themes: Avatar, ... The Mandalorian & The Child (set number: 75317) was released on 20 February 2020 and based on The Mandalorian TV series ...

3. Grogu - Wikipedia

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   In August 2020, Lego released BrickHeadz figures of both Grogu and the Mandalorian, as well as a September 2020 release of a Lego set for the Mandalorian's Razor Crest spaceship, which included small figurine of Grogu, which has also appeared in the 2021 set Trouble on Tatooine (set 75299).

4. List of Lego themes - Wikipedia

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   Lego Creative building For children 4 years old or more Lego 2006–2008 Lego Dacta: Education: Duplo; Technic; Lego 1960–2003 Lego DC Super Hero Girls: DC Super Hero Girls: DC and Warner Bros. Animation: 2016-2018 Lego Factory / Lego Design byME: Service that allowed fans to design their Lego sets on a program, and then order the set from ...

5. LEGO Adds Three New MANDALORIAN Sets for Summer Fun - AOL

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   The post LEGO Adds Three New MANDALORIAN Sets for Summer Fun appeared first on Nerdist. LEGO goes back to The Mandalorian with three new sets including Boba Fett's ship, the Imperial Armored ...

6. List of Lego films and TV series - Wikipedia

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   By April 2020, Universal Pictures established a five-year deal for exclusive rights for the production of further Lego films with The Lego Group; the four existing Lego films made by Warner Bros. ( The Lego Movie , The Lego Movie 2: The Second Part , The Lego Batman Movie , and The Lego Ninjago Movie ) would stay with that studio.

7. The Mandalorian & Grogu - Wikipedia

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   The Mandalorian's bounty at the start of the series is "the Child"—colloquially known as "Baby Yoda" by viewers—an infant of the same species as Yoda, created with animatronics and puppetry (augmented with visual effects). He becomes the Mandalorian's ward, [2] and is revealed to be named Grogu in the second season. [13]