LEGO® Berp

Description

Pocket-sized Mixels

Mixels are small creatures built from a few, often unusually shaped parts. Berp is one of them and goes together quickly, as 68 pieces keep the set manageable. It needs no large play area and fits in a coat pocket. Children who are only just starting to follow instructions get to a result fast. The joints hold firmly enough for play yet come apart easily when a new idea strikes, so the figure never feels like a finished object you are afraid to take apart again.

Dark base, light accents

Black and dark purple are the main colours, joined by white and light bluish grey. That puts the figure close in tone to a sister set that also leans on dark purple, but the lighter parts keep it easy to read. With 27 part types among 68 pieces, there is less variety than in some other Mixels. A few elements therefore appear several times, which makes the build feel a little more even and leaves you with some spare identical parts when you design hybrids of your own.

Swap parts and recombine

The range thrives on mixing: heads, arms and legs from different Mixels fit one another, so two figures can become a new creature. Berp gives you one more base for that, especially if you already own other figures in dark colours. On its own it works too, because it brings movements of its own. A minifigure is not included; the creatures are the stars. They are small enough that a whole row fits on a shelf, which makes the range pleasant to collect.

Parts list and collection check

This page lists each part with colour and quantity, which helps when checking a used figure or buying individual replacements. The “What can I build?” tool tells you which other sets your collection could recreate. Mixels special pieces also suit creatures and robots of your own, and the list shows at a glance which of them are in this set and in which colours they come, so you can decide quickly whether they suit your own projects.

FAQ

How many pieces does Berp have?

68 pieces in 27 different part types. No minifigures are included.

Does Berp work with other Mixels?

Yes. The parts are made for mixing, so heads, arms and legs can be swapped between figures.

When was it released?

Berp came out in 2015 as part of the Mixels theme.