Do I need to have seen “Encanto” to understand this set?

Not necessarily, as it works as a standalone jungle scene on its own. Fans of the film will additionally recognise the direct link to Antonio's magical room.

How many minifigures are included?

The set includes two minifigures that fit the scene around Antonio's Animal Sanctuary.

Why is the part count relatively high for the set's size?

With 143 part types across 310 pieces, the set packs in a wide range of plant, rock and animal details, which raises the share of distinct part types.

Disney

LEGO® Antonio's Animal Sanctuary

Antonio's Animal Sanctuary is a LEGO® Disney set built around Antonio, the youngest member of the Madrigal family in the animated film “Encanto”. Built from 310 pieces, it forms a small, jungle-like setting that reflects Antonio's magical gift for speaking with animals. Two minifigures round out the set, which is aimed at fans of the film as well as children who enjoy smaller, story-driven building sets.

Set number: 43251
Year: 2024
Pieces: 310
Minifigures: 2
Theme: Disney
Different parts: 143

What can I build with it?

View the official building instructions at LEGO® ↗

Parts list 143

As BrickLink list (XML)

Import on BrickLink: Wanted → Upload, upload the file (or paste its content), pick a Wanted List and add the parts.

Spare parts (17)

These extra parts come with the set in case one gets lost.

Minifigures 2

Mirabel fig-0138324 pieces × 1
Antonio - Microdoll (Medium Brown) fig-0150423 pieces × 1

Description

Antonio's magical gift as the starting point

In “Encanto”, Antonio, the youngest member of the Madrigal family, receives the magical ability to talk to animals, along with his own enchanted room that transforms into a jungle full of creatures. The set picks up on exactly that moment in the story and translates it into a compact build filled with plant and animal details. Anyone familiar with the film will recognise a specific, meaningful scene here, rather than a generic jungle backdrop with no connection to the story. Within the wider Madrigal family story, Antonio's gift is one of the more central magical talents, which gives this particular scene extra weight.

A compact but detail-rich setting

At 310 pieces, this is one of the smaller Disney building sets, but it focuses deliberately on a single setting rather than a large building. That narrower focus makes it possible to pack in a relatively high number of details within a short build, including varied plant elements, rock formations and small animal figures typical of a jungle theme. For collectors picking up individual scenes from the film, it's a compact addition that also sits well on a shelf alongside other small Disney sets.

Earth tones as the jungle palette

The colour choice of reddish brown, red, bright light yellow and dark orange creates a warm, earthy jungle atmosphere, clearly set apart from the cooler, more technical palettes used in other themes. With 143 distinct part types across 310 pieces, the set is notably part-rich for its size, pointing to a wide range of plant, rock and animal details rather than a handful of repeated basic shapes.

The parts list for colours and jungle details

This page has the full parts list for Antonio's Animal Sanctuary, covering all 143 part types, colours and quantities. That's useful if you're after earth-toned plant or rock pieces for your own jungle or nature scenes, or want to check how well the set's colours pair with other Encanto or Disney sets before deciding to buy it.

FAQ

Do I need to have seen “Encanto” to understand this set?: Not necessarily, as it works as a standalone jungle scene on its own. Fans of the film will additionally recognise the direct link to Antonio's magical room.
How many minifigures are included?: The set includes two minifigures that fit the scene around Antonio's Animal Sanctuary.
Why is the part count relatively high for the set's size?: With 143 part types across 310 pieces, the set packs in a wide range of plant, rock and animal details, which raises the share of distinct part types.

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