How many pieces and minifigures does set 80047 include?

The set has 612 pieces in 159 different colours and shapes, plus 4 minifigures.

What does the model represent?

It is a poseable guardian dragon from the LEGO® Monkie Kid series, with an articulated head, wings and legs.

What colours make up the set?

The build is mostly white, pearl gold, dark turquoise and lime, giving the dragon a shimmering, East Asian-inspired finish.

Monkie Kid

Mei's Guardian Dragon

Mei's Guardian Dragon is a LEGO® Monkie Kid set built around a poseable dragon guardian, with 612 pieces and four minifigures drawn from the show's cast. White, pearl gold, dark turquoise and lime give the model a bright, East Asian-inspired look. Fans of the animated series will recognise the guardian dragon as a nod to the Chinese mythology the whole Monkie Kid theme draws on.

Set number: 80047
Year: 2023
Pieces: 612
Minifigures: 4
Theme: Monkie Kid
Different parts: 159

What can I build with it?

View the official building instructions at LEGO® ↗

Parts list 159

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 (15)

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

Minifigures 4

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Description

A dragon built to pose

The set's centrepiece is a dragon creature built with an articulated head, wings and legs, letting builders switch between an alert, attacking stance and a calmer guardian pose. In the show, guardian spirits like this one step in to protect Mei and her friends when things get difficult, and the model captures that protective, slightly fierce character well. At 612 pieces the build stays manageable for a single sitting while still leaving enough structure for a sturdy, well-posed finished model.

Four minifigures from the show

The four minifigures include Mei herself alongside characters from her circle, chosen to match scenes from the series where the team faces down demons and other threats together. Because the set is fairly compact, the figures combine easily with other Monkie Kid sets, so builders can stage bigger scenes with several vehicles or guardians side by side. For anyone collecting the theme, this set fills out the figure line-up with characters not always included elsewhere.

Colours and parts

The 159 unique parts lean on a palette of white, pearl gold, dark turquoise and lime, giving the dragon a slightly metallic, shimmering finish. Pearl gold picks out the head and armour-like sections, while turquoise and lime define the scales and wings. The full parts list and colour breakdown on this page is worth checking if you are after specific pieces for the dragon body, or matching spares in these exact shades for another build.

Who it suits

Mei's Guardian Dragon suits fans of the series and anyone who prefers a posable creature build over a straightforward vehicle. The modest piece count keeps it approachable for younger builders, while the jointed design leaves room for play and recreating scenes from the show. Anyone already collecting Monkie Kid sets adds a visually distinct creature to a line-up otherwise dominated by vehicles. Its compact footprint also means it sits comfortably on a shelf alongside other Monkie Kid vehicles without demanding much extra display space.

FAQ

How many pieces and minifigures does set 80047 include?: The set has 612 pieces in 159 different colours and shapes, plus 4 minifigures.
What does the model represent?: It is a poseable guardian dragon from the LEGO® Monkie Kid series, with an articulated head, wings and legs.
What colours make up the set?: The build is mostly white, pearl gold, dark turquoise and lime, giving the dragon a shimmering, East Asian-inspired finish.

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