Who is the Monkey King in Series 19?

A figure inspired by the monkey hero of Chinese legend, listed as 71025-4 with 12 pieces, the most in the series.

Is the Fright Knight linked to an older theme?

Its name recalls Fright Knights, a castle theme from the 1990s.

How are the figures numbered?

Each one uses the base number 71025 with its own suffix, for example 71025-5 for the Programmer.

Series 19 Minifigures

Sets: 20
Since: 2019
Newest set: 2019

Series 19 arrived in 2019 as the next numbered wave of collectible minifigures. It pairs everyday characters with a few figures from myth, fantasy and deep space.

20 sets

2010s

About Series 19 Minifigures

Everyday heroes

Much of the series is drawn from ordinary life. The Programmer (71025-5), the Dog Sitter (71025-9) and the Mountain Biker (71025-16) could all live in a City layout, and the Jungle Explorer (71025-7) adds a touch of adventure. The Shower Guy (71025-2) is one of those tongue-in-cheek characters the numbered series are known for. These figures work well as extra population for towns and dioramas.

Myth, castles and space

The other side of the wave leans towards imagination. The Monkey King (71025-4) is based on the trickster hero of Chinese legend and, at 12 pieces, is the largest entry. The Fright Knight (71025-3) borrows its name from Fright Knights, a castle theme of the 1990s, and the Galactic Bounty Hunter (71025-11) brings a science-fiction look. Together they make the wave a good source of characters for fantasy and space builds.

What the parts counts tell you

Collectible minifigures are small, but accessories push the numbers up. After the Monkey King come the Programmer and Mountain Biker with 10 pieces each, then the Fright Knight and Dog Sitter with 9. The bike and the dogs explain much of that difference. Each figure's parts list on Bricoria breaks down exactly which elements are included, which helps if you pick up a loose figure and want to know whether anything is missing.

Numbering

Series 19 belongs to Collectible Minifigures. Every figure shares the base number 71025 plus its own suffix, and all 20 catalogued entries are dated 2019. The suffix identifies each character individually, so 71025-4 always refers to the Monkey King. The figures were sold one at a time in sealed packets, so completing the wave usually meant buying several and swapping doubles.

FAQ

Who is the Monkey King in Series 19?: A figure inspired by the monkey hero of Chinese legend, listed as 71025-4 with 12 pieces, the most in the series.
Is the Fright Knight linked to an older theme?: Its name recalls Fright Knights, a castle theme from the 1990s.
How are the figures numbered?: Each one uses the base number 71025 with its own suffix, for example 71025-5 for the Programmer.