Disney 100

About Disney 100

Heroes and villains side by side

Rather than pairing each hero with a film scene, the series lines up characters from very different decades. Sorcerer's Apprentice Mickey (71038-4) looks back to Fantasia, and The Queen (71038-18) to Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs. Tiana (71038-5) arrives together with her opponent Dr. Facilier (71038-6) from The Princess and the Frog, which makes that pair one of the easiest to display as a small scene. Mulan (71038-9) and Pocahontas (71038-12) represent the 1990s, while Baymax (71038-17) and Miguel Rivera (71038-11) come from more recent Disney and Pixar films.

Small differences in size

Collectible figures rarely vary much in piece count, and this series is no exception. Six figures share the top spot with 9 pieces each: Dr. Facilier, Mulan, Miguel Rivera, Pocahontas, Baymax and The Queen. Mickey and Tiana use 8 pieces. What sets the figures apart is not the number of parts but the moulded dresses, hair, hats and props that give each character its shape. The figures all carry the base number 71038 with their own suffix, and every entry is dated 2023.

The third Disney wave

Disney 100 belongs to the Collectible Minifigures theme, which had already produced Disney Series 1 in 2016 and Disney Series 2 in 2019. Collectors who own all three can build up a long line of characters from nearly every era of the studio. If a figure turns up second-hand without its cape, hair or accessory, the parts list on its Bricoria page tells you exactly what should be there. Since each figure takes only a few minutes to assemble, the series also works well as a first step into brick collecting for Disney fans.

FAQ

Which film does Miguel Rivera come from?

He is the young hero of the Pixar film Coco.

What base number do the Disney 100 figures use?

71038, followed by a suffix for each character, such as 71038-4 for Sorcerer's Apprentice Mickey.

How many entries does the theme contain?

22, all of them dated 2023.