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The Lego Movie characters

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Emmet Brickowski

Emmet Joseph Brickowski serves as the central character in The Lego Movie. He is a construction worker who is unexpectedly selected as "The Special" tasked with locating the Piece of Resistance to thwart Lord Business's plans. His signature attire includes an orange safety vest paired with blue sleeves.

In the sequel, Emmet continues to embody his original role and capabilities despite the transformation of Bricksburg into "Apocalypseburg" following the Duplo invasion. When Lucy and their companions are captured by General Mayhem, Emmet leverages his Master Builder talents to convert his home into a spaceship for their rescue. During this mission, he encounters Radical Emmet Xtreme "Rex" Dangervest, a "Master Breaker" who mentors him in resilience and toughness. It is later uncovered that Rex is an alternate timeline version of Emmet responsible for triggering "Armamageddon," but with Lucy and their allies’ assistance, Rex is ultimately erased. Subsequently, Emmet and Lucy establish their new residence known as "Syspocalypstar."

Lucy

Lucy / Wyldstyle (portrayed by Elizabeth Banks across The Lego Movie series and related productions) is a skilled female Master Builder who saves Emmet and becomes his partner after parting ways with Batman. She is easily identified by her black jacket adorned with pink and blue paint streaks.

In The Lego Movie 2, Lucy inadvertently initiates the transition from Bricksburg to Apocalypseburg. Five years on, she grows disheartened, presenting a stark contrast to the hopeful Emmet who continuously encourages her. Following her abduction alongside other major characters by Queen Watevra Wa'Nabi in the Systar System, Lucy resists the enchantment affecting others. She escapes captivity and joins forces with Emmet and adventurer Rex Dangervest to disrupt a royal wedding. It is revealed that Rex, a future incarnation of Emmet, orchestrates these events as the antagonist. After intense confrontations culminating in Armamageddon, Lucy frees Emmet from imprisonment on Undar, resulting in Rex’s disappearance. She then rebuilds their ideal home and discloses her history as the vibrant artist behind Emmet’s cherished song, "Everything Is Awesome".

Within Lego Dimensions, Wyldstyle partners with the authentic Lego Batman and Gandalf to safeguard multiple realities from Lord Vortech.

Lord Business

President Business / Lord Business (voiced by Will Ferrell in both The Lego Movie and its sequel, Keith Ferguson in The Lego Movie Videogame, and Nolan North in Lego Dimensions) stands as the primary antagonist in The Lego Movie. He presides over the Octan Corporation as well as the Lego World itself. Under his villainous persona Lord Business, he seeks to immobilize the Lego World using Kragle, opposing the inventive spirit of the Master Builders. His menacing appearance features a helmet emitting flames, a cape styled like a tie, and illuminated attachments on his legs. Ultimately persuaded by Emmet, he seals the Kragle and distributes its counteragent. He also appears amid the Duplo alien incursion.

In Lego Dimensions, Lord Business acts as an adversary during "Meltdown at Sector 7-G," employed by villain Lord Vortech. He launches an assault on Springfield deploying Micro Managers and Robo SWAT units to capture the Inanimate Carbon Rod—one of 15 Foundation Elements—while abducting Homer Simpson. Batman, Wyldstyle, and Gandalf defeat him though he escapes with the artifact.

Lord Business has a brief presence in The Lego Movie 2: The Second Part. After fleeing Bricksburg following the Duplo invasion to play golf, he reemerges momentarily when Benny accidentally ignites his hair, causing him to tumble into a fireworks shop.

In The Lego Movie 2 Videogame, Lord Business initially attempts to reclaim Bricksburg but reforms after his robots revolt against him.

Batman

Bruce Wayne / Batman (voiced by Will Arnett in The Lego Movie, The Lego Batman Movie, The Lego Movie 2: The Second Part, Lego Dimensions, and Unikitty!, Jim Meskimen in The Lego Movie Videogame, and Roger Rose in The Lego Movie 2 Videogame) is a superhero from DC Comics based in Gotham City. While a supporting figure in The Lego Movie, he takes center stage as the lead character in The Lego Batman Movie. This iteration humorously exaggerates his darker comic book traits, portraying him as egotistical, self-centered, sarcastic, and immature. He also created a humorous heavy metal track called "Untitled Self Portrait," reflecting aspects of his life.

In The Lego Movie, Batman is a Master Builder and Wyldstyle’s boyfriend who assists Emmet in rescuing the Lego World. Eventually, he endorses Wyldstyle’s relationship with Emmet, referring to Emmet as "the hero you deserve."

Within Lego Dimensions, two versions of Batman appear: the Lego Movie version as Lucy’s former boyfriend, and a more traditional comic-accurate "real" Batman. They briefly dispute over who is authentic before the real Batman accompanies Lucy to save the multiverse. The Lego Batman Movie Story Pack introduces the Lego Movie Batman as a playable character across six stages, unlockable permanently via the Red Brick "Always Batman."

As the protagonist of The Lego Batman Movie, he collaborates with his adopted son Richard "Dick" Grayson, butler Alfred, and Commissioner (and romantic interest) Barbara Gordon to thwart his arch-nemesis Joker.

In The Lego Movie 2: The Second Part, after being kidnapped by General Sweet Mayhem, he develops feelings for Queen Watevra Wa-Nabi and decides to pursue marriage despite initial hesitations.

MetalBeard

MetalBeard (voiced by Nick Offerman in The Lego Movie, The Lego Movie 2: The Second Part, The Lego Movie: 4D – A New Adventure and Lego Dimensions, Roger L. Jackson in The Lego Movie Videogame) is a towering bionic pirate and skilled Master Builder. His portrayal on screen differs from physical sets such as MetalBeard's Duel and MetalBeard's Sea Cow, which omit certain intricate details.

Once an ordinary pirate, MetalBeard lost his body during an assault on Octan Tower, preserving only his vital organs within his robotic form. He later saves key figures after Cloud Cuckoo Land is destroyed.

In The Lego Movie 2, MetalBeard can morph into various configurations like a bike or laser cannon to battle the Duplo invaders. After losing his body, he relies on his treasure chest for mobility until it is reconstructed from musical instruments by the film’s conclusion.

In Lego Dimensions, MetalBeard is captured by Lord Vortech because he holds one of the twelve Foundation Elements—his Treasure Chest. Subsequently, his body is assimilated into Vortech's minion known as the Tri.

Princess Unikitty

Unikitty (voiced by Alison Brie in The Lego Movie, The Lego Movie 4D – A New Adventure and Lego Dimensions, Eliza Schneider in The Lego Movie Videogame, Tara Strong in Unikitty!, Alexandra Ryan in The Lego Movie 2 Videogame) is a hybrid unicorn-anime kitten Master Builder who governs Cloud Cuckoo Land, a hidden sky realm free from rules or sorrow. She exudes energy and optimism but transforms into a fierce red-orange form when angered.

She debuts by welcoming Emmet and companions to Cloud Cuckoo Land and joins their mission to save the Lego World following her home’s destruction.

Unikitty was expanded into a 2017 Cartoon Network series where she rules the Unikingdom alongside her brother Prince Puppycorn. She also makes a silent appearance in The Lego Ninjago Movie.

In The Lego Movie 2, Unikitty is Emmet and Lucy’s pet cat who evolves into Ultrakatty due to lingering anger from the Duplo attack. Captured alongside Lucy, Batman, Benny, and MetalBeard, she acts as one of Batman’s best men at his wedding to Queen Watevra Wa'Nabi.

Benny

Benny is a blue "space guy from the 1980s" characterized by a cracked helmet and faded chest design, who is enthusiastic about constructing vintage-style Lego spacecraft. Voiced by Charlie Day in The Lego Movie, The Lego Movie 2: The Second Part, The Lego Movie: 4D – A New Adventure, and Lego Dimensions, and by Mark Silverman and Jon Luke Thomas in various video games, Benny is recognized as a Master Builder who supports Emmet in protecting the Lego World.

During the Master Builders' assembly in Cloud Cuckoo Land, Benny assists Emmet in evading the Super Secret Police. Although initially struggling to build a spaceship, he ultimately succeeds during their escape from the Octan Tower, facilitating their journey back to Bricksburg.

In The Lego Movie 2, Benny loses his right arm amid the Bricksburg invasion and receives a metallic prosthetic. Captured alongside Lucy, Batman, Unikitty, and MetalBeard, he encounters other spacemen on an alien planet. Notably, he shows interest in Radiohead during the "Everything's Not Awesome" sequence. By the conclusion of the film, Benny exchanges helmets with General Sweet Mayhem and accidentally sets President Business' hair on fire.

Bad Cop / Good Cop

Bad Cop / Good Cop is a police officer featuring a dual-sided head symbolizing contrasting personas: Bad Cop is merciless and devoted to Lord Business, while Good Cop is compassionate yet conflicted. Voiced by Liam Neeson in The Lego Movie and Bradley Pierce in the video game, he commands the Super Secret Police and is the son of Ma Cop and Pa Cop, serving as a principal antagonist in the first movie.

He interrogates Emmet regarding the Master Builders and orders him to be sent to the Melting Chamber. After Wyldstyle rescues Emmet, Bad Cop chases them through hidden tunnels. To test his allegiance, Lord Business instructs him to use a Kraglized weapon against his own parents. When Good Cop’s conscience intervenes, Lord Business removes Good Cop’s face to restore Bad Cop’s dominance. Eventually feeling remorse, Bad Cop helps the Master Builders escape and replaces Good Cop’s face with a scribbled drawing. He later reunites with his parents after the Kragle is neutralized.

In The Lego Movie 2, Bad Cop appears as a mute security guard in Apocalypseburg, now called Scribble Cop due to his face being obscured by scribbles.

Vitruvius

Vitruvius is a blind wizard and mentor to Wyldstyle, voiced by Morgan Freeman in The Lego Movie, Josh Robert Thompson in the video game, and Neil Kaplan in The Lego Movie 2 Videogame. As an essential Master Builder, he believes Emmet is destined to save their world. Vitruvius carries a distinctive green staff shaped like a curved lollipop.

After being blinded by Lord Business during an early confrontation, Vitruvius foretold the arrival of "the Special." In the Think Tank of Octan Tower, Lord Business beheads him using a penny. Following his death, Vitruvius returns as a ghost to assist Emmet and reappears during the Duplo alien invasion.

Vitruvius’ ghost makes only brief appearances related to backstory and opening sequences in the second film.

The Man Upstairs

The Man Upstairs (played by Will Ferrell) is an unnamed adult Lego enthusiast and the father of Finn in the live-action portions. He disapproves of Finn modifying Lego sets, insisting on maintaining his flawless constructions by applying Krazy Glue. Upon discovering that Finn modeled Lord Business after him, he collaborates with Finn to remove the glue. Subsequently, he allows Finn’s sister to handle the Legos, which inadvertently leads to the destructive arrival of the Duplo aliens.

Although he does not appear onscreen in the sequel, a family photograph featuring him is visible in his daughter Bianca’s room. His voice is heard advising Finn and Bianca to listen to their mother about putting away the Legos, followed by a comedic line referencing the sitcom style of the first movie.

Finn

Finn (portrayed by Jadon Sand in The Lego Movie and The Lego Movie 2: The Second Part, with Graham Miller as a younger version in the latter) is the son of "The Man Upstairs". He is responsible for creating the Lego universe, including its characters like Emmet and the events within it.

Mom

Mom (voiced by Amanda Farinos in The Lego Movie, portrayed by Maya Rudolph in The Lego Movie 2: The Second Part) is The Man Upstairs’ wife and mother to Finn and Bianca.

In the original film, her voice is heard calling the family to dinner for tacos. In the sequel, she appears on screen with brown hair. A running joke involves her stepping barefoot on Lego pieces, causing pain she compares humorously to childbirth. She initiates “Armamageddon” by threatening to put the children’s Lego figures into storage due to their fighting—a situation exploited by Rex Dangervest. After Rex’s defeat and the siblings’ reconciliation, she observes them playing with their father's Lego collections.

Ma Cop and Pa Cop

Ma Cop and Pa Cop (voiced by Melissa Sturm and Liam Neeson) serve as police officers and are parents to Bad Cop/Good Cop. Lord Business uses them as subjects to demonstrate the Kragle weapon during Taco Tuesday. When Good Cop refuses to harm them, Lord Business erases his Good Cop face. Bad Cop then applies the Kragle to his own parents. By the conclusion of the film, they are liberated and reunited with their son.

Star Wars characters

The following Star Wars characters make appearances in the first movie:

Han Solo

Han Solo (voiced by Keith Ferguson) unexpectedly arrives aboard the Millennium Falcon during a conversation about obtaining a hyperdrive to infiltrate Lord Business' tower. He vents his frustration to Chewbacca over their malfunctioning hyperdrive and being stranded in an inconvenient system. Lando Calrissian remarks on Wyldstyle’s appeal, indicating his interest.

Batman briefly exchanges words with Wyldstyle before using a grapple gun to board the Falcon, leaving Wyldstyle disappointed and Emmet annoyed. As they criticize Batman’s conduct, he returns behind Emmet carrying the hyperdrive. Benny wonders whether the Star Wars crew will notice its absence.

This scene pays homage to a moment from The Empire Strikes Back, depicting Star Wars characters fleeing an asteroid while pursued by a Space Slug. Han commands Chewbacca to “hit the hyperdrive,” which fails as the Space Slug engulfs the Falcon.

Lando Calrissian

Lando Calrissian (voiced by Billy Dee Williams) is an ally of Han Solo and appears alongside him aboard the Millennium Falcon. Williams reprises his role from the 20th Century Studios Star Wars franchise. He briefly engages in flirtation with Wyldstyle, who mentions she has a boyfriend (Batman).

C-3PO

C-3PO (voiced by Anthony Daniels) is a droid accompanying Han on the Millennium Falcon, remarking that they are running late for a party. Daniels returns to voice the character.

Chewbacca

Chewbacca serves as Han Solo’s Wookiee companion and is present on the Millennium Falcon.

Master Builders

The Master Builders are Lego minifigures distinguished by their ability to construct without following instructions. They gather in Cloud Cuckoo Land’s "Dog" section to resolve problems. Their inventive efforts provoke Lord Business to form the Super Secret Police, who subsequently detain them within Octan Tower's Think Tank.

Superman

Clark Kent / Superman (voiced by Channing Tatum in The Lego Movie, The Lego Batman Movie, and The Lego Movie 2: The Second Part, Nolan North in Lego Dimensions, and Travis Willingham in The Lego Movie 2 Videogame) is a DC Comics superhero, Justice League member, and Master Builder.

In The Lego Movie, Superman expresses irritation toward Green Lantern and participates in the Master Builders’ assembly in Cloud Cuckoo Land. During an assault, he disables a Super Secret Police vehicle but is ultimately captured after getting stuck with gum.

In The Lego Batman Movie, Superman and Batman share a strained dynamic reminiscent of Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice. He hosts the 57th Annual Justice League Anniversary Party at the Fortress of Solitude but omits inviting Batman, resulting in cover-ups. Additionally, he appears on "Metropolis in Focus," discussing the Phantom Zone, which inspires Joker’s schemes.

In The Lego Movie 2: The Second Part, Superman and the Justice League attempt to repel The Duplo invasion but vanish for five years. They are later discovered in Harmony Town on another planet, where Superman, under the identity Sillyman, has been brainwashed by Queen Watevra Wa'Nabi.

Wonder Woman

Diana Prince / Wonder Woman (voiced by Cobie Smulders) is a DC Comics superheroine, Justice League member, and Master Builder.

In The Lego Movie, Wonder Woman attends the Master Builders' meeting in Cloud Cuckoo Land. During the Super Secret Police’s assault, her Invisible Jet is destroyed, leading to her capture.

In The Lego Batman Movie, she appears silently at the 57th Annual Justice League Anniversary Party held at the Fortress of Solitude.

In The Lego Movie 2: The Second Part, Wonder Woman and the Justice League fail to return after confronting the Duplo invasion. Later, they are found brainwashed in Harmony Town on another planet by Queen Watevra Wa'Nabi. Mini-doll and Duplo versions of Wonder Woman also make brief appearances as residents of Harmony Town.

Aquaman

Arthur Curry / Aquaman is a DC Comics superhero, a member of the Justice League, and a Master Builder, voiced by Jason Momoa in The Lego Movie 2: The Second Part and Lex Lang in the video game.

Aquaman makes a brief appearance at the conclusion of The Lego Movie during Bad Cop/Good Cop’s reunion with his parents.

In The Lego Batman Movie, he is featured among the DC heroes dancing at the Justice League’s anniversary celebration.

In The Lego Movie 2: The Second Part, the Aquaman figure, modeled after Jason Momoa’s portrayal, joins the Justice League to battle the Duplo invasion but vanishes for five years. He is eventually discovered brainwashed in Harmony Town. Additionally, a variation known as "Rip-off Aquaman" appears. Momoa reprises his role from the DC Extended Universe.

Green Lantern

Hal Jordan / Green Lantern is a Justice League member, DC Comics superhero, and Master Builder, voiced by Jonah Hill, recognized for being a frequent annoyance to Superman.

In The Lego Movie, Green Lantern attends a meeting of Master Builders and attempts unsuccessfully to free Superman from sticky gum, which results in both being captured by the Super Secret Police and detained in the Think Tank.

He shows up at the Justice League anniversary party in The Lego Batman Movie, where he remarks on Superman’s unreliable email communications.

In The Lego Movie 2: The Second Part, Green Lantern fights alongside the Justice League against the Duplo invasion but disappears for five years. Later, he is found under mind control in Harmony Town with other team members.

The Flash

Barry Allen / The Flash is a DC Comics superhero, Justice League member, and Master Builder known for his exceptional reflexes and reaction speed. He is voiced by Adam DeVine in The Lego Batman Movie.

In The Lego Movie, Flash participates in MetalBeard’s initial assault on Octan Tower, which leads to his capture. He reappears with other DC heroes at the film’s conclusion.

At the 57th Annual Justice League Anniversary Party in The Lego Batman Movie, Flash requests Batman to take a group photo but leaves Batman feeling disappointed after being excluded despite his membership.

Flash makes a silent cameo appearance in The Lego Movie 2: The Second Part.

2002 NBA All Stars

The 2002 NBA All-Stars consist of Master Builder basketball players including a Lego version of Shaquille O'Neal (voiced by himself) alongside two unnamed teammates.

Within The Lego Movie, they join the Master Builders at Cloud Cuckoo Land. During an assault by the Super Secret Police, they try to launch an attack using a catapult against police vehicles; however, their efforts fail as the vehicles become Kraglized, resulting in their capture.

Abraham Lincoln

Abraham Lincoln serves as the 16th President of the United States and a Master Builder who pilots a rocket-powered armchair inspired by his Lincoln Memorial statue. He is voiced by Will Forte in both The Lego Movie and The Lego Movie 2: The Second Part, and by Mark Silverman in the video game.

In The Lego Movie, Lincoln joins the Master Builders at Cloud Cuckoo Land and voices frustration over Emmet’s lack of abilities with the line, "A house divided against itself would be better than this." He then escapes on his rocket armchair. During Bricksburg’s battle, he rides into combat while giving Michelangelo Buonaroti and William Shakespeare a lift.

In the video game adaptation, Emmet assists in repairing Lincoln’s rocket armchair during the attack on Cloud Cuckoo Land.

A DVD promotion paired Lincoln with Michelangelo Buonaroti in a buddy cop spoof titled "Time Cops."

Lincoln returns in The Lego Movie 2: The Second Part, continuing to use his rocket armchair to fight off the Duplo invasion and comments about having theater tickets as Armamageddon commences.

Gandalf the Grey

Gandalf the Grey (voiced by Todd Hanson) is a wizard from Middle-earth and recognized as a Master Builder.

Within The Lego Movie, Gandalf becomes part of the Master Builders residing in Cloud Cuckoo Land. When he requests Vitruvius to call Emmet forward, Vitruvius confuses him with Albus Dumbledore, which frustrates both wizards. Upon discovering that Emmet does not possess Master Builder abilities, Gandalf reprimands him by calling him a "butt," a comment that Dumbledore echoes. During the assault on Cloud Cuckoo Land, Gandalf points out that the tracker attached to Emmet’s leg allowed the Super Secret Police to locate them. He is captured alongside other Master Builders. Following the deactivation of the Kragle by the Piece of Resistance, Gandalf and Dumbledore playfully toss the Deep Sea Diver back and forth.

In The Lego Movie Videogame, Gandalf collaborates with the Magician to assist Emmet and Princess Unikitty in combating Lord Business' enormous robot.

In Lego Dimensions, Gandalf from the Lego The Lord of the Rings series teams up with Wyldstyle and Batman to protect various dimensions from Lord Vortech.

Gandalf also makes a brief appearance in The Lego Movie 2: The Second Part during one of Emmet’s dreams, where he comments on the hopelessness of rescuing kidnapped characters without intervention from the Justice League or Marvel heroes. Later, he exclaims "IT'S ARMAMAGEDDON!" as Emmet’s dream sequence continues.

Albus Dumbledore

Albus Dumbledore (voiced by Jordan Peele) serves as headmaster of Hogwarts and is a Master Builder.

In The Lego Movie, Dumbledore is featured among the Master Builders in Cloud Cuckoo Land. Vitruvius confuses Gandalf for him, which annoys both wizards, especially when Vitruvius mispronounces his name as "Dubbledore." When Emmet admits he lacks Master Builder talents and attempts to give a speech, both Gandalf and Dumbledore mockingly refer to him as "the but," highlighting his frequent use of the word "but." He is captured during the conflict and later helps toss the Deep Sea Diver after the Kragle is contained.

Michelangelo Buonarroti

Michelangelo Buonarroti is an artist and sculptor counted among the Master Builders.

In The Lego Movie, Michelangelo is seen in Cloud Cuckoo Land working on a sculpture. During Bricksburg’s battle, he rides alongside William Shakespeare and Abraham Lincoln on his rocket chair.

William Shakespeare

William Shakespeare (voiced by Jorma Taccone) is a poet, playwright, actor, and Master Builder.

In The Lego Movie, Shakespeare appears among the Master Builders in Cloud Cuckoo Land. Initially, he dismisses Emmet as "rubbish" because Emmet lacks Master Builder skills. During the attack on Cloud Cuckoo Land, he is captured by the Super Secret Police. In Bricksburg’s battle, Shakespeare rides on a rocket chair with Michelangelo Buonarroti and Abraham Lincoln.

Blaze Firefighter

Blaze Firefighter is both a firefighter and a Master Builder.

In The Lego Movie, Blaze is present in Cloud Cuckoo Land and later pilots a mech constructed from a fire engine during Bricksburg’s battle.

Cardio Carrie

Cardio Carrie serves as both a fitness coach and a Master Builder.

She is counted among the Master Builders residing in Cloud Cuckoo Land within The Lego Movie.

El Macho Wrestler

El Macho Wrestler is a masked luchador and Master Builder.

He is part of the Master Builders community in Cloud Cuckoo Land featured in The Lego Movie.

Gallant Guards

The Gallant Guards hail from Middle Zealand, with some members being Master Builders, repurposed from the Lion Knights of Lego Castle.

In The Lego Movie, the Gallant Guards who are Master Builders assemble in Cloud Cuckoo Land, while others respond to Wyldstyle’s call to oppose Lord Business’ army.

Gordon Zola

Gordon Zola works as a chef in Bricksburg and holds the title of Master Builder.

Besides appearing in Bricksburg scenes, he is also seen among the Master Builders in Cloud Cuckoo Land. His name is a nod to the cheese gorgonzola.

Hank Haystack

Hank Haystack is depicted as a farmer who is also a Master Builder.

He joins other Master Builders in Cloud Cuckoo Land during The Lego Movie.

Marsha: Queen of the Mermaids

Marsha: Queen of the Mermaids reigns as a mermaid monarch and is recognized as a Master Builder.

In The Lego Movie, she is located in Cloud Cuckoo Land and is the first to spot the tracker Bad Cop attaches to Emmet. She also takes part in combating the Duplo invasion in The Lego Movie 2: The Second Part.

Panda Guy

Panda Guy dons a full panda costume and belongs to the group of Master Builders.

He appears alongside other Master Builders in Cloud Cuckoo Land during The Lego Movie and aids a Yeti against a Micro Manager amidst Bricksburg’s battle. Panda Guy also features in both The Lego Ninjago Movie and The Lego Movie 2: The Second Part, where he fights against the Duplo invasion.

Sir Stackabrick

Sir Stackabrick is a knight originating from Middle Zealand and serves as a Master Builder. In The Lego Movie, he is present with the other Master Builders in Cloud Cuckoo Land and identifies the tracker placed on Emmet by Bad Cop.

Calvary Guard

A Calvary Guard appears as a Master Builder within Cloud Cuckoo Land.

Conductor Charlie

Conductor Charlie, a train conductor from Lego World City, is among the Master Builders found in Cloud Cuckoo Land.

Ghost

The Ghost represents a classic version of a Master Builder seen in Cloud Cuckoo Land.

Johnny Thunder

Johnny Thunder, an explorer from Lego Adventurers, counts among the Master Builders inhabiting Cloud Cuckoo Land. During an assault by the Super Secret Police, he suffers being trampled alongside an Island Warrior and a Yeti.

Lady Pirate

Lady Pirate, originating from Lego Pirates, appears with another generic pirate during Metalbeard’s initial attack on Octan Tower. They are later revealed as Metalbeard’s parents during the "Ma and Pa" Emmet Awards segment.

Michelangelo

Michelangelo, the mutated ninja turtle from Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, makes three appearances: during Metalbeard’s attack on Octan Tower, among the Master Builders in Cloud Cuckoo Land near Michelangelo Buonarroti, and trapped within the Think Tank where he creates instructions for TAKOS.

Milhouse Van Houten

Milhouse Van Houten, a close companion of Bart Simpson from The Simpsons (produced by 20th Century Fox Television), is featured among the Master Builders in Cloud Cuckoo Land.

Red Classic Spaceman

The Red Classic Spaceman, wearing the iconic 1980s red spacesuit from Lego Space, is included among the Master Builders in Cloud Cuckoo Land and appears in a space-themed set.

Speed Racer

Speed Racer, the renowned racing driver from Lego Speed Racer, is visible during Metalbeard’s assault on Octan Tower.

Swamp Creature

The Swamp Creature—voiced by Todd Hanson in The Lego Movie and The Lego Movie 2: The Second Part, and by Seth Green in The Lego Batman Movie—is a gill-man originating from Lego Monster Fighters. In The Lego Movie, he is one of the Master Builders residing in Cloud Cuckoo Land, expressing skepticism toward Emmet’s unsuccessful motivational speech. He reappears in the sequel when General Sweet Mayhem arrives in Apocalypseburg.

In The Lego Batman Movie, a distinct Swamp Creature character is depicted as a Phantom Zone prisoner who finds Joker dull.

Texas Cowboy

The Texas Cowboy, representing the Old West, is counted among the Master Builders located in Cloud Cuckoo Land.

Traffic Enforcer

The Traffic Enforcer is featured as one of the Master Builders within Cloud Cuckoo Land.

Trucker Guy

Known as the Trucker Guy, this Master Builder first appears in a flashback during Wyldstyle’s explanation to Emmet and later joins the Master Builders in Cloud Cuckoo Land.

White Classic Spaceman

The White Classic Spaceman is a figure clad in the 1980s white spacesuit from Lego Space. In The Lego Movie, one such character is seen among Cloud Cuckoo Land’s Master Builders; another appears within a space-themed set.

Appearing from Lego Minifigures

A number of Master Builders hail from the Lego Minifigures collection:

• Artist – Present among the Master Builders of Cloud Cuckoo Land; a separate Artist figure appears as a civilian in Ninjago City within The Lego Ninjago Movie.
• Caveman – Portrayed as a Master Builder in The Lego Movie Videogame.
• Circus Clown – Included among Cloud Cuckoo Land’s Master Builders; seen alongside Lizard Man painting Batman’s face, originating from Clown Town.
• Cyclops – Featured in fan-created stop-motion productions.
• Deep Sea Diver – Present within Cloud Cuckoo Land; following the sealing of the Kragle, shown being tossed by Albus Dumbledore and Gandalf.
• Demolition Dummy – Listed among Cloud Cuckoo Land’s Master Builders.
• Disco Dude – Participates in Metalbeard’s initial assault on Octan Tower.
• Egyptian Queen (voiced by Emily Nordwind) – A Master Builder appearing both in Cloud Cuckoo Land and the second film; Vitruvius refers to her as "Cleopatra", often alongside Lady Robot.
• Forestman – Counted among Cloud Cuckoo Land’s Master Builders; Vitruvius calls him "Robin Hood".
• Gangster – Present within Cloud Cuckoo Land’s group of Master Builders.
• Hazmat Guy – Appears wearing a yellow hazmat suit among Cloud Cuckoo Land’s Master Builders.
• Island Warrior – Part of Cloud Cuckoo Land’s Master Builders; trampled during Super Secret Police's attack alongside Johnny Thunder and Yeti.
• Lady Liberty – Included among Cloud Cuckoo Land’s Master Builders.
• Lady Robot – The sole female robot Master Builder, frequently depicted with Egyptian Queen.
• Lizard Man – Seen painting Batman’s face with Circus Clown; dances in Harmony Town during the second film.
• Magician – Appears both during Metalbeard’s Octan Tower attack and among Cloud Cuckoo Land’s Master Builders.
• Medusa (voiced by Lauren White) – Present during Metalbeard’s assault; another Medusa character is shown as a Phantom Zone prisoner in The Lego Batman Movie.
• Mime – Participates in Metalbeard’s Octan Tower attack squad.
• Mummy – Included within Cloud Cuckoo Land’s Master Builders.
• Pirate Captain – Seen during Wyldstyle’s flashback about the Master Builders.
• Policeman – Among the Master Builders residing in Cloud Cuckoo Land.
• Punk Rocker – Present within Cloud Cuckoo Land's group of Master Builders.
• Rapper – Captured by Super Secret Police during Wyldstyle’s flashback sequence.
• Ringmaster – Part of Metalbeard’s assault team at Octan Tower.
• Sleepyhead – Among Cloud Cuckoo Land’s Master Builders; also appears as an evacuee from Ninjago City in The Lego Ninjago Movie.
• Surgeon – Male Surgeon featured among Cloud Cuckoo Land's Master Builders, contrasting with a female minifigure counterpart.
• Tribal Chief – One Tribal Chief is present among Cloud Cuckoo Land's Master Builders; another briefly confronts Emmet at Flatbush Gulch saloon.
• Vampire – Found within Cloud Cuckoo Land; referred to as "Nice Vampire" by Vitruvius and mistakenly labeled "Lord Vampyre" in The Lego Movie Videogame.
• Witch – Included in Metalbeard's team attacking Octan Tower.
• Yeti – A member of Cloud Cuckoo Land's Master Builders; trampled during Super Secret Police's assault and later fights alongside Panda Guy against Micro Manager during Bricksburg battle.
• Zookeeper – Appears during Wyldstyle's flashback, Metalbeard's attack, and exchanges high-fives with Speed Racer after Kragle's deactivation; also seen fleeing terrified citizens of Ninjago City.

Super Secret Police

The Super Secret Police act as the personal enforcement unit for Lord Business, commanded by Bad Cop in their efforts to capture the Master Builders.

Velma Staplebot

Velma Staplebot (voiced by Kelly Lafferty) functions as the domineering personal assistant to Lord Business.

Sheriff Not-a-Robot

Leading the Old West division of the Super Secret Police is Sheriff Not-a-Robot (voiced by Jorma Taccone).

Deputron

Within the Old West faction, Deputron serves as a robotic deputy.

Calamity Drone

A female robot in the Old West branch, Calamity Drone is named as a nod to Calamity Jane.

Wiley Fusebot

Acting as the demolitions specialist in the Old West unit, Wiley Fusebot resembles a prospector-style robot.

Radio DJ Robot

Under Lord Business' command, the Radio DJ Robot repeatedly broadcasts the song "Everything is Awesome."

Foot Soldiers

Prominent foot soldiers within the Super Secret Police include:

• Micro Managers (voiced by Doug Nicholas), cube-shaped robots tasked with controlling citizens and preparing them for Kraglization; eleven different versions appear in Lego sets, with three variants featured in related video games.
• Robo Crocodiles – mechanical crocodile units.
• Robo Feds (voiced by David Burrows) – office-themed robots dressed in business attire.
• Robo Pilots – pilots operating for the force.
• Robo SWATs (voiced by David Burrows) – standard infantry, some outfitted with hazmat suits.
• Skeletrons (voiced by David Burrows) – robotic skeleton minions serving as Lord Business' elite guards and personal enforcers.

Bricksburg citizens

Originally known as Bricksburg, Emmet's hometown is renamed Apocalypseburg following the Duplo invasion depicted in The Lego Movie 2: The Second Part. Subsequently, it transforms into Syspocalypstar, merging Bricksburg with the Systar System.

Key residents include:

• Blacktron Fan – an enthusiast of Blacktron.
• The Bricksburg Construction Crew, led by Emmet, responsible for tearing down and rebuilding structures:
  • Frank the Foreman (voiced by Keegan-Michael Key in The Lego Movie and Roger Craig Smith in Lego Dimensions).
  • Barry (voiced by Jake Johnson) – construction laborer.
  • Fred – expert in demolitions.
  • Gail (voiced by Melissa Sturm, Jessica DiCicco, Tara Strong across different media) – female worker known for occasionally forgetting Emmet.
  • Randy (voiced by Robbie Daymond) – construction laborer.
  • Wally (voiced by Dave Franco) – construction worker resembling a character from LEGO City Undercover.
• Dr. McScrubs – local medical practitioner.
• Executive Ellen – corporate executive figure.
• Fabu-Fan – admirer of Fabuland.
• Garbage Man Dan and Garbage Man Grant – duo garbagemen; Dan’s headgear reuses an Elite Police Officer piece from Lego City Police.
• Ice Cream Jo and Ice Cream Mike – ice cream sellers.
• Kebab Bob – vendor specializing in kebabs.
• Larry the Barista (voiced by Chris McKay) – coffee shop owner who initially supports the Super Secret Police with intelligence but later joins the resistance, constructing machines during conflicts; appears with a post-apocalyptic look in the sequel emphasizing no decaffeinated coffee.
• Plumber Joe (voiced by Chris Romano) and his apprentice Alfie – plumbers serving Bricksburg.
• Sherry Scratchen-Post (voiced by Charity James and Mike Mitchell) – neighbor known as a cat lady, owning a notable collection of cats including Jasmine, Dexter, and Jeff introduced across various films.
• Surfer Dave (voiced by Doug Nicholas) – originally a surfer who becomes "Chainsaw Dave" due to drought conditions; later known as "Purgatory Dave" during the Armamageddon event.
• Taco Tuesday Guy – well-known taco vendor.

Apocalypseburg inhabitants include:

• • Sharkira – female resident distinguished by a helmet visor resembling a shark’s mouth.
  • Maddox – male citizen wielding a spear.
  • Sewer Babies (voiced by Liam Knight) – gang of babies residing in sewers.
  • Noteworthy figures such as Mo-Hawk, Fuse, and Roxxi, each with unique appearances and roles within the community.

The Old West Residents

The Old West includes every minifigure representing cowboys and indigenous tribes. Although missing from the second movie, these figures appear in both video game versions.

Prominent figures among them are:

• Bandito – A saloon guest whose headpiece is reused from Dewey Cheatham in Lego Western.
• Cowboy Harry – Seen unwinding in his hot tub when Emmet and Wyldstyle arrive.
• Odd Ollie – A bandit character, named "Bandit" in the handheld Lego Movie Videogame adaptation.
• Prospector – An unnamed miner who questions Odd about investments in zeppelins.
• Rootbeer Belle – A saloon employee who, inspired by Wyldstyle's motivational speech, helps construct a battle craft to combat Micro Managers.
• Saloon Waitress – An unnamed server working at Flatbush Gulch’s saloon.
• Sudds Backwash – The bartender who collaborates with Rootbeer Belle on building a battle craft.
• Tomahawk – A warrior from the native tribes.
• Wild Will – An outlaw figure, labeled "Outlaw" in the handheld game version.

Larry the "Where Are My Pants?" Character

Larry (voiced by Craig Berry) is featured in Octan Corporation’s television series "Where Are My Pants?", which is Emmet and Bricksburg’s preferred show. His storyline centers on frequently losing his pants, leading him to ask his wife the titular question.

This phrase is echoed in the second film when "The Man Upstairs" poses the same question to his wife, creating a connection between the real-world inspiration and the fictional sitcom.

Sharon Shoehorn

Sharon Shoehorn portrays Larry’s spouse in the show "Where Are My Pants?"

The Duplo Aliens

The Duplo Aliens (voiced by Sawyer Jones, Liam Knight, Cora Miller, Graham Miller, Emmett Mitchell, Ollie Mitchell) are massive extraterrestrials constructed from Duplo bricks originating from planet Duplo. Permitted by "The Man Upstairs" for his daughter Bianca to engage with Emmet and Finn, they arrive menacingly at the end of the first film, ending on a cliffhanger.

In the sequel, their assault transforms Bricksburg into Apocalypseburg. It is later revealed that their intention was to join Bricksburg peacefully but communication difficulties caused misunderstandings. Their home planet lies beneath Harmony Town. In both the sequel’s sets and video game adaptation, these aliens are built using Lego pieces designed to resemble Duplo blocks rather than actual Duplo bricks.

Bianca

Bianca (played by Brooklynn Prince) is Finn's younger sister. Invited by their father to play downstairs, her participation inadvertently leads to an invasion of Bricksburg by aliens from planet Duplo.

In the follow-up film, Bianca develops the Systar System, which conflicts with Finn's Lego creations. Their rivalry leads their mother to forbid them from playing with Legos, sparking "Armamageddon" within the Lego Universe. Following Rex Dangervest’s defeat, Finn and Bianca reconcile and integrate Apocalypseburg with the Systar System, appeasing their mother.

Queen Watevra Wa'Nabi

Queen Watevra Wa'Nabi (voiced by Tiffany Haddish) is the alien queen of the Systar System known for her shapeshifting ability to assume various forms. Her name is a play on "whatever I wanna be," reflecting her transformative powers.

Initially mistaken for a conqueror akin to the Duplo Aliens and an enemy of Master Builders, it is ultimately revealed that her goal was to establish harmony between Bricksburg and the Systar System but was hindered by communication failures. She also has a romantic interest in Batman and intends to marry him. When key characters are brought to her palace, she first appears as a horse after visiting Anthropomorphia. At the wedding, it is disclosed that Wa'Nabi’s true original form was actually the heart Emmet constructed for the Duplo Aliens as a symbol of peace—this heart was physically built by Finn and gifted to Bianca as something "it can be whatever you want it to be." Motivated by Emmet’s speech, Finn reconstructs this heart for Bianca, bringing Wa'Nabi back to life.

General Sweet Mayhem

General Sweet Mayhem (portrayed by Stephanie Beatriz in the movie and Carla Tassara in The Lego Movie 2 Videogame) leads the Systar System's military forces and conceals her voice behind a helmet. Devoted to Queen Watevra Wa'Nabi, she abducts Wyldstyle, Batman, Unikitty, Benny, and MetalBeard under royal command. Emmet offers himself in exchange for his companions but is refused because he is considered "non-special." When Wyldstyle confronts Mayhem and removes her helmet, Mayhem reveals Wa'Nabi's goals while admitting to difficulties in expressing them. Following the prevention of Armamageddon and the unification of Apocalypseburg with the Systar System, Mayhem permits Benny to wear her helmet.

Her appearance without the helmet includes pink skin, blue pigtails, and heterochromatic eyes—one magenta and one turquoise. Her design is inspired by mini-doll figures from Lego sets aimed at girls.

Rex Dangervest

Rex "Radical Emmet Xtreme" Macheteninjastar Dangervest (voiced by Chris Pratt in The Lego Movie 2: The Second Part and J. P. Karliak in the videogame) serves as a space-faring archaeologist, cowboy, raptor trainer, and the principal antagonist in The Lego Movie 2. His character satirizes Pratt’s roles in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, Jurassic World, and The Magnificent Seven. As a Master Breaker, Rex mentors Emmet to become more resilient and aids in rescuing their friends, though he cautions that few are equipped to confront Wa'Nabi.

Rex is unveiled as a cynical future version of Emmet who intends to initiate Armamageddon to preserve his existence by trapping Lego and Duplo figures indefinitely. His bitterness stems from feelings of abandonment. His time machine merges elements from iconic science fiction vehicles such as Doc Brown's DeLorean and the TARDIS. After Armamageddon is thwarted and his time machine destroyed, Rex’s future self is erased; he embraces redemption while humorously noting he never trademarked his signature phrase "No regrets."

Rex's Velociraptors

Rex commands a group of Velociraptors gathered from prehistoric eras via his time-travel vessel, parodying Owen Grady’s raptors from Jurassic World. Their names pay homage to notable pop culture figures:

• Ripley – named after Ellen Ripley of the Alien series.
• Connor – referencing Sarah and John Connor from the Terminator saga.
• The Other One – likely a nod to Jurassic Park's principal raptor antagonist.
• Quaid – inspired by Douglas Quaid from Total Recall.
• Cobra – derived from Lieutenant Marion Cobretti of Cobra.
• Rocky – named after the boxer Rocky Balboa.

Within Harmony Town, these Velociraptors respond to the "Catchy Song." After Armamageddon is prevented and Rex disappears, they reappear alongside Sherry Scratchen-Post and her cats emerging from the sewers.

Lex Luthor

Lex Luthor (voiced by Ike Barinholtz) is Superman's nemesis, CEO of LexCorp, and a Master Builder. He is apprehended by the Justice League and brought aboard their vessel to assist against the Duplo Invasion. Following the League’s capture by Queen Watevra Wa'Nabi, Lex is also imprisoned and subsequently takes on the role of Superman’s butler on a planet within the Systar System.

Bruce Willis

A Lego version of Bruce Willis (voiced by himself) appears during Wyldstyle's visit to the Systar System. He is first spotted unwinding within the Palace of Infinite Reflections. Later, Wyldstyle encounters him as he navigates through ventilation shafts holding a lighter. Emmet and Rex also come across him in these air ducts.

Systar System inhabitants

The Systar System represents a galaxy-dimension within the Legoverse, inhabited by Queen Watevra Wa'Nabi, General Sweet Mayhem, and Duplo Aliens. Its name, derived from "sister," reflects its creation by Bianca, Finn's sister, inspired by her real-life Lego models.

Notable residents include:

• Amber – Performer and vocalist aboard the Pop-Up Party Bus, known by her stage name Melody.
• Archimedes – A cat figure constructed from bricks employed at the spa located in the Palace of Infinite Reflection on Planet Sparkle.
• Balthazar (voiced by Noel Fielding) – A teenage vampire mini-doll with a glittering face who serves as a meditation guide and DJ, playing the "Catchy Song."
• Banarnar (voiced by Ben Schwartz) – A banana servant loyal to Queen Watevra Wa'Nabi, notable for slipping and losing his peel during Armamageddon; later depicted with a tattoo following the fusion of Apocalypseburg and the Systar System.
• Candy Rapper – Vocalist featured in the LEGO Movie 2 minifigure collection.
• Catherine Cat – An anthropomorphic feline from Fabuland who serves on Queen Wa'Nabi's advisory council.
• Celeste – Female vampire working alongside Balthazar at the spa.
• Chad (voiced by Chris Miller) – The Pop-Up Party Bus’s DJ performing under the alias Tempo.
• Chocolate Bar (voiced by Chris Miller) – A sentient chocolate bar residing in the system.
• Dr. Dog – An anthropomorphic canine doctor from Fabuland, present at the wedding of Batman and Queen Wa'Nabi.
• Eight (voiced by Mike Mitchell) – Octopus masseuse serving guests at Planet Sparkle’s spa.
• Fabuland Figure Bulldog 6 – Anthropomorphic bulldog guest attending Batman and Queen Wa'Nabi’s wedding.
• Flaminga – Flamingo-shaped masseuse working at the Planet Sparkle spa.
• Ice Cream Cone (voiced by Richard Ayoade) – A talking ice cream cone acting as Queen Wa'Nabi’s chief aide, frequently mediating conversations between Batman and Wa'Nabi.
• Hearts (voiced by Sawyer Jones and Liam Knight) – Pink heart-shaped bombs that detonate upon saying "HELLO!"
• Kitty Pop – Cat-themed singer featured in the LEGO Movie 2 minifigure series.
• Plantimals (voiced by Chris Miller) – Plant-like beings inhabiting jungles near Harmony Town.
• Royal guards (voiced by Mike Mitchell) – Guardians of Queen Watevra Wa'Nabi tasked with protecting critical information.
• Stars (voiced by Sawyer Jones, Liam Knight, and Cora Miller) – Tiny stars occasionally spewing glitter; they differ from their film portrayal in Lego sets.
• Susan (voiced by Margot Rubin) – Mini-doll attendant initially mistaken for Queen Wa'Nabi; she is actually riding her horse.
• Zebe (voiced by Jimmy O. Yang) – A zebra built from lavender-and-black bricks who drives a party bus.
• Zen Bunny – Brick-built rabbit instructor teaching relaxation techniques at the Palace of Infinite Reflection on Planet Sparkle.

Residents of Harmony Town

Situated above Planet Duplo within the Systar System, Harmony Town is home to an assortment of distinctive characters, including:

• Chicken Suit Guy – A gentleman clad in a chicken costume who coexists harmoniously with other minifigures and mini-dolls.
• Crayon Girl – A female figure dressed as a purple crayon, appearing in The LEGO Movie 2 minifigure collection.
• Fox Girl – A female character wearing a fox costume who lives in Harmony Town.
• Giraffe Man – A man outfitted in a giraffe suit, also part of The LEGO Movie 2 minifigure series.
• Hot Dog Man – A man sporting a hot dog costume.
• Hula Lula – A female character from The LEGO Movie 2 minifigure lineup.
• Paper Boy (voiced by Chris Miller) – Delivers a newspaper disclosing Queen Watevra Wa'Nabi's upcoming wedding.
• Watermelon Dude – A male figure dressed as a watermelon, featured in The LEGO Movie 2 minifigure series.

Dorothy Gale

The heroine of The Wizard of Oz, Dorothy Gale, appears dancing to "Catchy Song" within Harmony Town and is included in The LEGO Movie 2 minifigure series.

Toto

Toto, Dorothy’s small grey canine companion, is presented as her accessory in The LEGO Movie 2 minifigure series.

Scarecrow

The character Scarecrow, who longs for a brain, is met by Emmet and Rex alongside Dorothy, Tin Man, and Cowardly Lion in Harmony Town. He is featured in The LEGO Movie 2 minifigure series and originally appeared in Lego Dimensions, where he was abducted by Lord Vortech.

Tin Man

Known as the rust-prone woodcutter desiring a heart, Tin Man also attends Queen Watevra Wa'Nabi’s wedding. He is part of The LEGO Movie 2 minifigure collection.

Cowardly Lion

The courageous-seeking Cowardly Lion appears with his companions in Harmony Town and is included in The LEGO Movie 2 minifigure series.

Duplo Foreman

A Duplo alien supervises the construction site where DUPLO characters move bricks for the wedding preparations.

Gary Payton

A Lego version of basketball star Gary Payton (voiced by himself) appears in Apocalypseburg. Emmet attempts to recruit him for rescuing friends from General Sweet Mayhem but does not succeed.

Sheryl Swoopes

A Lego representation of Sheryl Swoopes (voiced by herself) features in Apocalypseburg. Emmet tries to enlist her assistance to save his friends from General Sweet Mayhem but fails.

Velma Dinkley

From Scooby-Doo, Velma Dinkley (voiced by Trisha Gum) serves as the intellectual member of Mystery Incorporated. Emmet seeks her help in rescuing his friends from General Sweet Mayhem; however, she declines.

Larry Poppins

Portrayed by Jorma Taccone, Larry Poppins is a male counterpart to Mary Poppins, distinguished by a floral hat and umbrella. He humorously suggests that a spoonful of salt aids medicine intake, parodying Mary Poppins's iconic song.

Marie Curie

A Lego representation of Marie Curie is featured at the wedding of Queen Watevra Wa'Nabi.

Ruth Bader Ginsburg

A Lego depiction of Ruth Bader Ginsburg is also present at Queen Watevra Wa'Nabi's wedding ceremony.

Benny's Space Squad

Benny's Space Squad consists of a team of astronauts led by Benny. Initially believing they were lost during the Bricksburg assault, Benny later learns they were captured and taken to the Systar System.

• Jenny – Recruit dressed in white, held captive in the Systar System.
• Kenny – Recruit in yellow attire, imprisoned within the Systar System.
• Lenny – Recruit sporting pink, also detained in the Systar System.
• Denny – Red-suited recruit who does not appear in the set.

Risky Business

Risky Business (voiced by Patton Oswalt) serves as the primary villain in The Lego Movie: 4D – A New Adventure. He is the elder sibling of Lord Business and develops an unauthorized theme park named "Brick World." His ambition is to feature characters from The Lego Movie (excluding Batman and Vitruvius' ghost) in his attraction, hoping to achieve success where his brother did not. Following his defeat, he is apprehended for operating "Brick World" without permission.

Risky Business' Robots

Risky Business' Robots (voiced by David Burrows) are designed to distribute hypnotic passes to Emmet, Wyldstyle, Benny, Unikitty, and MetalBeard.

Man of the Audience

Man of the Audience (voiced by Rob Schrab) is an observer within The Lego Movie: 4D – A New Adventure. After Unikitty, Benny, and Metalbeard are freed from hypnosis, Emmet questions why this viewer did not intervene.

Police Man

Police Man (voiced by Adam Pava) is a law enforcement officer who arrests Risky Business for unlawfully running "Brick World" in The Lego Movie: 4D – A New Adventure.

Robin

Dick Grayson / Robin (voiced by Michael Cera in The Lego Batman Movie, and Robbie Daymond in Lego Dimensions) is a hopeful young individual who looks up to Batman. Accidentally adopted by Bruce Wayne, he becomes Batman’s loyal sidekick, bringing "double the happiness."

Batgirl

Barbara Gordon / Batgirl (voiced by Rosario Dawson in both The Lego Batman Movie and Lego Dimensions) is the daughter of Commissioner Jim Gordon. She rejuvenated Blüdhaven, Gotham’s sister city, through effective and compassionate law enforcement. Upon her father's retirement, she assumes the role of Gotham’s police commissioner with plans to introduce reforms alongside Batman.

Alfred

Alfred Pennyworth (voiced by Ralph Fiennes in The Lego Batman Movie, The Lego Movie 2: The Second Part, and Lego Dimensions, and Robin Atkin Downes in The Lego Movie 2 Videogame) acts as Bruce Wayne’s butler, aiding him in overcoming his familial fears. Alfred also supports Batman as a Master Builder while defending Bricksburg in The Lego Movie 2: The Second Part.

Batcomputer

The Batcomputer is Batman's highly sophisticated supercomputer housed within the Batcave, featuring a voice interface provided by Siri.

Gotham City citizens

Gotham City serves as Batman's residence and the central location in The Lego Batman Movie. Notable residents include:

Commissioner Gordon

Commissioner Jim Gordon (voiced by Héctor Elizondo) holds the position of police commissioner for the Gotham City Police Department and is the father of Barbara Gordon.

He coordinates the police efforts during Joker's bomb threat. Following Batman's successful intervention, Gordon celebrates his retirement with a party, entrusting his duties to Barbara before embarking on a jungle expedition.

Chief O'Hara

Chief O'Hara (voiced by Lauren White) is the chief of the Gotham City Police Department, portrayed as a female counterpart to the original 1966 character Miles O'Hara.

During Joker's bomb threat, she acts under Commissioner Gordon’s command to activate the Bat-Signal and confront the villains. After Gordon steps down, she supports Barbara Gordon in her new role.

Mayor McCaskill

Mayor McCaskill (voiced by Mariah Carey) is Gotham City's mayor.

When Joker initiates his bomb threat, she finds herself surrounded by villain vehicles but surprises everyone by revealing her true identity as Batman in disguise. Later, during Commissioner Gordon’s retirement celebration, Chief O'Hara ensures McCaskill remains protected amid a villain attack.

Other Gotham City civilians

• Aaron Cash – Security officer at Arkham Asylum equipped with a prosthetic hand, originating from the Arkham video game series.
• Anchorman Phil (voiced by David Burrows) – News anchor reporting from Gotham City.
• Captain Dale (voiced by Todd Hanson) – Co-pilot of the airplane hijacked by Joker; noted by Joker as having "had to bail."
• Pilot Bill (voiced by Chris McKay) – The pilot of the hijacked plane who trusts that Batman will intervene; unaware of Joker’s villainous accomplices, whom Joker refers to as "worth the Google."
• Reporter Pippa (voiced by Laura Kightlinger) – Host of "Metropolis in Focus," conducting an interview with Superman about his confrontation with General Zod and the Phantom Zone.

Phyllis

Phyllis (voiced by Ellie Kemper in The Lego Batman Movie and Grey Griffin in Lego Dimensions) functions as the gatekeeper of the Phantom Zone. She appears as a classic Lego brick and monitors those imprisoned within the Phantom Zone.

Justice League

The Justice League is a renowned DC Comics superhero team, showcased during their 57th Annual Anniversary Party at the Fortress of Solitude—an occasion from which Batman was notably absent. Besides Batman, Superman, Wonder Woman, Green Lantern, Flash, and Aquaman, other members include:

Apache Chief

Apache Chief – An Apache superhero possessing the ability to grow to enormous size.

Black Canary

Dinah Lance / Black Canary – A superhero celebrated for her distinctive and powerful "canary cry."

Black Vulcan

Black Vulcan – A superhero with the power to control and manipulate electrical energy.

Cyborg

Victor Stone / Cyborg (voiced by Arif S. Kinchen in The Lego Movie 2 Videogame) – A technology-enhanced hero associated with both the Teen Titans and the current Justice League roster. He is briefly shown dancing silently at the Justice League celebration in The Lego Batman Movie and makes a cameo during the Duplo Invasion conflict in The Lego Movie 2.

El Dorado

El Dorado – A Hispanic hero endowed with abilities such as superhuman strength, telepathic communication, teleportation, and creating illusions.

Green Arrow

Oliver Queen / Green Arrow – An archer-themed vigilante hailing from Star City.

Hawkman

Carter Hall / Hawkman – A hawk-inspired superhero originating from Midway City.

Hawkgirl

Shiera Hall / Hawkgirl – A hawk-themed heroine from Midway City and Hawkman’s partner.

Martian Manhunter

J'onn J'onnz / Martian Manhunter – A shapeshifting being classified as a Green Martian.

Samurai

Toshio Eto / Samurai – A Japanese hero with powers including wind manipulation, invisibility, fire control, and illusion creation.

Wonder Dog

Wonder Dog – Affiliated with the Justice League, he acted as the DJ during the 57th Annual Justice League Anniversary celebration.

Wonder Twins

The Wonder Twins, Zan and Jayna, are siblings from Exxor who transform using magical rings—Zan morphs into any water form while Jayna becomes various animals.

Gleek

Gleek – The Exxorian monkey companion of the Wonder Twins.

Batman Rogues' Gallery

In Gotham City, Batman contends with numerous adversaries, including:

The Joker

The Joker (voiced by Zach Galifianakis in The Lego Batman Movie, André Sogliuzzo in Lego Dimensions) is known as the "Clown Prince of Crime," determined to establish himself as Batman’s ultimate nemesis. His recent scheme involved uniting Gotham’s villains to detonate a nuclear power facility, aiming to plunge the city into an Infinite Abyss of Nothingness. After Batman foiled this plan, he shifted his focus to unleashing the most dangerous Phantom Zone prisoners to dominate Gotham.

Harley Quinn

Harleen Quinzel / Harley Quinn (voiced by Jenny Slate in The Lego Batman Movie, Margot Rubin in The Lego Movie 2: The Second Part, Tara Strong in Lego Dimensions) is Joker’s accomplice and romantic partner who supports his criminal activities.

In The Lego Movie 2: The Second Part, she appears as a Master Builder sporting a look influenced by her portrayal in Suicide Squad. When Emmet seeks assistance to save friends from General Sweet Mayhem, Harley cautions that such an endeavor would be "suicide."

The Penguin

Oswald Cobblepot / The Penguin (voiced by John Venzon) is a villain known for his signature tuxedo and his arsenal of trick umbrellas alongside mechanical penguins.

His design, featuring a spotted necktie, plush coat, pointed teeth, and armed penguins, draws inspiration from Danny DeVito's interpretation in Batman Returns.

The Riddler

Edward Nygma / The Riddler (voiced by Conan O'Brien in The Lego Batman Movie, Roger Craig Smith in Lego Dimensions) is a supervillain obsessed with puzzles and riddles. He takes part in the assault on the Gotham Energy plant and orchestrates a collision involving an unsuspecting motorist alongside Captain Boomerang and Two-Face. Later, he crashes Commissioner Gordon's retirement celebration but is compelled to yield to Joker. After breaking out of Arkham Asylum, he collaborates with Batman to apprehend the Phantom Zone escapees unleashed by Joker and avert Gotham’s destruction.

Catwoman

Selina Kyle / Catwoman (voiced by Zoë Kravitz in The Lego Batman Movie, Grey Griffin in Lego Dimensions) is a feline-inspired master thief.

Two-Face

Harvey Dent / Two-Face (voiced by Billy Dee Williams in The Lego Batman Movie, Imari Williams in Lego Dimensions) is a villain marked by facial disfigurement and a dual personality, who relies on a two-faced coin to make choices.

This iteration of Two-Face is modeled after Billy Dee Williams’ role in Batman.

Scarecrow

Jonathan Crane / Scarecrow (voiced by Jason Mantzoukas) is a villain themed around scarecrows who specializes in fear-inducing toxins. During Joker’s bombing of Gotham Energy, Scarecrow deployed fear gas on a security guard disguised as a pizza delivery person. After being defeated by Batman, he later joins other villains invading Gotham’s winter gala but is captured when Joker convinces them to give up. Eventually, Scarecrow allies with Batman to recapture escaped villains from the Phantom Zone and protect Gotham. Afterwards, Batman permits him and the other villains to flee.

Poison Ivy

Pamela Isley / Poison Ivy (voiced by Riki Lindhome) is a plant-controlling villainess who uses her botanical abilities and poisonous kiss to incapacitate foes.

Mr. Freeze

Victor Fries, also known as Mr. Freeze (voiced by David Burrows) is a villain armed with a freezing weapon and a specialized cryogenic suit enabling him to endure temperatures near −50 degrees Celsius. In this installment, he pilots a 15-foot exoskeleton equipped with its own freeze gun.

Bane

Bane (voiced by Doug Benson) is a formidable antagonist who derives enhanced strength from a substance called Venom. His design and vocal style are inspired by Tom Hardy's interpretation in The Dark Knight Rises.

Killer Croc

Waylon Jones, aka Killer Croc (voiced by Matt Villa) is depicted as a humanoid villain with reptilian features resembling a crocodile due to mutation.

Clayface

Basil Karlo, known as Clayface (voiced by Kate Micucci) possesses the ability to shapeshift with a malleable clay-like form, capable of transforming his limbs into various weapons.

Additional Batman villains

Several other Batman adversaries make brief appearances:

• Calculator – Utilizes hard light projections generated from his keypad.
• Calendar Man – Engages in crimes themed around specific holidays or dates.
• Captain Boomerang – Flash's adversary who employs boomerangs.
• Catman – A villain characterized by feline motifs.
• Clock King – Time-themed enemy of Green Arrow.
• Condiment King – Uses condiment-based weaponry, inspired by Batman: The Animated Series.
• Crazy Quilt – Sees only vivid colors after an experimental treatment.
• Doctor Phosphorus – Surrounded by flames revealing his skeletal appearance.
• Egghead – A criminal genius with an egg-shaped head.
• Eraser – Pencil-themed villain capable of erasing objects using his helmet.
• Gentleman Ghost – Spectral opponent of Hawkman.
• Hugo Strange – Insane scientist fixated on uncovering Batman's identity through hypnosis and creating Monster Men.
• Kabuki Twins – Japanese kabuki warrior siblings originating from The Batman series.
• Killer Moth – Villain themed after a moth.
• King Tut – Pharaoh-inspired antagonist who believes himself the reincarnation of an ancient ruler.
• Kite Man – Villain associated with kite motifs.
• Magpie – Obsessed with collecting shiny items.
• Man-Bat – A villain transformed into a humanoid bat.
• March Harriet – Female villain modeled after the March Hare, allied with the Mad Hatter.
• Mime – Mime-themed foe equipped with shock-inducing gloves.
• Mutant Leader – Head of the Mutants gang from The Dark Knight Returns.
• Orca (voiced by Laura Kightlinger) – Killer whale-themed antagonist.
• Polka-Dot Man – Villain adorned with polka dot patterns.
• Red Hood – Criminal wearing a distinctive red helmet.
• Tarantula – Female spider-themed enemy of Nightwing.
• Zebra-Man – Striped villain possessing diamagnetic abilities.
• Zodiac Master – Criminal themed around zodiac signs who offers predictions to fellow villains.

Phantom Zone Prisoners

Within the Lego realm, the Phantom Zone serves as a containment area for the most perilous antagonists, featuring prominent DC Comics figures. Among Joker's cohorts incarcerated here, collectively called "The Ubers," are:

Agent Smith

Agent Smith (portrayed vocally by Christopher Corey Smith in Lego Dimensions) is a virus-like entity originating from The Matrix, accompanied by numerous identical copies.

Bruce

Bruce represents the man-eating great white shark from the Jaws series.

Daleks

The Daleks are mechanical extraterrestrials from Doctor Who with ambitions to dominate the cosmos. Their appearance mirrors the original 1963 Daleks but incorporates the color scheme introduced in the 2010 New Paradigm series.

Dinosaurs

The Dinosaurs are prehistoric reptiles recreated through genetic cloning from Jurassic Park, primarily consisting of a Tyrannosaurus rex and a group of Velociraptors. They are distinguished by their capacity for speech.

Evil Mummy

The Evil Mummy acts as a minion of Lord Vampyre within the Lego Monster Fighters universe.

Gremlins

The Gremlins are mischievous small green creatures originating from the Gremlins franchise, led by Stripe, notable for his distinctive white mohawk.

King Kong

King Kong (voiced by Seth Green) is a colossal gorilla hailing from Skull Island. During Joker's assault on Gotham, King Kong demolishes a skyscraper but is ultimately subdued and returned to the Phantom Zone.

The Kraken

The Kraken (sound effects provided by Frank Welker in Lego Dimensions) is a massive sea beast featured in Clash of the Titans. It attacks Gotham City, inadvertently striking Sauron, and is subsequently overcome by Mr. Freeze and Clayface before being sent back to imprisonment.

Lord Vampyre

Lord Vampyre is a vampire character from Lego Monster Fighters who endeavored to block out the Sun to achieve world domination.

Lord Voldemort

Lord Voldemort (voiced by Eddie Izzard in The Lego Batman Movie, and Liam O'Brien in Lego Dimensions) commands the Death Eaters and supports Joker’s offensive on Gotham. He is defeated by Batgirl and Catwoman and becomes the first villain sent back to the Phantom Zone.

Sauron

Sauron (voiced by Jemaine Clement) is a Dark Lord from Middle-earth. In this depiction, he appears in his tower form, wreaking havoc through lava flows and assisting in the conquest by tracking anyone. He is unintentionally destroyed by a fiery blast from the Kraken, astonishing his fellow villains. Joker expresses grief over his loss, while the Kraken silently withdraws, acknowledging what occurred.

Wicked Witch of the West

The Wicked Witch of the West (voiced by Riki Lindhome) is a malevolent sorceress from the Land of Oz, commanding an army of bird-winged Flying Monkeys.

General Zod

General Zod, a Kryptonian from Krypton, stands as an adversary to Superman. Archive footage depicts his defeat at Superman’s hands and subsequent exile to the Phantom Zone. He appears alongside Joker and other prisoners encircling Batman at Wayne Manor. In The Lego Movie 2: The Second Part, Aquaman references Zod residing in Harmony Town.

His visual design draws inspiration from Terence Stamp’s portrayal in both Superman and Superman II.

Skeleton Warriors

The Skeleton Warriors featured in Jason and the Argonauts engage in combat against the Batwing.

Lloyd

Lloyd Garmadon / Green Ninja (voiced by Dave Franco) serves as the main character and leader of the Secret Ninja Force in The Lego Ninjago Movie. He is the son of Misako and Lord Garmadon. Lloyd was previously seen in The Lego Movie where he was identified as the Green Ninja by Vitruvius and recognized as one of the Master Builders.

Kai

Kai / Fire Ninja (voiced by Michael Peña) is the passionate Red Ninja specializing in Fire. Devoted to his team, especially Lloyd and his sister Nya, Kai pilots a humanoid mech known as the Fire Mech, which features flamethrower-equipped arms.

Cole

Cole / Earth Ninja (voiced by Fred Armisen) is the Black Ninja of Earth with a strong affinity for music. He operates a one-wheeled mech called the Quake Mech, armed with powerful speakers.

Jay

Jay / Lightning Ninja (voiced by Kumail Nanjiani) portrays the anxious Blue Ninja of Lightning. Coming from a close-knit family, Jay offers emotional support to Lloyd. He harbors feelings for Nya but often finds his attempts to confess interrupted. His vehicle is the aerial Lightning Jet.

Zane

Zane / Ice Ninja (voiced by Zach Woods) is a logical and methodical android who serves as the White Ninja of Ice. His vehicle, the Ice Tank, is equipped with a freezing ray.

Nya

Nya / Water Ninja (voiced by Abbi Jacobson) is Kai's determined sister and the Water Ninja. She pilots a robotic spider-like mech called the Water Strider. By the conclusion of the film, Nya collaborates with Koko to establish a school dedicated to teaching life skills to former shark generals.

Master Wu

Master Wu (voiced by Jackie Chan) acts as the sagacious mentor to the ninjas, guiding them toward greater self-reliance beyond their mechs.

In the short film The Master, Master Wu humorously tries to spell out "The Master" using bricks but is comically interrupted by a chicken.

Lord Garmadon

Lord Garmadon (voiced by Justin Theroux) is an antagonistic warlord, father to Lloyd Garmadon and brother to Master Wu. He commands the Shark Army, which has an aquatic motif, and is depicted as impatient and egocentric.

Misako Garmadon

Misako "Koko" Garmadon / Lady Iron Dragon (voiced by Olivia Munn) is Lloyd’s caring mother and Lord Garmadon's former wife. Previously a warlord herself, she left that life behind to provide Lloyd with a normal upbringing. Known affectionately as Koko by Garmadon, she co-founded a school alongside Nya aimed at rehabilitating ex-shark generals.

Shark Army

The Shark Army serves under Lord Garmadon as a force themed around sea creatures, with members donning masks that resemble various marine animals. Generals who fail or displease Garmadon face dismissal by being expelled from his volcano lair and replaced with a new General No. 1. Notable figures include:

• General Olivia (voiced by Ali Wong) – Once General No. 1 with a fish motif, she was removed due to insufficient progress. Afterwards, she led other dismissed generals in seeking revenge but eventually joined the school founded by Koko and Nya to acquire life skills.
• General Omar (voiced by Todd Hansen) – A shark-themed general who was also dismissed.
• General Jollty (voiced by Doug Nicholas) – A jellyfish-themed general distinguished by his official attire.
• General Bob – Another shark-themed general among those fired; he suffers hearing loss caused by injuries sustained during ejection.
• Private Puffer – A private soldier themed after a pufferfish, wearing an orange helmet.
• Crusher and Crusty – Members styled after lobsters.
• Great White – A member themed after a great white shark.
• Hammer Head – A hammerhead shark-themed member; his minifigure head was repurposed from Karlof.
• Additional members include Angler General, Puffer General, Narwhal Soldier, along with foot soldiers inspired by anglerfish, jellyfish, octopus, and generic sharks.

IT Nerds

The IT Nerds are responsible for creating Lord Garmadon's vehicles:

• Asimov (voiced by Vanara Taing) – Characterized by a balding head and a white jacket.
• Terri (voiced by Charlyne Yi) – Features a brown Afro and wears a Hawaiian shirt beneath a white jacket.
• GPL Tech – Recognizable by his Batman-themed top and laptop usage; appears in the LEGO Ninjago Movie minifigure collection.

Fuchsia Ninja

Fuchsia Ninja (voiced by David Burrows) represents the "element of surprise." When Lloyd inquires about acquiring this element, Master Wu clarifies its nature just as Fuchsia Ninja materializes unexpectedly to illustrate it.

Chad the Cheerleader

Chad (voiced by Randall Park) is a male cheerleader attending Ninjago High School. Alongside his fellow cheerleaders, he crafted the chant "Boo Lloyd" as a reaction to the deeds of Lloyd's father. This cheer unexpectedly gained traction, even inspiring a radio remix. Chad witnessed Lloyd Garmadon reveal his identity during the Meowthra encounter.

Maggie the Cheerleader

Maggie (voiced by Retta) is a female cheerleader at Ninjago High School and a close associate of Chad.

Mrs. Laudita

Mrs. Laudita (voiced by Laura Kightlinger) serves as a teacher at Ninjago High School. During Lord Garmadon's assault, she subtly permits the Ninjas to exit class using bathroom passes, while also correcting their request from "Can I" to "May I."

N-POP Girl

The N-POP Girl is a young resident of Ninjago City, notable for her pink, white, and yellow outfit adorned with Unikitty imagery, and clutching a pink teddy bear.

Gong Guitar Rocker

The Gong Guitar Rocker is a bearded musician in Ninjago City who sports a red skull-themed T-shirt while playing guitar.

Sushi Chef

The Sushi Chef briefly appears preparing sushi for Lloyd and Garmadon near the movie's conclusion.

Mayor of Ninjago

The Mayor of Ninjago (voiced by Constance Wu) is the city’s unnamed official leader.

Snake Army

Featured in Garmadon's flashback, the Snake Army consists of humanoid serpents originally planned to inhabit the Jungle of Lost Souls. They confront Lloyd and Master Wu on a bridge and draw inspiration from the Serpentine of the original series.

Skeleton Army

Under Garmadon’s command during his flashback with Koko, the Skeleton Army comprises animated skeletons modeled after the Skulkin from the original series.

Michael Strahan

A Lego version of Michael Strahan (voiced by himself), former New York Giants athlete and media figure, reports on ninja exploits and Garmadon's attacks on "Good Morning Ninjago." In the UK edition, this role is filled by Lego caricature Ben Shephard (voiced by himself).

Robin Roberts

A Lego depiction of Robin Roberts (voiced by herself) co-hosts "Good Morning Ninjago" alongside Michael Strahan. For UK audiences, she is replaced by Lego caricature Kate Garraway (voiced by herself).

Mr. Liu

Mr. Liu (played by Jackie Chan) appears in the film’s live-action segment as a shopkeeper who recounts the history of Ninjago to a young boy and intends to train him in ninja arts once the story concludes.

Meowthra

Meowthra (played by Pearl and Ruby) is a live-action feline attracted to Ninjago when Lloyd Garmadon activates the forbidden Ultimate Weapon, a laser pointer. In pursuit of the laser, Meowthra wreaks havoc across the area. Garmadon tries to subdue it using the Ultimate Ultimate Weapon, consisting of trinkets, but Meowthra swallows him whole. When Lloyd forgives Garmadon, Meowthra releases him. Following these events, Meowthra assumes the role of Ninjago’s emblematic mascot.

Puppycorn

Puppycorn (voiced by Grey Griffin) is both Unikitty’s younger sibling and closest companion, as well as the legitimate Prince of Unikingdom. This unicorn-dog hybrid is well-intentioned but often lacks sharpness. He makes a brief appearance in The Lego Movie 2 during Queen Watevra Wa-Nabi's musical number.

Hawkodile

Hawkodile (voiced by Roger Craig Smith) is a hybrid of hawk and crocodile who serves as Unikitty’s steadfast bodyguard. His adversary is Eagleator (voiced by Keith Ferguson), an eagle-alligator hybrid and former ally who competes with him for martial arts supremacy.

Dr. Fox

Dr. Fox (voiced by Kate Micucci) functions as the resident scientist within the castle and is romantically linked to Hawkodile.

Richard

Richard (voiced by Roger Craig Smith) is a 1x3 grey Lego brick acting as Unikitty’s royal counselor and caretaker of the castle, delivering his lines in a monotone manner.

Master Frown

Master Frown (voiced by Eric Bauza) stands as the main antagonist from Frown Town and Unikitty’s arch-enemy. As a Doom Lord who spreads gloom, he ultimately defects from his faction in the series finale, allying with Unikitty and her allies to create the Friendship Circle that overcomes Master Doom.

Brock

Brock (voiced by H. Michael Croner) is Master Frown’s close confidant and assistant who favors video gaming over villainous plots and becomes frustrated only when chores are ignored.

Doom Lords

The Doom Lords represent a group of villains originating from Frown Town who serve as principal antagonists.

• Master Doom (voiced by Grey Griffin) – The Doom Lords’ leader, notable for reprimanding Master Frown and having heterochromia.
• Master Papercuts – Frequently ridiculed member claiming superiority over Master Frown.
• Master Malice – Recognizable by his prominent green horns.
• Master Hazard (voiced by Roger Craig Smith) – Characterized by fiery hair and bat wings; responsible for setting fire to the Candy Corn Kingdom.
• Master Misery (voiced by Tara Strong) – Displays an olive-green diamond-shaped face with eyes obscured.
• Master Fear (voiced by Eric Bauza) – Features a light blue water droplet-shaped face with hollow eyes.
• Master Pain (voiced by Grey Griffin) – Female Doom Lord sporting a noh mask-like visage.
• Master Plague – Distinguished by a green bird-like head with large eyes.

Unikingdom inhabitants

The Unikingdom hosts an array of characters, each adding distinctiveness to its lively community:

• Alert Siren (voiced by Roger Craig Smith) – A siren that warns the kingdom of imminent threats.
• Beatsby – A boombox equipped with small limbs; its toy version lacks arms and legs.
• Beau (voiced by Tara Strong) – A rectangular figure with short legs and armless hands.
• Bim-Bom Liebowitz (voiced by H. Michael Croner and Roger Craig Smith) – An anthropomorphic green garbage bag character.
• Brennan Gerry – The local ice cream vendor personified as an ice cream cone.
• Burger Person (voiced by Tara Strong) – A cheeseburger citizen who resists being eaten.
• Buzz – A creature riding a skateboard, featuring a blue square head atop a yellow rectangular body.
• Cloudbarry – A cloud-themed citizen, known as "Cloud Berry" in merchandise lines.
• Connected Citizens – A pair consisting of a lime-colored slope with arms and a rectangle with legs.
• Craig (voiced by Tara Strong) – A female moose farmer cultivating pizzas and other food items.
• Crazy Chicken – A chicken constructed from a single Lego brick.
• Dainty (voiced by Grey Griffin) – A citizen with a circular head and rectangular arms.
• Diane – Circular figure possessing folding arms and suction cup feet.
• Dino Dude (voiced by Grey Griffin, Eric Bauza) – An Australian-accented Tyrannosaurus featuring wheels instead of legs.
• Eagleator (voiced by Keith Ferguson) – Former best friend turned rival of Hawkodile.
• FeeBee (voiced by Grey Griffin) – Proprietor of "FeeBee's Flower Shop," blending flower and bumblebee traits.
• Gizmo – A robotic being equipped with antennae, pincers, and wheels; also available in yellow variant.
• Glandrea – A two-tiered character resembling a hill with boot-shaped feet.
• Hominid – Gender-neutral alien traveling aboard a UFO.
• Kickflip (voiced by Tara Strong, Grey Griffin) – Square-shaped character known for skateboarding skills.
• Kite Trio – Three animated kites:
  • Bee Kite (Grey Griffin) – Bumblebee-inspired kite design.
  • Kate Kite (Tara Strong) – Female red kite featuring a tail resembling a necktie.
  • Octo Kite (Grey Griffin) – Purple octopus-themed kite with four arms.
• Ladybug – An unnamed ladybug frequently stumbled upon by Puppycorn.
• M'Ladybug (Tara Strong) – Ladybug distinguished by its purple shell.
• Old Timey Mustache Man (Eric Bauza) – Lime disc-headed gentleman sporting handlebar mustache.
• Penny – Green-armored citizen employed at the Toy Zone.
• Q.T. (Tara Strong) – Pink oval-headed resident of Unikingdom.
• Rascal (Kate Micucci) – Orange cylinder-shaped character with rectangular arms; owner of pet lizard Sebastian.
• Really Old Edith (Grey Griffin) – One of the elder citizens characterized by hunched posture.
• Rock Guy – Seemingly inanimate rock who befriends Puppycorn.
• Ryott (Roger Craig Smith) – Green square frog known for screaming instead of speaking.
• Score Creeper (Roger Craig Smith) – Hooded figure who traps citizens within games.
• Slobodan (Tara Strong) – Cylinder-shaped resident with boot-like feet.
• Sssnake (H. Michael Croner) – Snake wearing bowler hat composed of rectangles, featuring triangular tail tip.
• Squarebear – Brown bear with rectangular body and slope-shaped ears; also appears in pink variant.
• Stellacopter – Purple creature adorned with fez topped by helicopter blade; possesses round hands.
• Stocko (Kate Micucci) – Teal rectangle wearing bowler hat and sporting arms.
• Ted Butter (Roger Craig Smith) – Duck-like citizen with vertically oriented rectangular head.
• Theodore (Roger Craig Smith) – Brown bear characterized by smooth voice, square head, long arms, and short legs.
• Tigerlope – Creature hybridizing tiger and antelope features.
• Toaster and Toast (Roger Craig Smith, H. Michael Croner) – Pair comprising toaster and toast rider collectively called "Toast Bros."
• Trevor – Cat-like being encircled by flower petals.

These inhabitants contribute significantly to Unikingdom’s rich storytelling fabric while enhancing its commercial appeal through varied merchandising avenues.

See also

• The Lego Movie (Lego theme)
• The Lego Batman Movie (Lego theme)
• The Lego Ninjago Movie (Lego theme)
• Lego Unikitty!
• Lego Minifigures (theme)
• Lego Batman
• Lego Super Heroes
• Lego Ninjago
• Lego The Lord of the Rings
• Lego Harry Potter

External links

• Official website for The Lego Movie on Lego.com
• Official site for The Lego Movie 2 on Lego.com
• Official Lego Batman Movie page at Lego.com
• Official Lego Ninjago Movie site on Lego.com