Mermaid Lady

Emmet Brickowski
Occupation(s)	Construction laborer, Master Builder
Known for	Central character in The Lego Movie and The Lego Movie 2: The Second Part

Emmet Brickowski

Emmet Joseph Brickowski serves as the central character in The Lego Movie. As a construction laborer unexpectedly designated "The Special," he embarks on a quest to locate the Piece of Resistance to protect the Lego realms from Lord Business. His attire includes an orange safety vest paired with blue sleeves.

In the follow-up film, Emmet’s clothing appears worn and damaged, symbolizing the aftermath of the Duplo invasion that transformed Bricksburg into "Apocalypseburg." Unlike others, he remains unscathed by the chaos. When General Mayhem captures Lucy and their companions, Emmet employs his Master Builder abilities to convert his home into a spacecraft and mount a rescue mission. During this journey, he encounters Radical Emmet Xtreme "Rex" Dangervest, a "Master Breaker" who supports him and imparts resilience. Rex is ultimately revealed as an alternate version of Emmet from another timeline who instigated "Armamageddon" out of resentment. With Lucy and allies from both Apocalypseburg and the Systar System, Emmet overcomes Rex, leading to their reconciliation and the establishment of "Syspocalypstar."

Lucy

Lucy / Wyldstyle (voiced by Elizabeth Banks in The Lego Movie franchise and related content) is a female Master Builder who rescues Emmet and becomes his partner after departing from Batman. She is distinguished by her black jacket adorned with pink and blue paint streaks.

In the sequel, Lucy unintentionally triggers Bricksburg’s conversion into Apocalypseburg. Five years later, she has become disheartened, contrasting with Emmet’s enduring positivity. After being kidnapped by Sweet Mayhem alongside Batman, Benny, MetalBeard, and Unikitty to the Systar System governed by Queen Watevra Wa'Nabi, Lucy resists succumbing to the system’s allure while others are tempted to remain. She escapes captivity, reunites with Emmet and adventurer Rex Dangervest, and interrupts a wedding between Wa'Nabi and Batman. It is unveiled that Rex is the antagonist—a future version of Emmet stranded on Undar—and Lucy ultimately redeems him, causing Rex to vanish. She reconstructs Emmet’s dream house and reveals her former identity as an upbeat artist responsible for creating Emmet’s favorite tune, "Everything Is Awesome."

In Lego Dimensions, Wyldstyle teams up with the "real" Lego Batman and Gandalf to defend multiple dimensions against Lord Vortech.

Lord Business

President Business / Lord Business (voiced by Will Ferrell in The Lego Movie and its sequel, Keith Ferguson in The Lego Movie Videogame, Nolan North in Lego Dimensions) serves as the primary villain in The Lego Movie. As head of the Octan Corporation and ruler of the Lego World, he seeks to immobilize it using Kragle, opposing the creativity championed by the Master Builders. His villainous look includes a helmet emitting flames, a cape styled like a business tie, and illuminated leg attachments. Persuaded by Emmet’s influence, he eventually seals the Kragle and administers its cure. He also appears during the Duplo alien incursion.

Within Lego Dimensions, Lord Business acts as a boss character in "Meltdown at Sector 7-G," working under antagonist Lord Vortech. He invades Springfield deploying Micro Managers and Robo SWAT units to capture the Inanimate Carbon Rod, a Foundation Element, abducting Homer Simpson in the process. Although defeated, he escapes with the artifact.

Lord Business plays a minor role in The Lego Movie 2: The Second Part. Following the Duplo invasion, he retreats from Bricksburg to play golf and briefly reappears near the film’s conclusion when his hair ignites and causes him to fall into a fireworks shop.

In The Lego Movie 2 Videogame, Business initially resumes his efforts to dominate Bricksburg but reforms after his own robots turn 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 Gotham City featured in DC Comics. This incarnation humorously amplifies his darker comic book traits, portraying him as arrogant, self-centered, sarcastic, and immature. He also created a humorous heavy metal track inspired by his own story called "Untitled Self Portrait."

In The Lego Movie, Batman acts as a Master Builder and is romantically involved with Wyldstyle, aiding 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 Batman, who is Lucy's former boyfriend, and a version more faithful to the comics dubbed the "real" Batman. The two briefly dispute over who is the genuine article before the real Batman accompanies Lucy to protect the multiverse. The release of The Lego Batman Movie Story Pack allows players to control the Lego Movie Batman across all six levels of The Lego Batman Movie and unlocks him permanently via the Red Brick "Always Batman."

As the central character in The Lego Batman Movie, he collaborates with his adopted son Richard "Dick" Grayson, butler Alfred, and Commissioner Barbara Gordon to thwart his arch-enemy Joker.

In The Lego Movie 2: The Second Part, after being kidnapped by General Sweet Mayhem, Batman develops feelings for Queen Watevra Wa-Nabi and ultimately chooses to marry her 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 an imposing bionic pirate and Master Builder. His depiction varies from the physical Lego sets like MetalBeard's Duel and MetalBeard's Sea Cow, which do not include all of his intricate details.

Once an ordinary pirate, MetalBeard lost his physical body during an assault on Octan Tower but preserved his vital organs within his robotic frame. He later rescues key figures such as Emmet, Wyldstyle, Batman, Vitruvius, Princess Unikitty, and Benny following Cloud Cuckoo Land’s destruction.

In The Lego Movie 2: The Second Part, MetalBeard adapts into different forms including a motorcycle and laser cannon to fight against the Duplo Invasion. After losing his body again, he uses his treasure chest for mobility until it is reconstructed from musical instruments by the conclusion of the film.

During Lego Dimensions, MetalBeard is captured by Lord Vortech because he holds one of the twelve Foundation Elements—his Treasure Chest. His body then merges with those of Robin and Frodo Baggins to create Vortech's servant 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 half-unicorn, half-anime kitten Master Builder who reigns over Cloud Cuckoo Land—a hidden sky realm free from rules or sadness. She is lively and positive but can transform into a fierce red-orange version when angered.

Her initial appearance involves welcoming Emmet, Wyldstyle, Vitruvius, and Batman to Cloud Cuckoo Land before joining their mission to save the Lego World after her home is destroyed.

In 2017, Unikitty was granted her own spin-off television series on Cartoon Network, where she governs the Unikingdom alongside her younger brother Prince Puppycorn.

Unikitty makes a silent cameo appearance in The Lego Ninjago Movie. In The Lego Movie 2: The Second Part, she serves as Emmet and Lucy's pet cat who evolves into Ultrakatty by channeling her anger during the Duplo invasion. She is captured along with Lucy, Batman, Benny, and MetalBeard and acts as one of Batman’s best men at his wedding to Queen Watevra Wa'Nabi.

Benny

Benny (portrayed by Charlie Day in The Lego Movie, The Lego Movie 2: The Second Part, The Lego Movie: 4D – A New Adventure, and Lego Dimensions; with Mark Silverman and Jon Luke Thomas voicing him in associated video games) is a blue "space enthusiast from the 1980s" recognized by his cracked helmet and faded chest emblem. As a Master Builder, Benny specializes in crafting vintage-style Lego spacecraft and plays an essential part in aiding Emmet to rescue the Lego World.

During the Master Builders’ assembly at Cloud Cuckoo Land, Benny participates in Emmet’s getaway from the Super Secret Police. Although he initially struggles to build a spaceship, he eventually succeeds during their flight from Octan Tower, enabling their return journey to Bricksburg.

In The Lego Movie 2, Benny loses his right arm amid Bricksburg’s assault and receives a robotic replacement. Captured alongside Lucy, Batman, Unikitty, and MetalBeard on an alien planet, he encounters other spacemen and notably shows newfound enthusiasm for Radiohead in a key moment. By the conclusion of the film, Benny swaps helmets with General Sweet Mayhem and accidentally sets President Business’ hair on fire.

Bad Cop / Good Cop

Bad Cop / Good Cop (voiced by Liam Neeson in The Lego Movie; Bradley Pierce in the video game) is a two-faced police officer representing the archetypal good cop/bad cop dynamic. He leads the Super Secret Police and is the son of Ma Cop and Pa Cop. Serving Lord Business as a primary antagonist, he relentlessly pursues the Special.

His first major act involves interrogating Emmet about the Master Builders and sending him to the Melting Chamber. When Wyldstyle frees Emmet, Bad Cop chases them through hidden passages. During a meeting with Lord Business, he is ordered to test the Kraglized weapon on his own parents. The internal struggle between his two personas causes Good Cop to take control, stopping him from harming them. To reestablish Bad Cop’s control, Lord Business erases Good Cop’s face using nail polish remover, allowing Bad Cop to continue—much to his parents’ dismay.

Later feeling regretful, Bad Cop helps the Master Builders escape and replaces his missing Good Cop face with a marker scribble. After disarming the Kragle, he reunites with Ma Cop and Pa Cop.

In The Lego Movie 2, Bad Cop appears as a silent security guard in Apocalypseburg and is renamed Scribble Cop due to his face being covered in scribbles.

Vitruvius

Vitruvius (voiced by Morgan Freeman in The Lego Movie, Josh Robert Thompson in The Lego Movie Videogame, and Neil Kaplan in The Lego Movie 2 Videogame) is a blind wizard who mentors Wyldstyle. As an influential Master Builder, he holds faith that Emmet will be the world’s savior. Vitruvius carries a unique green staff shaped like a bent lollipop.

Early on, Lord Business blinds Vitruvius and compels him to deliver a prophecy concerning the Special. In a confrontation within Octan Tower’s Think Tank, Lord Business kills Vitruvius by decapitating him with a penny. After his death, Vitruvius returns as a ghost who guides Emmet toward fulfilling his destiny and later appears during the Duplo aliens’ invasion.

Vitruvius’ ghost has only a brief appearance in the sequel, showing up momentarily during backstory sequences and opening scenes.

The Man Upstairs

The Man Upstairs (played by Will Ferrell) is an unnamed adult Lego enthusiast and Finn’s father featured in the live-action portions. He scolds Finn for modifying Lego sets and uses Krazy Glue to permanently secure his preferred creations. After learning that Finn modeled Lord Business after him, he assists in removing the glue. Later, he allows his younger daughter to play with the Legos, which leads to the arrival of the Duplo aliens.

In the sequel, "The Man Upstairs" appears solely through flashbacks and photographs; his voice is heard offering advice to Finn and Bianca on how to store their Lego pieces. He also makes a brief audio cameo referencing the sitcom from 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 credited with creating the Lego universe, including its characters like Emmet and various storylines.

Mom

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

In the follow-up film, she is depicted with brown hair and is known for accidentally stepping on Lego pieces barefoot, causing her significant discomfort. She initiates "Armamageddon" by threatening to lock away the children’s Lego sets due to their conflicts, a situation exploited by Rex Dangervest. Following Rex’s defeat and her children’s reconciliation, she watches them happily playing with their father’s Legos.

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 employs them to demonstrate the Kragle weapon during Taco Tuesday. When Good Cop refuses to comply, his Good Cop face is erased, terrifying his parents. Subsequently, Bad Cop uses the Kragle on them. They are eventually rescued and reunited with their son.

Star Wars characters

The following Star Wars figures make appearances in the first film:

Han Solo

Han Solo (voiced by Keith Ferguson) arrives aboard the Millennium Falcon amid discussions about obtaining a hyperdrive to assault Lord Business' tower. He complains about their faulty hyperdrive and being stranded in a "loser system" inhabited by Lego characters. Lando Calrissian comments on Wyldstyle’s attractiveness, hinting at his interest.

Batman briefly interacts with Wyldstyle before using a grapple cable to board the Falcon, much to Emmet and Wyldstyle’s disappointment. This scene recreates a moment from The Empire Strikes Back where the Falcon escapes an asteroid field but fails to activate its hyperdrive before being swallowed by a Space Slug.

Lando Calrissian

Lando Calrissian (voiced by Billy Dee Williams) appears alongside Han Solo on the Millennium Falcon. Williams reprises his role from the 20th Century Studios Star Wars films. He briefly flirts with Wyldstyle, who points out she has a boyfriend (Batman).

C-3PO

C-3PO (voiced by Anthony Daniels) is a droid who travels with Han Solo aboard the Millennium Falcon, often reminding him about their tardiness to social gatherings. Daniels continues to voice this character.

Chewbacca

Chewbacca, a Wookiee and Han Solo’s companion, is featured alongside him on the Millennium Falcon, notably seen holding a chicken leg.

Master Builders

The Master Builders are Lego minifigures distinguished by their ability to construct creations without following any instructions. They gather within the "Dog" area of Cloud Cuckoo Land to tackle various problems. Their inventive efforts provoke Lord Business to send the Super Secret Police, who subsequently confine them inside the Think Tank of Octan Tower.

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; Travis Willingham in The Lego Movie 2 Videogame) is a DC Comics superhero, member of the Justice League, and one of the Master Builders.

In The Lego Movie, Superman expresses irritation towards Green Lantern and participates in the Master Builders’ meeting at Cloud Cuckoo Land. During an assault, he disables a Super Secret Police vehicle but is ultimately captured after being immobilized by gum.

In The Lego Batman Movie, Superman and Batman share a contentious relationship reminiscent of their dynamic in Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice. He appears on "Metropolis in Focus" following his dispatch of General Zod to the Phantom Zone, an event that motivates Joker’s Phantom Zone Projector scheme. Superman hosts the 57th Annual Justice League Anniversary Party at the Fortress of Solitude but fails to invite Batman, resulting in several cover-ups.

In The Lego Movie 2: The Second Part, Superman and the Justice League attempt to repel The Duplo invasion but mysteriously disappear for five years. They are eventually discovered in Harmony Town on an alien planet, where Superman adopts the alias Sillyman after being 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.

She attends the Master Builders' meeting at Cloud Cuckoo Land in The Lego Movie and is captured when her Invisible Jet is destroyed during the Super Secret Police's attack.

In The Lego Batman Movie, Wonder Woman makes a silent appearance at the 57th Annual Justice League Anniversary Party held at the Fortress of Solitude.

During The Lego Movie 2: The Second Part, she joins the Justice League’s effort to halt the Duplo invasion but fails to return after five years. Later, she is found brainwashed in Harmony Town on another planet under Queen Watevra Wa'Nabi’s control. She also has minor roles as her Lego DC Super Hero Girls mini-doll version (voiced by Margot Rubin) and as a Duplo figure, both depicted as residents of Harmony Town.

Aquaman

Arthur Curry / Aquaman (voiced by Jason Momoa in The Lego Movie 2 and Lex Lang in the videogame) is a DC Comics superhero, member of the Justice League, and Master Builder.

He makes a brief appearance in The Lego Movie during Bad Cop/Good Cop's reunion with his parents and is seen dancing at the Justice League anniversary party in The Lego Batman Movie.

In The Lego Movie 2, Aquaman—modeled after Momoa’s portrayal in the DC Extended Universe—joins forces with the Justice League to combat the Duplo invasion but disappears for five years. He is later found brainwashed in Harmony Town. Additionally, he appears as "Rip-off Aquaman" alongside Larry Poppins.

Momoa reprises his role from the DC Extended Universe.

Green Lantern

Hal Jordan / Green Lantern (voiced by Jonah Hill) is a superhero from DC Comics, a Justice League member, and a Master Builder, often known for being an annoyance to Superman.

In The Lego Movie, Green Lantern takes part in the Master Builders' gathering and tries to free Superman from sticky gum, but both are subsequently captured by the Super Secret Police and held prisoner together.

During the 57th Annual Justice League Anniversary Party in The Lego Batman Movie, Green Lantern remarks that he occasionally misses Superman’s emails for years, using this to explain Batman’s absence at the event.

In The Lego Movie 2, Green Lantern joins the Justice League to fight against the Duplo invasion but does not return with the others; he is later discovered brainwashed in Harmony Town on a different planet under Queen Watevra Wa'Nabi’s control.

The Flash

Barry Allen / The Flash (voiced by Adam DeVine in The Lego Batman Movie) is a DC Comics superhero, Justice League member, and Master Builder recognized for his extraordinary reflexes and speed.

In The Lego Movie, he takes part in MetalBeard's assault on Octan Tower, which leads to his capture, and appears alongside other DC heroes later on. At the 57th Annual Justice League Anniversary Party in The Lego Batman Movie, Flash requests Batman to capture a group photo, leaving Batman disappointed due to his exclusion. Flash also makes a silent cameo appearance in The Lego Movie 2: The Second Part.

2002 NBA All Stars

The 2002 NBA All-Stars are basketball-playing Master Builders featuring a Lego representation of Shaquille O'Neal (voiced by himself) alongside two unnamed teammates.

They join the Master Builders at Cloud Cuckoo Land in The Lego Movie. During an attack, they attempt to use a catapult against Super Secret Police vehicles; however, their efforts fail as the vehicles become Kraglized, resulting in their capture.

Abraham Lincoln

Abraham Lincoln (voiced by Will Forte in the films and Mark Silverman in the video game) serves as the 16th President of the United States and is also a Master Builder who rides a rocket-powered armchair inspired by his Lincoln Memorial statue.

In The Lego Movie, Lincoln appears among the Master Builders at Cloud Cuckoo Land, expressing exasperation over Emmet’s lack of abilities with the line, "A house divided against itself would be better than this," before departing on his rocket armchair. During Bricksburg’s battle, he is seen providing Michelangelo Buonaroti and William Shakespeare with transportation into combat.

Within The Lego Movie Videogame, Emmet aids Lincoln during the Cloud Cuckoo Land assault by repairing his rocket armchair. A promotional DVD paired Lincoln with Michelangelo Buonaroti in a buddy cop-themed concept called "Time Cops."

Lincoln returns in The Lego Movie 2: The Second Part, still utilizing his rocket armchair to fight off the Duplo invasion while commenting on having theater tickets as Armamageddon commences.

Gandalf the Grey

Gandalf the Grey (voiced by Todd Hanson) is a wizard hailing from Middle-earth and one of the Master Builders.

In The Lego Movie, Gandalf is present among the Master Builders in Cloud Cuckoo Land. When he requests Vitruvius to summon Emmet, Vitruvius mistakes him for Albus Dumbledore, much to both wizards’ frustration. Upon learning Emmet lacks Master Builder skills, Gandalf harshly criticizes him as a "butt," an insult that Dumbledore echoes. During Cloud Cuckoo Land’s attack, Gandalf points out that Emmet’s tracker led the Super Secret Police straight to them, resulting in their capture. After the Piece of Resistance neutralizes the Kragle, Gandalf and Dumbledore playfully toss the Deep Sea Diver up and down.

In The Lego Movie Videogame, Gandalf teams up with the Magician to assist Emmet and Princess Unikitty against Lord Business’ giant robot.

In Lego Dimensions, Gandalf (from the Lego The Lord of the Rings realm) collaborates with Wyldstyle and Batman to rescue multiple dimensions from Lord Vortech.

Gandalf makes a brief appearance in The Lego Movie 2: The Second Part during Emmet’s dream sequence, commenting on how futile rescuing abducted characters is due to missing Justice League members and unresponsive Marvel heroes. He later exclaims "IT'S ARMAMAGEDDON!" as Emmet’s dream progresses.

Albus Dumbledore

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

Within The Lego Movie, Dumbledore aligns with the Master Builders residing in Cloud Cuckoo Land. He shares Vitruvius’ perplexity and irritation regarding mistaken identities alongside Gandalf. When Emmet struggles to showcase his Master Builder talents and delivers a speech concluding with "but," both wizards jokingly nickname him "the but." Captured together with other Master Builders, Dumbledore later assists Gandalf in throwing the Deep Sea Diver after the Kragle is sealed.

Michelangelo Buonarroti

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

In The Lego Movie, Michelangelo is seen crafting a sculpture in Cloud Cuckoo Land. During the conflict in Bricksburg, he rides a rocket chair alongside William Shakespeare and Abraham Lincoln.

William Shakespeare

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

In The Lego Movie, Shakespeare is part of the Master Builders' group in Cloud Cuckoo Land. He initially regards Emmet as "rubbish" due to his lack of Master Builder abilities. Captured by the Super Secret Police during the Cloud Cuckoo Land assault, he later joins Michelangelo Buonarroti and Abraham Lincoln in fighting in Bricksburg.

Blaze Firefighter

Blaze Firefighter acts as a firefighter and Master Builder.

He appears within Cloud Cuckoo Land and pilots a mech constructed from a fire engine during Bricksburg’s battle in The Lego Movie.

Cardio Carrie

Cardio Carrie is a fitness coach and recognized as a Master Builder.

She participates in the Master Builders’ gathering within Cloud Cuckoo Land in The Lego Movie.

El Macho Wrestler

El Macho Wrestler is a masked wrestler who also holds the title of Master Builder.

He is present among the Master Builders assembled in Cloud Cuckoo Land.

Gallant Guards

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

In The Lego Movie, they serve both as Master Builders within Cloud Cuckoo Land and as medieval messengers mobilizing resistance against Lord Business.

Gordon Zola

Gordon Zola is a chef based in Bricksburg who also qualifies as a Master Builder.

Beyond his role in Bricksburg, he joins the meeting of Master Builders in Cloud Cuckoo Land. His name is a nod to the cheese gorgonzola.

Hank Haystack

Hank Haystack works as a farmer and is identified as a Master Builder.

He appears among the Master Builders gathered in Cloud Cuckoo Land.

Marsha: Queen of the Mermaids

Marsha: Queen of the Mermaids holds the title of mermaid queen and is counted among the Master Builders.

Referred to as "Mermaid Lady" by Vitruvius in The Lego Movie, she observes Bad Cop placing a tracker on Emmet during the assault on Cloud Cuckoo Land. Additionally, she makes a cameo fighting against the Duplo invasion in The Lego Movie 2: The Second Part.

Panda Guy

Panda Guy is characterized by wearing an oversized panda costume and is considered a Master Builder.

In The Lego Movie, he joins the Master Builders within Cloud Cuckoo Land and assists in battling a Micro Manager during Bricksburg’s conflict. He also briefly appears in The Lego Ninjago Movie and returns to combat the Duplo invasion in The Lego Movie 2: The Second Part.

Sir Stackabrick

Sir Stackabrick is a knight and Master Builder originating from Middle Zealand. In The Lego Movie, he is the one who notices the tracking device Bad Cop attaches to Emmet during the assault on Cloud Cuckoo Land.

Calvary Guard

A Calvary Guard serves as a Master Builder and is among those assembled in Cloud Cuckoo Land.

Conductor Charlie

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

Ghost

The Ghost represents a classic style Master Builder who appears within Cloud Cuckoo Land.

Johnny Thunder

Johnny Thunder, an explorer from Lego Adventurers, takes part as a Master Builder in Cloud Cuckoo Land. During the Super Secret Police’s offensive, he is trampled alongside the Island Warrior and a Yeti.

Lady Pirate

Lady Pirate, a female pirate character from Lego Pirates, appears during Metalbeard’s initial attack on Octan Tower and is later revealed as Metalbeard’s mother in the "Ma and Pa" segment of the Emmet Awards contest.

Michelangelo

Michelangelo, the mutated ninja turtle from Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, makes three appearances in The Lego Movie: during Metalbeard’s assault on Octan Tower, among the Master Builders in Cloud Cuckoo Land, and while assembling instructions for a TAKOS stereo system inside the Think Tank.

Milhouse Van Houten

Milhouse Van Houten, Bart Simpson’s companion from The Simpsons (produced by 20th Century Fox Television), joins the ranks of Master Builders in Cloud Cuckoo Land.

Red Classic Spaceman

The Red Classic Spaceman is a figure clad in a red spacesuit from the 1980s era of Lego Space. In The Lego Movie, one is seen among the Master Builders at Cloud Cuckoo Land, with another featured within a space-themed set.

Speed Racer

Speed Racer, the legendary racing driver from Lego Speed Racer, appears during Metalbeard’s earlier attack on Octan Tower.

Swamp Creature

The Swamp Creature (voiced by Todd Hanson in both 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, this character is part of the Master Builders gathering at Cloud Cuckoo Land. Following Emmet’s unsuccessful motivational speech, he expresses doubt about its impact on morale. In the sequel, he reappears when General Sweet Mayhem arrives in Apocalypseburg.

In The Lego Batman Movie, an alternate version of Swamp Creature exists as an inmate of the Phantom Zone who finds Joker dull.

Texas Cowboy

The Texas Cowboy is an Old West-themed Master Builder who participates in Cloud Cuckoo Land.

Traffic Enforcer

The Traffic Enforcer is included among the Master Builders assembled in Cloud Cuckoo Land.

Trucker Guy

The Trucker Guy first appears during a flashback when Wyldstyle describes the Master Builders to Emmet and later joins them in Cloud Cuckoo Land.

White Classic Spaceman

The White Classic Spaceman represents a 1980s-era astronaut clad in a white outfit from the Lego Space series. In The Lego Movie, one is visible among the Master Builders in Cloud Cuckoo Land, while another appears within a space-themed set.

Appearances from Lego Minifigures

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

• Artist – Found among Master Builders in Cloud Cuckoo Land; another version features in The Lego Ninjago Movie as a bystander reacting to Meowthra.
• Caveman – Portrayed as a Master Builder in The Lego Movie Videogame.
• Circus Clown – Included among Master Builders in Cloud Cuckoo Land; depicted painting Batman’s face alongside Lizard Man; hails from Clown Town.
• Cyclops – Appears in fan-made stop-motion productions.
• Deep Sea Diver – Present among Master Builders; shown being thrown by Albus Dumbledore and Gandalf following Kragle’s defeat.
• Demolition Dummy – Counts as one of the Master Builders.
• Disco Dude – Participates in Metalbeard’s initial assault on Octan Tower.
• Egyptian Queen (voiced by Emily Nordwind) – A Master Builder; referred to as "Cleopatra" by Vitruvius; frequently paired with Lady Robot; appears in the second film installment.
• Forestman – Listed among Master Builders; called "Robin Hood" by Vitruvius.
• Gangster – Included within the group of Master Builders.
• Hazmat Guy – Wears a yellow hazmat suit and is part of the Master Builders.
• Island Warrior – A Master Builder who is trampled during the Super Secret Police invasion of Cloud Cuckoo Land.
• Lady Liberty – Counts among the Master Builders.
• Lady Robot – The sole robot classified as a Master Builder; often seen alongside Egyptian Queen.
• Lizard Man – Part of the Master Builders; collaborates with Circus Clown to paint Batman’s face; dances in Harmony Town during the second film.
• Magician – Appears during Metalbeard’s attack and later as a Master Builder.
• Medusa (voiced by Lauren White) – Featured in Metalbeard’s assault sequence; a distinct Medusa character appears as a Phantom Zone inmate in The Lego Batman Movie.
• Mime – Takes part in Metalbeard’s attack on Octan Tower.
• Mummy – Included among the Master Builders.
• Pirate Captain – Seen during Wyldstyle’s flashback explaining the Master Builders.
• Policeman – Part of the Master Builders group.
• Punk Rocker – Among the ranks of Master Builders.
• Rapper – Shown in Wyldstyle’s flashback being detained by Super Secret Police.
• Ringmaster – Participates in Metalbeard’s assault on Octan Tower.
• Sleepyhead – Included among Master Builders; appears evacuating Ninjago City in The Lego Ninjago Movie.
• Surgeon – Male Surgeon represented among Master Builders, contrasting with the female Minifigure variant.
• Tribal Chief – One version featured among Master Builders; another briefly seen attempting to strike Emmet with a hammer at Flatbush Gulch saloon.
• Vampire – Part of the Master Builders; called "Nice Vampire" by Vitruvius; incorrectly named "Lord Vampyre" in the videogame adaptation.
• Witch – Included in Metalbeard’s attack on Octan Tower.
• Yeti – Among the Master Builders; trampled during the Super Secret Police raid; fights alongside Panda Guy against Micro Manager during Bricksburg’s battle.
• Zookeeper – Appears in Wyldstyle’s flashback and Metalbeard’s attack; high-fives Speed Racer after Kragle is neutralized; astonished by Meowthra in Ninjago City.

Super Secret Police

The Super Secret Police act as the personal enforcement squad for Lord Business, commanded by Bad Cop and assigned the mission of capturing the Master Builders.

Velma Staplebot

Velma Staplebot (voiced by Kelly Lafferty) functions as Lord Business' controlling robotic personal assistant.

Sheriff Not-a-Robot

Sheriff Not-a-Robot (voiced by Jorma Taccone) leads the Super Secret Police's division modeled after the Old West.

Deputron

Deputron serves as a robotic deputy within the Old West sector of the Super Secret Police.

Calamity Drone

Calamity Drone, a female robot in the Old West division, is a parody of Calamity Jane.

Wiley Fusebot

Wiley Fusebot, designed as a prospector-style robot, specializes in explosives for the Old West unit.

Radio DJ Robot

The Radio DJ Robot continuously plays "Everything is Awesome" under Lord Business' directive.

Foot Soldiers

The Super Secret Police's foot soldiers comprise:

• Micro Managers (voiced by Doug Nicholas) – cube-shaped robots tasked with managing citizens and preparing them for Kraglization; there are 11 different types in Lego sets and 3 variants featured in associated games.
• Robo Crocodiles – robotic crocodile units utilized by the police force.
• Robo Feds (voiced by David Burrows) – office-themed robot enforcers dressed in business attire.
• Robo Pilots – robotic personnel serving as pilots within the force.
• Robo SWATs (voiced by David Burrows) – standard foot soldiers, some outfitted with hazmat gear.
• Skeletrons (voiced by David Burrows) – skeletal robots acting as Lord Business' personal guards and minions.

Bricksburg citizens

Bricksburg, where Emmet resides, transforms into the post-apocalyptic Apocalypseburg following the Duplo invasion depicted in The Lego Movie 2: The Second Part. Subsequently, it combines with the Systar System to create Syspocalypstar.

Notable inhabitants include:

• Blacktron Fan – enthusiast of Blacktron.
• Bricksburg Construction Crew – Emmet’s team responsible for rebuilding structures.
  • Frank the Foreman (voiced by Keegan-Michael Key / Roger Craig Smith) – foreman overseeing construction efforts.
  • Barry – member of the construction crew.
  • Fred – expert in demolitions.
  • Gail (voiced by Melissa Sturm / Jessica DiCicco / Tara Strong) – female worker known for occasionally forgetting Emmet.
  • Randy (voiced by Robbie Daymond) – construction laborer.
  • Wally (voiced by Dave Franco) – builder 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 & Garbage Man Grant – duo of garbagemen; Dan’s headpiece is adapted from an Elite Police Officer figure from Lego City Police.
• Ice Cream Jo & Ice Cream Mike – vendors selling ice cream.
• Kebab Bob – vendor specializing in kebabs.
• Larry the Barista (voiced by Chris McKay) – coffee shop owner who supplies intelligence to the Super Secret Police; later regains creativity to combat Micro Managers and appears in the sequel with an apocalyptic look, emphasizing no decaf coffee.
• Plumber Joe (voiced by Chris Romano) & apprentice Alfie – plumbing professionals in Bricksburg.
• Sherry Scratchen-Post (voiced by Charity James / Mike Mitchell) – neighbor known for her group of cats, including Jasmine, Dexter, and Jeff; additional cats introduced in the sequel.
• Surfer Dave (voiced by Doug Nicholas) – surfer who becomes "Chainsaw Dave" after drought affects surfing conditions; later known as "Purgatory Dave" during Armamageddon.
• Taco Tuesday Guy – popular taco vendor.
• Apocalypseburg residents such as:
  • Sharkira – female inhabitant wearing a shark-themed helmet.
  • Maddox – male resident armed with a spear.
  • Sewer Babies (voiced by Liam Knight) – gang of babies dwelling in sewers.
  • Mo-Hawk, Fuse, and Roxxi – tough or workshop-equipped individuals reflecting Apocalypseburg’s harsh environment.

The Old West inhabitants

The Old West minifigure collection includes every cowboy and tribal native figure. Although these figures do not appear in the second film, they are featured in the video game adaptations of both movies.

Notable characters comprise:

• Bandito – A regular at Flatbush Gulch's saloon, with a head piece repurposed from Dewey Cheatham in Lego Western.
• Cowboy Harry – Seen unwinding in a hot tub when Emmet and Wyldstyle arrive.
• Odd Ollie – A bandit figure, named "Bandit" in the handheld edition of The Lego Movie Videogame.
• Prospector – An unnamed miner who interrogates Odd about investments in zeppelins.
• Rootbeer Belle – A saloon employee who, motivated by Wyldstyle’s speech, collaborates to build a battle vehicle to combat Micro Managers.
• Saloon Waitress – An unnamed server working at the saloon.
• Sudds Backwash – Bartender who teams up with Rootbeer Belle to construct a battle craft.
• Tomahawk – A warrior native to the region.
• Wild Will – An outlaw character, called "Outlaw" in the handheld game version.

Larry the "Where Are My Pants?" Guy

Larry (voiced by Craig Berry) is the star of Octan Corporation's show "Where Are My Pants?", a favorite program among Emmet and residents of Bricksburg. His character is known for frequently losing his pants, leading to the recurring question he asks his wife.

This phrase is mirrored in the second film when "The Man Upstairs" repeats the same query to his wife, establishing a connection between real-life inspiration and the fictional sitcom.

Sharon Shoehorn

Sharon Shoehorn portrays Larry’s wife in the series "Where Are My Pants?"

The Duplo Aliens

The Duplo Aliens (voiced by Sawyer Jones, Liam Knight, Cora Miller, Graham Miller, Emmett Mitchell, and Ollie Mitchell) are enormous extraterrestrials constructed from Duplo blocks originating from planet Duplo. Permitted by Bianca, "The Man Upstairs"’s younger daughter, to join Finn and Emmet’s playtime, they arrive with intentions to annihilate everyone—ending the first film on a suspenseful note.

In the sequel, their assault transforms Bricksburg into Apocalypseburg. It is later uncovered that their true desire was to integrate with Bricksburg but communication failures occurred. Their home planet exists beneath Harmony Town. In sets and video games related to the second film, they are built from Lego elements resembling Duplo rather than actual Duplo bricks.

Bianca

Bianca (played by Brooklynn Prince) is Finn's younger sister. When invited by their father to join him and Finn in the basement, her presence inadvertently triggers an invasion of Bricksburg by Duplo aliens.

In the follow-up film, Bianca establishes the Systar System, which conflicts with Finn’s Lego constructions. Their rivalry prompts their mother to command them to cease playing, igniting "Armamageddon" within the Lego Universe. Following Rex Dangervest’s defeat, Finn and Bianca reconcile by merging Apocalypseburg with the Systar System, bringing satisfaction to their mother.

Queen Watevra Wa'Nabi

Queen Watevra Wa'Nabi (voiced by Tiffany Haddish) is the alien queen of the Systar System with shapeshifting abilities that allow her to transform into various objects. Her name is a play on "whatever I wanna be," highlighting her transformative powers.

Initially mistaken for a conqueror akin to the Duplo Aliens and an enemy of Master Builders, she is later revealed to have sought harmony between Bricksburg and the Systar System but experienced communication difficulties. She has a romantic interest in Batman and intends to marry him. When General Sweet Mayhem brings key figures to her palace, Wa'Nabi first appears as a horse after visiting Anthropomorphia. At the wedding ceremony, it is unveiled that her true form is actually the heart Emmet created for the Duplo Aliens as a symbol of peace—a heart crafted by Finn and given to Bianca as something “it can be whatever you want it to be.” Motivated by Emmet’s speech, Finn reconstructs this heart, restoring Wa'Nabi.

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 Wa'Nabi, she abducts Wyldstyle, Batman, Unikitty, Benny, and MetalBeard under royal orders. Emmet tries to rescue them by offering himself in exchange but is denied after being identified as an "ordinary" individual despite his previous accomplishments. When Wyldstyle confronts Mayhem and removes her helmet, Mayhem reveals Wa'Nabi's intentions but admits to ineffective communication. Following the prevention of Armamageddon and the fusion of Apocalypseburg with the Systar System, Mayhem allows Benny to wear her helmet.

Unmasked, she features pink skin, blue pigtails, and eyes colored magenta and turquoise.

Sweet Mayhem’s appearance is inspired by mini-doll figures found in Lego sets targeted toward 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) is a space-faring archaeologist, cowboy, raptor trainer, and the principal villain of The Lego Movie 2. His persona satirizes Pratt’s roles as Peter Quill/Star-Lord, Owen Grady, and Joshua Faraday from the Marvel Cinematic Universe, Jurassic World, and The Magnificent Seven respectively. As a Master Breaker, Rex mentors Emmet to become more resilient and aids him while cautioning that few can challenge Wa'Nabi.

It is unveiled that Rex is a cynical future incarnation of Emmet who seeks to initiate Armamageddon to preserve his existence by imprisoning Lego and Duplo figures indefinitely, motivated by feelings of abandonment. His time machine blends features from famous time-travel devices such as Doc Brown’s DeLorean, Bill and Ted’s phone booth, the TARDIS, among others. Once Armamageddon is averted and his device destroyed, Rex vanishes as his future timeline is altered. He demonstrates remorse but states "No regrets," only wishing he had trademarked the phrase.

Rex's Velociraptors

Rex commands a group of Velociraptors collected through time travel, parodying Owen Grady’s raptors from Jurassic World. Their names allude to well-known pop culture characters:

• Ripley – named after Ellen Ripley from the Alien series.
• Connor – referencing Sarah and John Connor from the Terminator franchise.
• The Other One – likely alluding to Jurassic Park’s primary raptor antagonist.
• Quaid – named for Douglas Quaid from Total Recall.
• Cobra – inspired by Lieutenant Marion Cobretti from Cobra.
• Rocky – named after boxer Rocky Balboa.

During the "Catchy Song" segment in Harmony Town, these Velociraptors are influenced by the rhythm. After Rex’s defeat and disappearance, they resurface alongside Sherry Scratchen-Post and her cats emerging from underground.

Lex Luthor

Lex Luthor (voiced by Ike Barinholtz) serves as Superman’s nemesis, heads LexCorp, and holds the title of Master Builder. He is apprehended by the Justice League and brought along to combat the Duplo Invasion. Following their capture by Queen Watevra Wa'Nabi, Lex remains imprisoned but is later seen acting as Superman’s butler on a planet within the Systar System.

Bruce Willis

A Lego version of Bruce Willis (voiced by himself) makes an appearance during Wyldstyle's visit to the Systar System. He is first shown lounging in the Palace of Infinite Reflections and later crosses paths with Wyldstyle while navigating through air ducts, a moment also witnessed by Emmet and Rex.

Systar System inhabitants

The Systar System represents a galaxy-like dimension within the Legoverse, inhabited by Queen Watevra Wa'Nabi, General Sweet Mayhem, and the Duplo Aliens. Conceived by Finn's sister Bianca, it hosts a variety of characters such as:

• Amber – Performer on the Pop-Up Party Bus, known as Melody for her singing and dancing.
• Archimedes – A brick-built feline employed at the spa located in the Palace of Infinite Reflection.
• Balthazar (voiced by Noel Fielding) – A teenage vampire mini-doll with a sparkling face who serves as both a meditation guide and DJ, recognized for his rendition of the "Catchy Song."
• Banarnar (voiced by Ben Schwartz) – The banana servant to Queen Wa'Nabi who frequently slips; he loses his peel during Armamageddon and acquires a tattoo after merging with Apocalypseburg.
• Candy Rapper – Vocalist featured among LEGO Movie 2 minifigure characters.
• Catherine Cat – An anthropomorphic cat from Fabuland who sits on Queen Wa'Nabi's council.
• Celeste – Female vampire spa worker alongside Balthazar.
• 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 citizen.
• Dr. Dog – An anthropomorphic dog doctor from Fabuland, attending Batman and Queen Wa'Nabi's wedding.
• Eight (voiced by Mike Mitchell) – Octopus masseur employed at the spa.
• Fabuland Figure Bulldog 6 – Anthropomorphic bulldog guest at the royal wedding.
• Flaminga – Flamingo masseur working at the Planet Sparkle spa.
• Ice Cream Cone (voiced by Richard Ayoade) – A talking ice cream cone who acts as Queen Wa'Nabi's chief advisor, frequently guiding conversations with Batman.
• Hearts (voiced by Sawyer Jones and Liam Knight) – Pink heart-shaped bombs that detonate upon greeting.
• Kitty Pop – Cat-themed singer featured in the LEGO Movie 2 minifigure collection.
• Plantimals (voiced by Chris Miller) – Plant-like beings inhabiting jungles near Harmony Town.
• Royal guards (voiced by Mike Mitchell) – Guardians tasked with protecting Queen Wa'Nabi’s sensitive information.
• Stars (voiced by Sawyer Jones, Liam Knight, and Cora Miller) – Tiny stars that occasionally expel glitter; their Lego set faces differ from their film appearances.
• Susan (voiced by Margot Rubin) – Mini-doll attendant initially mistaken for Queen Wa'Nabi upon first encounter.
• Zebe (voiced by Jimmy O. Yang) – Lavender-and-black brick-built zebra who operates a party bus.
• Zen Bunny – Brick-built rabbit instructor teaching relaxation methods at the Palace of Infinite Reflection.

Residents of Harmony Town

Situated above Planet Duplo within the Systar System, Harmony Town is home to a diverse array of distinctive characters:

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

Dorothy Gale

The protagonist from The Wizard of Oz, Dorothy Gale, appears dancing to "Catchy Song" within Harmony Town and is part of The LEGO Movie 2 minifigure collection.

Toto

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

Scarecrow

Known for his desire for a brain, the Scarecrow is encountered by Emmet and Rex alongside Dorothy, Tin Man, and Cowardly Lion within Harmony Town. He features in The LEGO Movie 2 minifigure series and originally appeared in Lego Dimensions, where he was abducted by Lord Vortech.

Tin Man

The rust-prone tin woodcutter longing for a heart, Tin Man, also attends Queen Watevra Wa'Nabi’s wedding. He is included in The LEGO Movie 2 minifigure series.

Cowardly Lion

Seeking courage, the Cowardly Lion appears with his companions in Harmony Town and is part of The LEGO Movie 2 minifigure lineup.

Duplo Foreman

A Duplo alien who supervises the construction site where DUPLO figures transport bricks for the wedding preparations.

Gary Payton

A Lego caricature of basketball legend Gary Payton (voiced by himself) appears in Apocalypseburg. Emmet attempts to recruit him to help rescue friends from General Sweet Mayhem but does not succeed.

Sheryl Swoopes

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

Velma Dinkley

From Scooby-Doo, the intelligent Velma Dinkley (voiced by Trisha Gum) serves as the brain of Mystery Incorporated. Emmet attempts to recruit Velma for assistance in rescuing his friends from General Sweet Mayhem but is unsuccessful.

Larry Poppins

Larry Poppins (voiced by Jorma Taccone) is portrayed as a male version of Mary Poppins, distinguished by his floral hat and umbrella. He humorously suggests that a spoonful of salt helps medicine go down, parodying Mary Poppins’s iconic song.

Marie Curie

A Lego representation of Marie Curie makes an appearance at the wedding of Queen Watevra Wa'Nabi.

Ruth Bader Ginsburg

Also present at Queen Watevra Wa'Nabi's wedding is a Lego depiction of Ruth Bader Ginsburg.

Benny's Space Squad

Benny's Space Squad consists of astronauts led by Benny. Initially believing they were lost during the Bricksburg invasion, Benny later uncovers that they were actually captured and taken to the Systar System.

• Jenny – A recruit dressed in white, held captive in the Systar System.
• Kenny – A recruit wearing yellow, imprisoned in the Systar System.
• Lenny – A recruit clad in pink, also confined within the Systar System.
• Denny — A red-suited recruit who was captured but does not appear in the set.

Risky Business

Risky Business (voiced by Patton Oswalt) serves as the primary villain and is Lord Business’s elder brother. He establishes an unauthorized theme park called "Brick World" and attempts to exploit characters from The Lego Movie (excluding Batman and Vitruvius' ghost) for his entertainment venture. Following his defeat, he is taken into custody for operating "Brick World" without authorization.

Risky Business' Robots

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

Man of the Audience

Appearing in The Lego Movie: 4D – A New Adventure, Man of the Audience (voiced by Rob Schrab) is a spectator who fails to intervene when Unikitty, Benny, and Metalbeard are freed from hypnosis. Emmet confronts him regarding his lack of action.

Police Man

An unnamed officer named Police Man (voiced by Adam Pava) appears in The Lego Movie: 4D – A New Adventure and is responsible for apprehending Risky Business due to his illegal operation of "Brick World".

Robin

Dick Grayson / Robin (voiced by Michael Cera in The Lego Batman Movie and Robbie Daymond in Lego Dimensions) is a hopeful young character who looks up to Batman. Accidentally adopted by Bruce Wayne, he becomes Batman’s loyal sidekick, enhancing both their partnership and appeal.

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 played a key role in revitalizing Gotham’s neighboring city Blüdhaven through her leadership and, after assuming the role of Gotham’s police commissioner, seeks to work closely with Batman to drive reform.

Alfred

Alfred Pennyworth (voiced by Ralph Fiennes across The Lego Batman Movie, The Lego Movie 2: The Second Part, and Lego Dimensions, with Robin Atkin Downes voicing him in The Lego Movie 2 Videogame) acts as Bruce Wayne/Batman’s butler and trusted advisor, aiding him in overcoming fears. Alfred also supports Batman as a Master Builder in The Lego Movie 2: The Second Part.

Batcomputer

The Batcomputer (voiced by Siri) functions as Batman's sophisticated supercomputer located within the Batcave.

Residents of Gotham City

Gotham City functions as Batman's residence and the central locale in The Lego Batman Movie. Prominent figures include:

Commissioner Gordon

Commissioner Jim Gordon (voiced by Héctor Elizondo) serves as the police commissioner for the Gotham City Police Department and is Barbara Gordon's father.

He coordinates the police efforts responding to Joker's bomb threat. After Batman thwarts the scheme, Gordon holds his retirement celebration, handing over his duties to Barbara before embarking on a jungle expedition.

Chief O'Hara

Chief O'Hara (voiced by Lauren White) is Gotham City's police chief, portrayed as a female counterpart to Miles O'Hara from the 1966 series.

During Joker’s threat, she activates the Bat-Signal and assists Commissioner Gordon. Upon Gordon’s retirement, she takes orders from Barbara Gordon.

Mayor McCaskill

Mayor McCaskill (voiced by Mariah Carey) governs Gotham City as its mayor.

Amidst Joker's bomb crisis, she is surrounded by villains but reveals herself disguised as Batman, catching Joker off guard. She later attends Commissioner Gordon’s retirement event and is protected by Chief O’Hara during a villainous assault.

Additional Gotham Civilians

• Aaron Cash – Arkham Asylum security guard equipped with a prosthetic hand, originating from the Arkham video game franchise.
• Anchorman Phil (voiced by David Burrows) – News anchor reporting in Gotham City.
• Captain Dale (voiced by Todd Hanson) – The co-pilot of the plane hijacked by Joker who escapes during the incident.
• Pilot Bill (voiced by Chris McKay) – The pilot of the hijacked aircraft; confident in Batman’s intervention and unaware of Joker’s accomplices.
• 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, Grey Griffin in Lego Dimensions) acts as the gatekeeper of the Phantom Zone, depicted as a traditional Lego brick. She evaluates the conduct of individuals imprisoned within the Phantom Zone.

Justice League

The Justice League is a team of superheroes from DC Comics featured at their 57th Annual Anniversary Celebration held at the Fortress of Solitude, an event from which Batman was excluded. The roster includes Batman, Superman, Wonder Woman, Green Lantern, Flash, Aquaman, among others:

Apache Chief

Apache Chief – A superhero of Apache heritage possessing the ability to grow to giant size.

Black Canary

Dinah Lance / Black Canary – A heroine recognized for her potent "canary cry" sonic attack.

Black Vulcan

Black Vulcan – A superhero with electrical power manipulation capabilities.

Cyborg

Victor Stone / Cyborg (voiced by Arif S. Kinchen in The Lego Movie 2 Videogame) is a cyborg-themed hero affiliated with both the Teen Titans and the current Justice League.

Cyborg makes a silent appearance at the Justice League’s 57th anniversary party in The Lego Batman Movie and has a cameo during the Duplo Invasion battle in The Lego Movie 2: The Second Part.

El Dorado

El Dorado is a Hispanic superhero endowed with abilities such as superhuman strength, telepathy, teleportation, and the power to generate illusions.

Green Arrow

Oliver Queen / Green Arrow is a superhero specializing in archery hailing from Star City.

Hawkman

Carter Hall / Hawkman represents a hawk-inspired hero originating from Midway City.

Hawkgirl

Shiera Hall / Hawkgirl is a hawk-themed heroine from Midway City and serves as Hawkman’s partner.

Martian Manhunter

J'onn J'onnz / Martian Manhunter is a Green Martian with the ability to shapeshift.

Samurai

Toshio Eto / Samurai is a Japanese hero who wields powers over wind, fire, invisibility, and illusions.

Wonder Dog

Wonder Dog, affiliated with the Justice League, acted as the DJ at the 57th Annual Justice League Anniversary Party.

Wonder Twins

The Wonder Twins, Zan and Jayna, are siblings from Exxor who transform using their rings—Zan into various water forms and Jayna into animals.

Gleek

Gleek is an Exxorian monkey who serves as the Wonder Twins’ pet.

Batman Rogues' Gallery

Within Gotham City, Batman confronts 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 prove he is Batman’s ultimate foe. His latest scheme involved collaborating with Gotham’s villains to detonate a nuclear power plant, threatening to engulf Gotham in the Infinite Abyss of Nothingness. After Batman foiled this plan, the Joker now aims to release the most perilous prisoners from the Phantom Zone to dominate the city.

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) acts as Joker’s accomplice and romantic partner who supports his criminal plots.

In The Lego Movie 2: The Second Part, she appears as a Master Builder inspired by her look in Suicide Squad. When Emmet requests assistance to save friends from General Sweet Mayhem, Harley cautions that any rescue attempt would be a "suicide mission."

The Penguin

Oswald Cobblepot / The Penguin (voiced by John Venzon) is a villain dressed in a tuxedo who utilizes trick umbrellas alongside an army of robotic penguins.

His pale appearance, spotted tie, fluffy coat, sharp teeth, and mechanized penguin forces are influenced by Danny DeVito’s portrayal 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 riddle-obsessed antagonist. He takes part in the Gotham Energy facility assault and attacks an unwitting driver named Jeff, triggering a chain reaction involving other villains.

He later disrupts Commissioner Gordon’s retirement celebration but is compelled to surrender by the Joker. After escaping Arkham Asylum, he allies with Batman to halt the Phantom Zone inmates and avert Gotham’s destruction.

Catwoman

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

Two-Face

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

This iteration draws inspiration from Billy Dee Williams’ role in Batman.

Scarecrow

Jonathan Crane / Scarecrow (voiced by Jason Mantzoukas) is a villain themed around a scarecrow who specializes in fear-inducing toxins. During an assault on the Gotham Energy plant, disguised as a pizza delivery man, he deployed fear gas against a security guard but was ultimately thwarted by Batman. The following day, Scarecrow appeared at a winter gala alongside Gotham’s other villains but was captured after Joker convinced them to surrender. Subsequently, Batman enlisted Scarecrow and several other criminals to assist in returning escapees to the Phantom Zone and protecting Gotham. After the mission, Batman permitted Scarecrow and the assembled villains to flee.

Poison Ivy

Pamela Isley / Poison Ivy (voiced by Riki Lindhome) is a villain who manipulates plants and uses poisonous kisses as her weapon.

Mr. Freeze

Victor Fries / Mr. Freeze (voiced by David Burrows) is a villain armed with a freeze gun and outfitted with a cryogenic suit that enables him to endure temperatures as low as −50 degrees Celsius. In this installment, he pilots a 15-foot exo-suit equipped with its own freezing weapon.

Bane

Bane (voiced by Doug Benson) is a villain who derives his power from the drug Venom. His look and voice are inspired by Tom Hardy’s performance in The Dark Knight Rises.

Killer Croc

Waylon Jones / Killer Croc (voiced by Matt Villa) is a supervillain characterized by his humanoid crocodile mutation.

Clayface

Basil Karlo / Clayface (voiced by Kate Micucci) is a villain capable of shapeshifting, possessing a malleable, clay-like form that allows him to transform his limbs into various weapons.

Additional Batman Villains

These antagonists make brief appearances:

• Calculator – Utilizes his keypad to generate hard light constructs.
• Calendar Man – Commits offenses aligned with holidays or notable dates.
• Captain Boomerang – A Flash adversary known for his boomerang skills.
• Catman – A supervillain themed around cats.
• Clock King – A time-themed foe of Green Arrow.
• Condiment King – Employs condiment-based weapons, inspired by Batman: The Animated Series.
• Crazy Quilt – Obsessed with colors, this villain’s vision was altered by a procedure that restricts him to perceiving only bright hues.
• Doctor Phosphorus – A fiery villain whose skeletal form is exposed by flames.
• Egghead – A criminal mastermind distinguished by his egg-shaped head.
• Eraser – Pencil-themed antagonist capable of erasing objects with his helmet.
• Gentleman Ghost – A spectral enemy of Hawkman.
• Hugo Strange – A deranged scientist obsessed with revealing Batman’s identity through hypnosis and the creation of Monster Men.
• Kabuki Twins – Twin warriors inspired by Japanese kabuki theater, originally featured in The Batman.
• Killer Moth – Villain themed around moths.
• King Tut – A pharaoh-inspired villain who believes he is the reincarnation of Tutankhamun.
• Kite Man – A supervillain with a kite motif.
• Magpie – Female antagonist fixated on collecting shiny objects.
• Man-Bat – A villain transformed into a humanoid bat creature.
• March Harriet – Female villain inspired by the March Hare, occasionally allied with Mad Hatter.
• Mime – Mime-themed criminal equipped with shock gloves.
• Mutant Leader – The head of the Mutants gang from The Dark Knight Returns.
• Orca (voiced by Laura Kightlinger) – Villain themed after a killer whale.
• Polka-Dot Man – Supervillain featuring a polka dot motif.
• Red Hood – Antagonist known for wearing a red helmet.
• Tarantula – Female spider-themed foe of Nightwing.
• Zebra-Man – Striped villain possessing diamagnetic abilities and sporting a mohawk hairstyle.
• Zodiac Master – Zodiac-themed villain who predicts crimes.

Phantom Zone Inmates

Within the Lego universe, the Phantom Zone serves as the prison for the most perilous villains, including prominent figures from DC Comics. Among Joker’s allies imprisoned there, collectively called "The Ubers," are:

Agent Smith

Agent Smith (portrayed vocally by Christopher Corey Smith in Lego Dimensions) is originally a software program that transforms into a virus within The Matrix. He is accompanied by numerous copies that have been assimilated to mirror his appearance.

Bruce

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

Daleks

The Daleks are mechanical extraterrestrials featured in Doctor Who, with ambitions to dominate the cosmos. Their appearance maintains the classic 1963 Dalek design, updated with the 2010 New Paradigm color scheme.

Dinosaurs

The Dinosaurs consist of genetically resurrected ancient reptiles from Jurassic Park, primarily including a Tyrannosaurus rex and a group of Velociraptors. Unlike their depiction in the original films, these creatures possess the ability to communicate verbally.

Evil Mummy

The Evil Mummy serves as a minion for Lord Vampyre in the Lego Monster Fighters universe.

Gremlins

The Gremlins are small, mischievous green beings originating from Gremlins. Their leader, known as Stripe, is distinguished by a white mohawk hairstyle.

King Kong

King Kong (voiced by Seth Green) is a colossal gorilla hailing from Skull Island, famed for scaling tall buildings. During Joker’s assault on Gotham, he demolishes a structure sheltering Batman and his team but is eventually subdued and sent back to the Phantom Zone.

The Kraken

The Kraken (with vocalizations provided by Frank Welker in Lego Dimensions) is an enormous sea creature from the Clash of the Titans. In Gotham, it launches an attack on the Batwing but inadvertently strikes Sauron before retreating. It is later defeated by Mr. Freeze and Clayface and subsequently banished to the Phantom Zone.

Lord Vampyre

Lord Vampyre is a vampire antagonist from Lego Monster Fighters who aims to overshadow the Sun to gain global control.

Lord Voldemort

Lord Voldemort (voiced by Eddie Izzard in The Lego Batman Movie and Liam O'Brien in Lego Dimensions) is a dark sorcerer commanding the Death Eaters. He supports Joker’s takeover of Gotham but is ultimately overcome by Batgirl and Catwoman and initially exiled to the Phantom Zone.

Sauron

Sauron (voiced by Jemaine Clement) is a Dark Lord originating from Middle-earth. In this portrayal, he appears in his tower form, wreaking havoc by spreading lava and facilitating the invasion through his power to locate individuals. He is unintentionally destroyed by a fiery blast from the Kraken, an event that surprises both villains and the Kraken itself, which then quietly withdraws.

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 is a villainous Kryptonian from Krypton, known as an adversary of Superman. Archival footage depicts his defeat and exile to the Phantom Zone. Although absent during Joker’s arrival there, he later appears alongside Joker and other prisoners encircling Batman at Wayne Manor. In The Lego Movie 2: The Second Part, Aquaman acknowledges Zod’s presence 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 launch a coordinated assault against the Batwing in large numbers.

Lloyd

Lloyd Garmadon / Green Ninja (voiced by Dave Franco) serves as the main hero and commander of the Secret Ninja Force in The Lego Ninjago Movie. He is the offspring of Misako and Lord Garmadon. Lloyd was previously seen among the Master Builders in The Lego Movie, where Vitruvius identified him as the Green Ninja.

Kai

Kai / Fire Ninja (voiced by Michael Peña) is the fiery and dedicated Red Ninja of Fire. Fiercely loyal to his team, particularly to Lloyd and his sister Nya, Kai operates a humanoid mech outfitted with flamethrower-equipped arms known as the Fire Mech.

Cole

Cole / Earth Ninja (voiced by Fred Armisen) is the Black Ninja of Earth, with a passion for music. His vehicle is a single-wheeled mech armed with powerful speaker-based weapons called the Quake Mech.

Jay

Jay / Lightning Ninja (voiced by Kumail Nanjiani) portrays the anxious Blue Ninja of Lightning. Coming from a close-knit family, he supports Lloyd and secretly admires Nya, though he never expresses his feelings openly. Jay pilots the aerial Lightning Jet.

Zane

Zane / Ice Ninja (voiced by Zach Woods) is a highly intelligent and logical android functioning as the White Ninja of Ice. His vehicle is the Ice Tank, which is equipped with a freeze-ray weapon.

Nya

Nya / Water Ninja (voiced by Abbi Jacobson) stands as the determined Water Ninja and is Kai’s sister. She commands a spider-like robotic mech called the Water Strider. By the conclusion of the film, Nya teams up with Koko to establish a school focused on teaching life skills to former shark generals.

Master Wu

Master Wu (voiced by Jackie Chan) acts as the sagacious mentor to all six ninjas, urging them to depend on their own abilities rather than their mechanical suits.

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

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 portrayed as impatient and self-centered.

Misako Garmadon

Misako "Koko" Garmadon / Lady Iron Dragon (voiced by Olivia Munn) is Lloyd’s caring mother and ex-wife of Lord Garmadon. Formerly united through their warlord heritage, she left to give Lloyd a more ordinary upbringing. Known as Koko, she collaborates with Nya to run a school aimed at rehabilitating former shark generals.

Shark Army

The Shark Army represents an aquatic-themed military faction under Lord Garmadon's command. Its members wear masks inspired by various sea creatures. Generals who fail or displease Garmadon face dismissal by being expelled from his volcano lair, with successors taking over as General No. 1. Prominent figures include:

• General Olivia (voiced by Ali Wong) – A fish-themed former General No. 1 who was removed for insufficient progress in tracking down the Ninjas and Master Wu. She later leads other dismissed generals in a vendetta before ultimately joining Nya and Koko’s life skills academy.
• General Omar (voiced by Todd Hansen) – A shark-themed general who was also fired by Garmadon.
• General Jollty (voiced by Doug Nicholas) – A jellyfish-themed general resembling Shark Army Jelly dressed in general attire.
• General Bob – Another shark-themed general who was dismissed; after being launched from the volcano, his eardrums were damaged, preventing him from hearing commands.
• Private Puffer – A private soldier themed after a pufferfish, wearing an orange helmet.
• Crusher and Crusty – Soldiers styled after lobsters.
• Great White, Hammer Head, and Puffer – Members themed after sharks and pufferfish; Hammer Head’s minifigure reuses Karlof’s head mold.
• Additional ranks include anglerfish, narwhal, jellyfish, octopus, gunner, and thug foot soldiers, all designed with corresponding aquatic motifs.

IT Specialists

The IT Specialists were responsible for designing Lord Garmadon's vehicles:

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

Fuchsia Ninja

Fuchsia Ninja (voiced by David Burrows) represents the "element of surprise." When Lloyd inquires about obtaining this element, Master Wu clarifies that it is because the Fuchsia Ninja manifests suddenly, embodying surprise itself.

Chad the Cheerleader

Chad (voiced by Randall Park) is a male cheerleader at Ninjago High School. Alongside his fellow cheerleaders, he created the chant "Boo Lloyd" as a reaction to Lloyd's father's deeds, which unexpectedly gained widespread attention and radio airtime. Chad was among the civilians taken aback when Lloyd Garmadon disclosed his secret identity during the Meowthra incident.

Maggie the Cheerleader

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

Mrs. Laudita

Mrs. Laudita (voiced by Laura Kightlinger) serves as a teacher at Ninjago High School who discreetly permits the Ninjas to leave class during Lord Garmadon's assault.

N-POP Girl

The N-POP Girl is a young child residing in Ninjago City, distinguished by her Unikitty-themed dress in pink, white, and yellow colors, and accompanied by a pink teddy bear.

Gong Guitarist

The Gong Guitarist is a bearded musician in Ninjago City, identifiable by his red skull-themed T-shirt.

Sushi Chef

The Sushi Chef briefly appears preparing sushi for Lloyd and Garmadon near the conclusion of the film.

Mayor of Ninjago

The Mayor of Ninjago (voiced by Constance Wu) holds the official position governing Ninjago City.

Snake Army

A humanoid snake force appears in Garmadon's flashback sequence, originally planned for deployment in the Jungle of Lost Souls. They confront Lloyd and Master Wu on a bridge and draw inspiration from the Serpentine faction of the original series.

Skeleton Army

An animated skeleton battalion commanded by Garmadon during his flashback, modeled after the original Skulkin army.

Michael Strahan

A Lego rendition of Michael Strahan (voiced by himself), former New York Giants athlete and media figure, reporting on ninja exploits and Garmadon's attacks on the program "Good Morning Ninjago." The UK adaptation replaces him with Ben Shephard.

Robin Roberts

A Lego caricature of Robin Roberts (voiced by herself), co-host alongside Strahan on "Good Morning Ninjago." The UK version substitutes her with Kate Garraway.

Mr. Liu

Mr. Liu (played by Jackie Chan) appears in the film’s live-action segment as a shopkeeper who narrates Ninjago’s story to a young boy and plans to mentor him in ninja arts.

Meowthra

Meowthra (portrayed by Pearl and Ruby) is a live-action cat attracted to Ninjago when Lloyd Garmadon activates the forbidden Ultimate Weapon—a laser pointer—resulting in chaos as Meowthra chases it. Garmadon attempts to control Meowthra using the Ultimate Ultimate Weapon (a set of trinkets), but Meowthra swallows him whole. After Lloyd confronts Meowthra and forgives Garmadon, his fiery tears compel Meowthra to release him. Subsequently, Meowthra becomes the mascot of Ninjago.

Puppycorn

Puppycorn (voiced by Grey Griffin) is the younger sibling and closest companion of Unikitty, as well as the rightful heir to the Unikingdom throne. This unicorn-dog hybrid is well-intentioned but often lacks intelligence. He makes a silent appearance in The Lego Movie 2: The Second Part during Queen Watevra Wa-Nabi's "Not Evil" musical number.

Hawkodile

Hawkodile (voiced by Roger Craig Smith) serves as Unikitty's personal protector and is a fusion of hawk and crocodile traits. His main adversary is Eagleator (voiced by Keith Ferguson), an eagle-alligator hybrid who was once his friend but now competes to outdo him and claim the martial arts instructor’s prized sunglasses.

Dr. Fox

Dr. Fox (voiced by Kate Micucci) functions as the kingdom’s scientist and is romantically linked with Hawkodile.

Richard

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

Master Frown

Master Frown (voiced by Eric Bauza) stands as the chief antagonist from Frown Town, opposing Unikitty throughout the series. As a Doom Lord dedicated to spreading gloom, he ultimately turns against his own faction in the finale to join forces with Unikitty and her allies, helping to establish the Friendship Circle that defeats Master Doom.

Brock

Brock (voiced by H. Michael Croner) is Master Frown’s loyal companion and aide, who prefers playing video games over engaging in villainous plans. He becomes frustrated only when assigned chores are ignored.

Doom Lords

The Doom Lords represent the principal villains originating from Frown Town and serve as the series' main antagonistic force.

• Master Doom (voiced by Grey Griffin) – The leader of the Doom Lords, known for scolding Master Frown and presenting an intimidating presence.
• Master Papercuts – A Doom Lord who humorously claims superiority over Master Frown.
• Master Malice – Distinguished by prominent green horns.
• Master Hazard (voiced by Roger Craig Smith) – Characterized by a flaming head and bat-like wings; responsible for destroying the Candy Corn Kingdom by fire.
• Master Misery (voiced by Tara Strong) – Features an olive-green diamond-shaped face partially concealed by hair.
• Master Fear (voiced by Eric Bauza) – Exhibits a pale blue water-drop shaped face with hollow eyes.
• Master Pain (voiced by Grey Griffin) – A female Doom Lord wearing a noh mask-like visage.
• Master Plague – Possesses a green bird-like head with large eyes.

Unikingdom inhabitants

Within the Unikingdom resides a wide variety of characters, including:

• Alert Siren (voiced by Roger Craig Smith) – A siren who warns the kingdom of impending threats.
• Beatsby – A boombox equipped with small limbs; its toy version lacks arms and legs.
• Beau (voiced by Tara Strong) – A rectangular figure featuring short legs and armless hands.
• Bim-Bom Liebowitz (voiced by H. Michael Croner/ Roger Craig Smith) – An anthropomorphic green garbage bag character.
• Brennan Gerry – The local ice cream vendor serving residents.
• Burger Person (voiced by Tara Strong) – A cheeseburger-shaped citizen who dislikes being eaten.
• Buzz – A blue, square-headed individual who rides a skateboard.
• Cloudbarry – A cloud-based citizen, spelled "Cloud Berry" in toy form.
• 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 pizza and other foods.
• Crazy Chicken – A chicken constructed from a single brick.
• Dainty (voiced by Grey Griffin) – Citizen with a round head and rectangular arms.
• Diane – Circular entity equipped with folding arms and suction-cup feet.
• Dino Dude (voiced by Grey Griffin/Eric Bauza) – An Australian-accented Tyrannosaurus on wheels.
• Eagleator (voiced by Keith Ferguson) – Former best friend and rival of Hawkodile.
• FeeBee (voiced by Grey Griffin) – Proprietor of "FeeBee's Flower Shop."
• Gizmo – A robotic being featuring antennae, pincers, and wheels; also available in yellow variant.
• Glandrea – Double-layered citizen resembling a hill with boot-shaped feet.
• Hominid – Gender-neutral alien piloting a UFO.
• Kickflip (voiced by Tara Strong/Grey Griffin) – Square figure who skateboards.
• Kite Trio – Three animated kites:
  • Bee Kite (voiced by Grey Griffin) – Bumblebee-themed kite.
  • Kate Kite (voiced by Tara Strong) – Female red kite distinguished by necktie-shaped tail.
  • Octo Kite (voiced by Grey Griffin) – Purple octopus kite featuring four arms.
• Ladybug – An unnamed ladybug frequently stumbled over by Puppycorn.
• M'Ladybug (voiced by Tara Strong) – Ladybug with a purple shell.
• Old Timey Mustache Man (voiced by Eric Bauza) – Lime disc-headed gentleman sporting a handlebar mustache.
• Penny – Green armored resident employed at Toy Zone.
• Q.T. (voiced by Tara Strong) – Pink oval-headed character.
• Rascal (voiced by Kate Micucci) – Orange cylindrical citizen with rectangular arms; owns pet lizard Sebastian.
• Really Old Edith (voiced by Grey Griffin) – One of the kingdom’s eldest inhabitants.
• Rock Guy – Inanimate rock entity who is friends with Puppycorn.
• Ryott (voiced by Roger Craig Smith) – Green square frog who communicates through screaming rather than speaking.
• Score Creeper (voiced by Roger Craig Smith) – Hooded figure who traps friends within games.
• Slobodan (voiced by Tara Strong) – Cylinder-shaped resident with boot-like feet.
• Sssnake (voiced by H. Michael Croner) – Rectangular snake wearing a bowler hat with a triangular tail tip.
• Squarebear – Brown bear characterized by its rectangular body; also exists in pink variant.
• Stellacopter – Purple creature with round hands wearing a fez topped with helicopter blades.
• Stocko (voiced by Kate Miccuci) – Teal rectangle featuring arms and donning a bowler hat.
• Ted Butter (voiced by Roger Craig Smith) – Duck-like citizen possessing a vertical rectangular head.
• Theodore (voiced by Roger Craig Smith) – Brown bear known for his smooth voice, square head, long arms, and short legs.
• Tigerlope – Hybrid creature combining tiger and antelope features.
• Toaster and Toast (voiced by Roger Craig Smith/H. Michael Croner) – Duo consisting of toaster and toast called the "Toast Bros."
• Trevor – Cat-like being encircled by flower petals.

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 website on Lego.com