Wyldstyle (character)

The Lego Movie franchise

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Founded	2014
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Emmet Brickowski

Emmet Joseph Brickowski serves as the central hero of The Lego Movie series, predominantly voiced by Chris Pratt. Emmet works as a construction laborer who is unexpectedly selected as "The Special" tasked with locating the Piece of Resistance to protect the Lego realms from Lord Business. His distinctive attire features an orange safety vest paired with blue sleeves.

In the follow-up film, Emmet’s clothing appears worn and torn, symbolizing the aftermath of the Duplo invasion in Apocalypseburg (formerly known as Bricksburg). Unlike many others, he remains unscathed and leverages his Master Builder talents to convert his residence into a spacecraft for a rescue operation involving friends captured by General Mayhem. Along this journey, he encounters Radical Emmet Xtreme "Rex" Dangervest, a rugged space explorer who becomes his mentor. Rex is later unveiled as an alternate timeline version of Emmet, whose resentment triggers the conflict called "Armamageddon." With assistance from Lucy and allies from Apocalypseburg and the Systar System, Rex is erased from existence, enabling Emmet and Lucy to come together and create their new settlement named "Syspocalypstar."

Lucy

Lucy / Wyldstyle (voiced by Elizabeth Banks in The Lego Movie franchise and related productions) is a female Master Builder who initially rescues Emmet and subsequently becomes his partner following her previous relationship with Batman. She is notable for her black jacket adorned with pink and blue paint streaks.

In the sequel, Lucy unintentionally causes the transformation of Bricksburg into Apocalypseburg. Five years later, she has become disheartened, contrasting sharply with Emmet’s enduring positivity. Nonetheless, Emmet continues their daily coffee routine and shows her a dream home he constructed. Lucy wishes for Emmet to adopt a tougher demeanor, which leads to tensions when Sweet Mayhem abducts several key figures to the Systar System governed by Queen Watevra Wa'Nabi. While others succumb to temptation to remain there, Lucy resists control, escapes captivity, partners with Emmet and adventurer Rex Dangervest, and interrupts Wa'Nabi’s wedding to Batman. It is revealed that Rex is a future incarnation of Emmet who has turned antagonistic. Ultimately, Lucy rescues Emmet from Rex’s fate, causing Rex to vanish. She then reconstructs the dream house and discloses her background as a vibrant artist who created Emmet’s favorite tune "Everything Is Awesome."

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

Lord Business

President Business / Lord Business (voiced by Will Ferrell in both The Lego Movie films, Keith Ferguson in The Lego Movie Videogame, and Nolan North in Lego Dimensions) acts as the principal villain in The Lego Movie. He presides over the Octan Corporation as well as the Lego World itself. As Lord Business, his objective is to immobilize the Lego World using Kragle, opposing the inventive efforts of Master Builders. His menacing look includes a helmet that emits flames, a cape resembling a business necktie, and illuminated leg devices. After persuasion by Emmet, he abandons his scheme and distributes an antidote to counteract Kragle. He also appears during the Duplo alien assault.

In Lego Dimensions, Lord Business serves as a boss in the mission "Meltdown at Sector 7-G," employed by antagonist Lord Vortech. He invades Springfield aiming to capture the Inanimate Carbon Rod—one of 15 Foundation Elements—while his Micro Managers kidnap Homer Simpson. Although defeated by heroes, he manages to escape with the artifact.

Lord Business plays a minor role in The Lego Movie 2: The Second Part. Following the Duplo invasion, he withdraws from Bricksburg to spend time golfing and briefly returns near the movie’s conclusion when an accident involving his hair catching fire causes an explosion at a fireworks store.

In The Lego Movie 2 Videogame, he initially attempts to retake Bricksburg but reforms after his own robots rebel against him.

Batman

Bruce Wayne / Batman (portrayed vocally by Will Arnett in The Lego Movie, The Lego Batman Movie, The Lego Movie 2: The Second Part, Lego Dimensions, and Unikitty!, by Jim Meskimen in The Lego Movie Videogame, and by Roger Rose in The Lego Movie 2 Videogame) is a superhero from DC Comics based in Gotham City. This interpretation humorously exaggerates the darker aspects of the original character, depicting him as egotistical, self-centered, sarcastic, and immature. Additionally, he is credited with creating a humorous heavy metal track titled "Untitled Self Portrait" inspired by his own life.

Within The Lego Movie, Batman acts as a Master Builder and is romantically involved with Wyldstyle, assisting Emmet in rescuing the Lego Universe. Eventually, he endorses Wyldstyle’s relationship with Emmet, referring to Emmet as "the hero you deserve".

In Lego Dimensions, two versions of Batman appear: the Lego Movie Batman, who is Lucy's former boyfriend, and a more traditional "real" Batman faithful to the comics. The pair briefly debate their authenticity before the real Batman escorts Lucy to protect the multiverse. The Lego Movie Batman becomes playable across all six stages of The Lego Batman Movie Story Pack and permanently accessible via the Red Brick "Always Batman".

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

In The Lego Movie 2: The Second Part, Batman develops romantic feelings for Queen Watevra Wa-Nabi after being kidnapped by General Sweet Mayhem and eventually chooses to marry her despite initial hesitation.

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 part of the Master Builders. His cinematic design differs from physical Lego sets such as MetalBeard's Duel and MetalBeard's Sea Cow, which lack intricate detail.

Once an ordinary pirate, MetalBeard lost his body during an assault on the Octan Tower, retaining only his vital organs housed within a robotic frame. He later plays a key role in rescuing Emmet, Wyldstyle, Batman, Vitruvius, Princess Unikitty, and Benny following the destruction of Cloud Cuckoo Land.

In The Lego Movie 2: The Second Part, MetalBeard showcases his ability to transform into multiple configurations including a motorcycle and laser cannon to fight against the Duplo invasion. After his body is destroyed, he continues moving using his treasure chest until it is reconstructed from musical instruments at the film’s conclusion.

Within Lego Dimensions, MetalBeard is captured by Lord Vortech due to possessing one of the twelve Foundation Elements—his Treasure Chest. Subsequently, his body fuses with others to become 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 hybrid unicorn-anime kitten Master Builder who governs Cloud Cuckoo Land—a hidden sky realm free from rules or sorrow. She is lively and upbeat but can transform into a fierce red-orange beast when angered.

Her debut involves welcoming Emmet, Wyldstyle, Vitruvius, and Batman to Cloud Cuckoo Land before joining their mission after her home is destroyed.

In 2017, Unikitty headlined a Cartoon Network spin-off series where she rules over the Unikingdom and has a brother named Prince Puppycorn.

Unikitty makes a silent 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 anger from the Duplo invasion. Captured alongside Lucy, Batman, Benny, and MetalBeard, she also acts as one of Batman’s best men at his wedding to Queen Watevra Wa'Nabi despite her gender.

Benny

Benny is a blue "space guy from the 1980s" characterized by a cracked helmet and faded chest design, renowned for 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, with Mark Silverman and Jon Luke Thomas providing voices in related video games, Benny plays a vital role as a Master Builder assisting Emmet in rescuing the Lego Universe.

During the Cloud Cuckoo Land gathering of Master Builders, Benny supports Emmet's flight from the Super Secret Police. Although his initial attempts to assemble spaceships are thwarted, he successfully builds one during the escape from Octan Tower, facilitating their journey back to Bricksburg.

In The Lego Movie 2, Benny loses his right arm amid Bricksburg’s assault and receives a metallic prosthetic. Captured alongside Lucy, Batman, Unikitty, and MetalBeard on an alien world, he encounters fellow spacemen and notably shows enthusiasm for Radiohead during a musical sequence. By the conclusion, he exchanges helmets with General Sweet Mayhem and accidentally ignites President Business' hair.

Bad Cop / Good Cop

Bad Cop / Good Cop is a dual-faced law enforcement officer embodying the classic "good cop, bad cop" dynamic. Voiced by Liam Neeson in The Lego Movie and Bradley Pierce in the video game adaptation, he leads the Super Secret Police and is the offspring of Ma Cop and Pa Cop. Serving Lord Business, he relentlessly pursues the Special and stands as a principal antagonist in the original film.

He interrogates Emmet regarding the Master Builders and condemns him to the Melting Chamber. After Wyldstyle liberates Emmet, Bad Cop chases them through concealed passages. Lord Business tests his allegiance by ordering him to wield the Kraglized weapon against his own parents. Struggling between his two personas, Good Cop briefly surfaces but is erased by Lord Business to allow Bad Cop’s dominance. Ultimately remorseful, Bad Cop assists the Master Builders in their escape and replaces Good Cop’s visage with a scribbled drawing. Following disarmament of the Kragle, he reunites with his parents.

In The Lego Movie 2, Bad Cop reappears as Scribble Cop, a mute security guard in Apocalypseburg, reflecting his defaced face from the first film.

Vitruvius

Vitruvius is a blind sorcerer and influential Master Builder who mentors Wyldstyle. Voiced by Morgan Freeman in The Lego Movie, Josh Robert Thompson in its video game version, and Neil Kaplan in The Lego Movie 2 Videogame, he wields a signature green staff and holds faith that Emmet will be the world’s savior.

Having been blinded by Lord Business early on, Vitruvius foretold the arrival of the Special. During a battle at Octan Tower, Lord Business decapitates him with a penny. After his demise, Vitruvius returns as a spirit to guide Emmet and later appears when Duplo invaders threaten Bricksburg.

In the sequel, Vitruvius’ ghost makes only brief appearances within flashbacks, including a scene where MetalBeard accidentally strikes him at the beginning.

The Man Upstairs

The Man Upstairs, portrayed by Will Ferrell, is an adult Lego enthusiast and Finn’s father featured in live-action sequences. He scolds Finn for modifying Lego sets and attempts to permanently affix his preferred creations using Krazy Glue. Upon realizing that Finn modeled Lord Business after him, he assists in removing the adhesive. Subsequently, he permits his younger daughter to play with the Legos just as destructive Duplo aliens arrive.

In the follow-up film, his presence is limited to flashbacks and photographs, with his voice heard encouraging Finn and Bianca to follow their mother’s advice regarding Lego storage. The movie concludes with an offscreen line referencing the original film’s sitcom theme song.

Finn

Finn (played by Jadon Sand in both The Lego Movie and The Lego Movie 2: The Second Part, with Graham Miller portraying a younger version in the sequel) is the offspring of "The Man Upstairs." He is responsible for inventing the Lego universe, including its characters and storylines, such as Emmet.

Mom

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

In the initial movie, her voice is heard calling the family for tacos. She makes a full appearance in the sequel, characterized by her brown hair. A running joke features her stepping barefoot on Lego bricks, causing screams of pain akin to childbirth. She triggers "Armamageddon" by threatening to put away Finn and Bianca’s Lego collections due to their quarrels, a conflict exploited by Rex Dangervest. Following Rex's defeat and the siblings’ reconciliation, she observes them playing with their father’s Lego sets.

Ma Cop and Pa Cop

Ma Cop and Pa Cop (voiced by Melissa Sturm and Liam Neeson) serve as law enforcement officers and are parents to Bad Cop/Good Cop. Lord Business employs them to demonstrate the Kragle weapon during Taco Tuesday. When Good Cop resists, his Good Cop side is erased, terrifying his parents. Subsequently, Bad Cop uses the weapon against them. By the conclusion of the film, they are liberated and reunited with their son.

Star Wars characters

The first film features these Star Wars characters:

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 to Chewbacca regarding their faulty hyperdrive and being trapped in what he calls the "loser system" of Lego characters. Lando Calrissian comments on Wyldstyle’s attractiveness, subtly expressing interest.

Batman briefly engages with Wyldstyle before using a grapple hook to board the Falcon, attempting to mingle with the 20th Century Studios Star Wars cast, which leaves Wyldstyle disappointed and Emmet disheartened. As they criticize Batman’s conduct, he returns carrying the hyperdrive. Benny wonders if anyone will notice their absence.

This scene pays homage to a moment from The Empire Strikes Back where Han instructs Chewie to "hit the hyperdrive" while fleeing an asteroid alongside a Space Slug. The hyperdrive malfunctions, resulting in the Space Slug swallowing the Falcon.

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 movies. He briefly flirts with Wyldstyle, who points out she has a boyfriend (Batman).

C-3PO

C-3PO (voiced by Anthony Daniels) accompanies Han on the Millennium Falcon, noting they are late for a party. Daniels returns to voice this character as he did in previous appearances.

Chewbacca

Chewbacca serves as Han Solo's Wookiee companion aboard the Millennium Falcon, seen holding a chicken leg.

Master Builders

The Master Builders are Lego minifigures known for constructing creations without following any instructions. They convene in the "Dog" section of Cloud Cuckoo Land to address their concerns. Their inventive talents prompted Lord Business to establish the Super Secret Police, who subsequently apprehend them and detain them within 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; and Travis Willingham in The Lego Movie 2 Videogame) is a DC Comics superhero, member of the Justice League, and a Master Builder.

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

In The Lego Batman Movie, his relationship with Batman is antagonistic, reflecting their dynamic from Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice. He appears on "Metropolis in Focus" after dispatching General Zod to the Phantom Zone, which he describes as a prison housing the universe’s most dangerous criminals—this inspires Joker’s plan involving the Phantom Zone Projector. He hosts the Justice League’s 57th Annual Anniversary Party at the Fortress of Solitude, notably excluding Batman and fabricating excuses for his absence.

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 eventually located in Harmony Town on a distant planet within the Systar Galaxy, where Superman, under the guise of 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 an attack by the Super Secret Police, her Invisible Jet is destroyed, resulting in her capture.

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

In The Lego Movie 2: The Second Part, Wonder Woman 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. Both mini-doll and Duplo versions of Wonder Woman briefly appear as residents of Harmony Town.

Aquaman

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

In The Lego Movie, Aquaman has a brief appearance during Bad Cop/Good Cop’s reunion with his parents.

In The Lego Batman Movie, he participates alongside other DC heroes dancing at the Justice League anniversary celebration.

In The Lego Movie 2: The Second Part, Aquaman (portrayed in likeness to Momoa’s DCEU version) joins the Justice League’s unsuccessful attempt to stop the Duplo invasion and disappears for five years. He is later discovered brainwashed in Harmony Town. Additionally, Aquaman appears as "Rip-off Aquaman" alongside Larry Poppins. Momoa reprises his role from the DCEU.

Green Lantern

Hal Jordan / Green Lantern (voiced by Jonah Hill) is a superhero from DC Comics, a Justice League member, and a Master Builder recognized for frequently irritating Superman.

In The Lego Movie, Green Lantern participates in the Master Builders' gathering and attempts, unsuccessfully, to free Superman from sticky gum, which results in both being captured by the Super Secret Police and confined within the Think Tank.

During The Lego Batman Movie, he attends the Justice League's anniversary celebration and mentions occasionally missing emails from Superman.

In The Lego Movie 2: The Second Part, Green Lantern takes part in the Justice League’s unsuccessful effort to repel the Duplo invasion and is subsequently discovered brainwashed in Harmony Town 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, a Justice League member, and Master Builder endowed with extraordinary reflexes and reaction speed.

In The Lego Movie, he joins MetalBeard’s assault on Octan Tower, which leads to his capture, and later appears alongside other DC superheroes. At the 57th Annual Justice League Anniversary Party in The Lego Batman Movie, Flash requests Batman to take a group photo but leaves Batman disappointed after being excluded. He also makes a silent cameo in The Lego Movie 2: The Second Part.

2002 NBA All Stars

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

In The Lego Movie, they join the Master Builders at Cloud Cuckoo Land. When attacked by the Super Secret Police, they attempt to use a catapult against enemy vehicles but fail due to Kraglization and are subsequently captured.

Abraham Lincoln

Abraham Lincoln (voiced by Will Forte in films and Mark Silverman in the videogame) is the 16th President of the United States and a Master Builder who pilots a rocket-powered armchair modeled after his Lincoln Memorial statue.

In The Lego Movie, Lincoln joins the Master Builders at Cloud Cuckoo Land, expressing frustration over Emmet’s lack of capabilities. He evades a pursuing dog using his rocket chair and later rides into battle alongside Michelangelo Buonaroti and William Shakespeare defending Bricksburg.

In The Lego Movie Videogame, Emmet helps Lincoln repair his rocket chair during the Cloud Cuckoo Land assault. A promotional DVD pairs Lincoln with Michelangelo Buonaroti as "Time Cops" in a buddy cop scenario.

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

Gandalf the Grey

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

In The Lego Movie, Gandalf is present with the Master Builders at Cloud Cuckoo Land. When he asks Vitruvius to bring Emmet forward, Vitruvius mistakenly confuses him with Albus Dumbledore, much to both wizards’ annoyance. Upon discovering Emmet lacks Master Builder abilities, Gandalf reprimands him by calling him a "butt," an insult Dumbledore concurs with. During the Super Secret Police's attack on Cloud Cuckoo Land, Gandalf notes that Emmet’s tracker led enemies to their location. He is captured along with other Master Builders but later, after the Kragle is deactivated by the Piece of Resistance, he and Dumbledore playfully toss the Deep Sea Diver back and forth.

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

Within Lego Dimensions, Gandalf (from the Lego The Lord of the Rings universe) collaborates with Wyldstyle and Batman to protect multiple dimensions from Lord Vortech.

Gandalf has a brief role in The Lego Movie 2: The Second Part during Emmet’s dream sequence. When key characters are captured by General Sweet Mayhem, Gandalf remarks on how futile rescue attempts are since both the Justice League are absent and Marvel heroes remain unresponsive. He later shouts "IT'S ARMAMAGEDDON!" as Emmet’s dream unfolds.

Albus Dumbledore

Albus Dumbledore (voiced by Jordan Peele) is a wizard, the headmaster of Hogwarts, and a distinguished Master Builder.

Within The Lego Movie, Dumbledore is seen among the Master Builders residing in Cloud Cuckoo Land. Vitruvius confuses Gandalf for Dumbledore, which annoys both characters; he also mispronounces Dumbledore’s name as "Dubbledore." When Emmet admits he lacks Master Builder abilities and tries to deliver a speech, both wizards sarcastically label him a "but" for ending his sentence with that word. Dumbledore is captured along with others and later assists 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 works on a sculpture in Cloud Cuckoo Land. During the battle in Bricksburg, he rides alongside William Shakespeare and Abraham Lincoln on Lincoln’s rocket chair.

William Shakespeare

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

Shakespeare appears among the Master Builders in Cloud Cuckoo Land in The Lego Movie. Initially, he dismisses Emmet as "rubbish" due to his lack of Master Builder skills. During the assault on Cloud Cuckoo Land, he is captured by the Super Secret Police. In the Bricksburg conflict, Shakespeare joins Michelangelo Buonarroti and Abraham Lincoln aboard a rocket chair.

Blaze Firefighter

Blaze Firefighter serves as both a firefighter and Master Builder.

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

Cardio Carrie

Cardio Carrie is a fitness instructor who also holds the title of Master Builder.

She appears alongside fellow Master Builders in Cloud Cuckoo Land within The Lego Movie.

El Macho Wrestler

El Macho Wrestler is a masked wrestler and recognized Master Builder.

He participates in the gathering of Master Builders in Cloud Cuckoo Land.

Gallant Guards

The Gallant Guards are residents of Middle Zealand, some of whom are Master Builders; they are repurposed from Lion Knights of Lego Castle.

In The Lego Movie, those Gallant Guards who are Master Builders take part in the meeting at Cloud Cuckoo Land. Others heed Wyldstyle's rallying call to oppose Lord Business' forces.

Gordon Zola

Gordon Zola is a chef originating from Bricksburg and also a Master Builder.

He features in scenes set in Bricksburg as well as at the Cloud Cuckoo Land assembly. His name is a play on the cheese gorgonzola.

Hank Haystack

Hank Haystack works as a farmer and holds status as a Master Builder.

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

Marsha: Queen of the Mermaids

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

In The Lego Movie, Vitruvius refers to her as "Mermaid Lady." She first notices the tracker that Bad Cop attaches to Emmet during the attack on Cloud Cuckoo Land. Marsha returns in The Lego Movie 2: The Second Part where she combats the Duplo invasion.

Panda Guy

Panda Guy is recognized by his full-body panda costume and holds the title of Master Builder.

In The Lego Movie, he participates in the Cloud Cuckoo Land assembly and assists a Yeti in battling a Micro Manager during the conflict in Bricksburg. Additionally, Panda Guy makes an appearance in The Lego Ninjago Movie and has a brief role in The Lego Movie 2: The Second Part, where he confronts the Duplo invasion.

Sir Stackabrick

Sir Stackabrick, a knight originating from Middle Zealand, is also a Master Builder. Within The Lego Movie, he discovers the tracker that Bad Cop attached to Emmet amid the Cloud Cuckoo Land assault.

Calvary Guard

A Calvary Guard is included among the Master Builders present at Cloud Cuckoo Land.

Conductor Charlie

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

Ghost

The Ghost, inspired by the classic LEGO ghost figure, appears as one of the Master Builders during the Cloud Cuckoo Land meeting.

Johnny Thunder

Johnny Thunder, an explorer from Lego Adventurers, joins the group of Master Builders at Cloud Cuckoo Land. During the Super Secret Police assault, he is stomped on by the "Orb of Titleist" alongside the Island Warrior and a Yeti.

Lady Pirate

Lady Pirate, originating from Lego Pirates, shows up alongside a generic pirate during Metalbeard's initial Octan Tower attack. They are later identified as Metalbeard's parents in the "Ma and Pa" segment of the Emmet Awards contest.

Michelangelo

Michelangelo, from Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, makes three appearances: participating in Metalbeard's Octan Tower attack, among the Master Builders at Cloud Cuckoo Land near Michelangelo Buonarroti, and assembling instructions for a TAKOS stereo system while confined within the Think Tank.

Milhouse Van Houten

Milhouse Van Houten, known as Bart Simpson's friend from The Simpsons (20th Century Fox Television), is present among the Master Builders at Cloud Cuckoo Land.

Red Classic Spaceman

The Red Classic Spaceman is a red spacesuit minifigure from the 1980s Lego Space theme. One can be seen among the Master Builders at Cloud Cuckoo Land, with another appearing in a space-themed set.

Speed Racer

Speed Racer, renowned as a top race-car driver from Lego Speed Racer, takes part in Metalbeard's earlier Octan Tower offensive.

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 character from Lego Monster Fighters. In The Lego Movie, he attends the Master Builders gathering at Cloud Cuckoo Land. He reappears in the sequel when General Sweet Mayhem arrives in Apocalypseburg. A distinct Swamp Creature also features among the Phantom Zone prisoners in The Lego Batman Movie.

Texas Cowboy

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

Traffic Enforcer

Among the Master Builders gathered in Cloud Cuckoo Land is the Traffic Enforcer.

Trucker Guy

The Trucker Guy first appears in a flashback during Wyldstyle's explanation to Emmet and later joins the assembly in Cloud Cuckoo Land.

White Classic Spaceman

Originating from the 1980s Lego Space series, the White Classic Spaceman is depicted in a white spacesuit. One figure is seen among the Master Builders in Cloud Cuckoo Land, while another features in a space-themed set.

Appearing from Lego Minifigures

Numerous Master Builders are derived from the Lego Minifigures collection:

• Artist – Present at the Cloud Cuckoo Land meeting; a distinct Artist character appears as a citizen in The Lego Ninjago Movie.
• Caveman – Portrayed as a Master Builder within The Lego Movie Videogame.
• Circus Clown – Takes part in painting Batman’s face during scenes set in Cloud Cuckoo Land; originally hails from Clown Town.
• Cyclops – Featured in fan-made stop-motion productions.
• Deep Sea Diver – Appears at Cloud Cuckoo Land; notably thrown by Albus Dumbledore and Gandalf following Kragle’s neutralization.
• Demolition Dummy – Attends the Master Builders’ gathering.
• Disco Dude – Participates in Metalbeard’s initial attack on Octan Tower.
• Egyptian Queen (voiced by Emily Nordwind) – Present at Cloud Cuckoo Land and featured in the sequel; associated with Lady Robot and referred to as "Cleopatra" by Vitruvius.
• Forestman – Included among Cloud Cuckoo Land attendees; nicknamed "Robin Hood" by Vitruvius.
• Gangster – A member of the Master Builders group.
• Hazmat Guy – Appears at Cloud Cuckoo Land wearing a yellow hazmat suit, differing from his Minifigure version.
• Island Warrior – Present during Cloud Cuckoo Land scenes; trampled by the "Orb of Titleist" amid the Super Secret Police assault alongside Johnny Thunder and Yeti.
• Lady Liberty – Part of the Master Builders collective.
• Lady Robot – The only robotic Master Builder, frequently paired with Egyptian Queen.
• Lizard Man – Seen alongside Circus Clown painting Batman’s face; dances in Harmony Town during the second film.
• Magician – Participates both in Metalbeard’s assault on Octan Tower and at Cloud Cuckoo Land.
• Medusa (voiced by Lauren White) – Appears during Metalbeard’s attack; another Medusa is visible among Phantom Zone prisoners in The Lego Batman Movie.
• Mime – Involved in Metalbeard’s Octan Tower offensive.
• Mummy – Present at the Master Builders meeting.
• Pirate Captain – Seen during Wyldstyle’s flashback about Master Builders.
• Policeman – Participates in the Cloud Cuckoo Land assembly.
• Punk Rocker – Included among Master Builders at Cloud Cuckoo Land.
• Rapper – Appears in Wyldstyle’s flashback as one of Bricksburg’s captured Master Builders.
• Ringmaster – Featured during Metalbeard’s Octan Tower attack.
• Sleepyhead – Part of the group at Cloud Cuckoo Land; also seen evacuating Ninjago City by boat in The Lego Ninjago Movie.
• Surgeon – Male Surgeon present at Cloud Cuckoo Land, contrasting with his female Minifigure counterpart.
• Tribal Chief – One attends Cloud Cuckoo Land; another briefly appears in Flatbush Gulch saloon attempting to strike Emmet with a hammer.
• Vampire – Called "Nice Vampire" by Vitruvius at Cloud Cuckoo Land; incorrectly labeled as "Lord Vampyre" in The Lego Movie Videogame.
• Witch – Engaged in Metalbeard’s Octan Tower assault.
• Yeti – Present at Cloud Cuckoo Land; trampled during Super Secret Police attack and assists Panda Guy against Micro Manager during Bricksburg battle.
• Zookeeper – Appears in Wyldstyle’s flashback, Metalbeard’s assault, and high-fives Speed Racer following Kragle’s defeat; also shown fleeing Meowthra's rampage in Ninjago City.

Super Secret Police

The Super Secret police function as Lord Business' dedicated enforcement unit, commanded by Bad Cop to track down the Master Builders.

Velma Staplebot

Velma Staplebot (voiced by Kelly Lafferty) operates as Lord Business' domineering personal assistant robot.

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 division, Deputron serves as a robotic deputy.

Calamity Drone

The female robot Calamity Drone, inspired by Calamity Jane, is part of the Old West branch.

Wiley Fusebot

Wiley Fusebot, styled as a prospector robot, fulfills the role of demolitions expert in the Old West unit.

Radio DJ Robot

The Radio DJ Robot continuously airs "Everything is Awesome" on behalf of Lord Business.

Foot Soldiers

Prominent foot soldiers include:

• Micro Managers (voiced by Doug Nicholas), cube-shaped robots tasked with controlling citizens and preparing them for Kraglization. There are eleven variations in Lego sets and three distinct versions within related games.
• Robo Crocodiles, mechanical crocodiles deployed by the Super Secret Police.
• Robo Feds (voiced by David Burrows), office-themed robot agents dressed in business attire.
• Robo Pilots, robotic aviators serving the force.
• Robo SWATs (voiced by David Burrows), standard foot soldiers, some outfitted in hazmat gear.
• Skeletrons (voiced by David Burrows), robotic skeleton minions acting as Lord Business' personal guards and enforcers.

Bricksburg citizens

The city of Bricksburg, home to Emmet, undergoes a transformation into Apocalypseburg following the Duplo invasion and is later renamed Syspocalypstar after merging with the Systar System.

Key inhabitants include:

• Blacktron Fan, an avid enthusiast of Blacktron.
• The Bricksburg Construction Crew, responsible for dismantling old structures and building anew, featuring:
  • Frank the Foreman (voiced by Keegan-Michael Key / Roger Craig Smith) – construction site supervisor.
  • Barry (voiced by Jake Johnson) – construction laborer.
  • Fred – demolitions specialist.
  • Gail (voiced by Melissa Sturm / Jessica DiCicco / Tara Strong) – female worker known for occasionally forgetting Emmet.
  • Randy (voiced by Robbie Daymond) – construction team member.
  • Wally (voiced by Dave Franco), a construction worker resembling Rod Stanchion from LEGO City Undercover.
• Dr. McScrubs, medical professional in Bricksburg.
• Executive Ellen, corporate executive.
• Fabu-Fan, admirer of Fabuland.
• Waste collectors Garbage Man Dan and Garbage Man Grant; Dan's helmet repurposed from Lego City Police sets.
• Ice cream vendors Ice Cream Jo and Ice Cream Mike.
• Kebab vendor known as Kebab Bob.
• Coffee shop owner Larry the Barista (voiced by Chris McKay), who initially assists the Super Secret Police but later channels his creativity against Micro Managers; his post-apocalyptic appearance in the sequel emphasizes that no decaf is available.
• Plumber duo: Plumber Joe (voiced by Chris Romano) and his apprentice Alfie.
• Emmet's cat-loving neighbor, Sherry Scratchen-Post (voiced by Charity James / Mike Mitchell), notable for her multiple cats featured throughout the films.
• Surfer turned environmental survivor, Surfer Dave (voiced by Doug Nicholas), who evolves into "Chainsaw Dave" and subsequently "Purgatory Dave" following ecological upheaval after the invasion.
• Famous taco vendor known as the Taco Tuesday Guy.
• Residents of Apocalypseburg include:
  • Sharkira, identified by her shark-mouth helmet visor.
  • Male resident Maddox, armed with a spear.
  • The Sewer Babies gang (voiced by Liam Knight), infants dwelling in sewers.
  • Female citizen called Mo-Hawk, distinguished by her mohawk hairstyle.
  • Workshop owner named Fuse, recognized by his welder mask.
  • Aggressive-looking inhabitant known as Roxxi.

The Old West inhabitants

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

Notable figures are:

• Bandito – A regular at the saloon in Flatbush Gulch, featuring a head design originally from Dewey Cheatham of Lego Western.
• Cowboy Harry – Found unwinding in a hot tub when Emmet and Wyldstyle arrive.
• Odd Ollie – A bandit character, labeled as "Bandit" in the handheld game adaptation.
• Prospector – An unnamed miner who questions Odd about investing in zeppelins.
• Rootbeer Belle – Saloon staff member who collaborates with Sudds Backwash to construct a battle craft for combating Micro Managers.
• Saloon Waitress – An unnamed server working at the saloon.
• Sudds Backwash – Bartender who partners with Rootbeer Belle to build a battle craft during Wyldstyle’s address.
• Tomahawk – A native warrior figure.
• Wild Will – An outlaw, 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 television show "Where Are My Pants?", which is popular among Emmet and other residents of Bricksburg. His character is known for frequently misplacing his pants, leading to his wife repeatedly asking the titular question.

This phrase is referenced in the second movie when "The Man Upstairs" asks his wife the same question, creating a connection between real-life events and the 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 bricks originating from planet Duplo. Permitted by "The Man Upstairs" to interact with Bianca and Finn, they initially threaten devastation before the film concludes on a suspenseful note.

In the sequel, their assault transforms Bricksburg into Apocalypseburg. It is disclosed that their true intention was to join Bricksburg but communication breakdowns occurred. Their home planet lies beneath Harmony Town. In sequel sets and video games, these characters are assembled from Lego pieces designed to resemble Duplo blocks rather than using authentic Duplo elements.

Bianca

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

In the follow-up film, Bianca establishes the Systar System, which conflicts with Finn’s Lego creations. Their rivalry causes their mother to command them to cease building activities, sparking "Armamageddon" within the Lego Universe. After Rex Dangervest is defeated, Finn and Bianca reconcile and combine Apocalypseburg with the Systar System, pleasing their mother.

Queen Watevra Wa'Nabi

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

Initially mistaken for a conqueror similar to the Duplo Aliens and seen as hostile toward Master Builders, it is later revealed that her goal was to foster peace between Bricksburg and the Systar System but poor communication hindered this effort. She has a romantic interest in Batman and intends to marry him. When General Sweet Mayhem brings Wyldstyle, Batman, MetalBeard, Unikitty, and Benny to her palace, Wa'Nabi appears as a horse after visiting Anthropomorphia. At the wedding ceremony, it is unveiled that Wa'Nabi’s true form is actually the heart Emmet created for the Duplo Aliens as a symbol of peace—a heart made by Finn for Bianca carrying the message "it can be whatever you want it to be." Motivated by Emmet’s speech, Finn reconstructs this heart, thereby restoring Wa'Nabi.

General Sweet Mayhem

General Sweet Mayhem (voiced by Stephanie Beatriz in the movie and Carla Tassara in The Lego Movie 2 Videogame) leads the military forces of the Systar System and wears a helmet that alters her voice. She is devoted to Queen Wa'Nabi and carries out the abduction of Wyldstyle, Batman, Unikitty, Benny, and MetalBeard under royal command. Emmet tries to negotiate his own capture in exchange for their release but is denied after scans reveal he remains an ordinary individual despite his previous accomplishments. When Wyldstyle confronts Mayhem and removes her helmet, Mayhem reveals that Wa'Nabi’s intentions are hindered by ineffective communication. Following the prevention of Armamageddon and the unification of Apocalypseburg with the Systar System, Mayhem allows Benny to try on her helmet.

Mayhem’s appearance without the helmet includes pink skin, blue pigtails, and heterochromatic eyes—one magenta and one turquoise.

Her character design is inspired by mini-doll figures commonly found in Lego sets targeted 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) is a galaxy-defending archaeologist, cowboy, and raptor trainer who travels through space. He serves as the principal antagonist in The Lego Movie 2. Rex is a parody amalgamation of Chris Pratt’s roles from the Marvel Cinematic Universe, Jurassic World, and The Magnificent Seven. As a Master Breaker, he coaches Emmet on becoming tougher while cautioning him about Wa'Nabi’s threat.

It is later disclosed that Rex is a future, nihilistic version of Emmet who aims to initiate Armamageddon to secure his own survival by imprisoning Lego and Duplo characters indefinitely. His motivation stems from feelings of abandonment. His time machine incorporates elements from famous time-travel vehicles such as the DeLorean, Bill and Ted’s phone booth, the TARDIS, among others. Once Armamageddon is averted and his time device destroyed, Rex’s future existence ceases; however, he expresses no remorse except for failing to trademark his catchphrase.

Rex's Velociraptors

Rex commands a group of Velociraptors acquired through time travel, parodying Owen Grady’s raptors from Jurassic World. Their names pay homage to various pop culture figures:

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

During the "Catchy Song" scene in Harmony Town, the Velociraptors respond to the music. After Rex disappears, they are seen together with Sherry Scratchen-Post and her cats as they emerge from the sewers.

Lex Luthor

Lex Luthor (voiced by Ike Barinholtz) is Superman’s primary adversary, head of LexCorp, and a Master Builder. He is apprehended by the Justice League and taken aboard their vessel to combat the Duplo Invasion. Following capture by Queen Watevra Wa'Nabi, Lex is also held prisoner and later appears serving as Superman’s butler on a planet within the Systar System.

Bruce Willis

A Lego version of Bruce Willis (providing his own voice) appears during Wyldstyle’s visit to the Systar System. He is first spotted unwinding at the Palace of Infinite Reflections spa, and later is seen navigating air ducts with a lighter, where he crosses paths with Wyldstyle. Emmet and Rex also encounter him in this location.

Systar System inhabitants

The Systar System represents a galaxy-like dimension within the Legoverse, ruled by Queen Watevra Wa'Nabi and home to General Sweet Mayhem along with Duplo Aliens. This world, crafted by Finn’s sister Bianca, features a variety of characters including:

• Amber – A singer and dancer performing as Melody aboard the Pop-Up Party Bus.
• Archimedes – A cat figure constructed from bricks, employed at the Palace of Infinite Reflection spa on Planet Sparkle.
• Balthazar (voiced by Noel Fielding) – A teenage vampire mini-doll with a sparkling face who serves as both a meditation guide and DJ, renowned for playing the "Catchy Song."
• Banarnar (voiced by Ben Schwartz) – A banana servant loyal to Queen Watevra Wa'Nabi; he loses his peel during Armamageddon and later gains a tattoo following the fusion of Apocalypseburg with the Systar System.
• Candy Rapper – A vocalist featured in the LEGO Movie 2 minifigure collection.
• Catherine Cat – An anthropomorphic cat from Fabuland who sits on Queen Wa'Nabi’s council.
• Celeste – A female vampire collaborating with Balthazar at the spa.
• Chad (voiced by Chris Miller) – The Pop-Up Party Bus’s DJ, known as Tempo.
• Chocolate Bar (voiced by Chris Miller) – A sentient chocolate bar citizen.
• Dr. Dog – An anthropomorphic dog doctor from Fabuland, attending the wedding of Batman and Queen Wa'Nabi.
• Eight (voiced by Mike Mitchell) – An octopus who works as a masseur at the spa.
• Fabuland Figure Bulldog 6 – An anthropomorphic bulldog present at the royal wedding.
• Flaminga – A flamingo masseur employed at Planet Sparkle’s spa.
• Ice Cream Cone (voiced by Richard Ayoade) – Queen Wa'Nabi’s talking ice cream companion who frequently mediates conversations between Batman and Wa’Nabi.
• Hearts (voiced by Sawyer Jones and Liam Knight) – Pink heart-shaped bombs that explode when triggered by saying "HELLO!"
• Kitty Pop – A cat-themed singer included 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 confidential information.
• Stars (voiced by Sawyer Jones, Liam Knight, and Cora Miller) – Small star-shaped creatures that occasionally vomit glitter; their Lego set versions differ from their film portrayals.
• Susan (voiced by Margot Rubin) – A mini-doll servant initially mistaken for Queen Watevra Wa'Nabi upon first meeting.
• Zebe (voiced by Jimmy O. Yang) – A lavender-and-black zebra figure made of bricks who drives a party bus.
• Zen Bunny – A brick-built rabbit teaching relaxation techniques at Planet Sparkle’s Palace of Infinite Reflection.

Residents of Harmony Town

Situated above Planet Duplo within the Systar System, Harmony Town is home to a diverse cast of distinctive figures, including:

• Chicken Suit Guy – A man clad in a chicken costume who lives harmoniously among minifigures and mini-dolls.
• Crayon Girl – A female character dressed as a purple crayon, featured in the LEGO Movie 2 minifigures collection.
• Fox Girl – A female inhabitant wearing a fox outfit residing in Harmony Town.
• Giraffe Man – A male figure donning a giraffe costume, also part of the LEGO Movie 2 minifigures lineup.
• Hot Dog Man – A man costumed as a hot dog.
• Hula Lula – A female character from 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 dressed as a watermelon, appearing in the LEGO Movie 2 minifigures series.

Dorothy Gale

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

Toto

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

Scarecrow

Known for longing for a brain, the Scarecrow appears alongside Dorothy, Tin Man, and Cowardly Lion, encountering Emmet and Rex in Harmony Town. This character was part of The LEGO Movie 2 minifigures and initially appeared in Lego Dimensions, where he was abducted by Lord Vortech.

Tin Man

The rust-prone tin woodcutter yearning for a heart, Tin Man, arrived at Harmony Town and attended Queen Watevra Wa'Nabi’s wedding ceremony. He is included in The LEGO Movie 2 minifigure series.

Cowardly Lion

In search of courage, the Cowardly Lion joins his friends in Harmony Town and features in The LEGO Movie 2 minifigure collection.

Duplo Foreman

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

Gary Payton

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

Sheryl Swoopes

A Lego portrayal of basketball star Sheryl Swoopes (voiced by herself) is present in Apocalypseburg. Emmet tries to enlist her help to save his friends from General Sweet Mayhem but is unsuccessful.

Velma Dinkley

The intelligent member of Mystery Incorporated, Velma Dinkley (voiced by Trisha Gum) from Scooby-Doo, is approached by Emmet for assistance in rescuing his friends from General Sweet Mayhem; however, she refuses.

Larry Poppins

Larry Poppins (voiced by Jorma Taccone) serves as a male counterpart to Mary Poppins, distinguished by his floral hat and umbrella. He humorously believes 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

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

Benny's Space Squad

Benny's Space Squad consists of a group of astronauts led by Benny. Initially believing they were lost during the Bricksburg invasion, Benny later uncovers that they had actually been captured and taken to the Systar System. The team members include:

• Jenny – recruit dressed in white, taken captive in the Systar System.
• Kenny – recruit wearing yellow, also captured in the Systar System.
• Lenny – recruit sporting pink, held captive in the Systar System as well.
• Denny – 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 antagonist and is Lord Business’s older brother. He establishes an unauthorized theme park named "Brick World," intending to exploit The Lego Movie characters (excluding Batman and Vitruvius' ghost) for his own entertainment venture, aiming for success where his brother failed. Following his defeat, he is apprehended for running illegal operations.

Risky Business' Robots

Risky Business' Robots (voiced by David Burrows) function as automated aides distributing hypnotic passes to Emmet, Wyldstyle, Benny, Unikitty, and MetalBeard during Risky Business’s plot.

Man of the Audience

Man of the Audience (voiced by Rob Schrab) is a spectator watching The Lego Movie: 4D – A New Adventure. After Unikitty, Benny, and Metalbeard are freed from hypnosis, Emmet questions him on why he did not intervene.

Police Man

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

Robin

Dick Grayson / Robin (voiced by Michael Cera in The Lego Batman Movie and Robbie Daymond in Lego Dimensions) is an enthusiastic young hero who looks up to Batman. Accidentally adopted by Bruce Wayne, he becomes Batman’s loyal sidekick and experiences “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. Having transformed Gotham’s sister city Blüdhaven with efficiency and kindness, she assumes the role of Gotham’s police commissioner and strives to work closely 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) is Bruce Wayne/Batman’s butler who aids him in confronting his fear of family. Alfred also supports Batman as a Master Builder protecting Bricksburg in The Lego Movie 2: The Second Part.

Batcomputer

The Batcomputer (with voice provided by Siri) functions as Batman's sophisticated supercomputer situated within the Batcave.

Residents of Gotham City

Gotham City acts as Batman's domicile and serves as the central locale for The Lego Batman Movie. Prominent characters include:

Commissioner Gordon

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

He oversees the police operations during Joker's bomb threat. Once Batman thwarts the scheme, Gordon organizes his retirement celebration, entrusting his duties to Barbara before embarking on a jungle expedition.

Chief O'Hara

Chief O'Hara (voiced by Lauren White) serves as the police chief of Gotham City Police Department, portrayed as a female counterpart to Miles O'Hara from the 1966 television series.

She supports Commissioner Gordon in responding to Joker's menace by activating the Bat-Signal and confronting antagonists. After Gordon steps down, she reports directly to Barbara Gordon.

Mayor McCaskill

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

During Joker's bomb crisis, she becomes trapped among villain vehicles but reveals her identity as Batman in disguise, catching Joker off guard. She later attends Commissioner Gordon’s retirement event and is escorted to safety by Chief O'Hara amid a villain attack.

Additional Gotham City inhabitants

• Aaron Cash – Security personnel at Arkham Asylum, notable for his 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) – Co-pilot on the airplane hijacked by Joker; Joker comments that he "had to bail."
• Pilot Bill (voiced by Chris McKay) – Pilot of the commandeered aircraft, confident that Batman will intervene; unaware of Joker’s villainous collaborators.
• Reporter Pippa (voiced by Laura Kightlinger) – Host of "Metropolis in Focus," conducting an interview with Superman regarding his conflict with General Zod and the Phantom Zone.

Phyllis

Phyllis (voiced by Ellie Kemper in The Lego Batman Movie and Grey Griffin in Lego Dimensions) acts as the gatekeeper of the Phantom Zone, appearing as a traditional Lego brick. She evaluates those who are sent to the Phantom Zone.

Justice League

The Justice League represents DC Comics' flagship superhero ensemble, showcased at their 57th Annual Anniversary Celebration held at the Fortress of Solitude, notably without Batman’s presence. Principal members include Superman, Wonder Woman, Green Lantern, Flash, Aquaman, along with:

Apache Chief

Apache Chief – A superhero of Apache descent possessing the ability to grow in size.

Black Canary

Dinah Lance / Black Canary – A heroine recognized for her powerful "canary cry."

Black Vulcan

Black Vulcan – A superhero characterized by his capacity to control electricity.

Cyborg

Victor Stone / Cyborg (voiced by Arif S. Kinchen in The Lego Movie 2 Videogame) is a cybernetic superhero affiliated with both the Teen Titans and the current Justice League. He appears silently in The Lego Batman Movie and makes a cameo during the Duplo Invasion defense 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 hero specializing in archery hailing from Star City.

Hawkman

Carter Hall / Hawkman is a superhero characterized by his hawk motif and originates 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 shapeshifting member of the Green Martian species.

Samurai

Toshio Eto / Samurai is a Japanese hero who can manipulate wind, become invisible, control fire, and create illusions.

Wonder Dog

Wonder Dog is affiliated with the Justice League and took on the role of DJ during their 57th Annual Anniversary Celebration.

Wonder Twins

The Wonder Twins, siblings Zan and Jayna, originate from Exxor and utilize magical rings to transform—Zan into various water forms while Jayna shifts into different animals.

Gleek

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

Batman Rogues' Gallery

Within 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" and strives to prove himself as Batman’s ultimate nemesis. His latest scheme involved collaborating with Gotham’s villains to detonate a nuclear facility, aiming to plunge the city into the Infinite Abyss of Nothingness. Following Batman’s intervention, he now plans to unleash the Phantom Zone’s most perilous inmates 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) serves as Joker’s partner and romantic interest, aiding him in his criminal plots.

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

The Penguin

Oswald Cobblepot / The Penguin (voiced by John Venzon) is a villain distinguished by his tuxedo attire, armed with trick umbrellas and an army of robotic penguins.

His design—including the spotted tie, plush coat, pointed teeth, and mechanized penguin forces—is 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 puzzle-obsessed villain involved in an assault on the Gotham Energy plant.

In one incident, he ambushes a driver named Jeff, severing his arm with a cane just before the vehicle is struck by a truck commandeered by Captain Boomerang and Two-Face. Later, he crashes Commissioner Gordon’s retirement party alongside other villains but yields when Joker orders it. Perplexed, he remarks, "Riddle me this, what just happened?"

After breaking out of Arkham Asylum, Riddler teams up with Batman to combat the Phantom Zone criminals unleashed by Joker and prevent Gotham’s destruction.

Catwoman

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

Two-Face

Harvey Dent / Two-Face (with voice acting by Billy Dee Williams in The Lego Batman Movie and Imari Williams in Lego Dimensions) is a villain characterized by a dual personality and facial disfigurement, who makes decisions based on the flip of a two-faced coin.

This interpretation draws from Billy Dee Williams' role in the 1989 Batman movie.

Scarecrow

Jonathan Crane / Scarecrow (voiced by Jason Mantzoukas) specializes in fear-inducing toxins. During Joker’s bombing of Gotham Energy, he deployed fear gas on a guard disguised as a pizza delivery person. After being defeated by Batman, he attends a winter gala with other villains but eventually yields following Joker’s influence. Later, Scarecrow joins forces with other criminals under Batman’s recruitment to capture escaped villains and confine them to the Phantom Zone, though Batman ultimately permits their escape.

Poison Ivy

Pamela Isley / Poison Ivy (voiced by Riki Lindhome) is a villainess with botanical powers who manipulates plants and can poison adversaries with a kiss.

Mr. Freeze

Victor Fries / Mr. Freeze (voiced by David Burrows) is a villain outfitted with a cryogenic weapon and a refrigerated suit that enables survival at approximately −50 degrees Celsius. In this depiction, he pilots a 15-foot exosuit equipped with its own freezing apparatus.

Bane

Bane (voiced by Doug Benson) is portrayed as a villain who derives his enhanced strength from the drug Venom. His design and vocal style 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 shapeshifter whose clay-like form allows him to transform his limbs into various weapons.

Additional Batman Villains

Several other Batman adversaries appear in supporting roles:

• Calculator – Utilizes his keypad to generate hard light constructs.
• Calendar Man – Engages in crimes timed with holidays or notable dates.
• Captain Boomerang – A boomerang-armed foe primarily opposing the Flash.
• Catman – A villain with a feline motif.
• Clock King – Time-themed antagonist and rival of Green Arrow.
• Condiment King – Employs condiment-based weaponry; inspired by Batman: The Animated Series.
• Crazy Quilt – A villain obsessed with colors, whose vision was altered by a procedure.
• Doctor Phosphorus – A fiery villain revealing his skeletal appearance.
• Egghead – A criminal mastermind distinguished by his egg-shaped head.
• Eraser – Pencil-themed foe capable of erasing objects using his helmet.
• Gentleman Ghost – A spectral villain and adversary of Hawkman.
• Hugo Strange – An unhinged scientist fixated on uncovering Batman’s true identity through hypnosis and Monster Men.
• Kabuki Twins – Twin Japanese kabuki warriors featured in The Batman TV series.
• Killer Moth – A villain themed around moths.
• King Tut – A delusional pharaoh-themed antagonist who believes he is Tutankhamun reborn.
• Kite Man – A supervillain themed after kites.
• Magpie – Female criminal obsessed with collecting shiny items.
• Man-Bat – A villain mutated into a humanoid bat form.
• March Harriet – Female villain inspired by the March Hare, sometimes allied with the Mad Hatter.
• Mime – Mime-themed adversary equipped with shock gloves.
• Mutant Leader – Leader of the Mutants gang from The Dark Knight Returns.
• Orca (voiced by Laura Kightlinger) – Villain themed after killer whales.
• Polka-Dot Man – Supervillain adorned with polka dots.
• Red Hood – Antagonist distinguished by a red helmet.
• Tarantula – Female spider-themed foe and opponent of Nightwing.
• Zebra-Man – Striped villain possessing diamagnetic abilities.
• Zodiac Master – Zodiac-inspired villain who devises criminal forecasts.

Phantom Zone Inmates

Within the Lego universe, the Phantom Zone serves as a prison for some of the most perilous villains, including prominent DC Comics antagonists. Those allied with Joker are referred to as "The Ubers." Alongside a Swamp Creature and Medusa, key inmates include:

Agent Smith

Agent Smith (voiced by Christopher Corey Smith in Lego Dimensions) originates as a program that transforms into a virus within The Matrix, accompanied by numerous replicas molded in his image.

Bruce

Bruce is the notorious great white shark known for its man-eating tendencies, featured in the Jaws series.

Daleks

The Daleks are mechanical extraterrestrials from Doctor Who with ambitions to dominate the cosmos. Their appearance reflects the 2010 New Paradigm Daleks’ color scheme while maintaining the classic 1963 design aesthetic.

Dinosaurs

The Dinosaurs consist of prehistoric reptiles recreated through genetic cloning from Jurassic Park, mainly including a Tyrannosaurus rex and a group of Velociraptors. Unlike their film counterparts, these dinosaurs possess the ability to communicate verbally.

Evil Mummy

The Evil Mummy serves as a minion under Lord Vampyre’s command in the Lego Monster Fighters universe.

Gremlins

The Gremlins are mischievous, green-skinned creatures from Gremlins, led by Stripe, who is distinguished by his signature white mohawk.

King Kong

King Kong (voiced by Seth Green) is a colossal gorilla native to Skull Island. During Joker's assault on Gotham, he demolishes a high-rise sheltering Batman and his allies but is ultimately subdued and sent back to the Phantom Zone.

The Kraken

The Kraken (vocalized by Frank Welker in Lego Dimensions) is a massive sea creature from Clash of the Titans. Amidst Gotham’s siege, it inadvertently strikes Sauron and later falls to Mr. Freeze and Clayface before being banished to the Phantom Zone.

Lord Vampyre

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

Lord Voldemort

Lord Voldemort (voiced by Eddie Izzard in The Lego Batman Movie, Liam O'Brien in Lego Dimensions) is a dark wizard and leader of the Death Eaters. He collaborates with Joker during Gotham’s invasion but is defeated by Batgirl and Catwoman, becoming the first villain confined to the Phantom Zone.

Sauron

Sauron (voiced by Jemaine Clement) appears as a Dark Lord from Middle-earth, represented here in his tower form. He causes destruction through lava flows and aids villains by tracking targets globally. Sauron is unintentionally destroyed by a fire blast from the Kraken, shocking his allies and prompting Joker’s lament. The Kraken, equally surprised, silently 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-like Flying Monkeys.

General Zod

General Zod, a Kryptonian hailing from Krypton, stands as one of Superman’s foes. Archived footage reveals his defeat and exile to the Phantom Zone. Although absent during Joker’s arrival there, Zod later appears alongside Joker and other prisoners encircling Batman at Wayne Manor.

In The Lego Movie 2: The Second Part, Aquaman mentions that General Zod resides in Harmony Town and was recently seen performing a leaf walk.

His 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 the Batwing during the movie.

Lloyd

Lloyd Garmadon / Green Ninja (voiced by Dave Franco) serves as the central character in The Lego Ninjago Movie and leads the Secret Ninja Force. Known as the Green Ninja, he is the son of Misako and Lord Garmadon.

Lloyd also made an appearance in The Lego Movie, where he was among the Master Builders in Cloud Cuckoo Land, with Vitruvius identifying him as the Green Ninja.

Kai

Kai / Fire Ninja (voiced by Michael Peña) is the fiery Red Ninja specializing in Fire. He demonstrates fierce loyalty to his team, particularly to Lloyd and his sister Nya. Kai pilots a humanoid mech outfitted with flamethrower-equipped arms called the Fire Mech.

Cole

Cole / Earth Ninja (voiced by Fred Armisen) is the Black Ninja representing Earth, known for his love of music. His vehicle is a one-wheeled mech armed with powerful speaker-based weaponry named 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 harbors feelings for Nya, though he struggles to confess them. His mode of transport is the aerial Lightning Jet.

Zane

Zane / Ice Ninja (voiced by Zach Woods) is a highly intelligent android who functions as the White Ninja of Ice. He operates an armored tank equipped with a freezing weapon called the Ice Tank.

Nya

Nya / Water Ninja (voiced by Abbi Jacobson) embodies the determined Water Ninja and is Kai's sister. Her mech resembles a robotic spider known as the Water Strider. By the conclusion of the film, Nya collaborates with Koko to establish a school aimed at teaching former shark generals practical life skills.

Master Wu

Master Wu (voiced by Jackie Chan) acts as the sagacious mentor to all six ninjas, urging them to depend less on their mechs and more on their own abilities.

Lord Garmadon

Lord Garmadon (voiced by Justin Theroux) is an antagonistic warlord, father to Lloyd, and brother to Master Wu. He commands an aquatic-themed faction known as the Shark Army and is characterized by impatience and egocentrism.

Misako Garmadon

Misako "Koko" Garmadon / Lady Iron Dragon (voiced by Olivia Munn) is Lloyd’s empathetic mother and Lord Garmadon’s former spouse. Their marriage was rooted in their shared warlord identities, but she left to provide Lloyd with a normal upbringing. Nicknamed Koko by Garmadon, she co-founded an educational institution alongside Nya to assist ex-shark generals in adjusting to civilian life.

Shark Army

The Shark Army serves under Lord Garmadon as a marine creature-themed military force whose members wear masks inspired by various sea animals. Generals who fail or displease Garmadon are dismissed and expelled from his volcanic headquarters, replaced by new commanders. Notable figures include:

• General Olivia (voiced by Ali Wong) – Former General No. 1 with a fish motif; removed after failing to locate the Ninjas and Master Wu. She later leads dismissed generals in retaliation but eventually joins Koko and Nya’s life skills school.
• General Omar (voiced by Todd Hansen) – A shark-themed general who was also discharged by Garmadon.
• General Jollty (voiced by Doug Nicholas) – Jellyfish-themed general recognizable by his uniformed appearance.
• General Bob – Another shark-themed general among those fired; his hearing was impaired when ejected from the volcano, causing him to ignore commands.
• Private Puffer – A private with a pufferfish theme wearing an orange helmet.
• Crusher and Crusty – Members themed after lobsters.
• Great White – Soldier themed after a great white shark.
• Hammer Head – Soldier themed after a hammerhead shark; his Minifigure head design reuses that of Karlof.
• Additional ranks include Angler General, Puffer General, Narwhal Soldier, alongside various foot soldiers styled as anglerfish, jellyfish, octopus, and thugs.

IT Nerds

The IT Nerds are responsible for designing Lord Garmadon's vehicles, providing critical technological know-how:

• Asimov (voiced by Vanara Taing) – Notable for his receding hairline and white jacket.
• Terri (voiced by Charlyne Yi) – Identified by her brown Afro hairstyle and a Hawaiian shirt beneath a white jacket.
• GPL Tech – Seen with a laptop and wearing a Batman-themed top; appears in the LEGO Ninjago Movie minifigure collection.

Fuchsia Ninja

The Fuchsia Ninja (voiced by David Burrows) represents the "element of surprise." When Lloyd asks why he cannot have this element, Master Wu clarifies that the Fuchsia Ninja already embodies it, as shown when he suddenly materializes and catches them off guard.

Chad the Cheerleader

Chad (voiced by Randall Park) is a male cheerleader attending Ninjago High School. Alongside fellow cheerleaders, he created the chant "Boo Lloyd" in response to Lloyd’s father’s deeds, which unexpectedly gained popularity and was later broadcast with a remix on the radio. During Meowthra’s assault, Chad observes Lloyd Garmadon reveal his face, astonishing the citizens of Ninjago City.

Maggie the Cheerleader

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

Mrs. Laudita

Mrs. Laudita (voiced by Laura Kightlinger) serves as a teacher at Ninjago High School. Amid Lord Garmadon’s attack, she discreetly permits the ninjas to leave class using a bathroom pass, correcting their wording from "Can I" to "May I" before granting approval.

N-POP Girl

The N-POP Girl is a young resident of Ninjago City, distinguished by her pink, white, and yellow dress adorned with Unikitty and carrying a pink teddy bear.

Gong Guitar Rocker

The Gong Guitar Rocker is a bearded musician in Ninjago City, recognized for wearing a red skull T-shirt.

Sushi Chef

The Sushi Chef briefly appears preparing sushi for Lloyd and Garmadon near the film’s finale.

Mayor of Ninjago

The Mayor of Ninjago (voiced by Constance Wu) is the unnamed leader overseeing Ninjago City’s civic affairs.

Snake Army

Featured in Garmadon’s flashback, the Snake Army consists of humanoid serpents originally intended to dwell in the Jungle of Lost Souls. They confront Lloyd and Master Wu on a bridge and are inspired by the Serpentine from the original series.

Skeleton Army

Commanded by Garmadon during his flashback encounter with Koko, the Skeleton Army is made up of animated skeletons influenced by 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, he is replaced by Lego caricature Ben Shephard (voiced by himself).

Robin Roberts

Lego caricature of Robin Roberts (voiced by herself) co-hosts "Good Morning Ninjago," delivering news about ninja events alongside Michael Strahan. The UK version features Lego caricature Kate Garraway (voiced by herself).

Mr. Liu

Mr. Liu (played by Jackie Chan) appears as a shop owner in the film's live-action segment. He introduces a young boy to the world of Ninjago and intends to mentor him in the art of ninjutsu.

Meowthra

Meowthra (portrayed by Pearl and Ruby) is a live-action feline attracted to Ninjago after Lloyd Garmadon activates the forbidden Ultimate Weapon, a laser pointer. Meowthra wreaks havoc while attempting to capture the laser. Garmadon tries to regain control using the Ultimate Ultimate Weapon (trinkets), but Meowthra swallows him whole. Lloyd confronts the creature and, after forgiving Garmadon, causes Meowthra to shed fiery tears that lead to his release. Following these events, Meowthra becomes the official mascot of Ninjago.

Puppycorn

Puppycorn (voiced by Grey Griffin) is Unikitty’s younger sibling, closest companion, and rightful heir to the Unikingdom throne. As a hybrid of unicorn and dog, he is well-intentioned but frequently lacks sharpness.

He also appears silently 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 bodyguard and is a blend of hawk and crocodile. His adversary, Eagleator (voiced by Keith Ferguson), an eagle/alligator hybrid and former ally, competes with him over ownership of Hawkodile’s martial arts championship sunglasses.

Dr. Fox

Dr. Fox (voiced by Kate Micucci) functions as the castle’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 tone.

Master Frown

Master Frown (voiced by Eric Bauza) stands as the primary antagonist from Frown Town and Unikitty’s arch-enemy. As a Doom Lord, he spreads gloom but ultimately switches allegiance in the finale, collaborating with Unikitty and others to create the Friendship Circle—a powerful beam that defeats Master Doom.

Brock

Brock (voiced by H. Michael Croner) is Master Frown’s close companion, roommate, and assistant who favors playing video games over engaging in villainous plans. He becomes annoyed when chores are overlooked.

Doom Lords

The Doom Lords reside in Frown Town’s towering fortress and serve as the series’ principal villains.

• Master Doom (voiced by Grey Griffin) – The Doom Lords’ leader who often criticizes Master Frown; distinguished by heterochromia.
• Master Papercuts – A frequently ridiculed member who claims superiority over Master Frown.
• Master Malice – Identified by prominent green horns.
• Master Hazard (voiced by Roger Craig Smith) – Characterized by fiery hair and bat-like wings; responsible for destroying the Candy Corn Kingdom.
• Master Misery (voiced by Tara Strong) – Features an olive-green diamond-shaped face with dark blue hair covering her eyes.
• Master Fear (voiced by Eric Bauza) – Displays a light blue water drop-shaped face with hollow eyes.
• Master Pain (voiced by Grey Griffin) – Female Doom Lord sporting a noh mask-inspired face.
• Master Plague – Possesses a green bird-like head with large eyes.

Unikingdom Residents

The following individuals are recognized as inhabitants of the Unikingdom:

• Alert Siren (voiced by Roger Craig Smith) – A pole-mounted siren that signals threats within the Unikingdom.
• Beatsby – A boombox equipped with small limbs; its toy counterpart lacks these appendages.
• Beau (voiced by Tara Strong) – A rectangular entity featuring short legs and hands without arms.
• Bim-Bom Liebowitz (voiced by H. Michael Croner for speech, Roger Craig Smith for coughing) – A green anthropomorphic garbage bag.
• Brennan Gerry – The Unikingdom’s local ice cream seller, designed in the shape of an ice cream cone.
• Burger Person (voiced by Tara Strong) – A cheeseburger character who is averse to being consumed.
• Buzz – A skateboarder with a blue square head and a yellow rectangular torso.
• Cloudbarry – A cloud-shaped resident, known as "Cloud Berry" in the toy collection.
• Connected Citizens – Composed of two figures: a lime-colored sloped shape with arms and a rectangle with legs.
• Craig (voiced by Tara Strong) – A female moose who farms pizza and various other foods.
• Crazy Chicken – A chicken constructed from a single brick.
• Dainty (voiced by Grey Griffin) – A citizen with a round head and rectangular arms.
• Diane – A circular being featuring foldable arms and suction cup feet.
• Dino Dude (voiced by Grey Griffin during 2017–2018, Eric Bauza in 2018) – An Australian-accented Tyrannosaurus on wheels.
• Eagleator (voiced by Keith Ferguson) – Hawkodile’s former best friend and competitor.
• FeeBee (voiced by Grey Griffin) – A flower/bumblebee hybrid who operates "FeeBee's Flower Shop."
• Gizmo – A robotic figure with antennae, pincers, and wheels; also available in a yellow variant.
• Glandrea – A two-tiered character resembling a hill with boot-shaped feet.
• Hominid – A gender-neutral alien piloting a UFO.
• Kickflip (primarily voiced by Tara Strong, with Grey Griffin in one episode) – A square-shaped skateboard enthusiast.
• Kite Trio – Three animated kites:
  • Bee Kite (voiced by Grey Griffin) – A kite styled after a bumblebee.
  • Kate Kite (voiced by Tara Strong) – Female red kite featuring a tail resembling a necktie.
  • Octo Kite (voiced by Grey Griffin) – Purple octopus-themed kite with four arms.
• Ladybug – An unnamed ladybug often stumbled over by Puppycorn.
• M'Ladybug (voiced by Tara Strong) – Ladybug characterized by a purple shell.
• Old Timey Mustache Man (voiced by Eric Bauza) – Gentleman with a lime disc head and handlebar mustache.
• Penny – Green-armored resident employed at Toy Zone.
• Q.T. (voiced by Tara Strong) – Citizen with a pink oval-shaped head.
• Rascal (voiced by Kate Micucci) – Orange cylindrical figure with rectangular arms; owner of pet lizard Sebastian.
• Really Old Edith (voiced by Grey Griffin) – One of the eldest inhabitants, depicted as hunched over.
• Rock Guy – Appears to be an inanimate rock but is Puppycorn’s companion.
• Ryott (voiced by Roger Craig Smith) – Green square frog who communicates through screaming rather than talking.
• Score Creeper (voiced by Roger Craig Smith) – Hooded antagonist who traps Unikitty and friends inside games.
• Slobodan (voiced by Tara Strong) – Cylindrical resident with feet shaped like boots.
• Sssnake (voiced by H. Michael Croner) – Rectangular snake wearing a bowler hat, featuring a triangular tail tip.
• Squarebear – Brown bear characterized by a rectangular body, sloped ears, and rectangular feet; also available in pink form.
• Stellacopter – Purple figure sporting a fez hat, helicopter blades, and round hands.
• Stocko (voiced by Kate Micucci) – Teal rectangle adorned with a bowler hat.
• Ted Butter (voiced by Roger Craig Smith) – Duck-like citizen distinguished by a vertically rectangular head.
• Theodore (voiced by Roger Craig Smith) – Brown bear with smooth vocal tone, square head, long arms, and short legs.
• Tigerlope – Creature combining features of tiger and antelope species.
• Toaster and Toast (voiced respectively by Roger Craig Smith and H. Michael Croner) – Pair consisting of a toaster and slice of toast; occasionally referred to as the "Toast Bros."
• Trevor – Cat-like entity surrounded by flower petals encircling his head.

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