Spooky Girl

Overall, the Series 12 LEGO Collectible Minifigures looks like to be another hit. It adds some more variety to existing minifigures and most if not all of them can appeal with everyone. Many of the minifigures are very suitable for army builders like the Hun Warrior and the Battle Goddess. more less

It's clear that the Spooky Girl's unique goth look makes her an extremely distinctive character that feels right at home in LEGO's eclectic minifigure series. If you're lucky enough to have owned 10228 Haunted House, she'll be right at home. I really enjoy LEGO's take on characters from popular culture and I think that they've done a fantastic job with Spooky Girl. more less

Not being into horror films, I'm probably missing the reference of the Spooky Girl, but she's still a compelling character. She has a white head with an emotionless expression on it, and a simple printed torso, complete with a spider in one of the pockets. Her legs also have legging printing on them, but they are mostly hidden by the black cloth skirt. The skirt is basic cloth, like standard capes, and is pretty unexciting; it doesn't really add anything to the fig that printing couldn't have pulled off, and it restricts leg movement. So I'm not a big fan. The new piece here is the black hair piece, which is rubbery. However, the star piece is the teddy bear, which has a lot of detailed printing that gives it more character than the Spooky Girl, especially with the missing eye. It's a stuffed toy that would be more likely to scare children than comfort them. more less