Dragon Suit Guy

If there's one minifig in Series 18 to go crazy over, Dragon Suit Guy is the one. He's going to take his rightful place as one of the most excellent minifigures in the entire LEGO Minifigures library and is easily my favourite minifigure of Series 18 by a long way. more less

All in all I like this figure. The costume design is a cool homage to a previous LEGO Castle Dragon, and even by himself the figure looks good. The legs are a bit plain but that is my only main complaint, and the head print is nice. more less

For me, my favorites of Series 18 are the Party Clown, Dragon Suit Guy, Birthday Cake Guy, Race Car Guy, and Cowboy Costume Guy. The LEGO Brick Suit costumes are interesting and I do like how they are able to connect to other bricks. more less

With each new series of LEGO Minifigures, the LEGO Design Team seem to outdo themselves and you would expect them to have run out of ideas, but they have come out swinging for the 40th anniversary of the Minifigure. The new elements are great and it will be interesting to see where they appear next. The additional of an orange baseplate is definitely welcomed although it would of been nice to have the LEGO Minifigures 40th anniversary logo printed on it or even included in a tile. Despite a few minor gripes, this series of LEGO Minifigures is a fitting and fun way to celebrate the 40th anniversary and it's always nice to have a non-licensed series after so many recent ones being based on movies. more less

I do like his head piece quite a bit (and you assemble it a bit with the black horns). The Dragon Suit Guy is one of the minifigs with multiple faces as well - a happy one and an angry one (perfect for the costumed character I'd say). more less

Series 18 isn't the first series to feature costumed characters. That began with Series 3's Gorilla Suit Guy, who is arguably the first “minifigure in a costume." Throughout the CMF's history, the costumed characters have been among the most popular, especially with kids, and this series finally indulges costume fans by putting nearly all of its characters in some sort of suit. In keeping with the festive style, this is also the first regular series to use non-black minifigure stands, featuring orange unprinted stands with all of the characters. more less

I love many of the accessories and head pieces included with this series, but my favourite would be the tile that comes with the young boy: it is printed with as small a representation as you could come up with to be a representation of the packet that the series one figures appeared in years ago. Also up there would have to be the balloon animals. As for my favourite figures? it is a toss up for me between the cowboy, the dragon and the two figures dressed up as LEGO Bricks! more less

Many fans were drawn to the Dragon Suit Guy when these minifigures were revealed at the New York Toy Fair and it does not disappoint in my opinion. The dragon headgear looks very intimidating, particularly in conjunction with the shouting expression underneath and the large wings attached around the neck. A smile is printed on the other side of the head and rows of black scales adorn the frill, terminating with two black spines towards the rear. more less

In our opinion the LEGO Minifigures Series 18 collection is the best that's been released and we're sure many of our readers will agree. With so many unique minifigures and a costume party vibe, they will be fun to play with and display. more less