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Legends of Chima / Legend Beasts Minifigures

The LEGO Legends of Chima Legend Beasts subtheme, introduced in 2014, inlcudes 5 minifigs across 5 sets.
Most valuable Legends of Chima Legend Beasts minifig
Eris (loc005) $4.81
Highest growth Legend Beasts minifig
Gorzan (loc050) +60.47%
Set with the most Legends of Chima Legend Beasts minifigs
70123 Lion Legend Beast 1 minifig
The Legend Beasts subtheme features minifigures like Laval, Eris, and Gorzan, along with their respective Legend Beasts. The storyline follows the heroes as they rescue these powerful, mystical creatures that are key to restoring balance in Chima and unlocking new powers.

Worriz

Minifig number loc052
Worriz wearing pearl gold armor
Value $2.90
Growth  +4.7%
Annual growth 1.3%

Cragger

Minifig number loc051
Value $3.02
Growth  +3.8%
Annual growth 4.0%

Gorzan

Minifig number loc050
Gorzan wearing pearl gold heavy armor
Value $3.45
Growth  +60.5%
Annual growth 4.6%

Laval

Minifig number loc049
Value $2.71
Growth  +9.7%
Annual growth 1.2%

Eris

Minifig number loc005
Value $4.81
Growth  +12.6%
Annual growth 1.0%

Subtheme Details

Theme
Legends of Chima
Subtheme
Legend Beasts
Minifigs
5
Sets
5
Year
2014

Subtheme Pricing

Value
$16.89
Growth
+13.74%
Annual growth
+1.22%

Community Stats

The following are the top 5 most owned loose minifigs by collectors in Legends of Chima Legend Beasts.
#1Eris
#2Laval
#3Cragger
#4Worriz
#5Gorzan

About LEGO Legends of Chima Legend Beasts

The LEGO The Legend Beasts sets are based on ancient creatures of Chima who chose not to drink the Chi water and evolve. The world of Chima is populated by various species of Legend Beasts.

Legends of Chima is a LEGO theme that was introduced in 2013 that features a world called the Land of Chima, which is populated by 22 tribes of anthropomorphic creatures in which a war threatens to destroy their friendships and land. One defining features of the Legends of Chima sets is the animal-motif used by nearly every set in the line. Vehicles and structures feature the head-shape, outline, or both of their respective tribe's patron animals.