Mixels

Mixels consists of 90 sets that ran from 2014 to 2016. Most sets were released in 2016 which accounted for 30 sets. It is comprised of 9 subthemes with the most sets in Series 9 which consists of 10 sets and has an annual growth of around 17.2%. As of today, the average annual growth of all the sets in Mixels is around 10.4% per year.

Most valuable LEGO Mixels set
Mixels Series 1 Sealed Box - $494.72

Highest growth Mixels set
41500 Flain - 508.82%

Largest LEGO Mixels set
Mixels Series 8 Sealed Box - 588 pieces

Most owned Mixels set
41529 Nurp-Naut

The LEGO Mixels theme was introduced 2014 as part of a collaborative between LEGO and Cartoon Network. The Mixels consisted of nine waves of sets over three years and was discontinued after the third 2016 wave. In addition to sets, the Mixels collab included a TV series featured on Cartoon Network that ran for 2 seasons.

Mixels are based on a variety of tribes living in a fantastical diverse world and are small creatures that can mix and combine with one another to create new characters. All tribes have three members, excepting the Infernites, Frosticons, and Glorp Corp, which have six members each.