LEGO Collectible Minifigure (CMF) Database

One of the biggest challenges for LEGO CMF collectors is tracking down specific minifigures, especially when the series spans over a decade of releases. To make collecting easier than ever, we have created a searchable database of LEGO Collectible Minifigures that allows you to quickly and efficiently find the figures you need.

With our powerful search tool, you can look up minifigures by:

Name – Search for specific characters, from the iconic Chicken Suit Guy to Marvel’s Spider-Man.
Part Number – If you know the unique identifier of a minifigure, you can find it instantly.
Series – Browse through all CMF series, from the very first release in 2010 to the latest wave.
Theme – Whether you’re after Disney, Harry Potter, or The Simpsons minifigures, you can sort by theme to streamline your search.
Keywords – Not sure what the official name of a minifigure is? Just enter a keyword, and our database will help identify the right one.

Why Use the Searchable CMF Database?

Find What You Need Fast

No more endless scrolling through images or flipping through old catalogs. Simply enter your search criteria and get results instantly.

Discover Hidden Gems

With so many CMFs released over the years, it’s easy to overlook unique minifigures. Our database helps you uncover forgotten treasures.

Direct Links for Purchasing

Once you find the minifigure you’re looking for, we provide links to BrickLink so you can secure your next addition with ease.

A History of the LEGO Collectible Minifigure

LEGO Tribal Hunter Minifigure

The Origins & Early Years (2010–2012)

The first-ever LEGO Collectible Minifigures Series 1 launched in May 2010, featuring 16 distinct characters sold in blind bags. This mystery format added an element of excitement, as collectors eagerly searched for their favorites while attempting to avoid duplicates. The success of Series 1 encouraged LEGO to continue the CMF line, with subsequent series releasing multiple times a year.

Early CMF series introduced an eclectic mix of minifigures, covering a broad range of themes, including:
Fantasy (Wizards, Elves, and Knights)
Sci-fi (Robots, Space Warriors, and Aliens)
Everyday Professions (Chefs, Policemen, and Athletes)
Mythology and History (Gladiators, Pharaohs, and Vikings)

This diverse selection allowed LEGO to reach a wide audience while expanding the creative possibilities for collectors and MOC (My Own Creation) builders alike.

LEGO Movie Minifigure

Expansion & Themed Series (2013–2016)

As the CMF line gained popularity, LEGO began experimenting with special themed series. The first major shift came with The LEGO Movie CMF series in 2014, marking the beginning of LEGO’s incorporation of licensed intellectual properties into the collectible minifigure format. The success of this venture led to additional themed waves, such as:

The Simpsons CMF Series 1 (2014) and Series 2 (2015) – Featuring characters from the long-running animated TV show.
The LEGO Movie CMF (2014) – Including minifigures from the hit animated film.
Disney CMF Series 1 (2016) – Bringing beloved Disney characters to the LEGO world for the first time.

This period also saw an increase in the complexity and quality of minifigures, with improved printing techniques, new accessories, and dual-molded legs making frequent appearances.

LEGO Lobster Lovin' Batman Minifigure

Growth & More Licensing (2017–2020)

During this time, LEGO expanded the CMF lineup further, striking deals with more major franchises. Some standout releases included:

LEGO Batman Movie CMF Series 1 (2017) & Series 2 (2018) – A diverse mix of Batman-related minifigures from the animated film.
Harry Potter & Fantastic Beasts CMF (2018) – Bringing the wizarding world into the CMF series.
Disney CMF Series 2 (2019) – Expanding the Disney lineup with more characters from classic films.
DC Super Heroes CMF (2020) – Showcasing iconic characters from the DC Comics universe.

While traditional non-licensed series continued, LEGO started prioritizing themed waves over the classic numbered CMF lines. Some fans enjoyed the inclusion of licensed properties, while others missed the original, non-franchise minifigures that had defined the early years of CMF.

LEGO Captain America Minifigure

The Modern Era & Sustainable Packaging (2021–Present)

The CMF series continued evolving into the 2020s, bringing in even more well-known franchises. Notable releases include:

Marvel Studios CMF Series 1 (2021) – Featuring characters from the Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU).
Looney Tunes CMF (2021) – A collection of classic Warner Bros. cartoon characters.
Muppets CMF (2022) – Celebrating Jim Henson’s beloved puppet creations.
Marvel Studios CMF Series 2 (2023) – Expanding the MCU lineup with new figures.

In 2023, LEGO made a significant change by shifting from traditional plastic blind bags to cardboard packaging to align with its sustainability goals. While this move aimed to reduce plastic waste, it also eliminated the ability for collectors to feel the packaging for specific minifigures, initially making it more challenging to avoid duplicates. Now, by using the Ray Gun Bricks LEGO Minifig Scanner you can easily scan the code on the bottom of the collectible minifigure box to show you what’s inside.

LEGO CMF Packaging

Notable Changes Over Time

Over the years, the LEGO CMF line has seen several major changes:

Variation in Series Size – Early series consistently included 16 minifigures, but later waves expanded to 18 (e.g., LEGO Movie CMF) or shrank to 12 (Disney CMF Series 2 and Marvel CMF Series 1 & 2).
Improved Printing & Molding – The introduction of dual-molded legs, side printing, and custom-molded accessories has significantly enhanced the quality and detail of minifigures.
Increased Licensed Series – Originally focused on unique, non-licensed characters, the CMF line now regularly includes sets based on pop culture franchises.


The Future of LEGO Collectible Minifigures

As the CMF line continues to evolve, LEGO fans eagerly anticipate each new wave. With LEGO’s ongoing partnerships with major entertainment brands, it’s likely we’ll see more collaborations in the future. Additionally, LEGO may continue refining packaging and distribution methods to balance sustainability with collectibility.

Despite changes over time, one thing remains constant: The LEGO Collectible Minifigures series continues to captivate fans, providing exciting new characters, accessories, and building inspiration with each release.

Whether you’re a dedicated collector, a casual builder, or a LEGO enthusiast who loves discovering new figures, the CMF line is a fantastic way to add variety and personality to your LEGO world!

LEGO Mr Gold Minifigure