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Sebulba

Sebulba is a Star Wars minifigure introduced in 1999, with a redesigned version included in the 2011 set 7962 Anakin's and Sebulba's Podracers.
== Description ==
1999 Variant- The first Sebulba minifigure was completely grey with no printing. It was only one piece, so there were no moveable parts. It was molded exclusively for the Dug species' shape and is exclusive to him. This version is exclusive to 7171 Mos Espa Podrace.
2011 Variant- Sebulba's latest variant has been completely redesigned. The mold is more detailed and now has printing. It is made up of 3 pieces (a torso and 2 legs), allowing the legs to move freely. All 3 pieces are Dark Stone Grey, but they are printed with various colors that add detail and highlight Sebulba's features. His legs have molded straps on the wrists, and the hands have flesh-colored printing. His head and hind legs are molded into the torso, so they cannot move. Sebulba uses his hind limbs to steer his Podracer, so they are adjacent and can grip the LEGO shafts and hinge pieces used for his podracer controls. They have light purple and flesh-colored printing. The head has molded goggles printed with purple lenses and white and black eyes. The rest of his face and neck also contains flesh and purple printing. This variant appears in two sets: 7962 Anakin's and Sebulba's Podracers and 9675 Sebulba's Podracer & Tatooine
== Background ==
Sebulba was a famous Dug Podracer pilot and one of Anakin Skywalker's competitors in the Boonta Eve Classic of 32 BBY. A renowned cheater, he pulled several dirty tricks in that race alone; deliberately ramming Mawhonic into a cliff face, using an illegal flamethrower to destroy Clegg Holdfast's podracer, tossing a metal tool into Mars Guo's air intakes, and sabotaging Anakin's engine pod before the race. Despite the sabotage, Anakin persisted in challenging him for the lead, and after several attempts to ram him off the track, Sebulba's podracer finally got hooked up on the boy's. The damage caused Sebulba's power couplings to fail and destroyed his podracer. Sebulba himself survived. Never one to miss an opportunity for glory, he then purchased Anakin's podracer after the race and immediately resumed his notorious career.
== Appearances ==
* 7171 Mos Espa Podrace
* 7962 Anakin's and Sebulba's Podracers
* 9675 Sebulba's Podracer & Tatooine
=== Video Game Appearances ===
* LEGO Star Wars: The Video Game
* LEGO Star Wars: The Complete Saga
== Gallery of Variants ==
== Gallery ==
Sebulbas_pod.jpg|Sebulba's podracer in 7171
5444105145 da43c29076 b.jpg|Sebulba's podracer in 7962
5444100267 c546ac02a1 b.jpg|The 7962 cockpit
Sebulba.jpg|Sebulba in LEGO Star Wars: The Video Game
9675 alt3.png|Sebulba with a wrench as he appears in 9675
Category:Star Wars minifigures
Secret Mission 5: Mirror World

"A sabotaged experiment threatens to destroy all of Hero Factory. Stormer, Bulk, Furno, and Breez expect to give up their lives, but instead they wake up in another world -a world without Hero Factory.
''In this dark, mirror world, they find there are no Heroes, and any act of heroism is against the law. This terrifying new world is ruled by Von Nebula, Speeda Demon, and more villains than the Heroes can count. Worse still, this universe also has swarms of robot-controlling brains... but these have a thirst for destruction. Now, it's up to a handful of Heroes and a world of villains to stop the brains before they destroy both worlds." -summary of "Mirror World" from the book "Secret Mission #4: Robot Rampage"
The end of "Secret Mission #4" also has a excerpt from a future book, that may be from "Mirror World" It may also be just a prologue, but here it is:
"The fugitive robot spent the next three hours making his way through the underground network of tunnels -doubling back on himself, leaving false trails, and doing every other trick he could think of to keep the jolters of his trail. When he was finally convinced it was safe, he emerged through a robothole onto the street..."
He had calculated his position correctly. He was just one block from the safe house. It was important he not run now, as he didn't want to draw the wrong kind of attention to himself. He forced himself to walk as if everything was fine and he was in no hurry. Reaching to the door, he knocked four times, as he had been told to do.
 "Who's there at this hour?"
 "A storm chaser," he answered, repeating the password he had been given.
 The door opened. Bright light inside the house silhouetted the figure who welcomed him. The fugitive took a step forward and then stopped. A shaft of moonlight had suddenly struck the face of the safe house's lone occupant, revealing a figure out of a nightmare. 
 "Voltix!" said the fugitive, in shock.
 "Who else?" Voltix smiled and hurled a blast of electricity that knocked the fugitive flat on his back, his systems struggling to compensate for the massive charge. "There are no corrupt guards in the Citadel, runner... just foolish prisoners with too much hope and too little processing power. But don't worry, we'll smarten you up."
 Voltix walked up to his captive and rested an armored boot on his power core. "After all, Furno, we have plenty of time for teaching -the rest of your life."
 Furno -Hero, prisoner, fugitive, and now prisoner again -closed his eyes and wished he had never been created to live in such a galaxy as this."
Secret Plans Are Revealed

The Yoda Chronicles Mini Movie 1 or 'Secret Plans Are Revealed' is the first of The Yoda Chronicles mini movies.
== Synopsis ==
In the Jedi Temple, Yoda begins taking a class educating four Jedi, along with C-3PO and R2-D2, about the perils of the Galaxy. Yoda tells his students that this specific lesson will be about Jabba the Hutt. Yoda runs a hologram, depicting Jar Jar Binks introducing himself to Jabba. Jabba, who is instantly annoyed by Jar Jar's presence, hits a button which activates the trapdoor Jar Jar is standing on, causing Jar Jar to fall into the Rancor pit. Yoda, amused by the hologram, suddenly feels a disturbance in the Force, and has a vision. The vision shows Count Dooku and General Grievous at Jabba's Palace, making a deal with Jabba, where Jabba hands Dooku a set of plans. Yoda then decides that he must leave for Tatooine immediately.
Yoda leaves the Jedi Temple piloting a Z-95 Headhunter, and is escorted by two Clone Pilots in A-wings to Tatooine. Yoda arrives above Jabba's Palace just as Dooku and Grievous were leaving, but Yoda manages to destroy the Solar Sailer before the two Separatists could board it. Dooku sees Jabba's Sail Barge outside the Palace, with Malakili and Jabba's Rancor nearby. Dooku uses the Force to rebuild the Sail Barge into a starship, and Dooku, Grievous, Malakili and the Rancor leave the planet. However, Yoda fires upon the newly constructed ship, causing the windscreen to break and Dooku's plans to fall out. Yoda opens his Z-95's viewport and attempts to grab the plans. However, Malakili riding the Rancor jump out of the ship and the Rancor rips of the Z-95's right wing and Yoda spins off away from the scene, while Dooku retrieves his plans. Dooku uses the Force to repair his ship, and orders it to leave for Kamino.
Dooku and Grievous land on Kamino and disembark, heading for the cloning facility. The episode concludes with Dooku claiming that with the plans he acquired, he can create a weapon that is able to lay waste to the Galaxy.
== Appearances ==
=== Characters ===
* Yoda
* Ashla 
* Nautolan Youngling 
* Human (Male) Youngling 
* Human (Female) Youngling 
* C-3PO 
* R2-D2 
* Count Dooku
* General Grievous
* Jabba the Hutt
* Bib Fortuna 
* Salacious B. Crumb 
* Malakili
* Gamorrean Guard
* Clone Trooper 
* 501st Clone Pilot 
* Jar Jar Binks 
=== Creatures ===
* Rancor
=== Vehicles ===
* 7752 Count Dooku's Solar Sailer
* 75003 A-wing Starfighter
* 75004 Z-95 Headhunter
* 75020 Jabba's Sail Barge
== External links ==
* The Yoda Chronicles Mini Movie 1 on YouTube
Category:The Yoda Chronicles Mini Movies
Secret of The Wolf

Secret of The Wolf is the twenty-third episode of eleventh season, and 121st overall of Ninjago: Masters of Spinjitzu it paried up with Krag's Lament.
==Synopsis==
The Ice Emperor summons an enormous ice behemoth to attack Lloyd and his faithful wolf companion.
==Plot==
Akita and Lloyd ride using the Titan Mech, and Lloyd discuses the Sons of Garmadon much to Akta’s dislike. When the storm begins to get worse, they pick up the pace in order to reach the Castle of Ice. 
Back at the Castle of Ice, Grimfax and the rest of the Blizzard Samurai head to the Ice Emperor’s Throne. He comments on his successful win by putting out the Hearth Fire, but Vex asks why the Hearth Fire is relit. Vex asks the Ice Emperor to punish him, and Grimfax is nearly frozen before being spared. When the Blizzard Samurai ask what to do with the strangers and the Green Ninja, the Ice Emperor commands them to release the Ice Dragon. 
Meanwhile, Lloyd and Akita continue to walk until they face the Ice Robot. Lloyd, in his Titan Mech, fights the Ice Robot, but both fall down a cliff. Akta is able to wake up Lloyd, but it also revives the Ice Robot. Akita tries to help, but she is kicked by the Ice Robot. Eventually, they reach a frozen lake where Lloyd cuts the Ice open, causing the Ice Robot to fall through. 
Lloyd comes to find Akita unconscious, but still having a heartbeat. Lloyd sets shelter and wraps a bandage around the Wolf’s leg before sleeping. The next day, Lloyd wakes up to find Akita in her human form. Shocked, Lloyd is upset with her and believes she deceived him. He then walks away from her and heads to the Castle of Ice, but Akita follows Lloyd. Once again, Lloyd is upset to see Akita and they both begin to argue. Lloyd then gallops off, and Akita tries to follow, but wimps due to her injured leg. Lloyd comes back and apologizes for being so harsh. She then accepts and plans to tell Lloyd her story.
At the Castle of Ice, the Ice Emperor awakens the Ice Dragon by stomping his staff on the ground, disturbing the prisoner, who looks out his cell window to see it fly off for the Great Lake.
==Appearances==
*Akita
*Emperor King and Lord Garmadon 
*General Vex
*Grimfax
*Harumi 
*Ice Emperor
*Kataru 
*Lloyd Garmadon
*Zane
Secrets of the Blacksmith

"Secrets of the Blacksmith" is the first mini-episode after the pilot episodes in Ninjago: Masters of Spinjitzu.
== Plot ==
Nya is moving in with Jay and his Ninjago Dragons (Disambiguation). As she enters the Blacksmith Shop to collect her weapons that Jay does not know about, four Skulkin warriors enter the shop. They are Wyplash, Chopov, Bonezai and Krazi. They want her supply of weapons and they fight her thinking that they can all defeat a girl. But, being the sister of a spinjitzu master, Nya battles the skeletons without any fear. After the battle was over, the skeletons were found in barrel ripped apart. Krazi comments, "Wyplash man, we just got beaten by a girl!". Wyplash then states, "This remains between the four of us!".
== Characters ==
* Nya
* Jay
* Wyplash
* Bonezai
* Chopov
* Krazi
* Lightning Dragon
== Notes ==
* Bonezai is the only skeleton that did not speak.
* This short was included on the LEGO Club DVD included in the November–December issue of the LEGO Magazine in 2011.
* This is the first appearance of Wyplash.
* In some versions, when Jay is about to do Spinjitzu, he is in his normal outfit. This was later fixed.
Security Droid (Ninjago)

Security Droids are Nindroids that are allied with Cyrus Borg.
== Description ==
Standard Security Droids have black legs, hips, torso, hands, head, and a right arm, with a silver left arm. The torso, hips, and legs feature printing depicting a black kimono with purple accents, and the torso is also printed to show mechanical details underneath the Nindroid's kimono. The Nindroid also wears a black hood with a mechanical grey eyepiece covering its right eye.
Realm Crystal Security Droids have white legs, hips, torso, and a right arm, a silver left arm, and a black head and hands. The torso, hips, and legs feature printing depicting a white kimono with purple accents, and the torso is also printed to show mechanical details underneath the Nindroid's kimono. The Nindroid also wears a white hood with a mechanical grey eyepiece covering its right eye.
==Background==
Standard Security Droids are used by Cyrus Borg to train the ninja.
Realm Crystal Guardians are used by Cyrus Borg to protect the Realm Crystal within Hiroshi's Labyrinth. They are led by the Security Droid General. They were outsmarted by Nadakhan, which manipulated them into leading him to the Realm Crystal.
==Appearances==
=== TV Appearances ===
* Ninjago: Masters of Spinjitzu
:* Season 5
::* "Winds of Change" 
:* Season 6
::* "Public Enemy Number One" 
==Gallery of Variants==
Security Droid General

The Security Droid General is a Ninjago minifigure released in 2017. It is a Nindroid that is allied with Cyrus Borg. He is the leader of the Realm Crystal Guardians.
== Description ==
The Security Droid General has white legs, hips, torso, and a right arm, a silver left arm, and a black head and hands. The torso, hips, and legs feature printing depicting a white kimono with purple accents, and the torso is also printed to show mechanical details underneath the Nindroid's kimono. The Nindroid also wears a white hood with a mechanical grey eyepiece covering its right eye, as well as white armour with shoulderpads and katana sheaths.
==Background==
The Security Droid General is the leader of the Realm Crystal Guardians, which are used by Cyrus Borg to protect the Realm Crystal within Hiroshi's Labyrinth. He and his army were outsmarted by Nadakhan, which manipulated them into leading him to the Realm Crystal.
==Appearances==
* Bricktober 2017 Ninjago Minifigure Pack
=== TV Appearances ===
* Ninjago: Masters of Spinjitzu
:* Season 6
::* "Public Enemy Number One"
==Notes==
*The General's appearance is based on General Cryptor.
==Gallery==
Security_Nindroid_General.png|The Security Droid General in the TV show
Security Guard (Batman)

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A Security Guard is a Batman minifigure introduced in 2006.
== Description ==
The Security Guard wears a uniform with a badge and a blue belt with a walkie-talkie. His torso and legs are dark grey.
==Background==
Security Guards are the guards of Arkham Asylum, the home of Gotham City's most evil criminal masterminds.
===Video games===
====LEGO Batman: The Videogame====
Security Guards are enemies in the villain levels, and are unlockable as well.
====LEGO Batman 2: DC Super Heroes====
A security guard was stationed outside of The Joker's cell in Arkham Asylum. He was watching Clark Kent's news report on The Joker's capture by Batman, when The Joker destroyed his television with his boxing glove gun. The security guard confiscated the weapon and left his post with it, giving The Joker enough time to escape after he was broken out by Lex Luthor.
====LEGO Batman 3: Beyond Gotham====
Various security guards oversaw the incarceration of The Joker, Lex Luthor, Brainiac, Cheetah, Solomon Grundy, and Firefly in Arkham Asylum.
== Notes ==
* One of the guards shares Bruce Wayne, Satipo, and Racer X's head.
== Appearances ==
* 7785 Arkham Asylum 
=== Video game appearances ===
* LEGO Batman: The Videogame
* LEGO Batman 2: DC Super Heroes 
* LEGO Batman 3: Beyond Gotham 
=== TV appearances ===
* Batman vs Joker
==Gallery of variants==
===Gallery of video game variants===
== Gallery ==
security guard bs.png|A security guard in Batman vs Joker
Batman-short-security-guard.jpg|From Batman vs Joker and LEGO Batman: The Movie - DC Super Heroes Unite
Security Guard (Spider-Man)

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A Security Guard is a Spider-Man minifigure introduced in 2004.
== Description ==
The Security Guard wears a uniform with a badge and a blue belt with a walkie-talkie. His torso and legs are dark grey.
== Background ==
The Security Guard worked at a New York City bank. After Doc Ock robbed the bank, the Security Guard chased him in a police car.
== Appearances ==
* 4854 Doc Ock's Bank Robbery
Security battle droid

A security battle droid is a Star Wars minifigure first introduced in 2002.
== Variations ==
To date, four versions of the security battle droid have been released. The first has a tan leg piece, with a red body that has tan printing on the front to give the appearance of a battle droid's body covered with red security markings. The droid also has two tan curved arm pieces, and a tan battle droid head piece, with a strip of red printing on the back of the head. This variant of the security battle droid came armed with a reddish-orange-tipped black megaphone blaster.
The second version of security battle droid was released five years later. This variant had a simpler design than the first, featuring no printing on any of the pieces, and the body piece came in a darker red. It also had one straightened arm, so that it could hold its black blaster.
A third variant was released in 2011, with the only difference between the second being that like the first variant, it featured tan prinitng on the front of the piece. The security battle droid was again armed with a black blaster piece. Sets released in 2012 used the less detailed second variant.
The latest version of the security battle droid was released in 2014. This version of the droid was similar to the third, retaining a tan printing design on the front of the body, and also has dark red printing on the back of the head. Like the previous three variants, this security battle droid wields a black blaster.
=== Video Game variants ===
"Battle Droid (Security)" is a playable character first seen in LEGO Star Wars: The Video Game, and shares a likeness to the original physical Security Battle Droid released in 2002. This character has the ability to fire its megaphone blaster. These droid also appear as enemies in the levels "Negotiations", "Escape From Naboo", "Retake Theed Palace", "Droid Factory", "Jedi Battle" and "Chancellor in Peril". Battle Droid (Security) can also be used as a playable character in LEGO Star Wars II: The Original Trilogy if "Use old save" is enabled and save data is present on the same device from the first LEGO Star Wars with the character unlocked. This droid appears again as a playable character in LEGO Star Wars: The Complete Saga, retaining the same roles as it did from the first game.
== Background ==
Security battle droids were battle droids which specialised in the areas of security. They were given more advanced programming and free thought than the standard B1 regular battle droids so they could detect threats better, and were used mainly for security purposes such as guarding prisoners. These droids were usually aboard Trade Federation battleships and command bridges, acting as guards, and were also seen in prisons and other facilities on planet surfaces.
== Appearances ==
* 7204 Jedi Defense II 
* 7662 Trade Federation MTT 
* 7877 Naboo Starfighter 
* 9494 Anakin's Jedi Interceptor 
* 9509 LEGO Star Wars Advent Calendar 
* 75044 Droid Tri-Fighter 
=== Video Game Appearances ===
* LEGO Star Wars: The Video Game
* LEGO Star Wars II: The Original Trilogy 
* LEGO Star Wars: The Complete Saga
== Gallery of Variants ==
== External links ==
Seliel's Father

==Seliel's Father==
Seliel's Father is a character from the Ninjago: Masters of Spinjitzu graphic novel Who is the Phantom Ninja?; he is the father of Seliel and the mayor of their town. The pair were taken hostage by the Nindroids when their town was invaded, and Seliel secretly took up the persona of the Phantom Ninja in order to resist them without compromising her identity. After Sensei Wu's ninja arrived, they succeeded together in driving out the Nindroids, and Seliel's father gave her his blessing to continue her heroic efforts.
Selina Kyle

Selina Kyle is the alter ego of Catwoman. She is a wealthy socialite. She appeared in the DS version of LEGO Batman: The Videogame.
== Description ==
In The Dark Knight Rises downloadable content pack for LEGO Batman 3: Beyond Gotham, "Selina Kyle (The Dark Knight Rises) appears as a playable character and has the super sense ability.
== Background ==
Having had a very difficult childhood, Selina Kyle learned various thievery skills and used them to become a slick burglar known as Catwoman. In her public life, she is a wealthy socialite living off the loot she has stolen. As Catwoman, Selina seeks thrills in stealing various artifacts and treasures and taking her ill-gotten spoils to her socialite life. She is a skilled gymnast and martial artist, and wields gloved claws as well as a whip. Catwoman is not directly against Batman as she sometimes allies with him in his crime fighting, but her thieving ways are what keep her from being a fully fledged crime fighter.
== Gallery of variants ==
== Appearances ==
* LEGO Batman: The Videogame 
* LEGO Batman 3: Beyond Gotham
== See also ==
* Vicki Vale
* Talia Al Ghul
Category:DC Comics Super Heroes minifigures
Category:Batman minifigures
Selma (Ninjago)

Selma is a minifigure appearing in the Ninjago: Masters of Spinjitzu TV series. She is the wife of Skales and the mother of Skales Jr.
== Appearances ==
* Ninjago: Masters of Spinjitzu
** Season 3
*** "Curse of the Golden Master"
** Tall Tales
*** "The Tall Tale of Clancee" (Non-canon)
== Gallery ==
SkaleswithFamily.png|Selma with Skales and Skales Jr.
Senate Commando

Senate Commandos were an elite unit of guards that protected the Senate. They have appeared in three sets.
In the newest set including Senate Commandoes, 8128 Cad Bane's Speeder, they introduced the new Senate Commando Captain.
== Description ==
Senate Commandos wore blue armour, similar to that of Clone Troopers, and carried blaster rifles. Their helmet has a ridge on it.
== Background ==
Senate Commandos were a part of a group of expert guards given the task of being Chancellor Palpatine's personal body guards during the Clone Wars. They were non-clones specifically trained to protect Senators and diplomats including Chancellor Palpatine.
== Appearances ==
* 8039 Venator-class Republic Attack Cruiser 
* 8128 Cad Bane's Speeder 
* 75088 Senate Commando Troopers 
=== Magnet Appearances ===
* 853037 Magnet Set Anakin, Senate Commando and Ahsoka 
=== Video Game Appearances ===
* LEGO Star Wars III: The Clone Wars
== Notes ==
* While Senate Commandos were non-clones, it appears that the Senate Commandos all have a clone face, which also applies for the Senate Commando Captain.
== Gallery of Variants ==
== Gallery ==
File:Senate Commando.jpg|The Senate Commando at a Toy Fair
Commadno.jpg|A Senate Commando.
Category:Star Wars minifigures
Senate Commando Captain

Senate Commando Captain is the name of a minifigure based off a character from the Star Wars: The Clone Wars television series of the same name. It is in the Star Wars theme. It was released in 2010.
== Description ==
The Senate Commando Captain is entirely blue with white markings that distinguish it from the Senate Commando. His helmet is a piece which is exclusive to this minifigure and the Senate Commando.
== Background ==
Senate Commando Captains were officers in the Senate Commandos, a group of elite soldiers within the Senate Guard, who frequently acted as bodyguards. The only physical difference between a Senate Commando Captain and an average Senate Commando is the white markings on the Captain's blue armor. 
== Notes ==
* Like previous Senate Commandos, the head of the Commando is that of a Clone Trooper, even though in the Star Wars Universe, Senate Commandos are not clones.
* A Senate Commando Captain's visor is proportionately smaller than that of a regular Senate Commando.
* In the Summer 2010 UK Argos catalogue, the Senate Commando Captain is called a 'Senate Commando Officer'.
* Like a standard Senate Commando, the captain has the same ridge/crest on his helmet, even though in "Star Wars: The Clone Wars", his ridge/crest is much larger.
== Appearances ==
* 8128 Cad Bane's Speeder
* 75088 Senate Commando Troopers
== Gallery of Variants ==
== Gallery ==
File:Commando.png|The Commando in action.
File:Senate_commando_cptn_(small).jpg|A view of the trooper without helmet.
Front and back.jpg|The front and rear of the Senate Commando Captain.
Senate.jpg|A Senate Commando Captain.
== External links ==
Category:Star Wars minifigures