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Witch (White)

The Witch is a playable character in LEGO Harry Potter: Years 1-4 and a non-playable character in LEGO Harry Potter: Years 5-7. She is seen walking around The Leaky Cauldron and The Ministry of Magic.
== Description ==
Like most wizards and witches in the game, this Witch is armed with a brown wand. She is able to cast Wingardium Leviosa (or Accio instead if purchased), Lumos Solem, Immobulus, Riddikulus, Expelliarmus, Transfiguration Spell, and a range of other spells which can be purchased at Wiseacre's Wizarding Supplies.
== Appearances ==
* LEGO Harry Potter: Years 1-4
* LEGO Harry Potter: Years 5-7
Wither

The Wither is a brick-built figure from the Minecraft theme.
== Background ==
The Wither is a boss in Minecraft that can be built with three Wither skulls and four pieces of soul sand. It has three heads, similar to the skulls, and a skeletal torso that levitates above the ground. When it is killed, the boss drops a Nether Star, used to build a beacon.
== Appearances ==
* 21126 The Wither
== External links ==
* Wither on Minecraft Wiki
Wither Skeleton

A Wither Skeleton is a minifigure from the Minecraft theme.
== Background ==
Wither Skeletons are hostile mobs that are exclusive to the Nether. They are slightly taller than their Overworld counterpart and carry a stone sword that has a chance to be enchanted, they also inflict the wither effect, which slowly deteriorates the user (making them lose health very fast), if the user has lost enough health they will wither away. Upon death, they drop bones, coal, or their skull, which can be used to build the Wither.
== Appearances ==
* 21126 The Wither
== External links ==
* Wither Skeleton on Minecraft Wiki
Wiz

Wiz is a wolf seen briefly in Legends of Chima: Laval's Journey. He goes with the rest of the wolves to the Eagle Spire in search of a piece of the triple Chi armour. Wiz holds Eris hostage until he is defeated by Laval, of whom he believe is the eagle's boyfriend.
== Appearances ==
=== Video Game Appearances ===
* Legends of Chima: Laval's Journey
Wizard

Wizards are minifigures that mostly appear in sets of the themes Castle or Harry Potter. They are based on Fictional characters who are known for using magic spells or "wizardry".
== History ==
The first physical wizard minifigure was Majisto, a sorcerer in blue attire that was introduced with the Dragon Masters faction of Castle in 1993. All key features of the later LEGO wizards were already present on Majisto: the pointed hat and the beard. He was also equipped with a magic wand that had a star shaped tip. 1997 saw the introduction of an Evil Witch which also used the pointed hat and a red variant of the magic wand, which was also the last new appearance of this piece outside of Belville.
The next sorcerers were several Harry Potter characters, beginning in 2001. But only Professor Dumbledore retained the look of Majisto with a pointed hat and a beard piece (albeit grey).
The second Castle wizard was a distinctly evil looking individual included in 7093 Skeleton Tower and two chess sets from 2007 and 2008 (852001 Castle Chess Set and 852293 LEGO Castle Giant Chess Set respectively). This evil wizard was wearing red clothes, a black hat with a skull on it, a black cape and black gloves. He also had a grey beard and the same head as Ogel, the villain from Alpha Team.The chess set from 2008 also included two wizards on the "good" side, who were dressed completely in light blue and had white beards and their pointed hats were adorned with small stars. The torso pieces of the wizards from either party were not printed, instead the leg assembly was printed with a belt and small bags.
The light blue wizard reappeared in the set 5614 The Good Wizard from 2009. This time he was equipped with a simple brown magic wand.
== List of Wizards ==
* Majisto the first wizard from Dragon Masters.
* Good Wizard from Castle.
* Evil Wizard from the Castle (2007) theme.
* Mallock the Malign, from the motion picture The Adventures of Clutch Powers.
* Wizard (Green) from LEGO Harry Potter: Years 1-4.
* Wizard (Kingdoms) from the Kingdoms theme.
* Wizard (Red) from LEGO Harry Potter: Years 1-4.
* Wizard Skeleton from Time Cruisers.
* Evil Wizard (Spellbreaker 4-D)
* Dragon Wizard from the Kingdoms theme.
* Professor Dumbledore from the Harry Potter (Theme).
* Saruman from the Lord of the Rings
* Gandalf also from the Lord of the Rings and The Hobbit
* Wizard (Minifigures) from the Minifigures theme.
You may also be looking for other wizard-related subjects such as:
* Wizard's Sceptre the weapon used by the Evil Wizard.
* Wizards Fireworks the LEGOLAND Windsor event.
* Magic Wand the part.
== See also ==
* Witch (Collectable Minifigure)
* Witch
* Evil Sorceress
* Evil Witch
* Willa the Witch
* Magician
Wizard (Blue)

Wizard (Blue) appears in LEGO Harry Potter: Years 5-7 and LEGO Harry Potter: Years 1-4 as a non-playable character who is seen walking around the Leaky Cauldron and Diagon Alley.
== Description ==
He wears a Blue Wizard Hat. He has a blue torso and legs.
== Appearences ==
;Video Game Appearances
* LEGO Harry Potter: Years 5-7
Wizard (Green)

The Wizard is a playable character in LEGO Harry Potter: Years 1-4.
== Description ==
Like most wizards and witches in the game, this Wizard is armed with a brown wand. He is able to cast Wingardium Leviosa (or Accio instead if purchased), Lumos Solem, Immobulus, Riddikulus, Expelliarmus, Transfiguration Spell, Expecto Patronum, Reducto, and a range of other spells which can be purchased at Wiseacre's Wizarding Supplies.
Wizard (Heroica)

The Wizard is a Heroica microfigure introduced in the 2011 Heroica LEGO Games Subtheme. It is a character with the special ability in game to defeat any monster up to four spaces away, even around corners. This special ability is mimicked by the wand weapon available in game from the store.
== Background ==
During his years of solitude and careful study in mystical cities, the Wizard developed uncanny magical abilities. Able to draw raw energy from the ether, he can hurl fireballs at his enemies. He is using his knowlege of the old legends to get to the bottom of the invasion and to find the relics of power.
== Notes ==
* The Wizard's description in the hero quiz is: "15 points. You are the intelligent hero. You always think things through before you act, and your friends often ask for your advice when they are in trouble. The secret to being a great wizard is to know when and where to use your powers. (It’s okay to sometimes use them to mess with people, too, you know.)"
== Appearances ==
* 3860 Castle Fortaan
* 3859 Caverns of Nathuz
* 3857 Draida Bay
* 3874 Ilrion
Category:Heroica Minifigures
Category:LEGO Games microfigures
Wizard (Kingdoms)

The Wizard is a minifigure from the Kingdoms theme. The minifigure features a blue wizard hat with stars pictured on it, a face with white hair, a white beard, a blue torso with yellow hands, and pants with a belt and various objects hung from it. He has a magic wand as an accessory. He is similar to the first wizard, Majisto from the Dragon Masters theme.
== Appearances ==
* 7952 Kingdoms Advent Calendar
== See also ==
* Majisto
* Dragon Wizard
Category:Kingdoms minifigures
Wizard (Minifigures)

The Wizard is one of sixteen collectable minifigures released in 2014 as a part of Series 12.
== Description ==
The Wizard has a blue torso and a blue slope piece instead of legs. He has a robe printing with a star pattern. He wears a new cape piece and a new hat piece colored blue with star on it. He wears Gandalf's Beard and wields a brown scepter with a blue diamond.
== LEGO.com Description ==
== Notes ==
* The wizard is the first minifigure outside of The Lord of the Rings and The Hobbit themes to use Part:10052.
== Appearances ==
* 71007 Minifigures Series 12
== See also ==
* Wizard
Wizard (Red)

The Wizard is a playable character in LEGO Harry Potter: Years 1-4 and a non-playable character in LEGO Harry Potter: Years 5-7. In 5-7, he has a Black hat instead of Red.
== Description ==
Like most wizards and witches in the game, this Wizard is armed with a brown wand. He is able to cast Wingardium Leviosa (or Accio instead if purchased), Lumos Solem, Immobulus, Riddikulus, Expelliarmus, Transfiguration Spell, and a range of other spells which can be purchased at Wiseacre's Wizarding Supplies.
== Background ==
He appears on Platform 9 3/4 when Ron Weasley turns his hat into a frog, many times in potions class on a piece of parchment, and twice on the Knight Bus asleep in LEGO Harry Potter: Years 1-4.
Wojira

Wojira is a Ninjago Brick-built figure released in 2021. She is a monstrous sea serpent.
==Background==
Wojira was mentioned-though by the name "Wohira"-in Dead Man's Squall, being noted as a creature once worshipped by a primitive tribe. In the Never-Realm, there exists a pass named Wojira's Wrath, known for its powerful winds and the constant danger of avalanches in the area. Lloyd travels through this pass in An Unlikely Ally, learning of its name from Sorla.
== Appearances ==
*71745 Lloyd's Jungle Chopper Bike 
*71746 Jungle Dragon 
*71747 The Keepers' Village 
*71748 Catamaran Sea Battle 
*71750 Lloyd's Hydro Mech 
*71752 Ninja Sub Speeder 
*71754 Water Dragon 
*71755 Temple of the Endless Sea
*71756 Hydro Bounty 
Category:Minifigures introduced in 2021
Category:Ninjago Minifigures
Category:Ninjago
Wolf

A Wolf is a figure from the Minecraft theme. 
== Background ==
Wolves are neutral mobs that spawn in the Overworld. These mobs ignore the Player, unless provoked, leading to all nearby wolves to join in hurting the attacker. The wolf can be tamed by being fed bones, adapting a red collar (that can be dyed to be Yellow or any other desired color), as well as being bred with meat.
== Appearances ==
* 21121 The Desert Outpost
== External links ==
* Wolf on Minecraft Wiki
Wolf Guy

Wolf Guy is a minifigure released in 2015.
== Description ==
Wolf Guy has a shaggy fur medium grey head mould which gives him; a raised snout, pointed ears and fur which goes halfway down his back. There's a piece of light grey fur on his forehead. Wolf Guy has raised black eyebrows over his black eyes and white pupils. Wolf Guy has a circular black nose printed at the end of his snout. Wolfguy has an open mouth with him gnashing his white teeth, which highlight his canines. Wolf Guy wears a red jacket with plaid design. The jacket is ripped at the bottom revealing bare fur. There is a ripped pocket in each corner of the jacket. In the top right corner of the jacket there is a green name tag which says "Kel". The printing without the pockets and "KEL" continues on to the back. Wolf Guy's arms are also bright red and continue the plaid design. Wolf Guy's hands are bare leaving them medium grey. Wolf Guy has a bushy medium grey tail. The top of Wolf Guy's legs represent torn sand blue shorts which have holes in them. The bottom half of his legs represent bare medium grey fur. There's silver claws printed on his feet.
== Description ==
Wolf Guy was originally a lumberjack but out of nowhere turned into Wolf Guy.
== Notes ==
* Apparently, Wolf Guy seems to be the very same character as the Lumberjack from 8805 Minifigures Series 5, but transformed into a "wolf guy". Their name tags are the same, their clothes are the same (except Wolf Guy's are more ragged), and even their catchphrases ("I'm okay!"/"I'm still okay!") are similar.
== Appearances ==
* 71010 Minifigures Series 14
== Gallery ==
WolfGuy.jpg|Back view
Wolf Warriors

Wolve Warriors are minifigures that appear in digital adaptations of Legends of Chima, such as the Speedorz game and Legends of Chima: The Animated Series. They are generic characters who make up the majority of the wolf tribe. and they have two types, one completely grey the other with a red chest.
== Appearances ==
=== TV Appearances ===
* Legends of Chima: The Animated Series
=== Video Game Appearances ===
* LEGO Legends of Chima: Laval's Journey
* LEGO Legends of Chima: Speedorz
== Gallery ==
SpdzWarrior.png|In the Speedorz Game
Wolf4TV.png|With the red shirt
Wolf5TV.png|The shirtless variant 
Wolf3TV.png|A female wolf appearing briefly in Market Day
Wolfpack

The Wolfpack was one of the various factions of LEGO's Castle theme and was introduced in 1992 and lasted into 1993, although 6105 Medieval Knights, released in 1994, contained one Wolfpack member. According to official sources, "The Wolfpack is a feared group of renegades. They won't let anything or anyone stop their quest for riches." The Wolfpack is tied with Dark Forest for the smallest Castle faction (each had just three sets).
== Details ==
The bandits of the Wolfpack played the role of thieves, similar to the Forestmen, who were often incarcerated in castles of other factions.
They seemed to be quite organized, having uniforms emblazoned with their own crest, a silver wolf head on a black background. Their hideout was a small castle, Wolfpack tower.
== Notes ==
* Wolfpack appears in My LEGO Network.
* Danju from Knights' Kingdom II also has a similar wolf design on his shield.
* The Wolfpack shield can be seen in various locations around Legoland Windsor.
* The Wolfpack Shield appears as an item in LEGO Universe, with the name "Wolf Shield".
== Sets ==
== Gallery ==
6082_Wolfpack_Bandit.jpg|A Wolfpack minifigure.
cas072.jpg|Wolfpack minifigure
Category:Castle
 
Category:Themes introduced in 1992
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Category:Discontinued Themes
Category:Castle Factions
Wolfpack Clone Trooper

A Wolfpack Clone Trooper is a minifigure based on a Clone Trooper from the Wolfpack Squad in the Star Wars universe.
== Description ==
The Wolfpack Clone Trooper has sand blue legs with a black hip joint, and has black and white printing on the upper portion of the legs to more accurately depict Wolfpack armor. The torso piece has the same printing as the standard The Clone Wars Clone Trooper, with additional sand blue printing at the top of the piece on both the front and back. The torso piece also has sand blue arms as opposed to the usual white. The head piece is also the same as any normal The Clone Wars trooper, and the helmet has the usual printing for the visor and other details. However, sand blue printing is once again used on this piece at the bottom, one sand blue shape on each side, and the logo of the Wolfpack printed above the visor, with further sand blue shapes around it. Towards the top of the crest of the helmet, a grey rectangle is also printed.
This trooper comes equipped with a blaster and a plain white jetpack piece.
== Background ==
The Wolfpack was a Clone Trooper squad, a part of the 104th Battalion led by Jedi General Plo Koon and Commander Wolffe. The Wolfpack troopers originally wore armour with the Wolfpack insignia and distinctive dark red markings, however the markings were later changed to a grey-blue colour to honour a significant number of Wolfpack members who fell at the Battle of Abregado. Members of the Wolfpack participated in several missions throughout the Clone Wars, including the Battle of Felucia, the Battle of Khorm, and rescuing High Jedi General Mace Windu and Jedi General Anakin Skywalker on Vanqor.
== Gallery of Variants ==
== Notes ==
* The first variant's legs and torso are the same as Commander Wolffe's.
* On the back of the box of 7964 Republic Frigate it shows him with grey printing instead of Sand Blue.
== Appearances ==
* 7964 Republic Frigate
* 75045 Republic AV-7 Anti-Vehicle Cannon
== External links ==
* "Wolfpack" on Wookiepedia
Category:Star Wars minifigures
Woman (2011)

The Woman is a minifigure that made her first appearance in the 10218 Pet Shop. She has a long brown hairpiece, a simple smiley face, the Lion Queen' s torso, and matching dark red legs. 
== Gallery ==
WomanBetter.jpg
== Appearances ==
* 10218 Pet Shop
* 10232 Palace Cinema
Category:Modular Houses minifigures
Womp Rat

A Womp Rat is a Star Wars animal that lives on the desert planet Tatooine. The Womp Rat appears in two video games published by Traveler's Tales; which are LEGO Star Wars II: The Original Trilogy and its follow-up LEGO Star Wars: The Complete Saga. In the games the animal comes out of large grey and black trash bins and simply runs around. It doesn't harm the player and merely serves as a background character.
In both of the LEGO Star Wars video games it appears on more planets than supposed to from the film's standpoint, which is Tatooine.
On Endor the Womp Rat comes out of a machine off to the side of the battlefield where many creatures and characters come out of to help, such as a Ewok, Rebel Trooper, and then the Womp Rat.
== Appearances ==
* 75081 T-16 Skyhopper
=== Video Game Appearances ===
* LEGO Star Wars II: The Original Trilogy
* LEGO Star Wars: The Complete Saga
* LEGO Star Wars: The Skywalker Saga
== Notes ==
* The Womp Rat is playable by turning on Extra Toggle in both video games, however, it has no special abilities and can only run around.
== Gallery ==
Womp Rat.png|A Womp Rat from the video games.
Category:Animals
Category:Star Wars minifigures
Category:Star Wars creatures
Wonald

Wonald is a Legends of Chima minifigure that appears in Legends of Chima: The Animated Series. In several books, he appears to like salad and vegetables over meat and is an outcast among the wolves, though he still travels with them. In the show, he appears to be a wolf cub with short legs.
== Description ==
== Background ==
== Appearances ==
=== TV Appearances ===
* Legends of Chima: The Animated Series
:* Season 1
::* "Attack on Eagle Spire"
::* "The Hundred Year Moon"
:* Season 3
::* "Fire Dreaming"
::* "The Heart of Cavora"
* The Legends of Chima 4-D X-perience
=== Mini-Movie Appearances ===
* "The Black Valious"
== Gallery ==
Wolf cub.jpeg
Category:Legends of Chima minifigures
Wonder Girl

Wonder Girl is a DC Universe character that appears in LEGO Batman 3: Beyond Gotham.
== Description ==
Wonder Girl wears a red belly top with Wonder Woman's logo emblazoned on the chest and a pair of blue jeans with decorative stars. 
She is able to fly and wears a pair of bracers which can be used to redirect bullets and lasers.
== Background ==
Cassie Sandsmark is the daughter of Doctor Helena Sandsmark, an archaeologist associate of Wonder Woman. Using magical artifacts, Cassie assists Wonder Woman in battle until she learns that her father is Zeus, king of the Olympians. He grants Wonder Girl true super powers as a reward for her bravery, though her mother has the ability to take them away at will.
Wonder Girl joins Young Justice and later the Teen Titans, where she meets and becomes romantically involved with Superboy.
After The Flash reboots the timeline, Wonder Girl's history is changed. She is now Zeus's granddaughter, her father being a demigod named Lennox, making Wonder Woman her aunt. Wonder Girl's powers are derived from a magical suit of armour, and she remains a member of the new Teen Titans under the leadership of Red Robin, whom she is also romantically involved with.
== Notes ==
* When Wonder Girl flies, the 1975 Wonder Woman theme song plays.
== Appearances ==
* LEGO Batman 3: Beyond Gotham
Wonder Woman's Invisible Jet

Wonder Woman's Invisible Jet is an unreleased DC Universe Super Heroes set (or part of one) revealed by LEGO Batman: The Visual Dictionary in 2012. It was conceived as a sketch model of which did not reach the production phase. A substantially different version of the jet was later released in 2015 as one of the three builds in 76026 Gorilla Grodd Goes Bananas.
== Background ==
Diana was given the Invisible Jet after she was chosen to protect the world of men. The Jet was given to Diana as a present from her mother to places quickly travel to places and for extra firepower against enemies.
Wondrous Weightlifter

The Wondrous Weightlifter is a minifigure introduced in 2012. He appears in the series 8909 Team GB Minifigures.
== Description ==
The Wondrous Weightlifter has red legs, printed with blue, white, black and orange stripes. The blue and white stripes continue up his body to his red torso. He wears a dark brown belt with a silver buckle, and has bare yellow arms and hands. He has a yellow head with an enthusiastic expression, with beads of sweat rolling down his face. He has short blonde hair. Like all the Team GB minifigures, he wears a red and gold medal. 
== Notes ==
* This is the second weightlifter to be made, the first being the Weight Lifter.
* His head uses an edited version of Superman's face printing, being recoloured and having drops of sweat.
== Description from press release ==
== Gallery ==
Weight lifter.jpg|Digital rendering
Olympic_weight_lifter.png|Preliminary version 
== See also ==
* Weight Lifter
Wooden Cow

Wooden LEGO Cow is a Wooden Toys set released in an unknown year. It is a pull-along toy.
== Description ==
The cow is 17.5 cm tall, 25 cm long and 6 cm wide. It weighs 344 grams.
== Gallery ==
koe op wielen7.jpg
wood cow3.jpg
wood cow4.jpg
wood cow5.jpg
== External Link(s) ==
* Miniland.com
Wooden Toys

Wooden Toys is the name of the first theme of LEGO toys created. The first toy was created in 1932 and was exclusive to the shop owned by LEGO Creator, Ole Kirk Christiansen.
== History and Sets ==
=== Beginnings of The LEGO Group ===
The LEGO Group began in the workshop of Ole Kirk Christiansen, a carpenter from Billund, Denmark, who began making wooden toys in 1932. In 1934, his company came to be called LEGO,Lego - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia and expanded to producing plastic toys in 1940. In 1949, LEGO began producing the now famous interlocking bricks, calling them automatic binding bricks. These bricks were based largely on the design of Kiddicraft Self-Locking Bricks, which were then released in the United Kingdom in 1947. 
=== Products ===
One of the first and best known products released by LEGO in the 1930's was the Wooden Duck. The duck was later remade in LEGO bricks as 2011 LEGO Duck. Another well known wood toy is Teddy Bill. However, there were many others.
These sets ended production in the 1960's.
=== End of Wood Toy manufacturing ===
As the plastic toys started gaining popularity in the mid-1950’s, the production of wooden toys was scaled back. The few wood and plastic toys that remained were marketed under the name Bilofix in 1959 and all non-system toys were finally discontinued in 1960. On 4 February 1960, the LEGO department for wooden toy production was struck by lightning and burned down for the third time. After much consideration, it was decided to discontinue production of wooden toys and to concentrate solely on plastic toys. As a result, two of the brothers, Karl Georg and Gerhardt, decided to leave the LEGO company and start their own separate business, called BILOfix. LEGO had produced at least several hundred different wooden toys and plastic toys designs since 1932. In their 28 years of production, none of the wooden toys were ever sold outside of Denmark.
== Legacy ==
At the time, the distinguishing feature of the wooden toys was their high quality. The LEGO Duck specifically is a longtime symbol of the LEGO company's early years and what it represented.
Many of these toys and products can be found still in good quality in museums, particularly those in Denmark.
== List of Wooden Toys ==
== References ==
== External links ==
* List of LEGO Wood Toys at www.miniland.nl
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Category:Themes introduced in 1932
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Wooden Train

Wooden Train is a Wooden Toys set released in 1935. 
== Description ==
The set consisted of three parts: an engine, a coach, and a boxcar, all sporting a red and white colour scheme. The engine had The LEGO Logo from 1934 on its side, right below the small funnel. 
The coach had a total of twelve windows, six on each side that are all painted white. The boxcar has an open door on the each side and a hollow interior. All of the sections included wooden wheels, each being a light brown/tan, with a total of fourteen on all three parts of the train.