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Exploriens

Exploriens was a subtheme of LEGO Space and was introduced in the year 1996 and discontinued in 1997. 
== Description ==
Returning to the clean white and transparent blue cockpits of Futuron (as well as their civilian role), Exploriens sets are known for their use of large, open structures and special image elements (e.g., as foil-holograph stickers for view screens). The Exploriens were searching, evidently, for fossils in the form of flat plates that contained triple images: one in white, for the naked eye; one in blue, for viewing under transparent red scanners; and one in red, for viewing under transparent blue scanners. 
It was the second Space theme to include a robot Minifigure, and was also the second Space theme to include a female minifigure, a robot named Ann Droid. Popular Exploriens vehicles include 6938 Scorpion Detector and their largest spaceship, the 6982 Explorien Starship (both 1996). The base was 6958 Android Base (1996). A mini-base, 6899 Nebula Outpost (1996), was also included. The theme was only short-lived, with almost all of the themes sets and merchandise being released in only the single year, 1996. The only product released the following year (in 1997) was 1130 LEGO Explorien T-Shirt.
== Background ==
The eponymous Exploriens were a group of civilian space explorers.
== Sets ==
== Minfigures ==
== Notes ==
* In LEGO Racers, one of the race-tracks on the 1st and 4th circuits is an Exploriens one, named "Magma Moon Marathon", and the starter parts for building your car include Exploriens parts. Ann Droid and Nova Hunter are both CPU opponents.
* In LEGO Universe, one of the kits exclusive to Crux Prime is the "Explorien Bot" kit, which consists of Ann Droid's legs, torso (with printings on both the front and back) and 1x1 round yellow transparent "light" hat that changes walking animations to a robotic style. The pants are awarded in a Crux Prime achievement.
== See also ==
* Futuron
Category:Space
 
Category:Themes
Category:Themes introduced in 1996
Category:Discontinued Themes
Extra toggle

Extra toggle or secret characters is a feature available on most TT LEGO video games. It first appeared in LEGO Star Wars II: The Original Trilogy. Once unlocked and turned on, certain characters become playable during free mode in certain levels.
== LEGO Star Wars II: The Original Trilogy ==
Extra toggle is an extra that can be unlocked for 30000 studs. (Note: The feature is not available on the DS version of the game.)
 
== LEGO Star Wars: The Complete Saga ==
Extra toggle can be purchased from the cantina bar for 30000 studs.
Extreme Team

Extreme Team was a subtheme of Town that ran from 1998 to 1999 which involved various high-speed and "extreme" vehicles. One Race set, 6400 Go-Kart was re-released as the Extreme Team 1096 Race Buggy.
== Description ==
There are a few common Res-Q colour schemes but as a whole the theme lacks a coherent colour scheme. Four of the sets, 1188 through 1191, which were Kabaya promotional sets, were mostly yellow, red, black, and green, with some white and light grey. Other sets, like 1068, 2963, 6567, and 6580 are mostly Red and Black. Even in sets with multiple vehicles, such as 6568 Drag Race Rally and 6584 Extreme Team Challenge, the vehicles have different colour schemes. The theme has vehicles of every type - ground, water, and air. The plane from 6582 Daredevil Flight Squad is the theme's largest vehicle, while the monster truck from 6584 Extreme Team Challenge and the 6580 Land Jet 7 are the team's largest land vehicles. The Extreme Team's only non-promotional water craft is 6567 Speed Splash, and it is also the team's largest water vehicle. The team has no base, although it has a tent in 6584 Extreme Team Challenge.
== List of Sets ==
=== Released in 1998 ===
=== Released in 1999 ===
== Characters ==
* Daredevil Tom
* Jimmy Brave
* Fearless McCoy
== See also ==
* Island Xtreme Stunts
* Race
* 6462 Aerial Recovery
 
Category:Themes
Category:Themes introduced in 1998
Category:Subthemes
Category:Discontinued Themes
Extremis Soldier

The Extremis Soldier is a minifigure released in 2013 in the Marvel Super Heroes theme.
== Description ==
The Extremis Soldier has dark brown hair. His head is glow-in-the-dark and is double sided, one side depicting a serious expression and the other with an angry expression. The first side has black eyes and light grey cheekbones with a serious expression, while the second has red eyes with red veins and cheekbones. The torso and arms are dark stone grey with black hands, hips and legs. The torso is printed with the muscles cut on the shirt that has a zipper, the collar, stitch lines near the arms, and red lines depicting designs all over the shirt. He has back printing depicting the back of the shirt, the muscles cut on his back, the red lines, the collar and arm stitches from the front.
== LEGO.com Description ==
== Background ==
The Extremis Soldier was a henchmen of Aldrich Killian, and had been injected with the Extremis formula. This formula granted him incredible regeneration properties, as well as the ability to heat his body to a molten-like form. He helped destroy Tony Stark's Malibu Mansion, under the direction of Savin, Killian's right hand.
== Notes ==
* He is one of the two Super Heroes minifigures to have a glow-in-the-dark head; the other is Aldrich Killian.
* On the back of the Iron Man 3 comic book, he is shown to be holding an ADU gun, despite the fact that he doesn't come with one in the set, as one is given to The Mandarin. Also it appears that he has black hair, not brown.
* This character is not playable in the console version of LEGO Marvel Super Heroes.
== Appearances ==
* 76007 Iron Man: Malibu Mansion Attack
== Gallery ==
Pic2DC2BE43EC23CEAD8D0EAA8E7D940491.png|CGI
cgi_savin.png|Another CGI
Soldier_Front.jpg|A front view with the alternate face
BackPrint1.PNG|Back printing
Soldier_Face_Back.jpg|Normal face
ExtremisMan.JPG|Extremis Soldier in LEGO Marvel Super Heroes
Exxon

Exxon is a real world petroleum company that appeared in several gas station and vehicle LEGO sets alongside Shell. In 1992, LEGO replaced Exxon with Octan in sets.
== Appearances ==
* 554 Fuel Pumper
* 6375 Gas Station
* 6679 Tow Truck
* 6696 Fuel Tanker
== External links ==
* Official website
* Exxon on the English Wikipedia
Category:Town
Category:Exxon
Eyezor

Eyezor, later known as Eyezorai, is a Ninjago minifigure released in early 2015. He is Master Chen's general and maintains order of the henchmen.
Eyezor is a minor antagonist in the fourth season of Ninjago: Masters of Spinjitzu, and also appears in LEGO Ninjago: Tournament and LEGO Ninjago: Shadow of Ronin.
== Description ==
Eyezor wears has a black mohawk hair piece. His head is yellow, and features a purple snake tatoo on the right. He has an angry expression, and two teeth are visible in his mouth. His torso is mainly black and yellow, with grey accents. There is a necklace with a tooth hanging from it printed on his torso. He is wearing a black waistcoat, which exposes his chest and arms. The waistcoat has numerous zip and button details printed on it. His arms are yellow and he is wearing black gloves. He has a belt printed on his lower torso that has two snake head clasps.
His hips are red with a chain printed on them. His is wearing red trousers, that past the knees, are blue. He has two pockets on his trousers, one on each leg. He is wearing steel boots, which are printed in grey. They have two fangs printed next to them.
== Background ==
== LEGO.com description ==
== Appearances ==
* 70746 Condrai Copter Attack 
* 70595 Ultra Stealth Raider 
=== TV Appearances ===
* Ninjago: Masters of Spinjitzu
:* Season 4
::* "The Invitation"
::* "Only One Can Remain" 
::* "Versus" 
::* "Ninja Roll" 
::* "Spy for a Spy"
::* "Spellbound"
=== Video game appearances ===
* LEGO Dimensions
* LEGO Ninjago: Tournament
* LEGO Ninjago: Shadow of Ronin
==Gallery of variants==
== Gallery of TV series variants ==
== Gallery ==
EyezorClose.png|In the TV series
EyezorCGI.jpg|On LEGO.com
Eyezor352.png
Eyezor353.png
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FA-4

FA-4, also referred to as Dooku's Pilot Droid, is a minifigure based on the droid from the Star Wars universe. One such droid was the personal pilot of Count Dooku's Solar Sailer.
== Description ==
The 2009 FA-4 is all white and has arm, leg and body pieces commonly used on Battle Droids, and the piece commonly used as a Skeleton foot for a head. It was released in 7752 Count Dooku's Solar Sailer.
The 2013 FA-4 is completely different from the first. The head is the same as the Commando Droids' one, but with grey markings. The body and arms are the same as a battle droids', the former being dark grey and the latter being dark brown. The lower body is made of a dark grey 1x3 plate, two dark brown cheese slopes, a dark grey 1x1 brick with 2 studs and a dark grey 1x1 plate with a vertical clip. It appeared in 75017 Duel on Geonosis and 75023 Star Wars Advent Calendar in August 2013.
== Background ==
One such droid piloted Count Dooku's Punworcca 116-class Interstellar Sloop prior to and during the Clone Wars. 
 
Later, in 19 BBY, FA-4 and FA-5 models could be seen working side-by-side at the Republic Executive Building after the Battle of Coruscant.
== Appearances ==
* 7752 Count Dooku's Solar Sailer
* 75017 Duel on Geonosis 
* 75023 Star Wars Advent Calendar
== Gallery of Variants ==
== References ==
Category:Star Wars minifigures
FIRST LEGO League

In 1998, FIRST Founder Dean Kamen and The LEGO Group’s Kjeld Kirk Kristiansen joined forces to create FIRST LEGO League, a powerful program that engages children in playful and meaningful learning while helping them discover the fun in science, technology, engineering, and math (STEM) through the FIRST experience. Over 140,000 children in 56 countries are currently active in FIRST LEGO League. The LEGO Group first produced sets within the FIRST LEGO League in 2001.
== Sets Included ==
Category:Themes
Category:FIRST LEGO League
Category:Themes introduced in 2001
FN-2003

FN-2003 is a Star Wars character appearing in "Attack of the Conscience".
==Background==
FN-2003, nicknamed Slip, was a stormtrooper who served the First Order. As a cadet, Slip trained alongside FN-2187, who was also with him during the First Order's attack on Tuanal, a village on Jakku. During the battle, FN-2003 was killed, which affected FN-2187. After the battle, Eight-seven decided to leave the First Order, becoming a member of the Resistance under the name of Finn.
==Appearances==
* LEGO Star Wars: The Resistance Rises
** "Attack of the Conscience"
==External links==
FX-9 Surgical Assistant Droid

The FX-9 Surgical Assistant Droid was a droid used in assisting other medical droids, such as 2-1B medical droids, in surgical procedures. One FX-9 droid was present in the operation of Darth Vader to keep him alive from his injuries on Mustafar. Also, when Luke Skywalker was healed a Bacta Tank on Hoth after a Wampa injury a 2-1B Medical Droid named 2-1B helped get rid of the Wounds. This minifigure is exclusive and unique to 7251 Darth Vader Transformation. The minifigure also appears in two video games; LEGO Star Wars: The Video Game and LEGO Star Wars: The Complete Saga, in both games, it merely appears in one cut-scene, as Darth Vader is transformed. It is seen being destroyed, along with the other surgical equipment, in Darth Vader's anger. It is a non-playable character in both games.
== Appearances ==
* 7251 Darth Vader Transformation 
* 75183 Darth Vader Transformation 
* Toy Fair 2005 V.I.P. Gala 
=== Video game appearances ===
* LEGO Star Wars: The Video Game
* LEGO Star Wars: The Complete Saga
==Gallery of variants==
Fabu-Fan

Fabu-Fan is a minifigure released in 2014 as part of the LEGO Movie theme. She is a fan of Fabuland. She wears a T-shirt with the Fabuland logo and the head of a Fabuland monkey.
== Appearances ==
* 70813 Rescue Reinforcements
=== Movie Appearances ===
* The LEGO Movie
== Gallery ==
TLMFF.jpg|Secondary facial expression
Fabuweo.png|In The LEGO Movie
Fabuland

Fabuland was a theme that was introduced in 1979, and discontinued in 1989, lasting a decade, making it one of the longest lived themes to date. The theme included many sets depicting the land of Fabuland, and the many Fabuland Figures. The characters had humanoid bodies with various animal heads. They were slightly larger than regular Minifigures but not nearly as large as DUPLO and were designed to be a transition from DUPLO to regular LEGO.
Fabuland had a unique look, and used regular LEGO bricks and specially designed elements for the theme. Young children could easily put together buildings and vehicles using the unique Fabuland elements such as walls, vehicle elements and roof pieces. The studs on the Fabuland bricks were normal size, but contained many elements that were uniquely Fabuland and different from any other theme. As time passed, various Fabuland elements have made a return to the LEGO universe in various themes, such as Harry Potter, Castle, Belville, LEGO Games, 4 Juniors, Star Wars, and SpongeBob SquarePants.
Fabuland was the first LEGO theme to have named characters and written stories about them. The larger sets included an instruction book that depicted the various characters building the set and when the set was completed it contained an additional story about the set and other Fabuland characters that were not in the set. In addition, various storybooks were also sold separately. In 1986 a stop motion claymation Fabuland TV series was also produced by Film Fair Productions in the UK entitled "Edward and Friends". "Edward and Friends" aired in Canada on TVO and in the UK. There were a total of 19 episodes released on VHS. There was also a story book line that contained 7 books from the series using stills from the TV show. The episodes were only 5 minutes in length, but they taught some type of moral story, usually about tolerance or helping others. 
The listing below has been divided into 3 different parts.
== Sets ==
== Minifigures ==
== Notes ==
* When Fabuland was discontinued, the Fabuland area at LEGOLAND Billund was renamed with a DUPLO theme name.
* Over the last decade, Fabuland has become increasingly popular among adult fans of LEGO (AFOLs) for the theme's unique and unusual elements and characteristics.
== See also ==
* Fabuland Figures
* Key Chains
Category:Themes
Category:Fabuland
Category:Themes introduced in 1979
Category:Discontinued Themes
Fabuland Figure Bulldog 1

The Fabuland Figure Bulldog 1 is a Fabuland figure first appearing in 1979, he was released in four sets, and one Key Chain.
== Notes ==
In sets 3664 Police Station and 3669 Fire & Police Station this figure had a police hat, and in sets 140 Town Hall and 350 Town Hall with Leonard Lion & Friends he wore a fire helmet.
== Appearances ==
* 140 Town Hall
* 350 Town Hall with Leonard Lion & Friends
* 3664 Police Station
* 3669 Fire & Police Station
* KCF52 Bulldog Key Chain
Category:Fabuland
Category:Fabuland figures
Fabuland Figure Raccoon 4

Fabuland Figure Raccoon 4 is a Fabuland Figure. He was released in 1985, and has appeared in one set and one Key Chain. The head is that of a raccoon, the torso is white, and the legs are black.
== Appearances ==
* 3681 Amusement Park
* KCF44 Racoon Key Chain
Category:Fabuland
Category:Fabuland figures
Fabuland figure

Fabuland figures are figures released with the Fabuland theme in 1979. 
== Description ==
A typical Fabuland figure has a minifigure body very similar in proportions and construction to those of DUPLO Figures but is compatible with System bricks. Thanks to its movable head, arms and legs, a Fabuland Figure has a range of motion very much like normal minifigures. The most significant difference is the presence of an animal-like head and lack of interchangable parts. 
The head is a detailed mould of a mammal, a reptile or a bird, sometimes topped by a peaked hat. It has a printing showing the creature's eyes and expression. The torso is blocky and flat. At the back the waistline is slightly lowered, limiting the range of legs’ movement to 90 degrees. The arms are straight, integrated with C-shaped hands and they rotate in sockets. The torso is connected to the leg-piece by a hinge, allowing the figure to sit. The legs are straight, square at the tights’ level, cylindrical in the middle and flat at the base, so the figure’s feet resemble 1x2 plates. The legs can move separately a quarter of a turn. 
The whole figure is about as tall as 6 bricks stacked up.
During the ten years that the figures were manufactured, several changes were made to the figures, including three different types of copyright markings on the back of the legs, and different types of printed eyes. Some of the figures had slightly different moulds used for their head pieces during the manufacturing. From 1984 on, many of the figures were released as Key Chains. Production of the figures ceased in 1989.
== Fabuland Figures ==
* Albert Albatross
* Bernard Bear
* Barney Bear
* Billy Bear
* Fabuland Figure Bulldog 1
* Inspector Dogge
* Buzzy Bulldog
* Boris Bulldog
* Barty Bulldog
* Fabuland Figure Bulldog 6
* Buster Bulldog
* Bertie Bulldog
* Rufus Rabbit
* Robby Rabbit
* Bonnie Rabbit
* Bonnie Bunny
* Cornelius Cat
* Charlie Cat
* Cathy Cat
* Catherine Cat
* Clover Cow
* Kalle Crocodile
* Clive Crocodile
* Charlie Crow
* Dr. Dog
* Elmer Elephant
* Elton Elephant
* Edward Elephant
* Freddy Fox
* Gertrude Goat
* Billy Goat
* Hannah Hippopotamus
* Henry Horse
* Harry Horse
* Bianca Lamb
* Lucy Lamb
* Lionel Lion
* Mike Monkey
* Monkey Mate
* Chester Chimp
* Gabriel Monkey
* Oscar Orangutan
* Marc Monkey
* Fabuland Figure Monkey 8
* Maximillian Mouse
* Moe Mouse
* Morty Mouse
* Marjorie Mouse
* Perry Panda
* Peter Panda
* Patrick Parrot
* Percy Pig
* Hugo Hog
* Blondi the Pig
* Pierre Pig
* Pat Pig
* Peter Pig
* Patricia Piglet
* Paulette Poodle
* Roger Raccoon
* Ricky Raccoon
* Fabuland Figure Raccoon 4
* Fabuland Figure Raccoon 5
* William Walrus
* Wilfred Walrus
=== Gallery of Variations ===
Category:Fabuland
Category:Minifigures
Factory

Factory is a theme that started in 2005. Three example sets were released that year by The LEGO Group, smaller than traditional LEGO Minifigure scale, approximately 1:50 scale. Factory is powered by LEGO Digital Designer (LDD) , a LEGO virtual building program available as a free download for PC and MAC from www.Lego.com. There were no sets released in 2006. In 2007 two sets created by LEGO fans were released. In 2009, LEGO Factory was replaced by Design byME.
== Background ==
Using the LDD people could design their own 3-D virtual model, and submit it for purchase using the shop-at-home division. Factory was also designed to enable users to view and purchase other users custom creations, you could add or remove bricks from creations at will, and then purchase for yourself. Factory sets arrived in custom packaging that showed a users model and name, and included all of the LEGO elements needed to build the virtual design in physical form.
During its Beta phase, The LEGO Group sponsored a contest to better understand the types of models that consumers would design using LDD. The contest lasted for 11 weeks and 8,000 models were custom designed. Ten models were voted by consumers and LEGO Master Model Builders to become real LEGO sets available exclusively through the company's Shop-at-Home division.
== List of Sets ==
== See also ==
* Design byME
* Hero Factory
== External links ==
* LEGO Digital Designer at LEGO.com
 
Category:Themes
Category:Themes introduced in 2005
Category:Themes that include subthemes
Category:Discontinued Themes
Fairy (Minifigures)

The Fairy is a minifigure released in 2012. She will also appear in LEGO Minifigures Online.
== Description ==
The Fairy has light brown wavey hair in a bun at the back. She has a yellow head with black eyes with white pupils and black eyelashes, a smiling face with pink lipstick she also has a white flower painted on her cheek. She has trans blue wings over her light blue torso, she wears a light blue dress with a pink flower with dark green leaves. She has yellow arms and hands. She wears a light green leavey skirt over her legs,she has light blue hips, her legs are mostly yellow but has light blue swimsuit bottom at the top. She carries a trans pink wand.
== Appearances ==
* 8833 Minifigures Series 8
=== Video Game Appearances ===
* LEGO Minifigures Online
== LEGO.com Description ==
== Stats ==
== Gallery ==
MS8 Fairy.jpg|CGI
Fairyflying.JPG|Fairy in LEGO Minifigures MMO
== Sources ==
* Eurobricks
Fairy in the Sky

Fairy in the Sky is an online game for the Minifigures theme featuring the Fairy collecting pink stars and avoiding bats and Vampire Bats.
== Gameplay ==
Players use the arrow keys to control the Fairy, having the ability to move her up, down, back, and forwards. Using the arrow keys, the player has to navigate the fairy through the night sky over the forest while collecting floating pink stars, which cause a gauge at the top of the screen to fill up. If the gauge is over the required limit (illustrated by a faded, super-imposed image) by the end of the level, then the player is allowed to progress to the next level. However, if the gauge is not above the required limit, then the player is forced to restart the level. The player must also avoid bats and Vampire Bats, which deal damage and decrease the gauge's contents. In addition to filling up the gauge, the the stars collected also increase the player's points, with one star being the equivalent of one point. If the player beats the game by completing all four levels, they are asked to play again by pressing the "Menu" button.
== Notes ==
* The game's instructions call the Vampire Bats "Manbats" instead of their correct name.
Faith

Faith, who goes by the Hunter name of Heavy Metal is a NINJAGO minifigure released in 2018.
==Appearances==
* 70653 Firstbourne
* 70654 Dieselnaut
* 70655 Dragon Pit
===Televison Appearances===
*Ninjago: Masters of Spinjitzu
**Season 9
*** "Firstbourne"
*** "Iron and Stone"
*** "Radio Free Ninjago"
*** "How to Build a Dragon"
*** "The Gilded Path"
*** "Two Lies, One Truth"
*** "The Weakest Link"
*** "Saving Faith"
*** "Lessons for a Master"
*** "Green Destiny" (mentioned)
**Season 10
*** "The Darkness Comes"
*** "Endings"
Fake CHI, Real Trouble

"Fake CHI, Real Trouble" is the fourteenth episode of Legends of Chima: The Animated Series.
==Summary==
The Wolves are still stealing Chi. Crooler then runs out of the Persuation plants to control Cragger's mind leaving him clear minded and happy, Crooler then seeks out the aid of Razar who takes her to the inventor of the Raven tribe the half-eagle half-raven Reagle who tricks the Crocodiles into distibuting his home-made Chi to the Beavers, Bears and the Rhinos. It is revealed by the ravens to be "Reagle's Cheagle" and causes those who use it to act like chickens. Outraged, Cragger retrieves all the fake chi but is stopped by Laval who scolds him for what he has done. Cragger reveals the story to Laval, but are soon surrounded by the entire Wolf Tribe who want Cragger's Chi. The Wolves then boldly plan to attack the Lion Temple, but unknowingy are tricked by Laval and Cragger into taking the "Cheagle" instead. Before they attack the temple, the Wolves start acting like chickens all except for Worriz. All the Wolves are left back to their camp and Reagle is banished to the outlands for his crime. But more importantly, Laval and Cragger's friendship is restored.