Simba Stitch 25 cm plush celebrating 100 Years of Disney, Black

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The Evil Queen is notoriously vain and possesses a Magic Mirror, which fatefully reveals that Snow White's beauty has surpassed her own. An oval shield represents the mirror, featuring a lime green and purple visage in the centre, surrounded by magical flames. Both this image and the purple pattern adorning the frame look outstanding, when compared with the movie.

Moreover, the character's two facial expressions are superb, accented with accurate lime green eye shadow and pronounced cheekbones on both sides. Cruella de Vil's bright light yellow coat is similarly stunning and benefits from a lovely fabric piece around her shoulders, featuring a fur pattern to match the printed texture across her torso and legs. The hooded jumper is nicely detailed as well, featuring white stripes and printed cuffs on both arms. Furthermore, the modern hood component looks great and a pair of blue legs completes the ensemble. I think medium legs were a suitable choice for Miguel, reflecting his age of twelve during the movie. If you are looking for a lovely memento to celebrate 100 years of Disney you can’t go wrong with the new special edition Disney 100 Stitch Plush. The previous series of Disney Collectable Minifigures have certainly been enjoyable, but I think 71038 Disney 100 Collectable Minifigures surpasses them both! This selection of characters provides greater variety than before, while the individual minifigures are more advanced too. Many include dual-moulded pieces and nearly all are extremely accurate to their equivalents onscreen. Medallions are displayed behind glass in the machines so you have a better idea of what they will look like. Celebrity 5&10 – Buzz, Cruella, Belle, Mike & SulleyI think a combined head and torso piece, similar to those used on Chewbacca and many other minifigures, would have been effective instead. Decoration alone does not convey the desired cuddly shape, although the distribution of grey patches is accurate and I like the round slot for Baymax's programming chip on his torso. The “Frozen” medallion features Anna, Elsa, Olaf, and Bruni. Disney’s Animal Kingdom Ziwani Traders – Bambi & Thumper; Carl, Russell, & Dug; Young Simba, Timon, & Pumbaa; Baloo & Mowgli Disney’s Grand Floridian Resort & Spa Monorail Station – Tiana, Mary Poppins, WALL-E, Alice & White Rabbit Voiced by Chris Sanders, Stitch is one of the main characters in the Lilo & Stitch franchise. Created by Jumba Jookiba, Stitch is an illegal genetic experiment, whose main function is to destroy everything he comes across. Stitch is very strong, practically indestructible, extremely smart and also very mischievous. Stitch resides with Lilo and her ohana. Baymax is probably the weakest minifigure in the series, although even the cuddly robot looks reasonable, despite certain areas for improvement. Otherwise, I am impressed with the whole series, especially given its broad coverage of Disney animations. As always, there are notable omissions, such as Snow White and Rapunzel, but those absentees leave potential for a fourth series in the future!

LEGO has released a variety of Pixar sets, although certain films have been overlooked. Coco is a prime example, but has inspired two minifigures in this series, the first of whom is Ernesto de la Cruz. The famed musician is richly dressed in white, with intricate metallic silver patterns around the brim of his hat, continuing onto his torso, arms and legs. Baymax attracted particular attention when these Collectable Minifigures were revealed, not necessarily for the right reasons. This famously chubby robot from Big Hero 6 does not seem entirely appropriate for a conventional minifigure, despite using specialised arms to recreate his inflatable body. These are only partially successful, in my opinion. Surely «Robin Hood» is more well known than «Fantasia» and «Big Hero 6» at least? I think «Lilo & Stitch» is pretty obscure (by Disney standard) as well." Not keen on the modern ones. Was Coco and Big Hero 6 even that popular?? Same with Princess & the Frog, I haven't heard anyone mention that since it came out. Anastasia and Rasputin would have been a lot more interesting. BH6 and Coco had a huge reception in the Western U.S. as might be expected as the settings resonate with our culture. Personally, neither one was anything on my radar. It was my kid who looped me into watching them, and I thoroughly enjoyed both.Disney100 collectible medallions are now available at machines throughout Walt Disney World Resort.