Vampire Bat

“Why, yes, I am indeed a walking, talking skeleton.” There the Skeleton Guy was, out trick-or-treating one dark Halloween night, when he suddenly found himself in a land of real-life witches and ghosts and vampires. He doesn’t dare to take off his costume and reveal that he’s just a regular person underneath, so he’s doing his best to pretend to be a monster too, and hoping that he won’t be discovered. But what the Skeleton Guy doesn’t realize is that he isn’t actually fooling anyone. Everybody knows that he isn’t really a monster (after all, you can’t fool a werewolf’s nose), but they also don’t care. He seems to be a nice fellow, if a little strange, so as long as he keeps being a friendly neighbor, the other monsters think that he can dress up however he likes!

A lute-playing, tattle-telling teacher’s pet, Martin Prince is the smartest kid in Bart’s class, a fact that he proudly mentions whenever possible. Perhaps not coincidentally, he is disliked by most of his classmates at school, as well as many of the teachers. Martin is the leader of the Super Friends, a group of misfit brainiac kids who meet secretly in the school’s deserted boiler room, where they can do extra-credit projects without fear of reprisal from their fellow students.

During the DUPLO invasion, President Business was pretty sure he had done everything he possibly could as a leader… so wasn’t that the perfect time to go golfing?

One of Batman’s staunchest allies, the hard-working Commissioner Gordon™ has spent his entire long career cleaning up the streets of Gotham City. Ever since his days as a beat cop, he has always performed his duty by the good old-fashioned rules, no matter what chaos Gotham City’s many super-villains may have thrown his way. Now that he’s retiring, what changes lie in store for his beloved city?

“Gimme an even louder L, E, G and O! All right!” While totally proud of her home team and wanting to do all she can to cheer the players on, the Red Cheerleader is also extremely competitive with her rivals on other cheer squads. Whatever the opposing team’s cheerleaders do, she feels like her squad needs to do it even bigger, better, and with more gusto. Sometimes that leads her to go a little over the top with the cheering displays she puts together. It all started simply enough, with synchronized cartwheels and the occasional human pyramid. But that led to acrobatics…and then fireworks…and then parade floats…and then they hired that skywriter jet…and before her squad knew it, more people were coming to watch the cheering than the game!

“Go away now!” The Island Warrior keeps vigilant watch over the forbidden cove of his enchanted island home. When he spots a ship sailing near, whether it flies the skull-and-crossbones or the flag of the Imperial navy, he puts on his carved wooden mask and gets ready to drive off any un-neighborly visitors. Fortunately, he’s well prepared thanks to his friends. With a knowledge of traps learned from the Forest Maiden, lessons in stealth from the Elf, and the Leprechaun’s book full of pranks, the Island Warrior has everything he needs to send any pesky plunderers who try to invade his island packing!

This laid-back lady loves to lu-wow the crowds with her breezy ballads and tropical tunes. She can’t wait to share her hula moves with all the party-goers at the Ceremonial Ceremony!

Candy has a taste for all kinds of music, but of course her favorite is Bubble-Gum Pop. Check out her sweet dance moves as she parties with her pop star pals on the Fun Bus!

Donald Duck is clever and energetic, with a hot-headed temper that often gets the best of him. He’s impatient, stubborn, easily flustered and loves to be the center of attention, but deep down he’s got a heart of gold and still gets shy around his girlfriend Daisy. Donald’s adventures with his best friends Mickey and Goofy are full of fun, laughter, and often a little trouble!

Dorothy is very much at home in Harmony Town and has almost forgotten about Kansas. She loves singing and dancing her ruby slippers down the LEGO brick road with her pals from Oz, her new buddy Emmet and of course her beloved dog, Toto!

Apu, the proprietor of the local Kwik-E-Mart store, seems to work every hour of every day (much to the dismay of his wife Manjula, who wouldn’t mind a little help with their octuplets). Occasionally, Apu likes to sneak up to his secret Kwik-E-Mart roof garden for spiritual replenishment – and to spy on his competitors at the nearby Gulp ‘N’ Blow.