LEGO Minifigures Series 25 (2024)

LEGO Minifigures Series 25 (71045) checklist: all 12 figures, from the Vampire Knight to the Goatherd and his goat, plus the EU and US box codes to scan.

LEGO Minifigures Series 25 — set 71045, often shortened to CMF Series 25 — is a run of 12 collectible minifigures, each sealed in its own cardboard box. It went on sale worldwide on 1 January 2024 (Jay’s Brick Blog, The Brothers Brick), and on 20 October 2026 LEGO.com listed the set as retired. Series 25 was the first series whose boxes carry a scannable code that tells you which figure is inside. The ColleX catalogue lists all 12. The checklist, in BrickLink order (col25-1 to col25-12): Film Noir Detective, E-Sports Gamer, Vampire Knight, Sprinter, Goatherd, Mushroom Sprite, Fitness Instructor, Triceratops Costume Fan, Harpy, Train Kid, Fierce Barbarian and Pet Groomer. The Vampire Knight wears the Fright Knights emblem on his shield and cape, and the Goatherd brings back a goat that had previously come in only one set, 7189 Mill Village Raid. The Pet Groomer introduces a new Afghan hound and a hairpiece with a moulded cochlear implant, the Sprinter runs on two blade prosthetics, and the Triceratops Costume Fan pairs a new dinosaur headpiece with the tail of the Series 24 T-Rex Costume Fan. The Film Noir Detective is printed entirely in black, white and grey — apart from the red herring in his hand (Jay’s Brick Blog, The Brothers Brick, Merlin’s Bricks). To identify a box, scan the square Data Matrix code on the bottom, to the right of the barcode — most collectors call it the QR code. The first seven digits name the figure, and they depend on the factory: if the fourth character of the five-character string under the square is S, the box was made in the Czech Republic for the UK and EU; R means Mexico, for the US and Canada (Jay’s Brick Blog, 5 January 2024). European codes run from 6472860 to 6472871 and North American ones from 6471959 to 6471970 — the Vampire Knight, for example, is 6472871 in Europe and 6471970 in the US. BrickNav and Minifigure Scanner list the same numbers (checked 20 October 2026), and all 24 are in the Box codes table below. The very first boxes carry a smaller square that doesn’t contain the figure number (Jay’s Brick Blog, Brickfact), so only the large code works.