Alien Beetlezoid
Insects, not astronauts, shaped this one. The head uses an entirely new transparent mould, wings sit across the back, and clawed legs replace the usual minifigure pair.
Data Matrix codes: Alien Beetlezoid
One of these codes is printed on the bottom of the box, next to the barcode.
6484689first batch6484908production batch 26484921production batch 3
LEGO prints a different code for each production batch and region, which is why one item has several. The scanner recognises all 3.
About this minifigure
This is not a humanoid in a spacesuit but a creature assembled on a completely different plan, and even in space-faring company it still looks like the visitor from somewhere else.
Parents should know that it ranks among the more frightening entries: for some children it is the main attraction of the whole wave, for others a reason to put it on a higher shelf. If monsters and giant insects already rule the house, it lands perfectly. The wings and claws also stand up well to hard play.
Collectors appreciate that LEGO did not take the shortcut of reworking a standard minifigure head. Beetlezoid has genuine sculpted character, and looks good grouped with the insect enemies from the Galaxy Squad line of 2013.
Did you know: Beetlezoid arrives clutching a handful of purple fruit, and its clawed legs use the same element as the Blacktron Mutant's mutated leg.
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