LEGO Series 30 (71054): Everything We Know About CMF Series 30

Use this block as a snapshot of what LEGO-focused rumor sources are currently reporting. None of these lines should be read as an official LEGO announcement.

LEGO Series 30 is the working name fans and rumor sites use for the next numbered wave of LEGO Collectible Minifigures. In collector shorthand you will also see LEGO CMF 30 and LEGO CMF Series 30 — they refer to the same rumored product.

LEGO Collectible Minifigures (CMF) are sold as individual characters, traditionally in blind packaging. Each numbered series usually mixes original LEGO designs — costumes, professions, fantasy creatures, and novelty accessories — rather than a single licensed movie cast. Licensed waves (such as the Shrek CMF series listed as 71053) sit alongside the numbered line but use their own branding.

Series 30 matters because it is a milestone: the 30th numbered CMF series. That alone drives searches like “LEGO Series 30 list,” “LEGO Series 30 figures,” and “LEGO Series 30 2027,” especially once early images circulate before LEGO’s official reveal.

LEGO Series 30 is currently rumored to launch on January 1, 2027. LEGO has not officially confirmed the release date.

StoneWars and other LEGO rumor roundups have placed 71054 Series 30 in January 2027. Fani Klocków’s September 24, 2026 update likewise groups 71054 under January timing in its 2027 Collectible Minifigures outlook. Treat “January 1, 2027” as the date currently circulating in those reports — not as a locked LEGO.com product-page date.

If you are planning purchases or a collecting calendar, assume the window can move until LEGO posts an official Series 30 page with a confirmed on-sale date and region availability.

The rumored set number for LEGO Series 30 / CMF Series 30 is 71054. That continues the recent Collectible Minifigures numbering pattern after 71052 (Series 29) and 71053 (Shrek).

Until LEGO lists 71054 on official channels, treat the number as reported information from LEGO news and rumor sites rather than a catalog fact you can verify on LEGO.com. When the official page appears, this article will be updated to match LEGO’s published set number, name, and piece/figure details.

Current reports describe 12 characters in LEGO Collectible Minifigures Series 30. The names below are descriptive labels based on rumor coverage and early images — they are not official LEGO character names and may change at reveal.

According to Fani Klocków’s September 24, 2026 update, several figures appeared clearly in newly reported images, while others were still mainly described in text. Expect this list to evolve as more photos surface or as LEGO announces the official roster.

The rumored Oni Warrior is one of the most discussed Series 30 characters. Reports describe samurai-inspired armor, a dark color scheme, and an Oni-style mask. Fani Klocków specifically frames the figure as an Oni warrior and notes visual comparisons to Japanese-inspired LEGO designs, including elements fans associate with NINJAGO.

Current descriptions compare the figure’s mask and armor to design language associated with Japanese-inspired LEGO themes, including NINJAGO, but there is no official confirmation that the character belongs to the NINJAGO theme. Until LEGO says otherwise, treat it as an original CMF fantasy/costume character in Series 30 reporting — not a confirmed NINJAGO crossover figure.

The rumored Raven Knight is likely one of the strongest long-tail search angles for LEGO Series 30. Reports describe a yellow-and-black medieval knight with a raven emblem, a shield, and a new helmet mold.

The interesting historical connection is LEGO Collectible Minifigures Series 20, which included a Tournament Knight with a raven-related design. Current rumor write-ups describe Series 30’s Raven Knight as a callback to that earlier character. Castle and Classic Castle collectors are already searching phrases like LEGO Series 30 Raven Knight, LEGO Raven Knight Series 30, and LEGO 71054 Raven Knight.

Again: the “Raven Knight” label is a community/descriptive name until LEGO publishes an official minifigure title.

Current descriptions characterize the Series 30 Sea Monster as a sea creature with claws, a specialized head element, and a crab- or kaiju-like silhouette. Community discussion around newly surfaced images has debated whether the creature looks more like a crab, a spider, or a kaiju-style monster.

Those fan interpretations are useful for identification conversations, but they are not official. Until LEGO names the figure, “Sea Monster” remains a descriptive rumor label — useful for searches like LEGO Series 30 sea monster, but not a confirmed product name.

Reports indicate a character accompanied by a corgi, with discussion that the dog may use a new molded corgi element. That detail alone is driving searches such as LEGO Series 30 corgi, LEGO corgi minifigure, LEGO Series 30 dog, and LEGO 71054 corgi.

If a new animal mold ships in a CMF series, collectors often buy multiples for army-building and MOCs. We will update this section when LEGO confirms the animal accessory and the official minifigure name.

Rumor coverage describes a woman wearing a teddy bear costume, with a baby also in a teddy bear costume. That is classic CMF humor — costume play and a dual figure/accessory gag that photographs well and tends to sell quickly with casual collectors.

Related search interest may include LEGO Series 30 teddy bear, LEGO Series 30 baby, and LEGO teddy bear minifigure 2027. Names and exact accessory lists remain unconfirmed.

Beyond the standout buzz characters, current reports also describe several everyday and costume figures. Details below remain rumored.

Images matter enormously for Series 30 searches right now. On September 24, 2026, LEGO-focused sites and community posts circulated early photos and leak-style shots of several rumored figures. That timing aligns with the interest spike many people are seeing for the keyword “LEGO Series 30.”

BrickFinder does not republish leaked product photography we do not have rights to host. We also will not present fan renders or unofficial mockups as official LEGO photos. When LEGO releases official Series 30 imagery, we will update this page with properly attributed product shots and clearer character identification notes.

If you already have a physical polybag or loose Series 30-related parts later, a clear photo is more useful than a blurry social-media crop — especially for tiny accessories like checks, flowers, shields, or animal molds.

Not yet.

What exists today is a stack of rumor and leak reporting: a rumored product number (71054), a rumored January 2027 window, a rumored 12-figure count, descriptive character names, and newly surfaced images. LEGO-focused outlets such as Fani Klocków have explicitly told readers to treat the information as rumors until official confirmation.

That distinction matters for credibility. BrickFinder’s position is simple: we track LEGO Series 30 / CMF Series 30 interest early, label uncertainty clearly, and update the same URL when LEGO makes an official announcement. We will not rewrite history to pretend the lineup was “confirmed” before LEGO said so.

Search interest did not appear in a vacuum. Several factors stacked together in late September 2026:

Numbered Collectible Minifigures series usually rotate original characters rather than repeating the same licensed cast. Series 30 sits after Series 29 (71052) and after the licensed Shrek wave (71053) currently associated with late-2026 Collectible Minifigures interest.

Compared with older series, what stands out in current Series 30 reporting is the mix of fantasy (Oni Warrior, Sea Monster), Castle nostalgia (Raven Knight), costume comedy (Teddy Bear), and everyday/novelty figures (Spa Lady, Game Show Host, Florist). That mix is typical CMF — but the Raven Knight callback and potential new animal molds are what collectors are arguing about first.

We will add a clearer series-to-series comparison table once LEGO publishes the official Series 30 checklist and accessory list.

If Series 30 follows the modern CMF pattern, expect blind packaging, regional availability waves, and the usual collector scramble for popular figures. Exact MSRP, box counts, and exclusive retailer notes are not confirmed yet.

For builders who care more about parts than sealed collecting, Series 30 rumor coverage already hints at interesting accessories: shields, creature claws, flower elements, a possible corgi, and costume shells. Those parts often matter more for MOCs than the printed torso alone.

Practical expectation management: wait for LEGO’s official reveal before buying “complete series” promises from third parties, and treat early checklists as drafts.

Most Series 30 articles only republish a leaked checklist. BrickFinder’s angle is identification and reference.

When Series 30 polybags reach collectors — or when you find a loose torso, helmet, animal, or accessory in a bulk lot — a clear photo can help narrow Design IDs and similar parts. That is especially useful for new molds (helmets, animals, creature heads) that do not yet have familiar nicknames in every database.

Trying to identify a LEGO minifigure or accessory? Upload a clear photo to BrickFinder’s minifigure or piece identification tools to see what it may be. Pair that with Set Finder if you already know you are hunting Series 29 / Shrek / future Series 30 bag contents.

This tracker summarizes publicly discussed rumor reporting as of September 25, 2026. Primary reference points include StoneWars’ Series 30 / 71054 rumor coverage (including the January 2027 timing and character discussion such as Raven Knight) and Fani Klocków’s September 24, 2026 Collectible Minifigures 2027 update with newly reported photos. Community discussion around those images also appeared on Reddit’s LEGO leak communities the same day.

We cite those outlets as rumor sources, not as LEGO. When LEGO publishes an official Series 30 page, official names and dates will override rumor labels on this page.