LEGO Shrek Minifigures (71053): All 12 Figures, Box Codes & Checklist

Meet the Shrek Series minifigures

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  #1 Thelonious

  Set 71053-1 · codes 6627608, 6634882, 6634903

  • •Lord Farquaad's executioner, with dual-moulded legs
  • •Accessories: microphone and the “Aawww” cue card
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  #2 Puss in Boots

  Set 71053-2 · codes 6627610, 6634884, 6634905

  • •Dual-moulded legs
  • •Accessories: sack and one of the Three Blind Mice
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  #3 Gingy

  Set 71053-3 · codes 6627611, 6634885, 6634906

  • •Accessory: lollipop
  • •Some early heads cracked at the neck; LEGO Customer Service replaces them free
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  #4 Shrek

  Set 71053-4 · codes 6627606, 6634880, 6634901

  • •Accessory: storybook with two printed pages
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  #5 Dragon

  Set 71053-5 · codes 6627605, 6634879, 6634900

  • •The only figure with no accessory
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  #6 Fiona and Donkey

  Set 71053-6 · codes 6627607, 6634881, 6634902

  • •Fiona in her ogre form, plus Donkey (body and head) in the same box
  • •The only box with two characters
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  #7 Merlin

  Set 71053-7 · codes 6627612, 6634886, 6634907

  • •Dual-moulded legs
  • •Accessories: two trans-blue magic blasts
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  #8 Pinocchio

  Set 71053-8 · codes 6627615, 6634889, 6634910

  • •Dual-moulded legs
  • •Accessory: one of the Three Blind Mice
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  #9 Big Bad Wolf

  Set 71053-9 · codes 6627609, 6634883, 6634904

  • •Dressed in Grandma's nightgown
  • •Accessory: one of the Three Blind Mice
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  #10 Lord Farquaad

  Set 71053-10 · codes 6627613, 6634887, 6634908

  • •Dual-moulded legs
  • •Accessory: the Magic Mirror
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  #11 Fairy Godmother

  Set 71053-11 · codes 6627614, 6634888, 6634909

  • •Accessories: wand and a printed business card tile
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  #12 Prince Charming

  Set 71053-12 · codes 6627616, 6634890, 6634911

  • •Dual-moulded legs
  • •Accessory: sword

How the Shrek mystery boxes work

The Shrek Series went on sale on September 1, 2026 at $4.99 / £3.49 / €3.99 a box. Each sealed box holds one random figure, its accessories, a black display stand and a leaflet showing all 12 figures. A box of 36 usually holds three complete sets. LEGO also sells 66815, a six-pack of random boxes, which cannot be scanned through the outer packaging.

Collector catalogues number the figures differently, which causes confusion when buying single figures. BrickOwl uses 71053-1 to 71053-12, in the same order as this page. BrickLink calls the figures COLSHR-1 to COLSHR-12 and uses 71053-1, 71053-2 and 71053-3 for a random box, the complete series and the box of 36, so searching BrickLink for 71053-2 finds the full set, not Puss in Boots.

Identify a Shrek figure without opening the box

Turn the box over and scan the small square Data Matrix code, not the long barcode. The barcode is the same on all 12 boxes. The first 7 digits of the square code identify the figure: scan it with the scanner above, or type the digits printed next to it. If your phone will not focus, cover the barcode with a finger so only the square is in view and hold still.

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Official LEGO Shrek figures vs custom figures

LEGO's official Shrek minifigures come from two products so far: this 12-box Collectible Minifigures series (71053) and the 18+ display set 72423 Shrek, Donkey & Puss in Boots, on sale since June 1, 2026. LEGO says these are the first time Shrek has appeared in LEGO form, so any LEGO-style Shrek figure sold before 2026 is a custom or third-party figure, not a LEGO product.

• Check the stud: genuine LEGO parts have the LEGO logo on top of the neck stud and inside the legs.
• Compare the details: there are two official Puss in Boots figures. The one in set 72423 has a black cape and a rapier; the 71053 box version comes with a sack and a Blind Mouse instead.
• Count the accessories: a complete figure has the accessories listed above, such as the Magic Mirror for Lord Farquaad or a Blind Mouse for Pinocchio. Single-figure listings often leave them out.

Cracked Gingy heads

Soon after release, collectors reported cracks in Gingy's head where it fits onto the torso. On October 7, 2026 LEGO said affected owners can get a free replacement from LEGO Customer Service. Until yours is replaced, avoid taking the head on and off.

Shrek Series code ranges and factories

LEGO packs Shrek Series in two factories, and each uses its own codes for the same figure. The letter in the second group of the printed code tells you which factory made the box: R for Mexico and S for the Czech Republic. The codes come in blocks of consecutive numbers, one block per production batch.

Every block lists the figures in the same order, so the last digits of a code always point to the same figure within its block: Dragon, Shrek, Fiona and Donkey, Thelonious, Big Bad Wolf, Puss in Boots, Gingy, Merlin, Lord Farquaad, Fairy Godmother, Pinocchio, Prince Charming.

Shrek Series code FAQ