Disney Princess Comics Minis

Rating : 4 out of 5 Diamonds

The new series of Disney Princess Comics Minis is drastically different from the previous series. While the circular design of the packaging remains the same, the contents of the package are different. Instead of getting a small comic strip with your figurine, you now just get a sticker of the said figurine that you get. There is also a new collectors guide that highlights the characters available within this series, and how common the figurine is. It also teases future series with empty places for the next figurines that will come out. All figurines come with a stand in the form of a word bubble that all figures have a hole in the bottom of their foot or hair to fit into the stand.

I have gotten three of the new series, and I have gotten Jasmine, Eric, Tiana, Ariel, Genie, ad Flora. Both Jasmine and Eric are of the common class, and Tiana is of the rare class. Overall, in this series there are only 9 potential characters. The rarest figurine is Flora from Sleeping Beauty and Mulan. The rare figurines are Tiana, Naveen, and Genie. The common figurines are Aurora, Ariel, Eric, and Jasmine. The collectors guide also teases a series 4, 5, and 6.

A deeper investigation of the Jasmine figurine is as follows. The figurine of Jasmine has long black hair that follows the length of her body with green accents that section off her hair, with a hair piece at the top of her head. She is wearing her traditional attire of the green pants and green crop top with gold earrings and gold shoes. She is holding a bird and appears to be making a winking face. The hole for her to fit into the stand is located within her hair. She is a very high quality figurine, approximately one inch tall.

A deeper investigation of the Eric figurine is as follows. The figurine of Eric has a short brown hair style, followed by the traditional clothes he is seen with in the movie. He is wearing a white long sleeve shirt, with blue jean like pants and a pastel pink belt with boots. He is standing in a power pose, with his hands located on his hips. The hole for him to fit into the stand is located on his foot. He is also a high quality figurine that stands approximately one inch tall, and is great to add an accent of Disney to any room.

A deeper investigation of the Tiana figurine is as follows. The figurine of Tiana is a depiction of herself when she is dreaming of her restaurant. She has short black hair with a feather hair piece. She is wearing a long green dress with a lighter colored boa wrapped around her body. She is standing with one hand on her hip and the other arm outstretched. The hole for her to fit into her stand is located in her feet as well. She also has a smiling face and gold accented jewelry. She is very high quality figurine that stands approximately one inch tall. She is another perfect Disney accent piece.

A deeper investigation of the Ariel figurine is as follows. The figurine of Ariel is a depiction of her on land, so she is wearing a pink dress and holding a fork with both hands. She has her hair pulled back and has a smiling face that is tilted to the side. The hole for Ariel to go into the stand is in the bottom of her skirt and she stands approximately one inch tall. She is very high quality and her head can move from side to side. I believe that this is a very cute figure and a great accent piece for any Little Mermaid fan.

A deeper investigation of Genie is as follows. The figurine of Genie is a depiction of him in a human standing format, dressed in a pastel vest, pants, and long sleeve shirt. He is taken from the part in Aladdin where he is measuring Aladdin for an outfit, so he appears to be a tailor. He has a smiling face with one hand/arm on his hip and one hand in like a surfs up hand pose. He has the hole that secures him to the stand located in his foot, but he is slightly unsteady due to the heavier part of his upper body and head, but he stands approximately 1.5 inches tall. I would still recommend this figure as a cute pastel piece for a Disney collection.

A deeper investigation of Flora is as follows. The figurine of Flora is a depiction of her casting a spell or potentially singing a song. She is wearing a pastel orange/pink dress and cape with a matching hat. She has a face with both eyes closed and an open mouth as if the fairy was singing. She is holding up both of her arms with a wand in one hand. The hole for her to be entered in the stand is located in the bottom of her dress. Her stand is the only one that is different and is a gold color instead of the traditional clear color that the other stands are. This is such a cute figure and a great little addition for a Disney collection that stands approximately 1 inch tall.

These blind box figurines run approximately 4.99 at Target located in the Disney Princess aisle within the toy section. I would highly recommend these figurines for any Disney Princess lover.

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