LEGO The Child (Grogu) Minifigures: Complete Variant Guide and Set List

“How many The Child minifigures are there?” “What’s the difference between the holiday version and the 2026 movie version?” “I want to line up every Grogu set in order.”
If you’re a collector, you’ve probably run into questions like these. Here’s a single guide that pulls it all together.

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This article covers LEGO Star Wars’ “The Child / Grogu” (a.k.a. Baby Yoda): the minifigure variations, which sets each variant appears in, a year-by-year breakdown from the debut to the latest releases, and how to go about buying one, all in one place.

The short version: The Child minifigure comes in four main sw numbers (sw1113 / sw1173 / sw1520 / sw1522), and it appears in roughly 17 sets released between 2020 and 2026.

Who Is The Child (Grogu)?

The Child is a character from the Disney+ live-action series “Star Wars: The Mandalorian.” His real name, “Grogu,” was officially revealed in 2020; before that, fans simply called him “Baby Yoda.”

He belongs to the same unnamed, long-lived species as Master Yoda and is about 50 years old in the story, yet he is still treated as an infant. He holds powerful Force sensitivity, which made him a target for the Imperial remnant’s Moff Gideon, who wanted to study him. The father-and-son-like bond between The Child and the Mandalorian (Din Djarin) sits at the heart of the story.

In the 2026 theatrical film “The Mandalorian and Grogu,” he sets off on a new adventure alongside Din Djarin. To tie in, LEGO rolled out a large wave of sets in April of the same year.

The Child Has Several Minifigures: Variant List

Looking at BrickLink’s sw numbers, The Child / Grogu minifigure comes in four versions. On top of that, #75318 and #75446 include a “buildable figure” (a large constructible figure) separate from the minifigure. Let’s check the telltale points one by one.

sw1113: Standard Version (Brown Robe)

The most widely circulated base sculpt. It’s recognizable by its yellow-green head, long drooping ears, and printed brown robe, and it has been used continuously from its 2020 debut through the 2026 sets. It’s molded as a dedicated, especially small part, even by LEGO minifigure standards.

sw1173: Holiday Version (Christmas Sweater)

A special variant that appeared exclusively in the 2021 Advent Calendar #75307. With its limited-run Christmas-sweater print, it’s popular among collectors. Since it can currently be obtained only from this one set, it ranks among the rarest of The Child variants.

sw1520 / sw1522: “The Mandalorian and Grogu” Movie Version (2026)

New variants introduced to tie in with the 2026 theatrical film. sw1520 appears in #75444 AT-RT Attack, while sw1522 appears in three sets: #75445 / #75446 / #75447. Detail on the fine sculpt differences between the two is limited as far as primary sources can confirm, so for now we keep it to the level of “separate movie-version variants.”

Buildable Figures: #75318 & #75446

Released in 2020, #75318 The Child is a 1,073-piece buildable figure standing about 19 cm tall. Its ears and head are poseable, and it comes with a nameplate and a minifigure-scale The Child. It is now retired. The 2026 #75446 Grogu (Mandalorian Apprentice) is a 1,200-piece, redesigned buildable, and it too includes a minifigure version.

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List of LEGO Star Wars Sets That Include The Child

Here are the major sets featuring The Child / Grogu, in chronological order from the 2020 debut to the 2026 movie tie-in sets. Items that couldn’t be confirmed are marked with “-“.

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First, Latest, Rarest, Cheapest: Buying a The Child Minifigure

Here are the key points worth knowing when collecting The Child minifigures.

• First appearance: 2020’s #75292 The Razor Crest and #75318 The Child both debuted that year. sw1113 first appeared here.
• Latest: April 2026’s #75444 / #75445 / #75446 / #75447 (tied to the film “The Mandalorian and Grogu”). The new sw1520 and sw1522 variants were introduced.
• Rarest: the sw1173 holiday version. Available only in the single Advent Calendar set #75307, limited to 2021.
• Cheapest: #75436 The Mandalorian & Grogu’s Speeder Bike (launch MSRP $9.99 / 58 pieces). The easiest pick if you just want the minifigure.

If you only need the standard version (sw1113), the small 2026 sets (#75403 / #75436) are easy to find new. For a rarer sculpt, the retired #75307 (holiday version) or #75318 (buildable) are the candidates.

Related Minifigures to Collect Alongside The Child

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• Din Djarin (the Mandalorian): the protagonist who travels with Grogu. He has many variants, including Beskar armor and flag-guard looks.
• Boba Fett: the legendary bounty hunter who shares set #75325 with Grogu.
• Moff Gideon: the Imperial-remnant boss who hunts Grogu in #75315.
• IG-11: the droid who accompanies the Mandalorian. Included in #75307.
• Luke Skywalker (Jedi): comes to take Grogu in “The Book of Boba Fett” and “The Mandalorian S2.”

FAQ: The Child Minifigures

Is it correct to say “The Child” or “Grogu”?

Both are correct. In the early part of the series, which aired in 2019-2020, he was called “The Child,” and his real name, “Grogu,” was revealed in the 2020 Season 2 episode 13. LEGO’s official pages list both “The Child” and “Grogu.”

Are Baby Yoda and The Child the same character?

They’re the same character, “Baby Yoda” being a fan nickname. He was called “Baby Yoda” because he’s the same species as Master Yoda, but he is not related to Yoda by blood. The official name from LEGO and Lucasfilm is “Grogu / The Child.”

Which set gets the minifigure most cheaply on its own?

The 2026 #75436 The Mandalorian & Grogu’s Speeder Bike is the cheapest at a launch MSRP of $9.99. It also includes the Mandalorian (Din Djarin), and you get the widely available sw1113 Grogu.

What’s the difference between #75318‘s buildable version and the regular minifigure version?

#75318 is a 1,073-piece constructible figure about 19 cm tall, with poseable ears and head, made for display. It also includes the minifigure version (sw1113), so you get both. Since it’s discontinued, you’ll need to look on the secondhand market.

What’s the difference between the 2026 sw1520 and sw1522?

Both are new sculpts tied to the 2026 theatrical film “The Mandalorian and Grogu,” but sw1520 appears only in #75444 AT-RT Attack, while sw1522 appears in three sets: #75445 / #75446 / #75447. The fine sculpt differences cannot be confirmed by a primary source at this time.

Sources and References

• LEGO Official: The Child character page
• LEGO Official: #75318 The Child
• LEGO Official: #75410 Mando and Grogu’s N-1 Starfighter
• LEGO Official: #75446 Grogu (Mandalorian Apprentice)
• Jay’s Brick Blog: 2026 movie tie-in sets officially revealed
• Jay’s Brick Blog: #75436 review
• Brick Fanatics: the evolution of Grogu figures
• Star Wars Official: Grogu