Ever opened a whole box of blind bags just hoping to land the one figure you actually wanted? Every time a new LEGO Spider-Verse Minifigures series drops, collectors start guessing which characters will vanish from shelves first, and this Across the Spider-Verse lineup is no different. If you're browsing our Lego Sets collection wondering where to start, this guide should help.

We're going to walk through each of the twelve minifigures in this series, explain what makes them rare and valuable, and give you a realistic idea of which ones to grab first.

What Makes a Minifigure Hard to Find Anyway?

A few things usually decide how quickly LEGO Spider-Verse Minifigures sell out:

• Popularity of the character in the movie
• Unique accessories fans want for display or customizing
• How well-known the character is outside die-hard fan circles
• Print detail and mould quality, since collectors love figures that look genuinely impressive

Keep these in mind as we go through each character below.

Miles Morales

Miles is the face of Across the Spider-Verse, and his minifigure has printed legs and a brand new torso piece, a real step up from earlier versions.

• Most recognizable character in the set
• Even casual buyers will want him first
• Value comes from being the character everyone reaches for

If you only pick up one figure this month, chances are it'll be him.

Gwen Stacy

Gwen might give Miles a run for his money. Her dual-molded legs and two-tone hairpiece are genuinely impressive and useful for other builds too.

• Strong fanbase across kids and adult collectors
• Detailed legs and hairpiece that stand out on shelves
• Rarity driven by demand outside typical Spider-Man fans

Grab her early if she catches your eye.

Peter B. Parker

This version skips the classic suit for his fluffy pink dressing gown, complete with baby Mayday in a carrier.

• One of the most unique looks in the series
• Relatable design that resonates with parents
• Might appeal less to kids building superhero scenes

This figure will probably make you smile more than any other.

Spider-Man 2099

Miguel O'Hara plays the antagonist, which gives his minifigure extra pull. His cape and tiny Lyla nanofig make him one collectors are excited about.

• Prominent role in the movie's story

• Unique cape accessory not seen elsewhere

• Past versions of this character have held strong resale value

If you want the full experience without hunting blind bag by blind bag, the LEGO Spider‑Man: Across the Spider‑Verse 71050 Minifigure line lets you pick up individual characters directly.

Spider-Punk

Hobie Brown has become a fan favorite, and his minifigure backs that up with seriously detailed printing.

• Intricate print work you won't see on most figures
• Comes with a unique hairpiece and guitar accessory
• High character popularity adds directly to his value
• The design alone might be enough to sell you.

Prowler

The alternate-dimension Prowler, Miles G. Morales, only appears briefly near the end of the movie.

• Smaller screen time compared to lead characters
• Likely to matter more once future Spider-Verse sets arrive
• A smart pick if you're thinking ahead rather than buying on hype

Detailed versions like this one don't always come around twice.

Spider-Man India

Pavitr Prabhakar brings a different flavor to the lineup with his fun costume and unique hairpiece.

• Comes with a Spider-Cat accessory fans love
• Distinct look compared to other characters
• Popular enough to be near the top of most want-lists

He probably won't be as scarce as Miles or Spider-Man 2099.

Cyborg Spider-Woman

A bit of a wildcard. She barely appears on screen, but the minifigure is genuinely cool, complete with a robotic arm, shoulder piece, and utility belt.

• Brief movie appearance limits recognition
• Interesting cyborg design appeals to serious collectors
• Hard to predict how popular she'll end up being
• Sometimes the lesser-known figures surprise everyone.

Sun-Spider

Sun-Spider, also known as Charlotte Webber, has a meaningful backstory, created by comic writer Dayn Broder as part of a fan-driven "Spidersona" trend representing a disabled hero.

• Comes with retractable, web-shooting crutches
• One of the more obscure characters in the set
• Value comes from her story more than mainstream popularity

She might sit on shelves a little longer, but she's worth grabbing.

Spider-Byte

Spider-Byte brings a tech-inspired look with translucent arms and legs plus bright blue hair.

• Eye-catching color scheme
• Lesser-known character overall
• Hairpiece useful for other minifigure customs

She may be easier to find than most others here.

Web-Slinger

Web-Slinger leans into a cowboy theme, complete with a lasso, hat, poncho, and bonus Spider-Horse.

• Fun, easy-to-understand concept for casual fans
• Accessories double as western-themed pieces for other builds
• Slightly more recognizable than some side characters

He'll likely land somewhere in the middle in terms of availability.

Werewolf Spider-Man

Easily the most unexpected figure in the whole wave.

• Genuinely unique design with no accessories included
• Novelty factor that may limit broader appeal
• A fun pick purely for how different he looks

He's probably the one you'll find sitting around a bit longer than the rest.

Our Prediction: Rarity Breakdown

This isn't official data, just our own read based on each character's popularity, screen time, and accessories.

Ready to Start Your Own Spider-Verse Hunt?

You've now got a solid idea of which LEGO Spider-Verse Minifigures to prioritize and which ones you can take your time with. Collecting these is honestly half the fun.

If you'd rather skip the guesswork, picking up a Spider-Man Across The Spider-Verse Mini Figures Pack of 3 is a great shortcut to completing your collection faster. Happy hunting, and we hope your next favorite figure finds you before it disappears from the shelves.

Frequently Asked Questions

• Which LEGO Spider-Verse minifigure is the rarest?
  
  Miles Morales and Gwen Stacy are expected to be the toughest to find, thanks to their strong movie roles and detailed new designs.
  

• How many minifigures are in the LEGO Spider-Verse series?
  
  This series includes twelve different characters, ranging from major leads like Miles Morales to lesser-known picks like Sun-Spider and Spider-Byte.

• Are LEGO Spider-Verse minifigures sold in blind bags? 
  
  Yes, they come in sealed blind bags, so you won't know exactly which character you've got until you open it.

• Is Spider-Man 2099 worth collecting from this set?
  
  Definitely, his prominent role in the movie, along with his cape and Lyla nanofig accessory, make him one of the most valuable and sought-after figures in the lineup.