Are you looking to get into LEGO Elves, but don't know where to start? Here is your guide through the LEGO Elves webisodes, specials, and episodes!
Our introduction to the world of Elvendale. The primary story is told through the mini-movie, while side-stories are told in the follow-up webisodes. This season has a novelization, activity book, and two foilpack magazines.
Unite The Magic (mini-movie)
Story 2: Dragons To Save, Time To Be Brave
Season 2 follows the same format as the previous, with the main story now split into two parts, plus an epilogue. This season has a novelization, two activity books [x][x] and two foilpack magazines.
Dragons To Save, Time To Be Brave - Part 1 (mini-movie)
Dragons To Save, Time To Be Brave - Part 2 (mini-movie)
Down A Dark Path (was officially available on the LEGO website before remodel)
Hairy Styles (while uploaded in season 2, this episode likely takes place before Dragons To Save, given the cast wears their old outfits for the majority of the webisode.)
Point Of View (music video)
EXTRA: Let's Do This (Sing-along music video)
Story 3: The Capture of Sophie Jones / Secrets of Elvendale
The webisode art style drastically changes to closer resemble the mini-doll style. While the previous seasons had the main story as a mini-movie and the fun misadventures as webisodes, the third season blends the misadventures in with the story. For this reason the webisodes have questionable continuity, often backtracking to earlier points in the story or contradicting other webisodes.
This season has an activity book and two foilpack magazines.
How To Build A Sweet Ride
Secrets of Elvendale, animated by Studio MIR, tells the same story as the webisodes but better in a more detailed and linear fashion over eight 22-minute episodes. It is currently available on Netflix.
Story 4: Into The Shadows
This season is the sparsest, running 46 minutes across 15 webisodes. No companion media was produced for this season aside from the LEGO sets.
