History Toys / LegoVidiyo

* WingedUnicorn: The Flying Unicorn Singer is an example.

* ObviousBeta: when the app was released their was a host of problems as shown in this article [[https://www.brickfanatics.com/people-arent-happy-with-lego-vidiyos-app here]] with a clunky interface to the blue screen of death the app was a mess.

* OurFairiesAreDifferent: The Fairy Violinist and Fairy Singer

* Obvious Beta: when the app was released their was a host of problems as shown in this article [[https://www.brickfanatics.com/people-arent-happy-with-lego-vidiyos-app here]] with a clunky interface to the blue screen of death the app was a mess.

* Obvious Beta: when the app was released their was a host of problems as shown in this [[article https://www.brickfanatics.com/people-arent-happy-with-lego-vidiyos-app]] with a clunky interface to the blue screen of death the app was a mess.

* TheEighties: Many of the characters draw from the colors and fashions of this decade, likely due to how prominent pop music was in the image of that time. Some figures fall outside of the eighties theme, like the Discowboys' genre placing them firmly in the seventies and the punk leanings of a few characters feeling from eras either before or after the eighties.

LEGO VIDIYO is a Lego theme that was released in March 2021 based around the concept of creating music videos with an AR app. The theme is a partnership with Universal Music Group and LEGO, with a music artist known as L.L.A.M.A. debuting as the "real" version of the Party Llama character in the sets. The app for the theme was released at the same time as the physical products. The characters combine the wacky diversity of Toys/LEGOMinifigures with musical theming (being performers from pursuits encompassing instruments, vocals, and dance) and 1980s-era aesthetics, and the physical products are centered around the Minifigures (here, within the context of the theme, referred to as "Bandmates"), with some sold in "[=BeatBox=]" carry cases including a large amount of [=BeatBit=] tiles to be scanned by the app, and two series of twelve blind-boxed Bandmate figures with three [=BeatBits=] each. The theme was a brave attempt at a child-friendly version of [=TikTok=], but with a criticism about the app's glitchy performance and concerns over the expenditure of the physical sets, the theme proved to be a commercial disaster and was discontinued almost a year later.

* MegaTwintails: The Cotton Candy Cheerleader has these, her hairpiece being previously used by [[WesternAnimation/TheLEGOBatmanMovie TLBM Harley Quinn.]]

* EverythingsBetterWithLlamas: The Party Llama character serves as the line's mascot, and is portrayed by the music artist L.L.A.M.A. in the real world.

* SeldomSeenSpecies: The Red Panda Dancer, the Shark Singer and the Shark Guitarist (one of which is a tiger shark) seem to take the place of more widely-represented species (giant pandas and great white sharks).

LEGO VIDIYO is a Lego theme that was released in March 2021 based around the concept of creating music videos with an AR app. The theme is a partnership with Universal Music Group and LEGO, with a music artist known as L.L.A.M.A. debuting as the "real" version of the Party Llama character in the sets. The app for the theme was released at the same time as the physical products. The characters combine the wacky diversity of Toys/LEGOMinifigures with musical theming (being performers from pursuits encompassing instruments, vocals, and dance) and 1980s-era aesthetics, and the physical products are centered around the Minifigures (here, within the context of the theme, referred to as "Bandmates"), with some sold in "[=BeatBox=]" carry cases including a large amount of [=BeatBit=] tiles to be scanned by the app, and two series of twelve blind-boxed Bandmate figures with three [=BeatBits=] each. The theme was discontinued almost a year later when it proved to be a commercial disaster.