Occamy Aragog Basilisk Hungarian Horntail Harry Potter Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them Custom Brick Compatible Minifigure Toy

This collection features the Occamy, Aragog, the Basilisk, and the Hungarian Horntail, magical creatures from the Wizarding World known for their extreme danger, rare abilities, and pivotal roles in major events involving wizards, forbidden knowledge, and ancient magic. All creatures in this set are presented as original brick based creature figures designed for creative construction, display, and storytelling compatibility.

The Occamy is a magical creature featured in Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them. Occamies are serpentine, winged beings known for being choranaptyxic, meaning they can grow or shrink to fit available space. This ability is demonstrated when an escaped Occamy adjusts its size inside a teapot and later an entire room. The creature is typically depicted with vibrant blue and purple feathers, a long winding body, and a bird-like head. This buildable creature form allows for poseable display and imaginative creature scenes.

Aragog was a giant, venomous Acromantula raised by Rubeus Hagrid after being acquired as an egg in 1943. Initially kept in a Hogwarts dungeon, Aragog was blamed for the death of a student by Tom Riddle and escaped into the Forbidden Forest with Hagrid's help. There, Aragog lived for decades with his mate Mosag and produced hundreds of offspring. He ultimately died in 1997. This creature is represented as a large scale figure suited for dark forest display scenes.

The Basilisk is a gigantic magical serpent created by hatching a chicken egg beneath a toad, a forbidden practice first performed by the dark wizard Herpo the Foul. The Basilisk can kill with direct eye contact or petrify victims seen through reflections. Classified as XXXXX by the Ministry of Magic, it is considered uncontrollable and lethal. This creature representation emphasizes its immense size and mythical danger.

The Hungarian Horntail is one of the most dangerous dragon breeds in the Wizarding World. Native to Hungary, it is known for black scales, a spiked tail, and the ability to breathe fire up to fifty feet. Aggressive, fast, and fiercely protective of its eggs, the Horntail preys on livestock such as sheep and cattle. This dragon figure is designed for large scale display and fantasy battle scenes.