New LEGO Horizon minifigure spotted with physical prints and piece

A brand-new LEGO Aloy minifigure can be spotted in the LEGO Horizon Adventures documentary, teasing what might be another game-based set.

Following 76989 Horizon Forbidden West: Tallneck, which has been retired for years now, there have been no more LEGO sets based on the Horizon PlayStation franchise ahead of LEGO Horizon Adventures later this week (November 14). There has been a new deep-dive video interviewing members of the team from Guerilla and the LEGO Group that worked on the project though.

Just like a Marvel movie, you'll want to stick around until the very end of the video, when it switches from showing off gameplay to a familiar but not entirely familiar Aloy minifigure and much more.

Though nothing is stated in the video, this Aloy minifigure is decidedly not the same as that of 76989 Horizon Forbidden West: Tallneck, despite the reused specialised hair element.

The face print is a lot happier than it was in the previous set (befitting of LEGO Horizon Adventures), the arm print has been upgraded with orange light detailing and the bow is an entirely new element with slots for two feather elements as well.

Whether this is a prototype has not been confirmed, but it's hard to ignore the new prints alongside the fresh piece. It may just be something produced for the team behind the title though. Either way, the video swiftly moves on to show a pair of models, recreating the Sawtooth and Shell-Walker machines.

To the left of the Sawtooth build, a blurred outline of the right side of another minifigure can be spotted with brown hair and a colour scheme similar to Varl.

Varl is one of four playable characters in LEGO Horizon Adventures and a secondary character in every Horizon game so far and they would make a lot of sense for our second physical LEGO Horizon character.

Admittedly, this part of the video is much too blurry to tell whether it is Varl, but hints of the blue and olive in his digital minifigure can be (barely) spotted. Still, take this part of the report with caution for now but we would note that a minifigure holding a spear accessory is visible next to Aloy earlier in the video.

Even ignoring Varl or whoever the other minifigure is, there's evidence to suggest that another LEGO Horizon set is on the way in the future, or was at least planned at some point during the game's development. For now, nothing has been confirmed aside from LEGO Horizon Adventures' launch on November 14 with pre-orders open now.

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