Chima
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- Set number
- TRUCHIMA-1
- Availability
- In production
- Released
- 2013
- Theme
- Other
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The Chima series, launched by LEGO in 2013, was a multi-platform initiative featuring an original fantasy narrative set in the animal-inhabited world of Chima. This specific collection item, TRUCHIMA-1, was released as part of the initial wave of sets intended to establish the conflict between various animal tribes competing for the powerful energy source known as Chi. The design philosophy emphasized dynamic play, utilizing a unique speedor building system that allowed the vehicles to launch across surfaces, reflecting the theme of high-speed competition.
The development of the Chima aesthetic was led by LEGO designers aiming to blend organic, animalistic features with futuristic, elemental machinery. This approach marked a departure from the company's previous themes by creating a cohesive universe that integrated television animation, print media, and physical construction sets simultaneously. Upon its debut, the series was received as an ambitious effort to maintain the narrative-driven success established by earlier themes, though it was eventually succeeded by later, more varied intellectual property tie-ins.
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