We Collected All 70 Muppet Anniversary Magnets. The Full List: Every Character in The Muppets X Disney Parks 70th Anniversary Set. It took 70 weeks, but we finally made it. Today, the final magnet in the Muppets’ 70th Anniversary collection dropped at Disney Parks, and it’s the divine Miss Piggy.
Collecting these has been a long haul. For over a year and a half, we’ve been tracking these weekly releases at Walt Disney World and Disneyland. Disney put out one new character every seven days, and they were only available for a short window, 4 weeks to be exact. If you missed a week, you were usually out of luck.
Total money spent after Disney World Annual Passholder Discount plus tax was $893.90! Regularly priced at $14.99, meaning without discount or tax, was $1049.30. Think it was worth it? We do.
Why This Set Was Different: Usually, when you buy Muppet merch, you get the same five or six faces: Kermit, Fozzie, Animal, and maybe Beaker. This collection was different. It went deep into the archives. We finally got magnets for characters that rarely get merchandise, like the Muppet Tomato, Lew Zealand, and even the “Screaming Goat.”
Seeing the Electric Mayhem get so much love was a highlight, especially with the news that they’re taking over the Rock ‘N’ Roller Coaster at Hollywood Studios.
The Muppets 70th Anniversary Magnets Full List (Weeks 1-70)
We’ve put together the final checklist. If you’ve been following along, here is every single character that was released in order:
- Rowlf the Dog
- Lew Zealand
- Pops
- Baby Skeeter
- Koozebanian Mama
- Wayne and Wanda
- Mo Frackle
- Yolanda
- The Swedish Chef
- Muppet Ghosts
- Behemoth
- Zoot
- Walter
- Animal
- Link Hogthrob
- The Ghost of Christmas Present
- Muppet Tomato
- Robin the Frog
- Crazy Harry
- Thog
- Nigel the Conductor
- Janice
- Bubba The Rat
- Camilla the Chicken
- SGT. Floyd Pepper
- Polly Lobster
- Dr. Bunsen Honeydew
- Beaker
- Pepé the King Prawn
- Mildred Huxtetter
- Constantine
- Dr. Teeth
- Rizzo the Rat
- Joe the Legal Weasel
- Bean Bunny
- Dolores the Trombone Player
- Dr. Julius Strangepork
- Kermit the Frog
- Beautiful Day Monster
- Sweetums
- Andy and Randy Pig
- Doglion
- Scooter
- Nicky Napoleon
- Angus McGonagle
- Sam the Eagle
- Beauregard
- Johnny Fiama & Sal
- Screaming Goat
- Howard Tubman
- Statler and Waldorf
- Fozzie Bear
- Foo-Foo
- Hilda
- Mahna Mahna and The Snowths
- Chip from IT
- Bobo
- Marvin Suggs
- Uncle Deadly
- Lips
- Big Mean Carl
- Gaffer the Cat
- George the Janitor
- Baskerville the Hound
- Gonzo
- Beverly Plume
- Newsman
- Emily “Ma” Bear
- The Mutations
- Miss Piggy
While the weekly releases are ending, you can still find the “MADE” kiosks at these locations if any stock remains: Magic Kingdom: Tomorrowland Launch Depot, and Disneyland: Star Trader or The Collectors Warehouse. In fact, about 6 weeks ago, the Disney Springs location at Marketplace Co-op closed, leaving the only location in the Magic Kingdom.
It’s been a fun 70 weeks of updates. We’re going to go find a place to display all of these now.
The Muppets Social Media posted today: “Yes, OF COURSE we saved the best for last! The 70th and final week of #TheMuppets70 celebration finally turns the spotlight on Miss Piggy. Originally performed by Frank Oz and now by Eric Jacobson, Miss Piggy is a legendary performer of stage, screen, and everything in between. Miss Piggy first debuted as a background player in 1974 before skyrocketing to superstardom. She is known the world over for her undeniable talent, her unbelievable fashion sense, and her unimaginable karate skills. She is the self-declared world’s biggest diva, at the top of the A-List, and waited VERY PATIENTLY for this honor. Here’s to you, Miss Piggy! We’d be nothing without you.”
