Gobbol

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Gobbol is a Trasho Mixel.

Description[]

Personality[]

Once the other Trashoz tribe members have cleared the lighter trash, this Mixel takes care of the really big stuff. Gobbol can gulp down just about anything with that double-opening mouth. But don’t be fooled—this dumpster on wheels is actually rather intelligent and doesn’t talk too much rubbish!

Physical Appearance[]

Gobbol is mostly green in color. He resembles a dumpster, with a large body, and a grey lidded top that is split in two, each half holding an eye. One half has two flat teeth, while the other half has only one. His bottom jaw has five pointed teeth in it. He has long arms with yellow details and pincer hands. He is on two pairs of wheels for feet.

The amount of teeth on his bottom jaw can vary between five and six in his animated model.

Biography[]

Early life[]

Little is known about Gobbol's past.

First adventures[]

Screeno and Myke hide inside of Gobbol during a Mix TV news report, just as the Nixels invade Mixopolis.

He is later seen cleaning up the Nixels that are left in Mixopolis with his brothers Sweepz and Compax. ("Nixel, Nixel, Go Away")

Gobbol and his brothers found a new home. ("Garbage Mixels Find New Home")

While the Nindjas were training, Gobbol and his brothers interrupted them, this led to both trios Maxing and the Trashoz Max eating the Nindjas Max. ("Nindjas vs. Trashoz")

Gobbol and his brothers prepared for Halloween. ("Get Those Rotten Fish Ready - It's Halloween!")

Out of nowhere, a banana peel fell on top of Gobbol and his brothers. ("Banana Peel Drops On Garbage Mixels")

Gobbol chased after a Nixel at high speed, seeking the rotten fish the Nixel was holding. The Nixel eventually hid in the sewers for protection. ("Garbage Mixel Eats A Rotten Fish")

Set Information[]

Gobbol was released as part of the Series 9 Mixels sets in the October 2016 product wave. His set number is 41572 and contains 62 pieces.

The set includes a Nixel with dirt stains.

41572 Gobbol can be combined with 41573 Sweepz and 41574 Compax to create the Trashoz Max.

LEGO Shop product description[]

Swallow tons of garbage with Gobbol!

Wheel into trash-clearing action with Gobbol, the Trashoz tribe member with a double-opening mouth and dumpster body to swallow even the oddest-shaped garbage. This lovable, posable Mixel figure comes with 2 fish elements that fit in its mouth. For more building and role-play fun, collect all 3 Trashoz featured in LEGO® MIXELS™ Series 9 to create the MAX.

• Keep the streets of Mixopolis clean with Gobbol, the LEGO® MIXELS™ Trashoz tribe member who can digest just about anything.
• Gobbol features a garbage dumpster body, a large double-opening mouth, 4 wheels and posable joints, plus 2 fish elements that can fit in the mouth for extra play.
• Collect all 3 Trashoz in LEGO® MIXELS™ Series 9 to build the MAX!
• Go to LEGO.com/MIXELS for exclusive building instructions, games, animations and much more. Ask your parents' or guardians' permission before going online.
• Watch all your favorite MIXELS™ characters on Cartoon Network.
• This set includes an age-appropriate building experience for ages 6 and over.
• Stands over 2” (6cm) tall.

Trivia[]

• He has six teeth on the bottom jaw of his LEGO model, yet it varies between five and six in promotional artwork and Nixel, Nixel, Go Away.
• His name is similar to Gobba from Series 2, as their names are based on the word "gobble".
• He is much bigger in the show than in LEGO form, as Myke, Screeno and Kuekard could fit inside of him.
• He is the only member of his tribe to not have a special cleaning tool based off his appearance.

Behind the Scenes[]

Name and basis[]

Gobbol's name is a misspelling of "gobble".

Gobbol resembles a dumpster.

Voice[]

In the TV series, and where sound clips are used, Gobbol's voice is unknown.

Real-life history[]

Reveals[]

Gobbol appeared with the rest of Series 7 through 9 at Toy Fairs in late January and early February 2016.^[1][2]

Content[]

Gobbol debuted in the TV series on October 1, 2016 in Nixel, Nixel, Go Away, with his LEGO set (along with the rest of series 9) becoming officially available on the same day.

Gallery[]

Main article: Gobbol/Gallery

Appearances[]

Sources and References[]

External links[]

• Products page on LEGO.com
• Character page on LEGO.com
• Instructions on LEGO.com
• Trashoz Max instructions on LEGO.com