100 Ways To HIDE a LEGO Minifigure

Could you hide a minifigure so well no one could find it? To find out, I camouflaged 100 minifigures in the most extreme places to see which is the hardest to find. Starting with burying a minifigure underground. I brought my Jeff minifigure outside as well as a shovel. I dug up a hole until it was big enough to fit Jeff inside. And that is our first minifigure hidden. Except I forgot to mention one thing. This is villain Jeff and he is trying to hunt down all 100 minifigures. Like the one we just buried. So to help out, I'll be unlocking new spray paints and other items throughout the video which we'll be able to use to completely camouflage minifigures. So I started by spray painting this Jeff dark green. And now we can use him to hide in places like grass. The dark green blends him into the grass a lot better. So good in fact, villain Jeff passed right by him not seeing him. Also using the dark green, I camouflaged him in this small fig tree by putting him on one of the branches. Now it's time to unlock our next spray paint, silver. Once the minifigure was completely dry, I grabbed a diet coke out of my drink fridge and placed it on our table. I also grabbed this blue putty which will help us attach minifigures to the sides of things like on the side of this diet coke can. And as you can see, the colors are correct, but it's still kind of easy to see him. Even villain Jeff found it. So we need a better spot for a silver minifigure like in a shower. I attached him right here on this shower faucet. That definitely works a lot better. Our next spray paint is red, but I actually already have a spray painted red minifigure to promote video a while back. So I attached him to a stop sign. Then I hit him on a fire extinguisher. I hit one on the leaf of this potted plant, and then I hit two minifigures on this small Lego tree. I'll give you a couple seconds to see if you can spot them. The first one I used dark green to camouflage him into the base, and the second one I used red to blend into the tree leaves at the top. So if anyone's ever watching YouTube in here, they probably don't know there's too many figures hiding on this tree. I hit a Jeff in one of my Nike shoes by putting him far in the back. I hit one in a trash can, and I camouflaged one on a wrench. Cat, what do you think about it? This is Musso Black paint, and it is supposed to be the darkest paint in the world. So I painted this Jeff with it. We're going to use him to blend into more things, like camouflaging him into a Nintendo Switch. You can barely see him unless you turn it on. I camouflaged him into my Master Builder's hat. As you can see, it's almost impossible to see him. And I hit him on my doorbell. I heard somebody should hit the subscribe button. This is my silver play button, and I grabbed our silver Jeff and attached him right onto it. And he doesn't fully blend in. Yeah, even Jeff was able to find it. This is my editing and gaming setup, and there are a lot of spots we can hide this minifigure. For example, in my PC. I just had to take off the glass, and I took the minifigure and put it all the way in the back. I put the glass back on and turned on my PC, and as you can see, it's very hard to see him in the back. This is my gaming keyboard, which, side note, is very satisfying, but you probably wouldn't know there's actually a hidden minifigure right under it. So if anyone's ever gaming in here, no one will know there's a minifigure right underneath of the keyboard. I hid one on the bottom of my microphone, and I hid one inside my gaming headphones. No one's ever going to be able to find these minifigures. I attached a silver one onto a knife by again using some of this blue sticky putty. Jeff almost found this minifigure, but we took him out pretty quickly. Our next spray paint color to unlock is this very light tan white color. After letting him completely dry, I wanted to hide him inside an Oreo cookie. So I used the knife to cut out all the white stuff in the middle, and I placed our Jeff in the middle of the cookie. I then used the white stuff around the Jeff to hide him. And after a little bit, we now have a perfectly good looking Oreo. Nothing looks wrong with it at all. Next, I grabbed a bag of these marshmallows, and I threw Jeff inside of it. And after closing it all up, he is completely hidden. While I was filming, I ordered these really cool transparent Lego minifigures, and I'm going to be using them to blend into different objects. Like, for example, this water bottle I grabbed out of my fridge. I tried hiding him right next to the water bottle, but I wanted to actually put him inside the water bottle. So I stuffed him in, and now you can barely see him at all. Bill and Jeff walked right by the water bottle, but did not see the transparent minifigure right above him. Next, I want to hide one inside ice. So I grabbed this random mold, which will make an ice ball. I started by placing our transparent minifigure inside, then filling it up with water. I put the lid on and placed it in our freezer. We'll come back to him when he's completely frozen a little later. Next, I grabbed a watermelon, because I want to hide this transparent red minifigure inside of it. So I placed him on top and stuffed him in. Yeah, he kind of blends in. At least Bill and Jeff didn't see him. I hid one on a candle by using a transparent orange one with some fire pieces. With the lights off, you can't tell this is a minifigure at all. Even Jeff didn't notice. Next, I'm going to be hiding some around my car. Starting with hiding one on the wheel. The black minifigure almost blends in perfectly. I hid a transparent red one on my brake lights. Now if I get inside my car, I don't know if you can see him, but I hid one on the front of my steering wheel. I hid one inside an air vent and then closed it up. In the middle, I opened up the glove box and hid one inside there. And if you didn't notice, I actually hid one on the seatbelt button. Oh no. I guess he's hidden somewhere down there too. I hid one on my cat named Donut. He almost blends in perfectly. Now this next spray paint is our first textured one. And it's supposed to make things look like sand. So after letting our minifigure dry for a bit, I want to see if you can find him somewhere around this fire pit. Well, he's actually right down here. The sand texture almost blends him in perfectly with the brick behind him. But what if I told you there was actually two minifigures here? Inside the fire pit, blending in is a burnt LEGO minifigure. I burned him in a video a while back and this burnt texture camouflages him perfectly. Now I wanted to go to a movie theater. And I found some spots to hide minifigures. Like inside a bag of popcorn. This transparent yellow minifigure blends in perfectly with the buttered popcorn. Now walking into the movie theater, it's always very dark inside. Which is perfect to blend in our dark minifigure. So I put him in one of the chairs. It's so dark in here, no one's ever going to be able to find him. Also, I think Bill and Jeff got a little distracted watching the movie. I hid this one inside a grill. Then I went to go watch YouTube. But I found a silver minifigure hiding on the back of the remote. I grabbed a tub of peanut butter. Unscrewed the lid. And started using a knife to cover up this Jeff in peanut butter. Now that he has this awesome disguise, I put him inside the peanut butter jar. And after mixing him up a bit, you could not tell he was in here. I closed the lid. And Jeff ended up walking right past him. Now in this footage, there is a minifigure hiding here somewhere. And I want to see if you can find it. Well, the minifigure is actually hiding in the dirt right here. And the reason this minifigure looks like dirt is because I used this rust spray paint that also looks really similar to muddy dirt. And once he was dry, I had put him in the dirt. But what if I told you there were actually two minifigures in this footage? Because up in the bush, there is a dark green minifigure hiding inside. I bet you didn't see him hiding there. This is a container full of coffee beans. There's actually a minifigure already in it. All right, I think our frozen ice minifigure is finished. So I pulled it out of the freezer, poured a little bit of hot water on it, opened the lid up, and that's when the ice ball came right out. Inside of it, you can barely see our transparent minifigure. So I think that worked really well. I hid a transparent minifigure on a window. Next, I grabbed a flashlight. I stuck some of the blue putty on our minifigure and attached it to the front of the flashlight. And when I turn it on, you can't see him at all. I think this one works really well. Next, I'm going to hide this one in the guitar by putting it right in here. All right, time for our next spray paint. It's called stone, but it doesn't fully look like stone. But I might have found the perfect spot to put it, because this texture matches perfectly with the wall of our house. Also, right above him, I hid another minifigure inside this lamp. I hid one in this table fire pit. Then I hid one on my stovetop. And it's actually right here. I bet you probably didn't see him. I grabbed a frying pan as well as this silver keychain minifigure and attached him to the side of it. So if anyone's ever cooking anything, they just might not know there is a minifigure right on the frying pan. I hid one in my utensil drawer. And if you couldn't find him, he's on the spoon. This is a YouTube diamond play button briefcase. I opened it up. And as you can see inside, there is a diamond play button. I pulled it out and placed the minifigure inside where it was. I closed up the briefcase. And now that minifigure is completely hidden. I also hid this clear minifigure on the diamond part of the play button. And yes, this is not my diamond play button. So maybe you could subscribe so we can get around one day. I hid a minifigure in a ceiling light. Then I went to my bathroom and hid one inside my toilet. Now I could just close the lid and call it a day. But I want to make sure he is extra hidden. I hid this minifigure on a mirror, which I thought was going to work. But it didn't look as good as I thought. And villain Jeff ended up finding it. I hid one inside a microwave. He's actually already in here. Right on the side over here. I used more of the blue putty to stick this transparent minifigure on the side. And before Jeff finds him or any more minifigures, let's just stick them in the microwave and keep them there for a bit. I hid one inside my mailbox. I hid one inside my couch by hiding it inside this part that opens up. I just took our minifigure, put it all the way in the back and closed it back up. I also hid one inside a pillow by unzipping the top of it, placing a Jeff inside and then zipping it back up. Now I went outside because I want to hide our next minifigure in all of these rocks. But actually, plot twist, he's already hiding among the rocks. I want to see if you can find him. I'll give you a bit. Well, the hidden minifigure is right here. To make this minifigure, I used a stone textured spray paint. And to be honest, I think this is the best camouflage minifigure we've had so far. Now let's move on to hiding one inside our ice machine. I used the clear minifigure to hide him among the ice. But I actually hid another minifigure right here on this ice scooper. Now I was going for a walk until I randomly found this minifigure trying to hide on the sidewalk. And I also found one trying to hide in the street. I took this Jeff minifigure and hid him inside a drain. I found a minifigure under a leaf. And I hid this Jeff minifigure inside a vacuum by just sucking him up. This is a life-size Minecraft cat. And I actually hid a minifigure right on the side of it, which he blends in almost perfectly with the Minecraft cat. Now I went to the beach to hide some minifigures there, starting with hiding one in the sand. I found this pretty cool small sand wall. And I stuck our sand minifigure right into it. I hid one inside the ocean by sticking him into the sand and waiting for waves to hit him. After the wave hit, we thought he was gone. But we ended up finding him back on the beach later. I guess the ocean didn't want him. And then I wanted to hide him somewhere on this jetty, which is a bunch of these rocks you can walk on. I ended up hiding our dirt one on this rock right next to the waves. But it seems like Jeff got out of the microwave somehow. And he came to the beach searching for the minifigures. But at least he was not able to find any of them. So to get away from Bill and Jeff, we traveled all the way to Disneyland. And we're going to hide some minifigures here, starting with hiding some minifigures on Main Street. I hid one on the train station, using this reddish orange minifigure to blend into the brick wall. I found this random cart of barrels and luggage. So I had to take advantage and I hid one on one of the barrels. I hid a minifigure on this random horse statue pole thing. Next thing I did was buy a churro as a snack. Well, actually, no, I hid a minifigure inside of it. I then walked into the Disney Castle and hid one on this door inside. I found a gold drinking fountain. So I placed our gold minifigure inside. I also hid our gold minifigure on the sword in the stone. After that, I walked all the way over to the Matterhorn. And on this side of the mountain, I hid a minifigure on some of the rocks. This is the Haunted Mansion. And if you don't see the minifigure by now, he's actually on this dark green fence. We then walked to Star Wars Land. And I first hid a minifigure on this red droid. We also found this really cool X-Wing. But if you didn't notice, I hid a minifigure right down here on these rocks. This minifigure blends in almost perfectly. Now we headed over to California Adventure. And I started by hiding one on this trolley. I used the red minifigure to camouflage him in perfectly. This is Mickey Mouse in Walt Disney. And if you didn't see the minifigure by now, I hid one on Mickey Mouse's hand. I hid one on this mine cart, blending him in with the rust color. Next, I hid one on this tree by using some of the blue putty to stick him on. I also hid a green one in some of the branches and leaves of the tree. Then we walked into Cars Land. I first hid one on a red fire hydrant. Then I stuck a clear one on Guido, which kind of blends into his windshield. And then I hid one on a really cool movie poster, using this dark blue transparent one on the Dinoco sign. I found this really cool Avengers logo and hid one right where the arrow is pointed. I hid one on this Guardians of the Galaxy sign, right on some painted paw prints. I hid one on this very cool Avengers jeep, right on one of the hinges of the door. And finally, I hid one on this awesome Iron Man armor, right here on his hand. Now for the final minifigure. But I'm not going to be just hiding one minifigure. I'm going to be hiding multiple minifigures in a bunch of my thumbnails. So I got pictures of each minifigure I'm going to use, grabbed my laptop, and put the minifigures into Photoshop. And that's when I hid the first minifigure in the last secret base video. Then I hid a minifigure in the thumbnail before that, and the next one. And I continued hiding minifigures and thumbnails all the way back to the AI invasion video. Once they were all finished, I uploaded every single one to YouTube. And now you can go and try to find the hidden minifigure in every thumbnail. Comment down below which of the hiding spots was your favorite. Subscribe, and I'll see you guys in the next video. Well, you made it to the end of the video. If you liked this video, you can click on one of the four videos popping up on your screen. Jeff really likes them, so you'll probably like them too. You're still here? You should have already clicked on one. All right, bye.