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Brickvivid Dancing Groot Building Kit | Interactive Toy

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Get ready to groove with everyone’s favorite hero! This amazing Dancing Groot building kit lets you build and boogie with the star of the show.

He really dances! Just turn the handle on the flowerpot to watch the articulated Groot groove. He has a posable head and arms for fun poses.

Make Groot your own! This buildable Groot toy includes headphones, sunglasses, and extra leaves. You can even pick from 3 different nameplates.

All the accessories store neatly inside the pot. It’s a perfect Guardians of the Galaxy gift for kids 10+. Plus, it’s Compatible with LEGO 76297 for endless fun.

Specifications:

  • Material: High-Quality ABS Plastic
  • Height: 22 cm / 8.7 in
  • Weight: 0.51 kg / 1.12 lb

【NOTE 】: To offer you the best value, this item comes in simple, eco-friendly packaging and does not include the original box. Rest assured, the core accessories and quality are identical to the original!

Weight0.51 kg
Dimensions21 × 14 × 11 cm
Suitable Age

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  1. Jeff –

    This dancing Groot kit is so much fun! The package arrived way ahead of schedule and the product was in perfect condition. A fantastic shopping experience.

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How many pieces does it come with? Amanda Kaye asked on 2026-06-29

Approximately 459 pieces

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anakinflair

I got this to replace my official Lego version, which I am selling. Just finished building this. Here are my thoughts. Pros: Completely comparable to the original Lego version. Looks just like the original in every way. The printed pieces are exactly the same, as are the minifigures. The nameplate sticker is printed in different colors, but I actually prefer it to the original version. Cons- some tolerances are slightly off. Small round pieces such as the headlights are a very loose fit, whereas some of the technic pieces- especially on the wheels, were extremely tight. I had to use a hammer to push in the long rods at the rear wheels, and I had to slightly trim and bend the pegs going into the wheels. One of the front wheels was slightly misshaped, but it is barely noticeable. My biggest problem was with the instructions, however. I have poor eyesight, and the instructions were printed incredibly small. For my next build, I think I'll try to use the official Lego instructions on my iPad so I can enlarge them. Reference pics show Brickvivid's on the Left, and the official Lego on the right. Overall, this was a very good value for my money. I've got the '89 Batmobile on order, and I plan to get several more.

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anakinflair

I got this to replace my official Lego version, which I am selling. Just finished building this. Here are my thoughts. Pros: Completely comparable to the original Lego version. Looks just like the original in every way. The printed pieces are exactly the same, as are the minifigures. The nameplate sticker is printed in different colors, but I actually prefer it to the original version. Cons- some tolerances are slightly off. Small round pieces such as the headlights are a very loose fit, whereas some of the technic pieces- especially on the wheels, were extremely tight. I had to use a hammer to push in the long rods at the rear wheels, and I had to slightly trim and bend the pegs going into the wheels. One of the front wheels was slightly misshaped, but it is barely noticeable. My biggest problem was with the instructions, however. I have poor eyesight, and the instructions were printed incredibly small. For my next build, I think I'll try to use the official Lego instructions on my iPad so I can enlarge them. Reference pics show Brickvivid's on the Left, and the official Lego on the right. Overall, this was a very good value for my money. I've got the '89 Batmobile on order, and I plan to get several more.

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anakinflair

I got this to replace my official Lego version, which I am selling. Just finished building this. Here are my thoughts. Pros: Completely comparable to the original Lego version. Looks just like the original in every way. The printed pieces are exactly the same, as are the minifigures. The nameplate sticker is printed in different colors, but I actually prefer it to the original version. Cons- some tolerances are slightly off. Small round pieces such as the headlights are a very loose fit, whereas some of the technic pieces- especially on the wheels, were extremely tight. I had to use a hammer to push in the long rods at the rear wheels, and I had to slightly trim and bend the pegs going into the wheels. One of the front wheels was slightly misshaped, but it is barely noticeable. My biggest problem was with the instructions, however. I have poor eyesight, and the instructions were printed incredibly small. For my next build, I think I'll try to use the official Lego instructions on my iPad so I can enlarge them. Reference pics show Brickvivid's on the Left, and the official Lego on the right. Overall, this was a very good value for my money. I've got the '89 Batmobile on order, and I plan to get several more.

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eljarret

Amazing and fun build!!!!! Some of the parts were a little tough to put together, but that was a minimal distraction.

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eljarret

Amazing and fun build!!!!! Some of the parts were a little tough to put together, but that was a minimal distraction.

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peropetric144

Set je odličan, nije falilo dijelova, ništa više

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peropetric144

Set je odličan, nije falilo dijelova, ništa više

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peropetric144

Set je odličan, nije falilo dijelova, ništa više

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Stacey Richardson

Not the best fake set I've built. The mini figures were not 100% accurate but you get what you pay for. The Sebastian and Gus Gus pieces are just funny. Gus Gus is huge and well Sebastian IS a crab :) Overall I like the set and am very happy with it and the price I paid for it. I did have to glue all the balloons together because they fit together so loosely they won't stay together.

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Stacey Richardson

Not the best fake set I've built. The mini figures were not 100% accurate but you get what you pay for. The Sebastian and Gus Gus pieces are just funny. Gus Gus is huge and well Sebastian IS a crab :) Overall I like the set and am very happy with it and the price I paid for it. I did have to glue all the balloons together because they fit together so loosely they won't stay together.

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Stacey Richardson

Not the best fake set I've built. The mini figures were not 100% accurate but you get what you pay for. The Sebastian and Gus Gus pieces are just funny. Gus Gus is huge and well Sebastian IS a crab :) Overall I like the set and am very happy with it and the price I paid for it. I did have to glue all the balloons together because they fit together so loosely they won't stay together.

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Stacey Richardson

Not the best fake set I've built. The mini figures were not 100% accurate but you get what you pay for. The Sebastian and Gus Gus pieces are just funny. Gus Gus is huge and well Sebastian IS a crab :) Overall I like the set and am very happy with it and the price I paid for it. I did have to glue all the balloons together because they fit together so loosely they won't stay together.

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  1. AS

    Brick for brick it’s identical!! I’ve finished it and am very happy, easy to follow and I believe a well know app can also be used to help with the build 👍🏻

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  2. MN

    Packaging can be confusing and at times don’t line up with build directions. Done pieces that need to be clipped for functionality (like swivel pieces) don’t always stay together resulting in failure points. Other wise a very satisfying build. I’ve purchased two others but expectations are now set.

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  3. A

    I got this to replace my official Lego version, which I am selling. Just finished building this. Here are my thoughts.

    Pros: Completely comparable to the original Lego version. Looks just like the original in every way. The printed pieces are exactly the same, as are the minifigures. The nameplate sticker is printed in different colors, but I actually prefer it to the original version.

    Cons- some tolerances are slightly off. Small round pieces such as the headlights are a very loose fit, whereas some of the technic pieces- especially on the wheels, were extremely tight. I had to use a hammer to push in the long rods at the rear wheels, and I had to slightly trim and bend the pegs going into the wheels. One of the front wheels was slightly misshaped, but it is barely noticeable. My biggest problem was with the instructions, however. I have poor eyesight, and the instructions were printed incredibly small. For my next build, I think I’ll try to use the official Lego instructions on my iPad so I can enlarge them.

    Reference pics show Brickvivid’s on the Left, and the official Lego on the right.

    Overall, this was a very good value for my money. I’ve got the ’89 Batmobile on order, and I plan to get several more.

    Image #1 from anakinflair
    Image #2 from anakinflair
    Image #3 from anakinflair
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  4. A

    This was my first purchase from BrickVivid. Bought this set since the “official” version was discontinued and I was pleasantly surprised by the quality.

    The pieces all connected well, with a few having slight bends or remaining trimming left on them, but that was easily resolved when snapped into place or picked off.

    Downsides… the organization of the parts is far from straightforward. They are came clumped together into three stages, with each step in the stage needing pieces from multiple bags within each stage pack. While this isn’t a problem exactly (and worth the tradeoff for the price), it definitely presents a challenge for those less experienced with building.

    Also, the “mystery figure” portrait pieces simply had a “?” on the pieces instead of any kind of image. To be expected, but still unfortunate and takes away from the aesthetic for that part of the set. Also missing a couple of the stickers indicated in the instructions.

    Overall, definitely worth buying if you are looking for a more affordable option!

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  5. SS

    Still in the bag but quick delivery and the quality looks amazing

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