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Aug 11, 2026 2:24 AM
Updated Aug 11, 2026 4:09 PM

Visitors to LEGOLAND Discovery Center Bay Area can now see LEGO Jimothy alongside the attraction's miniature cityscape.

Jimothy, Seattle's viral raccoon, has officially been immortalized in LEGO bricks.

LEGOLAND Discovery Center Bay Area unveiled a miniature LEGO version of the internet-famous raccoon, giving guests a chance to spot the beloved animal in the attraction's MINILAND display.

Jimothy, a raccoon from Seattle's Ballard neighborhood believed to have a rare spinal condition, became an internet sensation after videos of his distinctive round shape and waddling gait spread across social media. His popularity has since inspired murals, Mariners tributes, merchandise and widespread fan art.

Jimothy, Seattle's viral raccoon, has officially been immortalized in LEGO bricks. (Courtesy: LEGO)Jimothy, Seattle's viral raccoon, has officially been immortalized in LEGO bricks. (Courtesy: LEGO)

Master Model Builder Alison Brennan created LEGO Jimothy using 130 LEGO bricks in just three hours.

The brick-built raccoon has been added to MINILAND's wilderness area after making stops at some of the attraction's miniature Bay Area landmarks, including the Golden Gate Bridge.

MINILAND is built with more than 1.5 million LEGO bricks and features detailed recreations of the Bay Area skyline and landmarks. Jimothy now joins the display as what LEGOLAND calls the world's most famous raccoon.

Visitors to LEGOLAND Discovery Center Bay Area can now see LEGO Jimothy alongside the attraction's miniature cityscape.

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