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Updating with the info to match up the numbers on the checklist/code sheets to the series 14 and 15 minifigures as well. Series 14 1 or 17 - Crazy Scientist 2 or 18 - Fly Monster 3 or 19 - Wacky Witch 4 or 20 - Gargoyle 5 or 21 - Monster Rocker 6 or 22 - Spider Lady 7 or 23 - Banshee 8 or 24 - Specter 9 or 25 - Skeleton Guy 10 or 26 - Square Foot 11 or 27 - Tiger Woman 12 or 28 - Werewolf 13 or 29 - Zombie Pirate 14 or 30 - Zombie Cheerleader 15 or 31 - Zombie Businessman 16 or 32 - Plant Monster Series 15 1 or 17 - Queen 2 or 18 - Animal Control Officer 3 or 19 - Jewel Thief 4 or 20 - Tribal Woman 5 or 21 - Ballerina 6 or 22 - Flying Warrior 7 or 23 - Faun 8 or 24 - Frightening Knight 9 or 25 - Wrestling Champion 10 or 26 - Shark Suit Guy 11 or 27 - Clumsy Guy 12 or 28 - Kendo Fighter 13 or 29 - Astronaut 14 or 30 - Laser Mech 15 or 31 - Janitor 16 or 32 - Farmer

I'm probably not the only one who lets kids "help" with opening minifigure packs, so I figured that I would post this for anyone else trying to figure out which checklist/code sheet came with which minifigure. I was searching for this info a few weeks ago and wasn't able to find it, and didn't have a big enough sample size yet at that point to figure it out. If you are trying to match the checklist sheet (and code) to the correct minifigure from the set, you can use the number printed in the corner on the back of the checklist. The numbers printed on the sheet don't correspond to the checklist number of the minifigure, but rather the order the names of the minifigures are listed in Lego's official descriptive text about the set. The numbers for the ones I purchased from a Lego Store here in the US (with 122091-1 next to the printed number) are printed as 16 higher than the listed order (17 through 32, instead of 1 through 16) so you just need to subtract 16 for those. The ones from the box I bought on eBay which appear to have originated in Europe (with 122091-3 next to the printed number), are printed 1 through 16. If you've got a printed number of 33 or higher on your sheet, you may just need to keep subtracting 16 until you get to the 1-16 range. Series 13 - identification numbers on checklist / code sheets 1 (or 17) = Galaxy Trooper (16/16) 2 (or 18) = Alien Trooper (07/16) 3 (or 19) = Evil Wizard (10/16) 4 (or 20) = Classic King (01/16) 5 (or 21) = Goblin (05/16) 6 (or 22) = Snake Charmer (04/16) 7 (or 23) = Lady Cyclops (15/16) 8 (or 24) = Paleontologist (06/16) 9 (or 25) = Carpenter (09/16) 10 (or 26) = Hot Dog Man (14/16) 11 (or 27) = Sheriff (02/16) 12 (or 28) = Samurai (12/16) 13 (or 29) = Disco Diva (13/16) 14 (or 30) = Fencer (11/16) 15 (or 31) = Unicorn Girl (03/16) 16 (or 32) = Egyptian Warrior (08/16) The same pattern seems to hold true for the series 12 sheets I have handy, so you could most likely use the same method to match up the checklist/code sheets to the series 12 minifigures as well. 3 = Wizard (01/16) 8 = Hun Warrior (02/16) 21 (5) = Swashbuckler (13/16) 29 (13) = Prospector (08/16) There you go.