Mattel’s early Minecraft mini figures turned the game’s block-built cast into pocket-size collectibles, and Stone Series 2 is a particularly useful set to understand before opening—or preserving—a box. The carton is not simply marked with a generic ‘Wave 2’: its side identifies it as Stone Series 2, while the legal panel carries a 2014 Mattel copyright, Mojang licensing, a 6+ age mark, and the unambiguous contents statement 1 figure.
What can be inside a Series 2 single pack?
The collector database for this line records 12 single-pack designs, continuing the identification letters from M through X. In order, they are Chicken (M), Ocelot (N), Steve in Iron Armor (O), Zombie (P), Electrified Creeper (Q), Zombie Pigman (R), Bats (S), Wither (T), Steve with TNT (U), Saddled Pig (V), Undead Horse (W), and Tamed Wolf (X). That alphabetic run is more useful than relying on today’s character names or on a seller’s shorthand for the wave.
The photographed carton highlights six possibilities on one panel: Steve in Iron Armor, Electrified Creeper, Zombie, Ocelot, Zombie Pigman, and Wither. That panel should not be mistaken for a complete Series 2 checklist. The wider single-pack catalog adds Chicken, Bats, and the four M–X designs that the database specifically marks as single-pack-only: Steve with TNT, Saddled Pig, Undead Horse, and Tamed Wolf.
Single-pack-only is a format distinction, not a rarity claim
Those four exclusive-to-single-pack designs give sealed cartons a clear collecting purpose, but the available package photographs do not print pull odds, production ratios, or an official Chase designation. There is therefore no sound basis for claiming any supported rarity tier for these boxes. ‘Single-pack-only’ tells you where a design was distributed; it does not establish that the figure was short-packed.
The same caution applies to the six characters printed on this particular carton. The panel says that each figure is sold separately and subject to availability, but it supplies no case ratio. Collectors who care about rarity should ask for documented case assortments rather than converting checklist exclusivity into unsupported odds.
How the triple packs change the checklist
Series 2 also appeared in triple packs, which reuse several single-pack characters but add four format-specific variants: Villager, Magma Cube, Silverfish, and Steve with a Fishing Rod. That makes ‘complete Series 2’ dependent on scope. A run of the 12 coded blind-box figures is a complete single-pack set; it is not every Series 2 figure Mattel distributed across all package formats.
This distinction also helps when buying loose figures. Steve in Iron Armor, Electrified Creeper, Zombie, Ocelot, Zombie Pigman, Bats, Chicken, and Wither can appear in more than one format, so a loose example is not necessarily proof that a blind box was opened. By contrast, the TNT Steve, Saddled Pig, Undead Horse, and Tamed Wolf are the strongest identifiers for the single-pack checklist.
What to inspect on a sealed carton
The product photos show a small closed gray carton with stone-block graphics, a large question-mark silhouette, ‘Mini-Figure,’ and ‘Dig In!’ on the front. For a package collection, inspect the top flap, lower corners, and printed edges for compression or whitening. This example appears intact but has light shelf wear at the corners, so condition-conscious buyers should use the full photo set rather than assuming every closed box is mint.
At $5.99, the appeal is straightforward: one licensed 2014-era Minecraft mini figure, with a chance at a design tied specifically to the M–X single-pack run. The best collecting approach is to decide first whether you want an unopened Stone Series 2 carton, the 12 coded blind-box figures, or the broader set that also includes triple-pack exclusives.