Nani (dis177) Quick Facts
| BrickLink ID | dis177 |
| Theme | Disney |
| Year Released | 2025 |
| Average Price (Used) | $11.46 |
| Average Price (New) | $7.38 |
| Price Range | $11.46 – $11.46 |
| Parts | 5 |
| Found In | 1 set |
About Nani
The LEGO Nani (dis177) is a Disney minifigure worth $11.46 on average, released in 2025 and found in 1 set. It has 5 individual parts. The Disney theme average is $6.15, making this figure above average for its theme.
Nani (dis177) is a mid-range Disney minifigure valued at $11.46 on BrickLink. It comes from 1 set, exclusively Lilo and Stitch Beach House. Not a headline piece, but it adds up — sellers processing bulk lots should know this figure is worth pulling and listing individually rather than bundling it into a random minifig lot.
Parts in Nani (5)





Sets containing Nani (1)
Common questions about Nani
How much is LEGO dis177 (Nani) worth in 2026?
The LEGO Nani (dis177) is worth $11.46 used and $7.38 new/sealed on average, based on BrickLink sales data from the last 6 months. Prices range from $11.46 to $11.46 depending on condition. This is above the Disney theme average of $6.15. Completeness (all accessories included) and print condition are the biggest factors affecting price.
What sets include the Nani minifigure?
Nani appears in 1 set: Lilo and Stitch Beach House (43268-1, ~$83.64). Since it was only in one set, it can't be sourced elsewhere — that scarcity is reflected in the price.
How do I identify Nani?
Look for the BrickLink ID dis177 — it's the definitive identifier for this figure. Nani is made up of 5 parts (a standard minifigure assembly). The parts breakdown on this page shows each component with colors. If you have a loose figure and aren't sure what it is, the brick'em scanner can identify it from a photo in a few seconds.
What's the best way to sell Nani?
List it individually on BrickLink with the ID dis177 — buyers search by part number and will find it. Include clear photos showing condition. At $11.46, it's worth the time to list separately rather than bundling. If you have several Disney figures, listing them all at once saves on the per-item effort.

