Last Figure Standing 2024 concluded on Saturday with the bat demon cantina patron Arleil Schous ousting the force wielding dark side user The Stranger/Qimir in the finals. Check out the live stream here. I go over all the analytics from the submissions, to the voting rounds, to a new dashboard, for this year, that features age comparison metrics. I’m going to keep this short and provide the link and attempt to embed it below. The best experience using this dashboard and interacting with it is with a computer or tablet. Mobile is just paired down insights, they’re still very insightful though. Please keep in mind that the analytics only provide characters that had at least 10 submission votes or more. That encompasses 11,201 of the 14,200 characters/figures submitted. With the analytics dashboard, we wanted to provide meaningful insights which shakes out to 254 characters.
Access the dashboard here or click the image below, and check out the LFS Finals livestream for our walkthrough and discussion of the submission data and voting data.
New functionality/features for this year:
- Character Name filter
- Search the base name of a character to see how many different sources, scenes, outfits made the top votes. Ex. Leia returns 4 different versions of her.
- Special Theme filter
- Chris added themes that figures fall into. Filter down the Jabba’s Court, Inquisitors, Return to Tatooine, Prequel Jedi, Nightsisters, etc!
- Troop Builder filter
- Filter down to Troop Building figures that made the top votes.
- Age Groups data point, visualization, and dashboard
- Filter down to specific age groups.
- Donut chart below shows the percentage split and vote amount (hover over the slice) for each age group. Clicking on one filters down the dashboard.
- The Age Group Analytics navigation button will bring you to a new third dashboard that allows you to compare up to 3 age groups side by side.
Interact with the data visualizations. Click on bars, and squares and slices and watch the dashboard filter down! Click the data point again to filter off. Lastly, I’ll be writing quite a few blog pieces in the coming weeks speaking to these insights and what figures or groups of figures we can do with it.
