LEGO NINJAGO Reviews

Themes

	Name	Theme	Release	Pieces	Minifigures	Review	Price (£)	Buy
	70675 Katana 4x4	NINJAGO	Feb-20	450		Read here	44.99	LEGO.com
	70673 Shuricopter	NINJAGO	Feb-20	361		Read here	24.99	LEGO.com
	71708 Gamers Market	NINJAGO	Jan-20	218		Read here	24.99	LEGO.com
	70669 Cole's Earth Driller	NINJAGO	May-19	587	4	Read here	44.99	LEGO.com
	70680 Monastery Training	NINJAGO	Apr-19	122	2	Read here	8.99	LEGO.com
	70666 The Golden Dragon	NINJAGO	Mar-19	171	3	Read here	17.99	LEGO.com
	70655 Dragon Pit	NINJAGO	Dec-18	1660	9	Read here	119.99	LEGO.com
	70638 Katana V11	NINJAGO	Jan-18	257	2	Read here	14.99	LEGO.com
	41488 Master Wu	BrickHeadz	Jan-18	89	0	Read here	32.89	Amazon
	41487 Lloyd	BrickHeadz	Jan-18	102	0	Read here	38.81	Amazon
	70629 Piranha Attack	The LEGO NINJAGO Movie	Dec-17	217	4	Read here	18.01	LEGO.com
	70632 Quake Mech	The LEGO NINJAGO Movie	Dec-17	1202	5	Read here	76.91	LEGO.com
	30427 Ice Tank	The LEGO NINJAGO Movie	Oct-17	71	0	Read here	6.79	LEGO.com
	5004938 Bricktober minifigure pack	NINJAGO	Oct-17	29	4	Read here	60	Amazon
	70620 NINJAGO City	The LEGO NINJAGO Movie	Aug-17	4867	19	Read here	259.99	LEGO.com
	70681 Spinjitzu Slam - Lloyd	Ninjago					8.99	LEGO.com
	40374 Golden Zane MF Acc. Set	Ninjago					11.99	LEGO.com
	40342 MF Set NINJAGO 2019	Ninjago					10.99	LEGO.com
	70665 The Samurai Mech	Ninjago					14.99	LEGO.com
	70677 Land Bounty	Ninjago					119.99	LEGO.com
	70684 Spinjitzu Slam - Kai vs. Samurai	Ninjago					17.99	LEGO.com
	70668 Jay's Storm Fighter	Ninjago					34.99	LEGO.com
	70676 Lloyd's Titan Mech	Ninjago					64.99	LEGO.com
	70667 Kai's Blade Cycle & Zane's Snowmobile	Ninjago					24.99	LEGO.com
	70674 Fire Fang	Ninjago					39.99	LEGO.com
	70672 Cole's Dirt Bike	Ninjago					17.99	LEGO.com
	70671 Lloyd's Journey	Ninjago					12.99	LEGO.com
	70672 Cole's Dirt Bike	Ninjago					17.99	LEGO.com
	70683 Spinjitzu Slam - Zane	Ninjago					8.99	LEGO.com
	70682 Spinjitzu Slam - Jay	Ninjago					8.99	LEGO.com

About LEGO NINJAGO

Back in 2011, LEGO NINJAGO arrived as a new short-term theme that ended up becoming an annual evergreen range.

In the beginning, there were four ninjas trained by Sensei Wu in the arts of Spinjitzu. The martial arts were depicted by spinners – while there were traditional sets in the range, there were also spinner sets so that collectors could battle their minifigures against one another. Their enemies were undead skeletons, led by Lord Garmadon. 

As for the sets, they combined a mixture of things that do not sound like they would work together – but somehow did. Dragons, motorcycles, temples, trucks and helicopters come together in a ninja based theme. Each of the ninjas has a different coloured outfit, 

The boxes in 2013 were labelled as ‘The Finale Battle’, with the theme’s storyline due to end with Lloyd Garmadon becoming the Gold Ninja and helping the gang to defeat his father Lord Garmadon.

Thanks to a compelling animated television series that children couldn’t get enough of and the theme only growing in popularity, the LEGO Group elected to continue NINJAGO in 2014, and it hasn’t stopped since. With the Great Devourer’s snake followers, the Overlord’s Stone Army and the Sky Pirates being just a selection of the villains who would arrive to face off against Kai, Jay, Cole and Zane.

The twisty, turny storyline has been running for almost a decade, which has led to the LEGO design team going back to some of the classic locations, vehicles and creatures in NINJAGO Legacy while also going forward with new adventures. It has also spawned a theme park ride and a theatrical movie.

It is quite unprecedented for a LEGO theme to be as story-based as NINJAGO has been, but something about has captured children in a way the LEGO Group has never managed to quite the same extent since.