u/ninjago_fan187

As a fairly new player, I am on the way to my first Lord which is going to be Blade. But I'm curious. Who was all of your first?

When your little brother drags you into this random toy shop in Crete and you think you spotted Ninjago Lego! Spoiler Alert: You did not, you found LeLe 🫩

Tournament of Seasons Day 4! Today's matchup is a controversial one as The Pilots take on Crystalized. Nostalgia Vs Finale, which one will you vote for? Comment your favourite and your vote may decide who moves on in this bracket...

Tournament of Seasons Day 3! Today's matchup is Master of the Mountain Vs Rebooted, everyone comment your favourite and it will be added to the tally. Seabound and Rise of the Snakes have moved on so far, let's see who moves on next... 👀

Tournament of Seasons day two! Today's matchup is Seabound vs Legacy of the Green Ninja. Everyone comment your favourite and I will add it to the tally!

As everyone who watched Doc Wyatt's interview on Brent Miller's YouTube channel knows, Ninjago will continue after Dragons Fury (The end of Dragons Rising). This has got me thinking, what should we expect for the next era of Ninjago?

It is very clear they are looking to bring the focus onto the new ninja (Arin, Sora, Frak , Wyldfire and Euphrasia) but will come of the Ninja everyone knows and loves?

Our current 6 has been around for 15 years now and they are certainly making up a HUGE chunk of Legos profits due to their recognisability and their massive following. Scrapping them completely would not only lose many fans who watch Ninjago currently, but would stop a lot of og fans from returning. Take me for example, I watched Ninjago non-stop for three years straight (2014-2017). It was practically my whole life for that period, all I ever wanted was Lego and at my young age I idolised the Ninja massively. In recent years, nostalgia has pulled me back into the Ninjago franchise and I think I have now fully solidified myself as a complete fan and I am at a point where I love the newer stuff just as much as I love/loved the series I grew up with. For me, without the OG Ninja still being a huge part of the franchise I don't think I would have made my turn back to Ninjago and I believe that scrapping them from the story completely would deny so many others the chance to do what I have.

These are just my opinions and I would really like to hear what everyone thinks of my question...

What comes of Ninjago after Dragons Rising???

I am going to Legoland Windsor in 6 weeks time and I am intending to purchase the two of these sets. I need some advice as I would like to purchase another smaller set with it. Any ideas?

I am intending to buy this set on my next trip to Legoland Windsor, does anyone own it and can anyone let me know how good it is?

For me it has to be 1. Nokt 2. Drix 3. Rox 4. Kur 5. Zarkt

Samukai had plenty of potential but he had no time. The skeleton army were made a mockery of but Samukai in his short amount of screen time, he certainly made his presence known. I honestly think if he was integrated in the first series he would have become far more than the scape goat of garmadon in the pilots.

Prince Kalmaar is a top five Ninjago villain oat but y'all aren't ready for that conversation yet.