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Set 70651 Throne Room Showdown
Ninjago

Throne Room Showdown

Throne Room Showdown is a Ninjago set built around a small scene rather than a large structure, packed with five minifigures across just 222 pieces. Black and pearl gold dominate the colour scheme, backed up by reddish brown and red, suggesting a palace or throne room setting. It's a set clearly designed for role play between several characters at once.

Set number
70651
Year
2018
Pieces
222
Minifigures
5
Theme
Ninjago
Different parts
88
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Parts list 88

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Spare parts (23)

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Minifigures 5

Description

Five figures in a small set

Five minifigures for 222 pieces is an unusual ratio; most Ninjago sets this size come with one or two figures at most. That balance shows the build itself is meant as a stage for a multi-character scene rather than a large standalone structure. With this many figures included, you can act out a confrontation straight away, whether that's several factions facing off in a throne room or a wider Ninjago storyline. For collectors, it's also a set that adds several figures to a shelf in one go.

A setting rather than a building

The name points to a palace or throne room scene where multiple figures face each other. With 88 unique parts among 222 pieces total, there's enough variety for a throne, steps or small wall sections without pushing the build towards a large architectural model. The set works more like a compact backdrop: quick to build, but structured enough to make a scene feel convincing. The parts list on this page shows exactly which shapes were used for the throne and palace details.

Black and gold as a colour code

Black and pearl gold are the dominant colours, joined by reddish brown and red as warmer accents. That combination is often used in the Ninjago world to signal power, wealth or a ceremonial setting such as a throne room. Pearl gold picks out individual elements, likely trim or throne details, while black covers the bulk of the build for a darker, more serious overall tone. Red adds sharp points of contrast, typically associated with conflict or danger in the wider Ninjago colour language.

Build time and use in play

At 222 pieces, this is a quick build, making it a useful addition alongside larger Ninjago sets from the same wave. The focus on five figures makes it particularly suited to role play rather than pure display. Anyone who already owns other Ninjago sets can use the throne room as an extra setting and bring figures from different sets together in one scene. Its compact size also means it can be set up and packed away independently of bigger building projects.

FAQ

How many minifigures come with this set?
The set includes five minifigures, a high number for its relatively small 222-piece count.
What does the build represent?
The name points to a palace or throne room scene, used as a backdrop for a confrontation between several figures.
What colours define the set?
Black and pearl gold dominate, joined by reddish brown and red, a colour choice often used in Ninjago to signal power and ceremony.

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