Who are the Praetorian Guard?

They are Snoke's personal bodyguards, seen in The Last Jedi during the throne room battle.

How many minifigures does this battle pack include?

It includes five minifigures, one more than many battle packs, along with 109 pieces.

Does it suit younger builders?

Yes, the build is short and simple. Older fans tend to value it more as a display piece.

Star Wars

Elite Praetorian Guard Battle Pack

Few scenes in the sequel trilogy are as striking as the throne room fight in The Last Jedi. Battle pack 75225 from 2019 brings Snoke's Praetorian Guard to your shelf with five minifigures and 109 pieces.

Set number: 75225
Year: 2019
Pieces: 109
Minifigures: 5
Theme: Star Wars
Different parts: 33

What can I build with it?

View the official building instructions at LEGO® ↗

Parts list 33

As BrickLink list (XML)

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Spare parts (10)

These extra parts come with the set in case one gets lost.

Minifigures 5

Stormtrooper, First Order - Pointed Mouth fig-0020894 pieces × 1
Elite Praetorian Guard, Pointed Helmet fig-0043425 pieces × 1
Elite Praetorian Guard, Flat Helmet fig-0043435 pieces × 2
Praetorian Training Droid fig-01048014 pieces × 1

Description

Red against black

The colour list tells the story straight away. Black and red lead, followed by dark bluish grey and light bluish grey. Red as the second most common colour is unusual for a Star Wars set, where greys and whites usually dominate. The result is a pack that looks nothing like the white-armoured stormtroopers of the First Order. Those same black and red parts are also useful afterwards, whether for a throne room backdrop, a command deck or a starship of your own design. Few Star Wars sets give you this much red in one go, which makes the pack a handy source for builders who need it.

A bodyguard with a famous fight

The Praetorian Guard protect Supreme Leader Snoke aboard his flagship. Silent and heavily armed, they come into their own when Rey and Kylo Ren stand back to back against them after Snoke's fall. That fight works because the guards outnumber the two heroes, which is exactly why a pack with several figures makes sense. With five minifigures in one box, rather than the usual four, recreating the scene takes fewer purchases than you might expect. Pair them with Rey and Kylo Ren figures from your collection and the throne room scene is ready to stage on a shelf or a desk.

Quick to build, easy to check

At 109 pieces and 33 unique elements, the build is short and straightforward. The appeal lies more in the finished line-up than in the building process: a row of guards makes a strong display on any shelf. If you buy a used copy, the parts list on this page shows each element with its colour and quantity, so gaps are easy to spot. The ‘What can I build?’ tool then compares your collection with other sets and names the pieces still missing for each one. That makes it easy to decide whether a second pack, or a completely different set, is the better next step.

FAQ

Who are the Praetorian Guard?: They are Snoke's personal bodyguards, seen in The Last Jedi during the throne room battle.
How many minifigures does this battle pack include?: It includes five minifigures, one more than many battle packs, along with 109 pieces.
Does it suit younger builders?: Yes, the build is short and simple. Older fans tend to value it more as a display piece.

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