Ninja
- Sets
- 37
- Since
- 1998
- Newest set
- 2000
Ninja brought feudal Japan to the brick world at the end of the 1990s. The theme holds 37 sets released between 1998 and 2000, with fortresses, samurai, ninjas and robbers.
Sets per decade
37 sets
2000s
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Mini Heroes Collection: Ninja #3
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Mini Heroes Collection: Ninja #2
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Mini Heroes Collection: Ninja #1
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Ninja Minifig Packs 3-Pack
1990s
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Emperor's Stronghold
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Ninja Fire Fortress
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Blaze Attack
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Shanghai Surprise
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Ninja Knights
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Raft
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Cart
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Ninja Blaster
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Cart
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Glider
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White Ninja
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White Ninja's Attack Cart
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White Ninja's Attack Cart
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Ninja Master's Boat
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Ninja Master's Boat
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Ninja Shogun's Small Fort
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Ninja Shogun's Small Fort
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Red Ninja's Dragon Glider
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Red Ninja's Dragon Glider
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Kabaya Ninja 4-Pack
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Flying Ninja Fortress
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Stone Tower Bridge
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Robber's Retreat
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Samurai Stronghold
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Ninja Surprise
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Treasure Transport
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Water Spider
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Water Spider
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Go! LEGO Shogun
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Boss with Cannon
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Big Bat
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Big Bat
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Samurai Swordsman
About Ninja
The 1998 wave
The first year produced the most ambitious builds. Flying Ninja Fortress (6093-1) is the largest set in the theme at 698 pieces. Stone Tower Bridge (6089-1) follows with 410 pieces, and Robber's Retreat (6088-1) gives the villains a base of their own with 281. Smaller entries from the same year include Samurai Stronghold (6083-2, 198 pieces) and Ninja Surprise (6045-1, 112 pieces). Each set pairs a building with its defenders or attackers, which gave the line a strong play focus from the start.
New sets in 1999
The second year added Emperor's Stronghold (3053-1) with 335 pieces, Ninja Fire Fortress (3052-1) with 173 and Blaze Attack (3051-1) with 145. Across both years, the designs share a recognisable look: curved roofs, timber structures, gates and hidden features that suit play as much as display. Many of the mid-sized sets sit between roughly 150 and 400 pieces, which keeps them manageable for younger builders while still offering proper structures rather than small vehicles alone. Fire plays a visible role in the 1999 names, from the Fire Fortress to Blaze Attack.
Ninja and Ninjago
It is easy to confuse the two, but they are separate themes. Ninja is a short, self-contained range that ended in 2000, while Ninjago began in 2011 with its own characters and storyline. For collectors, that makes Ninja an attractive target: 37 sets, a clear time frame and a distinctive style. Each set page lists the full inventory, so you can check exactly which parts are needed to rebuild a fortress. Even an incomplete second-hand lot becomes useful this way, because the list shows exactly which elements are still missing.
FAQ
- Which Ninja set is the biggest?
- Flying Ninja Fortress (6093-1) from 1998, with 698 pieces.
- When were the Ninja sets released?
- Between 1998 and 2000, with most of the larger sets appearing in 1998 and 1999.
- Is Emperor's Stronghold part of this theme?
- Yes. Emperor's Stronghold (3053-1) from 1999 has 335 pieces.