Nexo Knights

Sets
110
Since
2016
Newest set
2018

Nexo Knights mixed medieval knights with a futuristic, digital twist. Across three years it produced 110 sets.

110 sets

2010s

About Nexo Knights

Castle meets code

The theme was set in the kingdom of Knighton, where five young knights, Clay, Macy, Lance, Aaron and Axl, defend the realm against Jestro, a jester turned villain who uses the Book of Monsters. Their mentor is Merlok 2.0, a wizard who lives on as a computer program. An animated series ran alongside the sets. Each knight carried shields with printed Nexo Powers that could be scanned into a companion app game.

Big bases on both sides

The largest set is Knighton Castle (70357-1) from 2017 with 1,426 pieces. The knights' mobile headquarters, The Fortrex (70317-1), arrived in 2016 with 1,140 pieces, the same year as Jestro's Volcano Lair (70323-1) at 1,186. The villains also got Jestro's Headquarters (70352-1, 840 pieces) and Jestro's Evil Mobile (70316-1, 658 pieces), while The Stone Colossus of Ultimate Destruction (70356-1) from 2017 brought a giant stone monster with 786 pieces.

Vehicles and the final year

Vehicles were central to the theme's play. Axl's Tower Carrier (70322-1) has 670 pieces, and Axl's Rolling Arsenal (72006-1) from 2018, the last year of the line, has 604. Many sets use distinctive armour pieces and printed shields, so the parts lists are a good way to check a used set before you buy it.

Building a Knighton display

With 110 sets in three years, Nexo Knights is a compact theme with a clear beginning and end. Knighton Castle and The Fortrex make natural centrepieces, with the smaller vehicles and monster builds arranged around them. If you have a mixed box of parts from the theme, ‘What can I build?’ on Bricoria shows which models your collection already covers.

FAQ

Who are the Nexo Knights?
Clay, Macy, Lance, Aaron and Axl, five knights of Knighton guided by the digital wizard Merlok 2.0.
How long did the theme run?
From 2016 to 2018, producing 110 sets.
What is The Fortrex?
The knights' rolling fortress, released in 2016 as The Fortrex (70317-1) with 1,140 pieces.