The LEGO Ninjago Movie

About The LEGO Ninjago Movie

Where this series sits

It is easy to confuse this page with the film's building sets, which have their own sub-theme under Ninjago. This one belongs to Collectible Minifigures instead: individually packed figures, all from 2017, drawn from the film's cast. Several of the ninja appear in outfits not seen in the regular sets.

Heroes and their teacher

Lloyd (71019-3) and Jay Walker (71019-6) have 10 pieces each, while Kai Kendo (71019-1) comes in at 9. Master Wu (71019-4) also has 9 pieces and represents the team's mentor. For anyone who already owns the film's larger sets, these figures add variety to the ninja line-up. The ninja variants are a good way to show the team in something other than their usual gear.

The Shark Army

Garmadon's forces supply most of the villains. Shark Army Octopus (71019-12) is the largest figure in the series at 12 pieces, and Shark Army Angler (71019-13) follows with 9. Garmadon himself appears as Flashback Garmadon (71019-15). Away from the fighting, Sushi Chef (71019-19) is a reminder that the film is set in a busy city. The Shark Army's sea-creature designs make its members some of the more unusual figures in the series.

Using the parts lists

Each entry comes with a parts list that separates head, hair or helmet, torso, legs and accessories. That makes it easier to check a loose figure before buying, or to sort a mixed box of minifigure parts back into complete characters. Since all 23 entries come from one year, keeping track is simple: record each figure in your collection as you find it and the gaps show up straight away.

FAQ

Which figure in the series has the most pieces?

Shark Army Octopus (71019-12), with 12 pieces.

Does the series include Garmadon?

Yes, as Flashback Garmadon (71019-15), with 9 pieces.

When was the series released?

All 23 entries date from 2017, the year the film came out.