38 pieces, one minifig, and a D overall — this polybag is a hard sell even for Ninjago completionists. The Sons of Garmadon sub-theme had better offerings; this one just isn't it.
Is the price fair?D+Too much for too little — even polybag standards aren't being met here.
Will you love it?DOne forgettable minifig and a handful of bricks won't spark any joy.
Holds its value?C-Modest secondary market movement at best — nothing here commands a premium.
True ValueD+
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Price
$5
Parts value
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Ratio
What you get
Plain bricks
$1
Functional piecescalc
$1
Figures (×1)
$2
The Full Take
Sons of Garmadon was a solid Ninjago wave, but this polybag doesn't carry that energy. Thirty-eight pieces gets you almost nothing to build, and the single minifig isn't a standout character worth chasing. The build itself is forgettable — a few bricks arranged around a figure that deserved a better showcase. At its retail price, there's very little justification unless you're a diehard completionist hunting every SKU from the wave. Even then, the shelf and play value are thin. This is the kind of polybag that ends up in a bin, not on a display. Hard to recommend at any priority level.
