A polybag vehicle with zero minifigs and a build that wraps up before you've settled into your chair — Combo Charger earns its D and then some.
Combo Charger is the kind of polybag that exists to fill a checkout-lane slot, not to excite anyone. Seventy-one pieces with no minifig means no character, no story, just a chunky little vehicle that snaps together in minutes and sits there. The build itself offers nothing that pushes your thinking — no clever geometry, no interesting part usage, just functional assembly. On a shelf it disappears; next to any actual Ninjago display piece it looks like an afterthought. There's nothing wrong with it in the way a truly broken set is wrong — it just brings almost nothing to the table. Polybags live and die by whether they punch above their tiny weight, and this one doesn't bother trying.