Four minifigs in a $20 set is basically daylight robbery in LEGO®'s favor — the buyer's favor, that is. The Piranha Attack punches well above its price tag even if the movie wave is a bit forgotten.
Is the price fair?A+Four minifigs at $20 is the kind of deal LEGO® rarely lets slip through.
Will you love it?C+Depends entirely on how much the Movie era means to you.
Holds its value?C-Appreciation has been flat — this one doesn't climb.
The Full Take
Four minifigs for twenty bucks is the kind of ratio that makes you double-check the box. The Piranha Attack is a compact Movie-wave set that delivers on character variety without asking much of your wallet. The build itself is modest — a small watercraft and some environmental dressing — but the minifig haul carries the whole package. Ninjago Movie sets occupy a strange middle shelf: beloved by fans of the film, mostly overlooked by the broader collector crowd. That means secondary market demand stays soft, so this one's a buyer's set, not a flipper's set. Still, for what it costs, it's hard to argue with the return you get in playable characters and genuine fun.
