Seven minifigs in a $79.99 set is the kind of ratio that makes you do a double-take at the price tag — and then buy two.
Is the price fair?A+Seven minifigs and a flagship vehicle at $79.99 — Ninjago delivering like it knows what fans want.
Will you love it?C+Big, bold Ninjago energy with a minifig haul that almost feels like a mistake in your favor.
Holds its value?C-Ninjago sets move, but this one's not built to be a long-term trophy on the secondary market.
The Full Take
The Ultra Sonic Raider packs seven minifigs into an $79.99 set, which in today's LEGO® market borders on absurd generosity. The vehicle itself is chunky and theatrical in that classic Ninjago way — big, loud, built to look like it means business on a shelf or a bedroom floor. At 726 pieces the build sits at a comfortable weekend pace, nothing that'll challenge a seasoned builder but satisfying enough to keep you engaged. The weakest part of the package is honestly what you get beyond the figures — the set doesn't break new ground in parts or techniques. Still, the overall value math here is hard to argue with, and the A- overall score reflects a set that punches above its weight class without pretending to be something it isn't.
