Temple of the Endless Sea — A- · The Brick Drop Score
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The Drop Score
Temple of the Endless Sea
71755-1 · Ninjago
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Seven minifigs in a $100 Ninjago set — that's not standard issue, that's a roster. The Temple of the Endless Sea backs it up with a build that earns the A- without leaning on any one trick.
Is the price fair?A+Seven minifigs and over a thousand pieces at $99.99 — the math is quietly generous.
Will you love it?B-Rich enough to display, busy enough to play — hard to walk away from this one disappointed.
Holds its value?C-Flat appreciation post-retirement makes this a shelf piece, not a sleeper asset.
The Full Take
Seven minifigs for a hundred dollars is the kind of ratio that makes you double-check the box. The Temple of the Endless Sea delivers a layered water-temple structure with enough visual drama to hold its own on a shelf and enough moving parts to keep a kid busy for an afternoon. The build itself has some genuine craft to it — not just stacked bricks pretending to be architecture. At $99.99 for 1060 pieces, LEGO® didn't sandbag the value here; this sits comfortably in the upper tier of Ninjago bang-for-buck. The weakest part of the story is what happens after it retires — appreciation has been flat, so this is a set you buy to own, not to bank. Still, as a complete package, it's one of the more satisfying Ninjago releases from its era.
