Daddy No Legs is a 30-piece polybag with a D across the board — overpriced for what it is, forgettable to build, and thin on play value. Even the name is better than the set.
Is the price fair?DYou're paying polybag prices for polybag output — and even by that bar, it underwhelms.
Will you love it?DA single villain minifig and a forgettable build won't stick in anyone's memory.
Holds its value?C-D+ hold means don't count on this one paying you back.
True ValueD
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Price
$3
Parts value
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Ratio
What you get
Bricks & parts
$0
Figures (×1)
$3
The Full Take
There's a version of a Ninjago villain polybag that works — tight character moment, a fun accessory, something to make a kid smile. Daddy No Legs isn't that version. Thirty pieces gets you a spider-themed bad guy and very little else. The build takes minutes and leaves nothing interesting behind. For the price point these bags typically carry, the value just isn't there. It doesn't display well, it doesn't give a kid much to work with, and the piece count won't move the needle for anyone hunting parts. Sometimes a set is exactly as mid as it looks on the shelf, and this one is.
