22 pieces, no minifigs, and an F across the board — this one exists purely as a cash grab dressed up in Ninjago Movie packaging. Skip it without guilt.
Is the price fair?FOne of the worst price-to-experience ratios in the Ninjago Movie lineup — and that's saying something.
Will you love it?—Nothing to love: no figures, no build, no payoff.
Holds its value?C-Mild appreciation on the secondary market, but that's the only mercy this set gets.
The Full Take
The LEGO® Ninjago Movie had some genuinely fun sets, and then there was this. Twenty-two pieces and zero minifigures is not a set — it's a polybag-tier experience priced like LEGO® forgot what value looks like. There's no build worth remembering, nothing to display, and nothing for a kid to actually play with. The only number that doesn't embarrass itself here is the modest secondary market appreciation, which says more about scarcity than quality. This is the kind of set that makes even casual fans do a double-take at the price tag. Hard pass.
