Category: LEGO Ninjago (Page 16 of 55)

Every year, LEGO gifts its employees a limited edition LEGO set as a Christmas gift and this year’s gift has been revealed. For those are are LEGO employees who haven’t received your set yet, I would skip this post and not go on social media around this time as some LEGO designers have already shown it off online. The rest of the post will be hidden behind the spoiler tag.

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German retailer JB Spielwaren has revealed the new 2022 LEGO Ninjago sets. Something new about this wave is the new artwork style on the boxes and they look pretty cool. Another new thing is the different banners that each of the ninjas have that you can collect. For me personally, I’m really digging the Ultra Combo Mech which looks a lot like a Power Rangers style combiner.

Lloyd’s Ninja Mech (71757) – 57 pieces

Jay’s Thunder Dragon EVO (71760) – 140 pieces

Zane’s Power Up Mech EVO (71761) – 95 pieces

Kai’s Fire Dragon EVO (71762) – 204 pieces

Lloyd’s Race Car EVO (71763) – 279 pieces

Ninja Ultra Combo Mech (71765) – 1,104 pieces

Lloyd’s Legendary Dragon (71766) – 747 pieces

Ninja Dojo Temple (71767) – 1,394 pieces

Jay and Nya’s Race Car EVO (71776) – 536 pieces

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LEGO and Skybound has officially announced the LEGO Ninjago comic book series that will be releasing in April 2022. The first of a five part series will be Garmadon #1 and it will be in comic book stores and on Amazon Kindle, Apple Books, comiXology, and Google Play on April 6, 2022.

The first issue will focus on Lord Garmadon after his disappearance and coming back to Ninjago City. The synopsis is fairly stil vague but we’ll see what happens with the story next spring. We do know during the Skybound panel that the comics will be canon to the LEGO Ninjago universe.

SKYBOUND ENTERTAINMENT ANNOUNCES LEGO® NINJAGO® COMIC BOOK SERIES

A New Chapter in The LEGO® NINJAGO® Saga Begins April 2022

Los Angeles, CA (October 29, 2021) – Today at The Skybound Halloween Xpo, Image Comics and Skybound announced LEGO® NINJAGO® GARMADON #1, an official new chapter in the worldwide phenomenon that arrives in stores April 6, 2022 from rising star writer/artist Tri Vuong (the upcoming Everyday Hero Machine Boy)!

This is the first LEGO® branded comic book series release from the landmark partnership between multiplatform content company Skybound Entertainment and global children’s book publisher AMEET, with additional top-secret new series to be announced in the coming year.

“When it came to our first LEGO® comic book series launch, we knew it had to be full of action, adventure and heartfelt drama. Everything that’s made the LEGO® NINJAGO® franchise so iconic,” said Sean Mackiewicz, Senior Vice President, Editor-in-Chief at Skybound Entertainment. “We’re excited to expand

Last year, the voice actor for LEGO Ninjago’s Cole, Kirby Morrow, passed away suddenly and the LEGO Ninjago team had to figure out what to do with the character. They had four options on what to with Cole and they have given a reasoning on why they did it.

1. Retire Cole as a character.
2: Use existing dialogue from all available Ninjago content since 2011 to keep Kirby’s performance in the show.
3: Come up with a story reason that Cole wouldn’t speak.
4: Recast.

Ultimately, the team went with a recast of the character with Andrew Francis. He has previously done work on Ninjago for other characters such as Shade, Beta Jay 137, and Morro. You will be able to hear Andrew as Cole in a series of short films in early 2022.

Dear Ninjago fans

It’s about time we talk about this:

When Kirby was first cast as Cole, it was a matter of finding a voice that fit the character which was written by the Hageman brothers. It wasn’t a hard choice to make as Kirby hit everything, we wanted right out of the gate … maybe he had some guidance from voice director Michael Donovan, and if so, well done Michael!

But what we received to base our casting decision on was just perfect. From then on it became a matter of writing a character that fit the voice. Any animation which has been done on Cole since then has been based on Kirby’s performance. He became instrumental to the development