Lego Ninja

Ninja was a theme and product range of the construction toy Lego. Launched in 1998, the collection was its own theme. It had many elements of the ninja warriors from feudal Japan.[1] The majority of the sets were released in 1998 and 1999, with only three small sets of minifigures released in 2000 as part of the ‘Mini Heroes Collection’. After this, the theme was discontinued, and was effectively replaced by the “Knights Castle” theme from 2000 on-wards.

Ninja (LEGO Theme)
Parent themeLego Castle
SubjectNinja
Availability1998–2000
Total sets29

Sets

NumberNameYearPiecesMinifigsRRP
1099-1Ninja Blaster1999241$2.00
1184-1Cart1999241
1185-1Raft1999251$2.00
1186-1Cart1999251
1187-1Glider1999231$2.00
1269-1White Ninja1999231$3.00
3016-1Master and Heavy Gun1998241
3017-1Ninpo Water Spider1998251$2.00
3018-1LEGO Shogun Go!1998251
3019-1Ninpo Big Bat1998231$2.00
3050-1Shanghai Surprise19991043$12.00
3051-1Blaze Attack19991452$15.00
3052-1Ninja Fire Fortress19991693$30.00
3053-1Emperor's Stronghold19993314$40.00
3074-1Red Ninja's Dragon Glider1999201
3075-1Ninja Master's Boat1999211
3076-1White Ninja's Tank1999231
3077-1Ninja Shogun's Mini Base1999221
3344-1One Minifig Pack - Ninja #1200091
3345-1Three Minifig Pack - Ninja #22000213
3346-1Three Minifig Pack - Ninja #32000223$5.00
4805-1Ninja Knights1999315$6.00
6013-1Samurai Swordsman1998131$3.00
6033-1Treasure Transport1998543$6.00
6045-1Ninja Surprise19981123$13.00
6083-2Samurai Stronghold19981983$20.00
6088-1Robber's Retreat19982774$30.00
6089-1Stone Tower Bridge19984095$50.00
6093-1Flying Ninja Fortress19986949$90.00

Legacy

In 2010 Series 1 of The Collectable Minifigures Series contained a ninja minifigure clearly based on the theme. A year later Lego released Lego Ninjago Masters of Spinjitzu, which took heavy inspiration from the Castle Sub-Theme while also becoming Its own entity.

  • Lego Ninja, Brickset.

References

  1. Lipkowitz, Daniel (2009), The Lego Book, Dorling Kindersley, p. 64, ISBN 978-1-4053-4169-1.
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