Feb 53 min read

All LEGO NINJAGO March 2024 Sets Officially Revealed | Riyu, Climber Mech, Shadow Dojo + Dragon Stone Shrine

All seven LEGO NINJAGO sets releasing on 1st March 2024 have been officially revealed giving us a glimpse at what's to come in the second series of Dragons Rising. Two out of the seven sets were released late last year but the rest were only officially presented a week ago. Now it's time to look through all seven of the latest ninja-based sets along with confirmation of their prices and piece counts.

The first of these sets is a brick-built version of Riyu The Baby Dragon of 71810 Young Dragon Riyu which has become very popular in the recent series of the show. He's in his usual mix of blue and greys along with a brand new head mould and brand new wing moulds for the brick-built young dragon explaining the higher price. Three Minifigures of Arin, Sora and the recent Wolf Warrior are also included for a $16 set.

In this wonderful wave of LEGO NINJAGO sets, the ninja Arin gets a brand-new vehicle of 71811 Arin's Ninja Off-Road Buggy. The orange buggy includes four giant wheels bumping up the price to $49.99 for only 267 pieces. And of course, along with a new vehicle for a ninja, we also have a new mech for a ninja of 71812 Kai's Ninja Climber Mech. This retails for $69.99 with a total of 623 pieces and five Minifigures.

Following these cheaper sets come two sets retailing for $119.99, resulting in a much more interesting and detailed build than just vehicles and mechs. The first of these is 71813 Wolf Mask Shadow Dojo which is a brick-built Dojo coloured in a mix of black, dark blue, grey and pink bricks. Above the Dojo building is a circular red and black sign and at the centre is a large, highly detailed build for a Wolf's head.

The other $120 set is 71819 Dragon Stone Shrine which is a beautifully designed, child-friendly diorama-like build. On the left side of the shrine there's a rock ledge, in the middle there's a pond where Wu and Nya train whilst the right contains the main structure. This main structure of the shrine is a statue of a stone grey dragon from which water flows out of its mouth into the pond below.

And finally, we have two sets we've known and seen for quite some time now: 71815 Kai's Source Dragon Battle and 71817 Lloyd's Elemental Power Mech. The former of these is the only 4+ set of the wave and is extremely overpriced retailing for $37.99 with only 120 pieces. Meanwhile, 71817 is another standard $30 mech but is more interesting than the crazy amount of mech builds we saw in January.