All 7 Ninjago Legacy 15th Anniversary Minifigures! 🐲 Complete Collection! (2026)

[00:00:00] Speaker 1: Hey guys, welcome back to a brand new Ninjago video here on the channel. My name is Tanner Fishies. In today's video, I am very excited to be finally talking about all seven of the Ninjago Legacy 15th anniversary collectible minifigures, now that all of the Ninjago Legacy sets for the year are available in my country to purchase. Each Ninjago Legacy set that came out this year included at least one collectible minifigure, and here is the full collection finally complete. From left to right, we have Benton, the original Master of Earth, Liber, the original Master of Lightning, Young Wu, Master of Creation, the first Spinjitzu Master himself is there in the middle, following that we have Young Garmadon, the Master of Destruction, then we have Hibernus, the original Master of Ice, and finally, we have Dusk, the original Master of Shadow. So my goal for today's video is to talk about each of these minifigures individually, now that the entire collection is complete, and towards the end of this video, we will talk about the entire collection all together, and discuss whether or not this was a good idea by Lego. So without further ado, let's start on the very left by talking about Benton first, and then we will just go down the list from there. Okay, so up first, here we have Benton, the previous Master of Earth, or at least the one before Lily. Now, this minifigure comes in the Four Weapons Blacksmith Shop set, making it one of the first Legacy collectible minifigures for this year that I got, and I gotta say, this guy is really awesome. I love his silver torso, silver legs. Everything is silver except for the helmet, which is gold. There's also some gold detailing on the belt, and in a few other places, giving this guy, again, a nice earthy, kind of like armored up vibe, which I really enjoy. This one is super cool. I like this one quite a bit. Again, looking pretty similar to how we saw him in flashbacks from the Serpentine War in the show, and in the recent Strike of the Serpentine comic. All things considered, this guy is a lot of fun. I'm really happy that we have an official minifigure of Benton. He looks fantastic. I love his scale detailing as well. Just overall, an amazing figure in my opinion. Taking off the helmet will give us a better look at that face, which does very much match the Cole family. He's got nice bushy eyebrows, again, signifying that he is indeed a part of that family. His alternate face is a little bit more of a happy expression, but again, Benton is kind of like a serious guy, and if you know a little bit about this guy, you would know that he played a rather interesting role in the Serpentine War, with some mind control possibly going on. So again, I feel like this expression fits him a lot better. The other one's not bad, and overall, again, I really enjoy this figure. I would say he's probably one of my favorites of the entire collection, but I don't know. He's up against some pretty fierce competition, especially considering that Liber, the former Master of Lightning, otherwise known as Jay's birth mother, also appears in this same collection, and I gotta say, this figure is fantastic. I've made it no secret that this is probably one of my favorite Ninjago minifigures of the year. Probably my favorite from this collection, again, even though there is some pretty stiff competition, I really enjoy this figure. Now, this figure comes in the character display set, so you get a bunch of minifigures in that set, along with this one, making it even more accessible and even more just awesome. I really enjoy this figure. I love her hair, I love her expressive face, and the lightning detailing on the torso and the legs, along with Jay's symbol on her belt. All of that looks great, super show accurate, and again, I just really enjoy this figure. I love this character. A very mysterious character, but I think that just adds to my love for this character. I think she is incredible, and I really enjoy this minifigure. Like I said, this one might just be my favorite of the entire lineup. She is so, so good. I love this figure so much. Next up here, moving on into the Sons of Garmadon, we have Young Woo, or Young Master Woo. You get the idea. This is Woo, but Young, pretty much how he appears in various flashbacks from various Ninjago seasons and in the Serpentine War. Now, this is one of three minifigures in this collection to come from the Old Town set. I'm still not the biggest fan of how three minifigures are in one set, but it is what it is. Overall, this is a fantastic representation of Young Woo. I think it looks fantastic with the white arms and the black robes. It also has some brown detailing there as well. Not sure how I feel about the brown. It wasn't that brown or that tan in the show, I don't think. Woo's kimono in the show was almost more gray than anything, but I think that does give this figure a nice, unique look, even if it's not the most accurate depiction of Young Woo. I also love how it says Master down his torso there, using Ninjago symbols. Again, awesome stuff there. And that hairpiece is perfect for Young Woo. The face is as well. And it's actually one of two faces that you get. So you do get this angry expression, maybe when he's battling Garmadon for control of the golden weapons. And you have this more chill, kind of happy face. I think both work for Woo. Also love that dragon detailing on the back. Again, very similar to one of his original designs. And again, I really enjoy this figure. It's super nice that Lego finally gave us a Young Woo for this year. Next up here, right in the middle, we have the crown jewel of the entire collection. This is the first Spinjitzu Master. Yes, Ninjago God himself finally has a minifigure in the year of 2026. And I got to say, this is a rather awesome minifigure. It does kind of borrow from some designs that we've seen in the show for the first Spinjitzu Master. But it also takes a lot of creative liberties, especially with those dual dragons. The color scheme is rather consistent with what we see in the show, except now he has a yellow belt. Also some gray detailing there, too. The kimono looks beautiful. Again, it's not exactly what we see in the show, but it is close enough. And again, that face print is interesting as well. Obviously, in the show, we never see the first Spinjitzu Master's face. I guess this finally gives us a face to the name. I think it looks okay. Though part of me feels like maybe it should have just been a blank face with the ponytail on the back, which I do like. I do like that. But again, the first Spinjitzu Master has always been kind of a faceless figure. It is kind of strange to see him with a face. By the way, this one also comes in the Old Town set, which again is just whatever in my opinion. But this is, again, probably the main one of the entire collection. This is, again, the crown jewel. The first Spinjitzu Master finally gets a minifigure. And I got to say, it is a rather awesome figure. I do like having this one in my collection. It looks great. And obviously, it's the first Spinjitzu Master. One of, if not the most important Ninjago characters of all time. Next up, the third and final minifigure coming from the Old Town. This is Young Garmadon to go along with Young Woo and the first Spinjitzu Master. And I love Young Garmadon. This design in the show is so sweet and it looks really good in minifigure form. They captured it perfectly, very much capturing his vibe from the show. Same hair piece, same kind of kimono. Again, it is similar to Woo's in the sense that it does say master over there in the Ninjago language. But again, it is written in red with purple detailing, very much matching Garmadon. Now, the only thing that I will say about this figure, maybe it should have had the pale yellow skin as opposed to the normal yellow. But I mean, it's not the biggest deal in the world. Garmadon does show up with his evil red eyes in, you know, the normal yellow skin tone. So this isn't the biggest deal in the world, but maybe they should release a version down the line that actually has, you know, the paler skin. But overall, I love this Garmadon. I love the red dragon on the back as well. So awesome. I love this figure overall. Also again, that face print is amazing. I love the red eyes captured here. That just looks so Garmadon. Now Garmadon does have an alternate expression aside from the angry red eyed one. He also has this one, which looks really similar to Lloyd, which I do like because again, Garmadon in the show in his young form had the same face as Lloyd. So I feel like that would also work for maybe some kind of Lloyd face for Legacy. But regardless, I like his red eyed face despite Garmadon obviously having used both in the show. I just think the red eyes are definitely more expressive for Garmadon. And I love this minifigure a lot. Again, another awesome addition to this collection. Next, we have Hibernus, the elemental master of ice, or at least the one before Zane. And this one comes in Lloyd's Titan mech, which is already a rather icy themed set. So again, this one being included in that set is kind of a no brainer. I like how this minifigure looks overall too. Really similar to how we see him in the show. I love his dark blue and white robes, along with some sand blue used for the legs. Overall, a fantastic figure. Rather simplistic, but again, awesome. It very much fits his vibes from the show. And again, Hibernus is just an awesome character altogether. A lot of mystery surrounding this guy too, which again just increases my intrigue for this character, like the case with Liber. Now that hairstyle is very much matching his design from the show. The face as well. You do have this expression, which is more of a happy expression. Love his facial hair as well. And on the other side, you do get a more angry expression. I prefer to go with the happier one though, just because I imagine this is how he looked when approaching Zane in the Birchwood forest and essentially offering him his power. Well, I mean, giving him his power because that's exactly what happened with Zane and how he got the elemental ice power. So overall, I think this figure is fantastic. Again, I love the colors on this one. It's nice to finally have this guy as an official minifigure, just because of how important this guy is to the storyline, especially in the case of Zane's storyline. And finally, we have Dusk, the original Master of Shadow. Now, I gotta say, she comes in the X1 Ninja Charger remake, the second remake from Ninjago Legacy. And I gotta say, I am not a fan of that set at all. I will not be reviewing that set because I do not like that set, but this minifigure I really liked. So I bought the X1 just for this minifigure. Was it worth the $90? No, it wasn't. But I love having this minifigure in my collection. She is so awesome. Again, you might see this as kind of a weird choice because of all of the characters in this collection, she is the only one who is not linked to one of the ninja being, again, the original Master of Shadow, but I feel like she very much fits into this collection. I mean, she was in the Elemental Alliance during the Serpentine War, much like a lot of these other characters, so obviously she belongs here. Again, Lego could have picked other Elemental Masters to fill up that seventh spot. They could have even gone for young Masako, but I'm happy that they went with Dusk. Now, this minifigure is fantastic, looking very similar to how she appears in the show. I love that torso print with that eagle, or is it a raven? Some kind of bird, maybe some kind of shadow themed bird, it's hard to say. I love the purple detailing too. The purple robes look fantastic, and also the purple sets her apart from other minifigures in this lineup. She looks so great. Now, I will say her hairpiece is not identical to how we see it in the show, but that hairpiece has been retired, to my knowledge. So, this hairpiece with the long brown braid, I mean, again, it's not fully accurate, but it's close enough. It works for the sake of this minifigure. It's not the biggest deal in the world to me. And in terms of the face print, I think that is a rather awesome face print, very much capturing her vibe from the show. She does have an alternate expression, which appears to be a little bit more gentle, maybe a little bit more happy, dare I say. And you can see the back of the torso print there as well. Also, rather amazing. Yeah, this figure is fantastic. I love this design so much. And despite not really knowing a lot about Dusk as a character, I do think, again, she fits into this collection, and I'm happy that she was chosen among the elemental masters that still needed a figure. Now, I do hope that we get the other elemental masters that we need figures for eventually, official ones, that is. But until then, I am very happy with Dusk. I think she looks incredible. So, with that being said, again, here we have the full collection also on the 15th anniversary stand, and all of them together like this just look so, so awesome. I love each of these figures in their own way. I think they are all amazing, and I really enjoy this idea from LEGO, because it gives us Ninjago fans and Ninjago minifigure collectors a chance at actually getting official minifigures for some of these rather obscure characters. And also, not to mention, it's rather refreshing to get collectible minifigures that are not the original Ninja. I am really happy to finally have official minifigures for all of these characters, and like I said, there's not a bad one here. My biggest complaint is that some of the sets that some of these figures come in, more specifically Dusk on the end, are not super desirable on their own. But regardless, I am really happy to finally have the full collection. All of these characters look amazing on my Ninjago minifigure wall. And like I said, you guys, I am just so thrilled with this collection. What a great idea for the 15th anniversary of Ninjago. So leave all of your thoughts down below in the comments. What exactly do you think about this full collection of 15th anniversary Ninjago minifigures? Which one's your favorite? Which one's your least favorite? How many of these do you have? Do you have the full collection? Leave all of your thoughts down below, and I appreciate you guys tuning in. If you guys enjoyed this one, feel free to like and subscribe, do all that fun stuff, and I will talk to you guys again later. Peace.