Ninjago Monastery of Spinjitzu Reborn - 4,989 Pieces and 20 Minifigures

Ready to spin into the ultimate Ninjago home base? Fan designer Coolito Productions has poured heart and soul into the Ninjago Monastery of Spinjitzu, a colossal LEGO® Ideas project that just reached the full 10,000 supporters and marched off to the review stage. With 4,989 pieces and a small army of minifigures, this reimagined mountaintop temple aims to give the ninja the headquarters they have always deserved.

The official 2019 monastery was mostly a handsome facade, gorgeous outside but a little empty within. This version cracks the whole thing open (in the best way). You get fully furnished rooms for every ninja, plus Pixal, Master Wu, and even Mr. Frohicky, alongside a training course, kitchen, armory, library, bathroom, and a relaxation room. Ever wondered where the ninja actually cook dinner between epic Spinjitzu showdowns? Now you can find out.

The clever construction is where this build really shines. Pull-out rooms let you peek inside, modular roof access opens the temple like a treasure chest, and dual Spinjitzu launchers turn any tabletop into a battle arena. The design is packed with Easter eggs too, from Jay and Nya's Yin Yang Token and Master Chicken to Sora's Workbench and a family photo lifted straight from the latest season of Dragons Rising.

Why does Coolito Productions believe it deserves a spot on shelves? Simple. The Monastery has anchored Ninjago since the pilots, survived destruction in Season 1, and rose again in Season 10. It speaks to longtime fans and Dragons Rising newcomers alike, sitting comfortably beside grand direct-to-consumer builds like Ninjago City. It is both a playset and a display piece stuffed with nostalgia.

Since the project has already hit the finish line and entered review, the LEGO® review board now decides its fate. Will the monastery ninja-flip its way to a real box? Keep those fingers crossed and your launchers ready, because this is one temple worth cheering for.