No. 30700

Ninjago

Arin vs. Dragonian Battle

Arin vs.

Time on the shelf Retiring soon

On sale since Jun 2025, expected exit Dec 2026

Before you buy

Who it's for
Ages 7+ · Beginner build Younger LEGO fans and Ninjago enthusiasts
Build
48 pieces · about 0.5 hours Build time is an estimate.
Cost
Budget Next to other LEGO sets. Check the store for today's price.
Availability
Retiring soon · expected exit Dec 31, 2026
★★★☆☆ 3.9 community rating from 58 ratings

Fans appreciate the set's affordability and the inclusion of two minifigures. Some find the build to be too simple, but overall, it's considered a good entry point into the Ninjago theme.

📝 Our Take

Arin vs. Dragonian Battle is a fantastic entry point into the Ninjago universe. This small set packs a punch with two cool minifigures and a fun, buildable dragon, making it perfect for sparking imaginative play.

This set is perfect for younger LEGO fans and Ninjago enthusiasts looking for a quick build. With only 48 pieces, it’s a great starter set or a fun addition to an existing collection, offering a satisfying build in a short amount of time.

Skip this if you're after a complex building experience or a large, display-worthy model. Consider larger Ninjago sets like the Temple of the Dragon Energy Cores (71799) for a more challenging and intricate build.

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🧱 Building Experience

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48
Pieces
⏱
0.5h
Estimated Build Time
📊
Beginner
Difficulty
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7+
Ages
Build Highlights:
  • Simple and straightforward build
  • Focus on creating a small, poseable dragon
  • Incorporates action features for play
  • Great for introducing basic building techniques

⚖ Compare Similar Sets

Arin vs. Dragonian Battle is a great entry-level set for the Ninjago theme. Compared to larger, more expensive sets, it offers a more accessible building experience and a lower price point. It's a good choice for younger fans or those new to LEGO Ninjago, while more experienced builders may prefer larger sets with more complex builds and detailed models.

2 Minifigures Included

The set includes two minifigures: Arin with unique shoulder armor and a Spectral Dragonian. These figures provide immediate play value and are great additions to any Ninjago minifigure collection.

📦 Parts Inventory

Official piece count
48
Parts cataloged in this inventory
25 unique parts, 39 pieces
Minifigures
2

The official piece count includes the 9 parts inside the set's minifigures, which this inventory lists separately. Spare parts are counted in neither figure.

This set contains a selection of basic bricks and specialized parts suitable for small-scale MOCs. The Olive Green Frog and Light Aqua Plate add a splash of color and could be useful for nature-themed builds.

💎 Notable Parts

Black Brick Special 1 x 1 with Headlight (4x)
Olive Green Animal, Frog (1x)
Dark Blue Plate Special 1 x 4 with 2 Studs with Groove [New Underside] (1x)
Light Aqua Plate Round 1 x 1 with Solid Stud (1x)
Black Wedge 2 x 2 Facet (3x)

💡 MOC Potential

🌳 Small dragons of different colors and elements
🤖 Miniature mechs for Arin
🏰 Fortified outpost sections

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Inventory Statistics

Inventory version 1

25 Unique Parts

48 Official Piece Count

39 Cataloged Inventory Pieces

2 Minifigures

9 Spare Parts

The official piece count includes the 9 parts inside the set's minifigures, which this inventory lists separately. Spare parts are counted in neither figure.

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