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LEGO Ninjago – Season 5 available now!

As we have discussed previously (see: LEGO Ninjago – Season 5 DVD Coming!), Season 5 of the LEGO Ninjago saga, LEGO Ninjago: Masters of Spinjitzu – Possession got released today on DVD and Digital HD! In an epic quest to save Lloyd, the Ninja travel to uncharted lands, meet new allies and gain powerful weapons, unlock unknown powers, all while battling the supernatural Cursed Spirits in an effort to stop a monstrous deity from cursing all of Ninjago. Details below. 🙂

LEGO Ninjago Season 5 DVD Available Now

After peace was restored at the end of Season 4, Season 5 introduces new evil enemies and new adventures for the Ninja. In an epic quest to save Lloyd from Morro, the Elemental Master of Wind, the powerless Ninja will travel to the city of Stiix. The Ninja need to decipher three clues in order to find the Realm Crystal before Morro releases his master, the Preeminent, a monstrous deity from the Cursed Realm seeking to curse all of Ninjago. Will the Ninja find the Realm Crystal before Morro and save Lloyd? Or will the Preeminent be unleashed?

LEGO Ninjago Season 5 DVD Available Now Details

“We are thrilled to release the fifth season of LEGO Ninjago: Masters of Spinjitzu,” said Mary Ellen Thomas, Warner Bros. Home Entertainment Vice President, Family & Animation Marketing. “With tremendous fan support for this series over the years, we know fans will be excited for this next season of LEGO Ninjago: Masters of Spinjitzu on DVD.”

Directed by Michael Hegner (A Fish Tale, The Flight Before Christmas) and Justin Murphy (The Flight Before Christmas, Cosmos: A SpaceTime Odyssey) LEGO Ninjago: Masters of Spinjitzu – Season 5 is also supported by a dedicated cast, featuring Jillian Michaels, Vincent Tong, Michael Adamthwaite, Paul Dobson, Brent Miller, Kirby Morrow, Kelly Metzger, Mark Oliver, Brian Drummond, Michael Kopsa, Ian James Corlett, Kathleen Barr, and Scott McNeil, all of whom have been staples in the ongoing series since the beginning.

LEGO Ninjago: Masters of Spinjitzu – Season 5 on DVD includes ten 22-minute episodes with a total run-time of 230 minutes – that’s almost four hours of Ninjago goodness! Trailers to some of the episodes are in the video-player above, and the list of included episodes is below:

  1. Winds of Change
  2. Ghost Story
  3. Stiix and Stones
  4. The Temple of Haunted Hill
  5. Peak-a-Boo
  6. Kingdom Come
  7. The Crooked Path
  8. Grave Danger
  9. Curse World, Part I
  10. Curse World, Part II

The manufacturer’s suggested retail price for the LEGO Ninjago: Masters of Spinjitzu – Season 5 DVD is $19.97, but it is currently listed on Amazon for $13.99 for a 30% saving (please keep in mind that Amazon prices can fluctuate frequently). You can find it here: BUY LEGO NINJAGO – SEASON 5 ON AMAZON. I’m also listing previous seasons here for your convenience, in case you are missing any of them:

The LEGO Ninjago: Masters of Spinjitzu series is enjoyable and good quality entertainment for kids and Ninjago fans of all ages, so it is worth picking up the entire collection. What about you? Have you been following the LEGO Ninjago saga? Do you watch the episodes as they get released on Cartoon Network, or catch up with them later on DVD? Do you collect the series? Which one is your favorite episode so far? Feel free to share in the comment section below! 😉

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LEGO Batmobile – The LEGO Movie version

There are a number of LEGO sets with various versions of Batman’s Batmobile, but one Batmobile that a lot of LEGO fans were hoping for is the one from The LEGO Movie – you know; with the awesome subwoofers. Unfortunately this particular Batmobile was never released in an official LEGO set. However this did not deter Reddit member Warvanov, who painstakingly recreated The LEGO Movie Batmobile down to the last detail, using images from the film and from The LEGO Movie videogame. 🙂

The LEGO Movie Batmobile by Warvanov

Warvanov shares that the instructions from the video-game helped him figure out the dimensions of the Batmobile. Then, using both the references from the game and the film, he attempted to recreate every last detail of the vehicle. He did find a few discrepancies between the film and game version of the Batmobile, so whenever there was conflict, the film version had taken precedence.

The LEGO Movie Batmobile Front by Warvanov The LEGO Movie Batmobile Back by Warvanov

Also, Warvanov had to take a few liberties to make the Batmobile a bit more structurally sound, as in the film several pieces are held in place by only a single connection-point. For example he found that in the movie the two flags on either side of the engine-exhaust are each clipped to a 3-stud-long bar, which is held by a single claw-clip, which in turn is held by a single robot-arm, which is then connected by a single stud. Such an assemble is way too fragile in real life so needed to be adjusted. Also, there were a few places where the movie version was impossible to build with real pieces – such as the machine-gun assembly using the gray tank-tread piece. In situations like this Warvanov built something comparable instead.

The LEGO Movie Batmobile Interior by Warvanov The LEGo Movie Batmobile Cockpit by Warvanov

The stickers used are from official LEGO sets; the #6863 LEGO Super Heroes Batwing Battle Over Gotham City and the #76013 LEGO Super Heroes The Joker Steam Roller. They are not a perfect match to The LEGO Movie version, but close enough. Also notice the batarang steering-wheel and the seats that can comfortable sit four minifigs. Here is a reference image from The LEGO Movie for comparison.

The LEGO Movie Batmobile Reference

This is actually not the only Batmobile made by Warvanov. He also built four other ones: a Tim Burton Batmobile modified from the #76035 LEGO Super Heroes Jokerland set, an Animated Series Batmobile modified from the design of another LEGO fan Pellaeon, a completely custom version of the Dark Knight Tumbler, and a slightly modified Dawn of Justice Batmobile from the #76045 LEGO Super Heroes Kryptonite Interception. And he also plans to build some other ones, like his own version of the Classic TV Series Batmobile we will be getting in the #76052 LEGO Batman Classic TV Series – Batcave. You can find more pictures of The LEGO Movie Batmobile here, and the other four models here.

The LEGO Movie Batmobile Collection by Warvanov

Awesome, aren’t they? I particularly like The LEGO Movie Batmobile; it is big, it has awesome shaping, and really nice details. What do you think? How do you like these custom LEGO Batmobiles? Which one is your favorite? Feel free to share your thoughts in the comment section below! And if you feel inspired to build your own Batmobile and need reference to start with, you can find the currently available official LEGO Batman sets under the LEGO DC Super Heroes section of the Online LEGO Shop.

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