Ranking Every Lego Ninjago Dragon

Introduction

• Video continuation from previous ones where dragons ranked from 18 to 53.
• Now focused on top 17 dragons.
• Promise: this is the final ranking video.

Number 17: Overlord's Dragon (2021)

• Part of Ninjago Legacy Wave 4.
• Universally agreed upon as much awaited.
• Notable aspects:
  • Great design, if a bit small.
  • Menacing molded head, same as Mojira.
  • Purple and dark blue color combo.
• Observations:
  • Only Legacy set never seen in store by the presenter.

Number 16: Lloyd's NRG Dragon (2016)

• From Ninjago Skybound Wave 2.
• Represents Elemental Dragon from Season 4-7.
• Unique aspects:
  • Gold bottom and green top wings.
  • Brick-built head needs improvement.
  • Lantern on the back.

Number 15: Titanium Dragon

• One of the first Ninjago dragons owned by the presenter.
• Belongs to Zane since Shard.
• Key features:
  • Silver color scheme.
  • Brick-built wings.
  • Unique tail piece.
  • First Elemental energy dragon.

Number 14: Master Wu Dragon (2015)

• Second Elemental Dragon.
• Significant because Wu's involvement felt more active.
• Key points:
  • White color with gold accents.
  • Unikitty tail piece as a beard.
  • Clever piece usage (chainsaws, croissants).

Number 13: Legacy Ultra Dragon

• Deserved remake, with two key criticisms:
  • Handle at the back.
  • Brick-built heads not as appealing.
• Improvements:
  • Vinyl wings.
  • Similar tail to original.
  • Overall impressive and formidable design.

Number 12: Morrow's Dragon

• From Possession wave.
• Traditional Japanese dragon design.
• Notable features:
  • Pale green and dark blue color contrast.
  • Green chains as reins.
  • Large throne for possessed Lloyd.
  • Straight mouth design.

Number 11: JRO Dragon (2023)

• Appeared in Elemental Dragon vs. Empress Mech set.
• Distinct features:
  • Rigid torso lending a tall look.
  • Pale yellow highlights.
  • Transparent yellow electric highlights.

Top 10 Dragons Overview

• Focus on the most incredible, notable, and game-changing dragons.
• Reminder to engage: like, comment, share thoughts.

Number 10: Flame (2011)

• Second Ninjago dragon ever made.
• Features:
  • Classic look with helicopter blade wings.
  • Detailed head capable of shooting balls.
• Legacy version overshadows it.

Number 9: Legacy Flame

• Enhances the original by a large margin.
• Key improvements:
  • Better head and fabric wings.
  • Colors still phenomenal.
  • Problem with wings collapsing.

Number 8: Nindroid Mech Dragon (2014)

• First dragon with a brick-built head.
• Highlights:
  • Spinning saw blades.
  • Large missile and jail cell for Lloyd.
  • Associated with TV movie 'SEO Trot'

Number 7: Golden Ultra Dragon (2022)

• From the show's final season.
• Key elements:
  • Highly golden appearance.
  • Puffed out chest design.
  • Similarities to Lloyd's Legendary Dragon.

Number 6: Firstborn (2018)

• Red dragon design.
• Stereotypical dragon look.
• Positive points:
  • Red color scheme.
  • Ridden by Kai/Lloyd.
  • Pure dragon feel.

Number 5: Griefbringer (2020)

• Skull Sorcerer's Dragon.
• Uniqueness:
  • Bone-dry design resurrected from the dead.
  • Rock dropping feature.
  • Black fabric wings.

Number 4: Wisp from the Lightning Dragon Battle

• First Jay dragon.
• Massive, with an impressive design.
• Color and design represent a classic look.

Number 3: Original Ultra Dragon (2012)

• Combined the original four dragons.
• Legendary and epic in design.
• Sought-after in collections.

Number 2: Original Golden Dragon (2013)

• Personal favorite and nostalgic.
• Embodies the essence of what a Ninjago dragon should be.

Number 1: Source Dragon of Motion (2024)

• Recent release from Dragons Rising Season 2.
• Admired for:
  • Detailed and impressive design.
  • Large size and comparison to previous dragons.
  • Design sets a high standard for future dragons.
• Pricing: admired but considered a bit high.

Conclusion

• Thanks to viewers who stuck through all three parts.
• Encourages engagement for future rankings (e.g., mechs).
• Ends with a call to review parts 1 & 2.