Perhaps you’ve already narrowed down your Lego Halloween costumes and you just need some great accessories to really put that final polish on your child’s look. Perhaps you just want some really sweet ninja weapons to pair with your kid’s newfound look. Or maybe, just maybe, you’re looking for some Ninjago weapons of your own? Whatever your reason is for looking for the perfect Ninjago accessory, you’ll be able to find something to match your needs right here! Check out some of our favorite ones below.Kai Lego MaskDoes your child have a fiery sense of style? Do you want to keep his costume economical, but he has already had his heart set on wearing the red Ninjago costume? Well, then this Kai Ninjago mask, paired up with some of your kids red pajamas actually makes for a pretty quick and easy Lego costume. The mask has a blocky look and a bright red color scheme that perfectly reflects Kai’s go get ‘em attitude.Nya Lego MaskIf you’ve got a young girl who’s looking to break into the ninja game, then she might be tempted to masquerade as the mysterious Samurai X.
She might be tempted to jump into the battle with a mechanized armor suit. Just have her wear this Nya Lego mask. It’s based on the character from the TV series, so she’ll look ready to fight Serpentine forces in no time.Lloyd Lego MaskIs your child ready to take on the mantle of the legendary Green Ninja? Well, then he’d better start training now! Wearing the Ninjago Green Ninja costume means protecting all of Ninjago City from the likes of evil doers, so that means it takes guts, determination… and a really sweet mask. It just so happens that we carry this Lloyd Lego mask, so all your child has to provide is the guts and determination!Jay Lego MaskIngenuity is the name of the game when it comes to Jay! He likes to invent crazy contraptions all the time, so if your kid it quite the tinkerer, then he may just want to dress up as Jay. This Jay mask makes for a great way to start a Lego Ninja costume for your child. Just make sure to pair it up with any set of comfy blue clothing (we suggest pajamas or a sweatshirt) and you’ve got a great, affordable ninja look going.
Ninjago Lego HandsIf you’re really trying to get the complete Lego minifigure look, then you’re going to need some gloves. Let us lend you a hand in that regard! These Ninjago Lego hands are gloves that transform your hands into the cup-shaped hands of the iconic figures. They’re perfect for holding some sweet accessories like swords and ninja nunchucks, but they also have an open inside, allowing the wearer full flexibility when trick or treating, or playing party games.Ninja Sword SetEvery good ninja needs a ninja weapon! There are so many to choose from, so where do you even start? Well, the classic weapon wielded by most ninja in the world of Ninjago is the katana, which is the Shogun (or king, if you will) of all toy weapons. Although we have plenty of them to choose from, we suggest this ninja sword set, which comes with dual katana blades, sheaths, and straps so you can easily strap them onto your child’s back. Talk about ninja value! Help your child bring their LEGO characters to life with the LEGO Movie Maker App.
This fun, kid-friendly app brings the whole family together to create a custom LEGO stop-motion movie about any topic. Whether you’re a kid, teen, or just young at heart, anyone can use this innovative and rather powerful app to create a movie using Hollywood-style stop-motion animation techniques. First, using regular Lego building blocks and/or any Lego play set, create movie sets. Then, gather a handful of your favorite Lego Mini Figures to animate so they can star in the movie. The app works with any toys or action figures. Then, from within the Lego Movie Marker app, you can edit the individual frames, add music, incorporate special effects, add a main title, and then put these elements together in order to create a digital, high-definition movie. Lego has also set up a Movie Gallery, which allows users of the app to share their movies with others, plus watch movies that have been uploaded and shared. Using the Lego Movie Maker app, anyone can bring their Lego toys and imaginations to life in a very creative way.
The app itself teaches the basics of stop-motion animation, and is simple to use. Tested on an iPad What our team of testers said "The children enjoyed the freedom to film on their own and film what liked" - Observing childcare professional "Now I need to move him there to take the next shot - he's going to talk to this one - I'm making my own movie!" - Boy aged 7 Enhances story telling ability What our experts think A brilliant app for children. Children create their own lego movies using the camera on the iPad; easy to use with clear instructions. This app is brilliant for enhancing creativity and enabling children to let their imaginations run wild. We like that this App could be used as a way into writing; children could build their video and then write the story of it (or vice a versa)- an excellent resource for hesitant or reluctant writers. We love the addition of mini clips to give children ideas, it is very good for those who struggle to get started and need a bit of help.
It would be even better if... We feel this would be even better if it had a microphone function whereby the children could add speech to their videos.It's only been out for one weekend, but you've probably — like most of the world — seen "The LEGO Movie" multiple times. But did you catch all the Easter Eggs and plot points that zip by during the non-stop speedy dialogue and action? Here are some of our favorite blink-and-you-miss-it moments. And spoilers on, of course: "Eight And A Half Years Later" Right at the top of the movie, after Lord Business (Will Ferrell) and Vitruvius (Morgan Freeman) battle for possession of the all-powerful Kragle, we cut to a title screen that says, "Eight And A Half Years Later." While this is a nice preview of the running "very specific time frame" joke throughout the movie, it's also way more important to the plot. That's because Finn (Jadon Sand), the kid who ultimately turns out to be playing with the LEGOs in the movie is eight and a half years old.
So though it's never explicitly stated, when Finn was born, The Man Upstairs locked his toys away, separated the worlds and made sure that his son would never play with them. Given the poignant ending, this is yet another beautiful, emotional detail that adds to the richness of the film. Batman, Superman, Green Lantern and Wonder Woman all get their time to shine in the movie, but there is one other DC Comics superhero gets his big screen debut. That would be the Flash, seen during Metal Beard's flashback to the Master Builders' initial assault on Lord Business' stronghold. He doesn't get any lines, so hopefully we'll get to see more of the speedster in the sequel. When Wyldstyle (Elizabeth Banks) and Emmet (Chris Pratt) visit The Old West, you can hear a plinky, olde timey Western version of "Everything Is Awesome" playing in the bar. One of the biggest cameos in the movie has to be when the Millennium Falcon shows up unexpectedly next to our heroes' pirate ship. Though they weren't able to get Harrison Ford back as Han Solo (he's voiced by Keith Ferguson, who's done various Ford characters on "Robot Chicken"), they did manage to snag Billy Dee Williams for Lando, and Anthony Daniels for C-3P0.
It's surprising that the Warner Brothers movie managed to get Disney's talent, but the long relationship between LEGO and Lucasfilm makes the whole thing a little more understandable. And super freakin' awesome. Another big screen reunion, Channing Tatum plays Superman and Jonah Hill plays Green Lantern, reprising their partnership from directors Phil Lord and Chris Miller's "21 Jump Street." The team will once again reunite on "22 Jump Street," though out of their superhero costumes. When Vitruvius runs down all the worlds Lord Business has tried to lock down, he mentions there's a bunch we don't care about. One that quickly flashes on screen is Bioncile, a LEGO line that ran from 2001-2010 with a deep, complicated back-story of its own. Though this may have been a joke at the expense of some of the brick-maker's failed toys, it's also an indication of places the story could go in the sequel. What's With All The Croissants? One of the more knowing jokes in the movie finds Emmet's "friends" talking about what makes them all different, which includes eating croissants, and loving turkey drumsticks.