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LEGO NINJAGO 2027 Spinner Sets Bring Rival Battles Back

The first LEGO NINJAGO 2027 spinner sets return to a simple idea: launch two characters into a fast, physical clash. Cole vs. Evil Cole Spinner 71873 and Lloyd vs. Ras Spinner Battle 71875 turn the opening wave into compact encounters rather than large vehicles or mechs.

Both sets are scheduled for January 1, 2027, and connect to the NINJAGO Dragons’ Fury story. Their small footprints make the action easy to reset, while new opponents and accessories give collectors more than another launcher format.

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Two LEGO NINJAGO 2027 battles at different scales

The 58-piece Cole vs. Evil Cole Spinner is priced at $9.99. Cole launches from a button-operated spinner, and detachable covers fly away when it hits Evil Cole or another obstacle. Cole’s hammer can clip to the launcher between rounds, keeping the small play setup tidy.

The 153-piece Lloyd vs. Ras Spinner Battle expands the idea for $19.99. Lloyd and Lord Ras each receive a spinner, creating a direct head-to-head format. An Epic Dragon Statue holds two weapons and can be knocked over, adding a target and a mid-battle reward beyond simply colliding the spinners.

Why the spinner format still works

These sets show how a limited parts count can produce a clear sequence: load, launch, collide, reset. For MOC builders, the useful lesson is to make one action readable and give it a visible consequence. The flying shells and falling statue turn impact into instant feedback, while the minifigures preserve character value after the launchers are packed away.

Final Thoughts

The first LEGO NINJAGO 2027 spinner sets are small, but they establish the wave with recognizable heroes, a surprising Evil Cole rival and two distinct battle formats. They should work equally well as quick play sets, minifigure pickups and compact studies in cause-and-effect design.

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