The Ultra Dragon Battle LEGO® Ninjago® (71872): four heads against the Devourer
The Ninjago Legends saga reaches a new level with a titanic clash between two legendary creatures.
The biggest Ninjago® set of the wave
With 2,178 pieces, the set stages a four-headed dragon against the Devourer, a serpentine creature emerging from the ground. It is designed for both play and display on its base.
A saga on the rise
The dragon detaches from the base. Its heads, jaws, wings, arms, claws and tail move, while the Devourer also has an articulated neck and jaw.
Technical sheet
- Theme: LEGO® Ninjago®
- Number of pieces: 2178
- Official price: €199.99
- Release date: 1 August 2026
Characters and dimensions
Jin, Mira, Nate and an Oni General are included. The scene measures over 40 cm high, 48 cm wide and 42 cm long, so it needs a deep display surface.
Checked on the official LEGO® page.
A Kadris® wall art piece to go further
A dragon of this scale deserves to be showcased. A Kadris® wall art piece inspired by this scene can already be ordered as a custom design. Explore our new arrivals or start your custom project.
Photo credit: LEGO®.
The Ultra Dragon Battle LEGO® Ninjago® (71872): four heads against the Devourer: posing, lighting and display FAQ
Quick answer: character-led models are most effective when the face, helmet or head sits close to eye level and the silhouette remains easy to recognise. Before choosing a location, check the stable footprint as well as the maximum spread created by arms, wings, weapons or other articulated parts.
Should the pose be neutral or dynamic?
A neutral pose is generally easier to stabilise and allows fine surface details to take priority. A dynamic pose can tell a stronger story, but the centre of gravity must remain secure. Start with the base or feet, then adjust the head and limbs while checking the outline from the normal viewing position.
Should articulation remain accessible?
Yes, if you want to change the scene. Make sure a support does not block joints, jaws, wings or accessories. A slightly more compact pose is often safer and easier to frame than the widest possible pose, particularly on a wall or near a busy area.
How should a tall model be lit?
Diffused side lighting creates shadow across several levels and prevents the front from looking flat. Leave empty space above the head or wings so the figure does not appear compressed. Accessories should sit beside or slightly behind the character rather than breaking its main contour.
Is the LEGO® set included with a Kadris display?
No, unless the relevant product page explicitly says otherwise. Kadris supplies the compatible aluminium display, its mounting system and the selected finish. Sets and minifigures shown in photographs illustrate the possible result.
How should the model be protected over time?
Keep it away from direct sunlight, strong heat and narrow passageways. Vertical presentation can greatly limit dust accumulation compared with a crowded shelf, but it does not replace occasional gentle cleaning or a closed display case.