Parent Review: LEGO Temple Of The Endless Sea 71755

Parent Review: LEGO Temple Of The Endless Sea 71755
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It is hard not to be impressed by the LEGO Temple Of The Endless Sea 71755. It not only has multiple, standalone buildings but also includes seven minifigures such as NRG Nya, Prince Kalmaar and Prince Benthomaar, something that is sure to appeal to any fan of LEGO NINJAGO.

We recently received a set of LEGO Temple Of The Endless Sea 71755 and set about building it for ourselves.


LEGO Temple Of The Endless Sea 71755 Review

LEGO Temple Of The Endless Sea 71755 Review

The LEGO pieces come in nine individual packs, broken down so that it is easier to fit the immense set together. It is based on the NINJAGO: Seabound TV series and allows for kids to recreate ninja adventures as the characters venture into an underwater lair.


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Impressive & Ornate Structures

The two most impressive builds of the LEGO Temple Of The Endless Sea 71755 playset are the two-level temple and the sea serpent Wojira.

Temple Of The Endless Sea LEGO

The Temple Of The Endless Sea is 26 cm tall and 57 cm wide. It has elaborate levels of detail. A pair of stairs lead up to the first level podium where treasures are hidden inside.

LEGO Temple Of The Endless Sea Booby Traps

However, be careful as the Temple is set up with booby traps, like hidden spears and flying discs, to thwart unwelcomed visitors.

Impressive & Ornate Structures

The second floor has an elaborate balustrade behind which the sacred scrolls are kept. There are also details like lanterns hanging from the wall. The façade of Temple Of The Endless Sea is also faced with green eaves and golden pillars.


The Sea Serpent

sea serpent Wojira

In the NINJAGO universe, the sea serpent Wojira once ruled the seas with the power of Water and Wind. The LEGO build can be fully articulated, providing opportunities for play. The sea serpent also has a scaly belly and look ferocious set of teeth in its jaws.

LEGO Sea Serpant

The jaws are designed snap together – thanks to a rubber technics piece – making Wojira even more menacing. Even the two shackles cannot hold back its might.

LEGO Lab

The set also features two more buildings – a lab and a prison.

Shooting gun, LEGO Playset - Temple of the Endless Sea

The prison has several moving parts that can shoot out as part of the epic battle which kids can stage.


Make Your Own Underwater Adventures

Scuba Kai - Temple of the Endless Sea LEGO review

There is also Scuba Kai with his matching submarine. Other minifigures that come with the set include NRG Nya, Glutinous, Prince Kalmaar, Prince Benthomaar and two Maaray Guards. There an evil stingray too!

Escaping from the Prison

It is an entire cast of characters that can be used to stage exciting underwater adventures.

The LEGO Temple Of The Endless Sea has a total of 1060 pieces. It is suitable for kids age 9 and above.


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Lester Ng
Lester firmly believes that it is not what you look at that matters, it is what you see (nod of the hat to Thoreau).