Smitty

If there is a LEGO Ninjago Movie collectable minifigure set it'll most likely include the ninja in there "civilian" cloths, and at least one ninja in a random odd ball outfit, like they did with Barbra Gordon and Pink Power Batgirl.

I have unlimited scanning? Also http://www.spyrius.org/nexo/ has the level five QR coad you can scan. You can only scan so much in a short period of time. You only really notice the limits if you scan a bunch back-to-back. It was like that before, but I spent hours scanning powers a few weeks ago. Got over 200 powers with out stopping.

I think the only way I'll be OK with this movie is if it's connected to The LEGO Movie is some way. Just a bit at the end with finn and his dad having to get up from playing because it's meatloaf Monday.

Why are they messing with a working formula?

I'm really happy that the first wave of powers included, Stronghold of Resolution, Swift Sting, Rushing Strike, Thunder Blaze, and Raging Rally as those powers look the most like the knights personal coat of arms.I'm hoping the next wave will have Rock Ship and more of the tornado powers.

Loyd had his power while Garmadon was alive.

MegaBloks and Kreo advertised as "compatible with other major brands" not mentioning LEGO but implying it. The is a reason they did that.

I have unlimited scanning? Also http://www.spyrius.org/nexo/ has the level five QR coad you can scan.

I just noticed that if you tap on a nexo power that you don't have it'll tell you where it can be found.

So over the last two weekends I managed to scan all 200+ powers from http://www.spyrius.org/nexo/ They all worked for me too. I think I may have made the game too easy will all the level five powers I have but I am enjoying it. I also found a power mixer on their site. http://www.spyrius.org/nexo/power-mixer.html?np=tech-tree so have fun with that.

I do an ongoing photocomic on a Transformers forum and I did one episode with the Nexo Knight and thought I would shear it here. They won't get to see this until next month some time, so here for your enjoyment Accounts from the Smittyverse: Generation 2 episode 30...

You want Nexo powers? http://www.spyrius.org/nexo/

Ninjago has made some good Dragon sets ever since they stopped using the big rubber heads.

Check out some of next years sets here. http://www.babyjoe.ch/Hersteller/LEGO/LEGO-Nexo-Knights/ and here. http://www.hothbricks.com/2016/11/one-more-thing-quelques-visuels-nexo-knights-2017/ As far as a set that out now, any set with a hover horse.

Several have: the Samurai Mech, Fangpyre Mech, Gorzan's Gorilla Striker, Maula's Ice Mammoth Stomper, Terabyte's mech from the Ultra Agents Mission HQ, Bladvic's Rumble Bear, Kai's Fire Mech, Cole's mech from the Thunder Raider, the Nindroid Mech Dragon, the Mechenstein from the Titan Mech Battle, Jay's ElectroMech, the Morro Dragon from Attack of the Morro Dragon, the dragon from Final Flight of Destiny's Bounty, Zane's Titanium Dragon, and the Hulkbuster armor from The Hulk Buster Smash all use CCBS bones, feet, or shells in some capacity (the list would be even longer if I included sets that used standard ball joint, ball cup, or friction extender parts). Of course, there are limits to the usefulness of CCBS/System fusion. Bones with shells actually only make up a fraction of those used in System sets; many sets that opt for CCBS bones do so without shells to cheaply and efficiently extend limbs or necks. Many larger and more expensive sets opt for brick-built limbs that allow for more unique builds, proportions, and details, and since the introduction of Mixel joints many smaller mechs similarly opt for brick-built limbs. Still, it's not like CCBS has been kept as some sort of "walled garden"—a great many Lego mechs and monsters do in fact use CCBS parts for articulation. I knew about most of those sets using the CCBS parts, but I think something that used more CCBS and less brick could make for some better mecha monsters and dragons. Maybe if the madea shell that had studs on it...