List of reused designs from other LEGO themes

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List of reused designs from other LEGO themes

List of reused designs from Ninjago

Many characters and uniforms seen throughout Ninjago reuse various printing designs from other LEGO themes. Below is a list of these occurrences, with links to Brickipedia for further information on the themes and characters mentioned.

See also the page for hair. For specifically in-universe connections to other LEGO themes (or lack thereof), see the list of connections with other LEGO themes.

Full character designs

Power Miners

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		The Geolix and Tremorox rock monster figure designs are used on the Craglings, but with dark gray legs and purple upper bodies and arms.

Minifigures

Series 1

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		The Circus Clown appears as a minor recurring character.

Series 5

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		The Ice Fisherman's clothing design appears with some recoloring on the Glacier Barrens residents seen in "The Snake King" and "Ninjaball Run."

Series 10

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		The Motorcycle Mechanic appears as a minor recurring character.
		Sea Captain appears as the Ship Captain character.

Series 15

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		The Tribal Woman's baby appears in green with recolored eyes as Lloyd in the Garmadon and Koko flashback in The LEGO Ninjago Movie.
		The Tribal Woman's baby appears in white as Wu in "Snake Jaguar" and "Dead Man's Squall".

Series 16

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		The Babysitter's baby appears in The LEGO Ninjago Movie and the LEGO NINJAGO Movie Outtakes and Bloopers.

Ultra Agents

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		Invizable's design is used for Mr. Pale.
		Toxikita's design is used for Tox.

Studios

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		The vampire's general design appears as an animatronic in Mega Monster Amusement Park in "Once Bitten, Twice Shy."

Video game characters

LEGO Ninjago: Spinjitzu Scavenger Hunt, LEGO Battles: Ninjago, LEGO Ninjago: Rise of the Snakes, LEGO Ninjago: Nindroids, and LEGO Ninjago: Shadow of Ronin offer characters from various Minifigures series as playable characters. Battles also offers Santa as a playable character based on the Holiday character's 1998 design.

Specifically, Nindroids features the Spaceman and Robot, and Shadow of Ronin features the Gingerbread Man. Images are not currently available for the minifigures from the other games, as they have been taken off app stores.

Santa

Robot

Spaceman

Gingerbread Man

Major design elements

The following includes face prints that are identical or nearly identical to those of other minifigures, torso prints that are 50% or more based on those of other minifigures or any torso that uses another minifigure's torso design as the main template for its torso, and any leg design that use another minifigure's leg design as the main template for its legs.

Pirates

Source image	Ninjago image	Description
		Elements from Governor Tierney's torso appear on Soto's TV series design.
		Elements from Governor Tierney's torso appear on Jacob Pevsner's TV series design.
		Captain Brickbeard's torso is used for Cole's pirate disguise in "Pirates vs. Ninja".
		Part of Captain Brickbeard's torso design is used on the mascots at Mega Monster Amusement Park.
		Captain Brickbeard's torso is used for Soto's CGI image.
		A recolored version of a common pirate torso, with the addition of two belts, is used for Zane's pirate disguise in "Pirates vs. Ninja".
		A recolored version of a common pirate torso, with the addition of two belts, is used for Jay's pirate disguise in "Pirates vs. Ninja".
		The design of a common pirate torso is used on one of the Sky Pirates in Dark Island Trilogy, Part 2.
		The design of a common pirate torso, with the addition of two belts, is used on No-Eyed Pete.
		A common pirate torso is used on a pirate.
		The vest and rope from another common pirate torso appear on Kai's pirate disguise in "Pirates vs. Ninja".
		The vest and rope from another common pirate torso appear on one of the pirates.
		Another common pirate torso is used on one of the Sky Pirates in Dark Island Trilogy, Part 2.
		A common pirate torso is used on the First Mate.
		The Pirate Chess King's face from 40158 Pirates Chess Set is used on Bucko.
		Pirate Princess Argenta and Ms. Dagger's face is used on Cyren.
		A recurring face print appears on one of the Sky Pirates in Dark Island Trilogy, Part 2.
		A recurring face print appears on one of the fishermen in Dark Island Trilogy, Part 3.

City and Town

Source image	Ninjago image	Source description
		The overalls design from a recurring torso print appears on Ed.
		The Construction Worker torso design appears on the Ninjago construction workers.
		A recolored version of a recurring torso print appears on Gayle Gossip.
		An recolored version of a recurring torso print appears without the necklace on a recurring background character.
		The generic male child face print is used on characters such as Unagami in child form.
		The generic female child face print is used on characters such as Marla.
		An altered version of a classic Town torso appears in blue on Vinny and the recurring background character design with his appearance.
		An altered version of a classic Town torso appears in sand green on a recurring background character.
		An altered, mirrored version of the classic Town torso appears in red on a recurring background character.
		An altered version of a classic Town torso appears on one of the henchmen.
		A recurring gray female torso is used for a recurring background character.
		A recolored version of a recurring female torso appears on a recurring background character.
		The torso used on several Police Officer minifigures from 2014 appears on the Ninjago Police.
		A recolored version of the torso used on several 2014 Police Officers torso appears on the prison guards.
		A recolored version of the torso used on several 2014 Police Officers torso appears on the Night Watchman.
		An altered version of the torso used on several 2014 Police Officers torso appears on the Domu Library guard from "Public Enemy Number One."
		An altered version of the torso used on several 2014 Police Officers torso appears on the Lunch Lady from "Enkrypted."
		A recolored version of the torso used on several 2014 Police Officers torso appears without the badge on the security guards.
		An altered version of the torso used on several 2014 Police Officers appears on the coast guard from "The Calm Before the Storm."
		The torso used on several Police Officer minifigures appears on Warden Noble without the badge.
		The torso used on several Police Officer minifigures appears on the Police Commissioner.
		The recurring prisoner clothing design is used for the Kryptarium inmates.
		The general design of one of the common smiling male face prints appears a few times on Jay in Dark Island Trilogy, Part 3.
		A common scowling male face print appears to be the basis for Kai's face in several panels of the Dark Island Trilogy, Part 3.
		The common face, originally seen on firefighter, is used on Rufus McCallister's movie/post-movie design.
		The common face is used on Gayle Gossip.
		The common face is used on Cathy.
		The body design of the baby is used for Toddler Wu from "The Quiet One" to "Big Trouble, Little Ninjago."
		The body design of the baby is used for Toddler Wu in "Golden Hour."
		The torso of a woman from 60202 People Pack - Outdoor Adventures appears on Sally.

Star Wars

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		Han Solo's face from 2014 is modified for Ash.
		Mace Windu's most commonly used torso serves as the basis for Pythor's white robes from "Blackout" and "The Curse of the Golden Master".
		Ki-Adi-Mundi's original torso, minus the belt, is recolored for Nobu.
		A face design first appearing on the Endor Rebel Trooper is used on the Domu Library guard from "Public Enemy Number One."
		In a rare example of a reused design from another non-physical character, Shmi Skywalker's robes from LEGO Star Wars: Droid Tales appear on a recurring background character.
		In another example of a reused design from a non-physical character, a recolored version of young Lando Calrissian's torso from The Yoda Chronicles is used on a unknown citizen seen in episodes such as "Scavengers."
		An altered version of Rusty's torso is used for the monks of the Library of Domu.
		An altered version of Rusty's torso is used on a Stiix citizen.
		An altered version of Rusty's torso is used for Lloyd's beggar disguise in Hunted.
		An altered version of Rusty's torso is used for Dareth's beggar disguise in Hunted.
		A recolored version of the jacket from Yoda's 2013 variant is used for Nya's beggar disguise in Hunted.
		An altered version of Yoda's torso is used for a Stiix citizen.
		A recolored version of Yoda's torso is used for a villager in "Samurai X-Treme" and "A Big Splash."
		Some of the First Age humans from "Never Trust a Human" use a recolored version of the jacket from Yoda's 2013 variant.
		Yoda's torso design is used for a villager's child in "A Big Splash."

Ultra Agents

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		The Astor City Guard's torso (without the white shirt) and hat are used for the Night Watchman.

Harry Potter

Source image	Ninjago image	Source description
		The 2010 Hogwarts student torso is the basis for the Darkley's students' uniforms.
		The torso from one of Harry Potter's casual designs is used in a lighter blue and with an altered stripe for Jay's casual design.
		The torso from one of Harry Potter's casual designs is used in green and without the stripe for teenage Lloyd's casual/undercover design.
		An altered version of the torso from one of Harry Potter's casual designs appears on a recurring background character.
		A lighter blue version of the torso from one of Harry Potter's casual designs appears on a recurring background character.
		The torso from one of Harry Potter's casual designs appears in red on a recurring background character.
		An altered version of the torso from one of Harry Potter's casual designs appears on a recurring background character.
		An altered version of the torso from one of Harry Potter's casual designs appears on a boy.
		The torso from one of Harry Potter's casual designs appears on a recurring background character.
		The torso from one of Harry Potter's casual designs appears on Benny.
		An altered version of the torso from one of Harry Potter's casual designs appears on a WildBrain child.
		An altered version of the torso from one of Harry Potter's casual designs appears on a WildBrain child.
		A torso used on Ginny Weasley and Hermione Granger in two sets is used on a recurring background character.
		A torso used on Ginny Weasley and Hermione Granger in two sets is used on Mystake.
		The legs from the 2010 variant of Argus Filch are used on Edna.
		The legs from the 2010 variant of Argus Filch appear without the key chain on a recurring background character.
		The legs from the 2010 variant of Argus Filch appear without the key chain on Cole's casual design.
		The legs from the 2010 variant of Argus Filch appear without the key chain on Cole's lumberjack design from "The Invitation."
		The legs from the 2010 variant of Argus Filch appear without the key chain on Tommy.
		The belt and key chain from the legs of the 2010 variant of Argus Filch appear on Rufus McCallister.
		The belt from the 2010 variant of Argus Filch appears on Zane in "The Last Hope."
		The belt from the 2010 variant of Argus Filch appears on Kai in the 2014 blooper reel.
		The belt from the 2010 variant of Argus Filch appears on one of the lumberjack designs.
		The legs from the 2010 variant of Argus Filch appear without the key chain on Cole's "Rocky Dangerbuff" design from "The Oni and the Dragon."

Creator

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		The common chef torso, first seen in 9302 Community Builders Set and later in City sets as well, appears on the Cook.

Dino Attack

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		Viper's face print appears on one of the Sky Pirates in Dark Island Trilogy, Part 3.

Castle (2007)

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		The Skeleton Warriors seem to be the inspiration for the Skulkin warriors' faces.

Indiana Jones

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		Willie Scott's red Shanghai dress is the basis for Nya's design at various points in "Once Bitten, Twice Shy," "All of Nothing," and "Double Trouble."
		The outer jacket of Indiana Jones's tuxedo design appears on the Announcer.
		Indiana Jones's tuxedo design appears in black as the suit worn by The Royal Blacksmiths.
		A slightly altered version of Indiana Jones's tuxedo design appears on Clutch Powers in "Sweatin' to the Goldies."
		The Airplane Mechanic's general recolored torso design is used on shirtless Cole in "The Last Hope."
		The outer jacket from Indiana Jones's gray suit appears recolored on a recurring background character.
		The outer jacket from Indiana Jones's gray suit appears recolored on a recurring background character.
		The jacket from Indiana Jones's gray suit appears recolored on a recurring background character.
		The jacket from Indiana Jones's gray suit appears recolored on a recurring background character.
		An altered version of the outer jacket from Indiana Jones's gray suit appears on a recurring background character.
		The outer jacket from Indiana Jones's gray suit appears in a darker gray and without the lower button hole on Cyrus Borg.
		The torso from Indiana Jones's gray suit appears recolored for Kai's teacher outfit in "The Surge."
		An altered version of the jacket from Indiana Jones's gray suit torso appears on "Nya Smith" in the 2014 blooper reel.
		The torso from Indiana Jones's gray suit appears recolored on "Lloyd Green" in the 2014 blooper reel.
		The outer jacket from Indiana Jones's gray suit appears recolored on Landon.
		An altered version of the outer jacket from Indiana Jones's gray suit appears on a Xentrix Studios background character.
		The collar design from one of Indiana Jones's variants appears on the Postman's Rebooted design.
		The general torso design of one of Indiana Jones's variants appears on one of the lumberjack designs.
		The collar design from one of Indiana Jones's variants appears on Chuck.
		The collar design from one of Indiana Jones's variants appears on Dareth's bartender outfit.
		The holster design from a few of Indiana Jones's variants appear on a member of the Postman's crew from Rebooted.

Agents

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		An altered version of Dyna-Mite's torso is the seen on Cathy.
		An altered version of Dyna-Mite's torso is the seen on a recurring background character.

Minifigures

Series 1

Source character	Ninjago character	Description
		The Forestman's belts appear on Zane's pirate disguise in "Pirates vs. Ninja."
		The Forestman's belts appear on Jay's pirate disguise in "Pirates vs. Ninja."
		The Forestman's belts appear on No-Eyed Pete.
		The Robot's overall design appears as a costume on one of the characters at Ninjago Doomsday Comix in "Child's Play."
		The Magician's body design is used on a minor recurring character.
		The Magician's torso, with the red recolored to blue, is used on Jay in "Once Bitten, Twice Shy".
		The recolored version of the Magician's outer jacket is worn by the Museum Curator.
		Recolored versions of the Magician's tie and outer jacket are used on "Tommy Wu" in the 2014 blooper reel.
		The Cheerleader's legs, with the blue recolored to pink, are used on a recurring background character.
		A recolored version of the Cheerleader's legs is used in Jay's damsel in distress disguise in "The Snake King."
		A recolored version of the Cheerleader's legs is used on a recurring background character.
		The Cheerleader's legs are used on a recurring background character.
		An black version of the Skater's torso without the skull logo is used on Cole's casual design.
		An red version of the Skater's torso without the skull torso is used for child Kai's casual design in "Child's Play".
		The Skater's torso appears without the skull logo on a recurring background character who resembles Gene.
		A dark blue version of the Skater's torso without the skull logo appears on Sleven's hoodie disguise.
		The Skater's torso appears in purple and somewhat altered on one of the henchmen.
		The Skater's torso appears in dark gray and somewhat altered on one of the henchmen.
		The Skater's torso appears somewhat altered on Collins.
		The Skater's torso appears without the skull logo on a WildBrain child.
		A recolored version of the Zombie's torso is seen on a recurring background character with the addition of a bandolier.
		The Spaceman's body design is the basis for the ninja's space suits in "The Void", "The Titanium Ninja", and Comet Crisis.
		A recolored version of the Spaceman's torso is appears as one of the costumes in Cliff Gordon's estate.
		The Cowboy's torso and recolored hat appear as one of the costumes in Cliff Gordon's estate.
		The Super Wrestler's torso and mask are used on Kai's "Red Shogun" variant. The only difference is the logo on the belt.
		The Nurse's torso appears somewhat altered on a paramedic in "Game of Masks."
		The Nurse's torso appears somewhat altered on a paramedic in "Game of Masks."

Series 2

Source character	Ninjago character	Description
		The Disco Dude's torso is used on the Announcer character with an outer jacket partially covering it.
		The Karate Master's torso is nearly replicated on Dareth's students, such as Jeffy and Phil.
		The Karate Master's body design is nearly replicated on the Dark Samurai disguised as Dareth's students in Shadow of Ronin.
		The Karate Master's body design is nearly replicated on Yang's students in human form.
		The Surfer's general torso design and swimsuit design are used for shirtless Kai in "The Last Hope."
		The Surfer's general swimsuit design is used for Cole in "The Last Hope."
		The Surfer's general swimsuit design is used for Jay in "The Last Hope."
		The Surfer's general torso design is used for Jay in "The Invitation."
		The Surfer's general muscle outline is used on Jay in "Funny Guys."
		The Surfer's general torso design is used for Cole's climber design seen in "The Golden Weapon" and "The Jade Princess."
		The Surfer's general torso is used on Korgran with the addition of armor and a scratch mark.

Series 3

Source character	Ninjago character	Description
		The Pilot's torso design is used on Edna.
		The general collar and zipper design from the Pilot's torso is used on Twitchy Tim.
		The Tennis Player's torso is used on a recurring background character, with the addition of sleeves.
		The Space Villain's torso serves as the basis for that of a recurring background character.
		A recolored version of the Samurai Warrior's legs appear on Cole's grandfather.

Series 4

Source character	Ninjago character	Description
		A slightly different version of the Ice Skater's torso design is used on a recurring background character.
		The Kimono Girl's design is reflected on the purple kabuki.
		The Kimono Girl's design is reflected on the red kabuki.
		The Viking's torso and helmet appear as one of the costumes in Cliff Gordon's estate.
		The Street Skater's torso is used on a recurring background character.
		A red version of the Street Skater's jacket appears on Kai's casual clothes.
		A white version of the Street Skater's jacket appears on Zane's casual clothes.
		A pink version of the Street Skater's jacket is seen on a recurring background character.
		A sand green version of the Street Skater's jacket is seen on a recurring background character.
		A pale pink version of the Street Skater's jacket is seen on the character model used for one of the ninja's fans in "Infamous" and "Misfortune Rising" and one of the competitors "The Tall Tale of Dogshank."
		A light blue version of the Street Skater's jacket is seen on a background character in "Infamous".
		A dark tan version of the Street Skater's jacket is seen on Dan Hageman.
		A light gray version of the Street Skater's jacket is seen on Lloyd's civilian disguise in "The Jade Princess".
		A tattered and recolored version of the Street Skater's jacket is seen on one of the children in poverty in "The Jade Princess."
		A recolored version of the Street Skater's torso is used on one of the henchmen.

Series 5

Source character	Ninjago character	Description
		The Zookeeper's torso design is the basis for Misako's torso.
		A recolored version of the Zookeeper's torso is the basis for Edna's torso in "The Royal Blacksmiths" and seasons 3 and 4.
		The Graduate's torso is reflected in Cole's teacher design in "The Surge."
		The Lumberjack's torso appears on one of the lumberjack designs.
		The Lumberjack's hat and torso appear in different colors on one of the lumberjack designs.
		The Lumberjack's hat appears in sand green on one of the lumberjack designs.
		The Lumberjack's recolored torso design appears on Michael Kramer.
		The bird design on the Egyptian Queen's torso is the basis for the one on the Elemental Master of Shadow.
Source image	Ninjago image	Description
		The Cave Woman's torso is used as the basis for one of the Postman's crew members from Rebooted.

Series 6

Source character	Ninjago character	Description
		An altered version of the Intergalactic Girl's torso is used on a member of the Postman's group.
		A simplified version of the Bandit's belt is seen on Chamille.
		Sleepyhead's pajamas appear on Lloyd in The LEGO Ninjago Movie.

Series 7

Source character	Ninjago character	Description
		The Computer Programmer's face appears on Cyrus Borg in his brief flashback appearance in Dark Island Trilogy, Part 3.
		The Tennis Ace's torso appears on a citizen in The LEGO Ninjago Movie.

Series 9

Source character	Ninjago character	Description
		The Roman Emperor's torso design is reflected in that of the monks of Cloud Kingdom.
		The Roman Emperor's torso design is reflected in that of the monks of the mountain monastery.

Series 10

Source character	Ninjago character	Description
		The Motorcycle Mechanic's recolored jacket appears with a plaid pattern on Cole's lumberjack design from "The Invitation."
		The Motorcycle Mechanic's recolored jacket appears on an older Stiix citizen.
		The Motorcycle Mechanic's recolored torso and face designs appear on the Repo Man.
		The Motorcycle Mechanic's recolored jacket appears on various Sons of Garmadon members such as Mohawk.
		The Motorcycle Mechanic's recolored jacket appears with a plaid pattern on Cole's "Rocky Dangerbuff" disguise from "The Oni and the Dragon."
		The upper half of the Roman Commander's torso is seen in Shade's Season 4 design.
		The Warrior Woman's torso print is used on Chamille, with different colors and added details.
		A recolored version of Mr. Gold's torso is used for Jay's TV host design in "The Invitation".
		The Paintballer's torso is the basis for the noodle factory outfits.
		The Paintballer's torso is the basis for Johnny's torso design.
		The Paintballer's torso is the basis for Skylor's undercover design in Hunted.

Series 11

Source character	Ninjago character	Description
		The Barbarian's face appears on a Stiix citizen who resembles Tommy.
		The Barbarian's face appears on multiple Kryptarium inmates.
		The Barbarian's face design, sans the scar, is used for Tommy.

Series 19

Source character	Ninjago character	Description
		The Shower Guy's torso appears on pool Lloyd in "Wasted True Potential."
		The Shower Guy's torso appears on pool Kai in "Wasted True Potential."
		The Shower Guy's torso appears on pool Cole in "Wasted True Potential."

Prince of Persia: The Sands of Time

Source character	Ninjago character	Description
		Princess Tamina's face is the basis for Maya's original face design.
		Princess Tamina's face is the basis for that of Stiix citizen.
		Princess Tamina's face is the basis for that of character model used for one of the ninja's fans in "Infamous" and "Misfortune Rising" and one of the competitors "The Tall Tale of Dogshank."

Dino

Source image	Ninjago image	Description
		The Driver's face design is used for Cyrus Borg.

Castle (2013)

Source image	Ninjago image	Description
		The face used on Dragon Soldiers and the Dragon Wizard is used on Karlof.
		The face design (minus the small hair in the middle) first used on the Dragon Soldiers is reused in black for Fugi-Dove's brother.

The Lord of the Rings and The Hobbit

Source image	Ninjago image	Description
		Gandalf's face design is used on the Elemental Master of Gravity.
		Aragorn's face design appears, with a more orange-brown facial hair color, on a lumberjack design in "The Invitation."
		Aragorn's face design is used on Cole's grandfather.
		Aragorn's face design, without the stubble or mustache and with different eyebrows and added eyebrow wrinkles, appears on one of the original prison guard designs.
		Aragorn's face design appears, with a more orange-brown facial hair color, on a recurring Stiix citizen.
		Aragorn's face design, sans the facial hair, appears on Fenwick.
		Aragorn's face design appears on Chuck, though Chuck has lacks the facial hair, has lighter eyebrows, and lacks the lines beneath his eyes.
		Gimli's torso design is used on Cole's grandfather.
		Gimli's torso design appears on two of the samurai warriors in the Battle for All of Time painting from The Hands of Time.
		Gandalf's torso is used on one of the Stiix villagers.
		A recolored version of Gandalf's torso appears on the Ninjago Soldiers.
		A recolored version of Gandalf's torso appears on one of Wu's students in "Ghost Story".
		A recolored version of Gandalf's torso appears on two of the samurai warriors in the Battle for All of Time painting from The Hands of Time.
		The general leg design seen on figures such as Aragorn's Gondor variant can somewhat be seen in Gravis's TV series design.
		The general leg design seen on figures such as Aragorn's Gondor variant can somewhat be seen in the gray kabuki's design.
		The general leg design seen on figures such as Aragorn's Gondor variant can somewhat be seen in Ray's original design.

Minor design elements

The following includes torsos that use one segment from a torso, such as a shirt collar or a belt, rather than the entire torso design as the base template. Also included are instances where face lines (as opposed to entire faces) are carried over from other minifigures and instances where small icons and symbols are carried over from other minifigures.

Pirates

Source image	Ninjago image	Description
		Captain Brickbeard's bandana appears in red on Nadakhan's human disguise in "Infamous".

City and Town

Source image	Ninjago image	Source description
		The mail horn logo seen in various sets involving mail appears on the Postman's shirt.
		The scarf from a recurring female torso appears in green on Misako.
		The scarf from a recurring female torso appears on Edna's design from "The Royal Blacksmiths" and seasons 3 and 4.
		The scarf from a recurring female torso appears on Cliff Gordon.
		The face lines from a common face print first seen on City Firefighter One appear in a lighter color on Cliff Gordon.
		The face lines from a common face print first seen on City Firefighter One appear in a lighter color on Ash.
		The face lines from a common face print first seen on City Firefighter One appear in a lighter color on the unknown Elemental Master.
		The cheek lines from a common face print first seen on City Firefighter One appear in a lighter color on Sorla.
		Legacy Misako's torso is based on the torso of woman from 60267 Safari Off-Roader.

Harry Potter

Source image	Ninjago image	Source description
		The shirt neck design from the torso from one of Harry Potter's casual designs is reflected in Zane's child clothing in "Child's Play."
		The shirt neck design from the torso from one of Harry Potter's casual designs is reflected in the Buddy's Pizza mascot from "Child's Play."
		The shirt neck design from the torso from one of Harry Potter's casual designs is reflected in Rufus McCallister's original design.
		The shirt neck design from the torso from one of Harry Potter's casual designs is reflected in Cole's design in the 2014 blooper reel.
		The shirt neck design from the torso from one of Harry Potter's casual designs is reflected in Mike Boom's design.
		The shirt neck design from the torso from one of Harry Potter's casual designs is reflected in the ninja's tea uniforms in "Winds of Change."
		The shirt neck design from the torso from one of Harry Potter's casual designs is reflected in Jay's design from "Funny Guys."

Creator

Source image	Ninjago image	Source description
		The weight lines from the common chef torso, first seen in 9302 Community Builders Set and later in City sets as well, appear on Rufus McCallister's original design.

Castle (2007)

Source image	Ninjago image	Source description
		The king crown symbol appears on Khanjikhan's belt and the statue of an unknown Djinn King in "The Way Back," representing their king status.

Indiana Jones

Source image	Ninjago image	Source description
		Mutt Williams' mouth design is the basis for Dareth's.

Minifigures

Series 1

Source character	Ninjago character	Description
		The Cowboy's bandolier is seen on a recurring background character.

Series 2

Source character	Ninjago character	Description
		The Disco Dude's collar and upper torso design is generally reflected in on Jay in the 2014 blooper reel.

Series 6

Source character	Ninjago character	Description
		An altered version of the Intergalactic Girl's torso is used on Cliff Gordon.

Series 7

Source character	Ninjago character	Description
		The Computer Programmer's collar design appears on Zane's teacher uniform in "The Surge."

Series 10

Source character	Ninjago character	Description
		The Tomahawk Warrior's torso feather design is used on Bolobo.
		The Paintballer's right pocket design is seen on the masked Sons of Garmadon members in "The Mask of Deception."

Series 11

Source character	Ninjago character	Description
		The Barbarian's belt design appears on Gravis.
		The Barbarian's general belt design appears on Ash.

Series 19

Source character	Ninjago character	Description
		The Video Game Champ's pendant on his pants was used on stickers in Prime Empire.

Pharaoh's Quest

Source character	Ninjago character	Description
		The pins on the front of Jake Raines's aviator jacket are similar to the ones on Twitchy Tim's jacket.
		The eagle emblem on the back of Jake Raines's aviator jacket is seen on the back of Twitchy Tim's jacket.

The Lord of the Rings and The Hobbit

Source image	Ninjago image	Source description
		Éomer's belt design can be seen on Bolobo's TV series design.
		The belt design from Fíli's non-armored torso can be seen on Bolobo's TV series design.
		The belt design from Fíli's non-armored torso appears on a Stiix citizen who resembles Tommy.

Reused accessories

Prince of Persia: The Sands of Time

Source image	Ninjago image	Description
		An altered version of the Dagger of Time is used by multiple pirates in "Pirates vs. Ninja."

Legends of Chima

Source image	Ninjago image	Description
		Karlof's metal fists reuse part 6037408 that first appeared on G'Loona in the 70008 Gorzan's Gorilla Striker.

Reused prints in sets

City

Source character	Ninjago character	Description
		A generic female adult face print is used on Nya in 70728 Battle for Ninjago City.
		A generic female adult face print is used for Nya's ninja variants from the Possession to The Hands of Time sets.
		A sunglasses face print originating from City appears on the guard in 70591 Kryptarium Prison Breakout.
		The torso used on several Police Officer minifigures appears on the guard in 70591 Kryptarium Prison Breakout.
		The generic male child face print is used on Nelson.
		Generic face of the baby is used on Baby Wu in set form.
		The recurring female diver torso is used on Nya in 71708 Gamer's Market.
		The generic male child face print is used on Tito.
		The torso originally seen on the clown from 60234 People Pack - Fun Fair is used on Kaito.
		The torso originally seen on a woman from 60134 Fun in the park - City People Pack is used on Eileen.
		The torso originally seen on a man from 60234 People Pack - Fun Fair is used on Urban Cole from 71741 Ninjago City Gardens.
		Wheeler's face is used on Hai.

Hidden Side

Source character	Ninjago character	Description
		The legs originally seen on Nanna and Bill are used on Urban Cole from 71741 Ninjago City Gardens.
		The head used on Jack Davids in 70430, 70431, and 70436 is used on Bolobo's minifigure from 71735 Tournament of Elements.

Creator

Source character	Ninjago character	Description
		The red plaid torso, first seen in 60134 Fun in the park - City People Pack, is used on Cole in 71708 Gamer's Market.

Fusion

Source character	Ninjago character	Description
		The Mayor's face print is used on Dareth in 70751 Temple of Airjitzu and 70657 Ninjago City Docks.