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The following is a list of the LEGO hair pieces used on characters in Ninjago and The LEGO Ninjago Movie.
Italicized text indicates a character has appeared with the hair piece in a physical LEGO set. The debut character listed will be whichever character the part originally appeared on, including non-Ninjago characters. The images used will generally be the color of the hairpiece used most often on characters. Brickipedia will be linked in the cases when pages for the hair pieces are available.
See also List of reused designs from other LEGO themes.
Contents
Hair
Hard plastic
Soft plastic
Beard
Hard plastic
| Image | Part ID | Characters used on | Debut character |
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10052 | Yang, Sawyer | Gandalf |
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15439 | Police Commissioner (modified), Flintlocke, Nya (undercover), Zane (undercover), Avatar Cole (set) | Sheriff Not-A-Robot |
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65432 | Unagami | Unagami |
Soft plastic
| Image | Part ID | Characters used on | Debut character |
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93069 | Wu, First Spinjitzu Master (statue), Yang (statue; TV series only), Khanjikhan, Krux (as Dr. Saunders; no middle section), training dummy (set), monk (The Mask of Deception; no middle section), unknown master (sticker in 70505 Temple of Light) | Wu |
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93223 | Bust (set) | Fisherman |
Trivia
- Most non-elderly humans have black eyebrows regardless of their hair color. Notable exceptions are Skylor as well as Jay, Kai, and Lloyd from Season 8 onward.
- The Exo Force appeared on Kai in his blacksmith form in an early animation demo for the pilot episodes, previously released on Tommy Andreasen's YouTube channel but currently unavailable; in an animated blooper reel released on LEGO's YouTube channel for the pilot episodes; and in LEGO Battles: Ninjago, or at least in the icon for blacksmith Kai.
- Despite the ninja's hair being shown since the beginning of the TV series, their hairpieces were not included in the sets until 2014 with the Rebooted wave as part of their Techno gi designs. Before that, Jay, Cole, and Zane's hairpieces existed in other LEGO themes, while both of Lloyd's existed but not in blond, and Kai's did not exist at all, being designed by WILFilm for the show.[3]
- All of their current hair pieces have been included in The LEGO Ninjago Movie sets. For the sets based on the TV show, all hairpieces have been released, with Zane's titanium hair being released in 2021.
- As of the third Legacy wave, all of the ninja's current hair pieces have been included in sets outside of The LEGO Ninjago Movie thanks to their Legacy (sleeveless) designs, and Kai and Jay have had different colored versions in their Avatar outfits.
An example of the two versions side by side
- Due to being the first LEGO hair piece created and thus having a simple design, the original Town hairstyle appears slightly differently in the TV series than it does in physical form.
- For unknown reasons, the Anakin hairpiece appears to have two variations in the show, at least during WILFilm's run. The version on Lloyd, Morro possessing Lloyd, and The Royal Blacksmiths member (DOTD onward) appears slightly differently from the physical version, having the front part curved more outward, as well as a few branches outward in the back. The other version more closely resembles the physical version, appearing on Garmadon, the Announcer, Dan Hageman, and, in the WildBrain animation, Clutch Powers.
- In the TV series, the color of Jay's original hair ranges from orange to reddish-brown, often depending on lighting, while it was orange in the sets and in LEGO Battles: Ninjago and the . His hair from seasons 8 through 10 was dark brown, matching the color of his movie hairpiece, but it changed back to a lighter reddish-brown color starting in Season 11, while the physical version representing it remained dark brown.
- In certain instances of headgear (Nya with her Samurai X suit helmet, Zane's noodle factory uniform hat, the ninja wearing Vermillion helmets in "Out of the Fire and Into the Boiling Sea"), a character's hair is not visible even if it would normally be visible from the same angles. This is because the hair would not fit under the 3D model of the headgear.
- Alternatively, helmets will sometimes be slightly enlarged in order to fit a character's hair underneath it, as seen with The Royal Blacksmiths wearing Helmet of Shadows replicas in "Day of the Departed" and Dareth with the Samurai X helmet in "The Hands of Time".
- In terms of animation, some of the taller hairstyles have the upper portion cut off when the user wears a straw hat. This can be seen with Mystake in the first two seasons, Ray in "Misfortune Rising," and Nya at the beginning of "The Mask of Deception."
Original version on the left, altered version on the right
- The Obi-Wan hair exists in two forms in the show, with one appearing identical to the physical version, and the other appearing somewhat altered. In the altered version, the front swoop is less pronounced, and the sides, which are father back on the original version, continue closer to the front of the head. Besides Lou and Cyrus Borg at various points (explained below) and Kai in the blooper reel, all characters use the altered version.
- The altered version did not appear in seasons 8 through 10 nor in the Monastery Murals that picture Cyrus Borg. This is because, according to Peter Hausner, "most characters had a bit of a make-over" for Season 8, which was also when Xentrix Studios entered the picture.[4] Cyrus Borg and the recurring background character design switched to the original design of the hair piece, while Noble switched to the Josh Thunder hair. The altered design of the Obi-Wan hair returned in the WildBrain animation, with Cyrus Borg using it again in the twelfth season, though Noble kept the Josh Thunder hair. The unaltered version was also used for Cyrus' brief hologram appearance in Shadow of Ronin, as the game used the models from the sets rather than the show, which can be seen in the game's depiction of Kai's hair as well.
- Lou has most often used one of the two versions of the Obi-Wan hair. He has the original version in most of his appearances before "Day of the Departed", but in Season 7, he has the altered version. He again has the original version in Ultra Violet's poster in The Absolute Worst and in Lilly's necklace in Season 13.
- In the show, hair is attached to the head as it is in real life, but in various media outside the TV series it operates as a separate object:
- In the 2014 blooper reel, Lloyd is bald because, according to Kai, he forgot his hair.
- In the "suit up" sequence early in the The LEGO Ninjago Movie, Zane's Ice Tank puts on his mask by removing his hair first.
- Lloyd has blond hair even though both of his parents have brown hair. When asked about this, as well as Kai and Nya's family's hair colors, Tommy Andreasen said not to worry about it because the series has several fantasy elements, so different hair colors between parent to child are not unreasonable.[5][6][7][8] However, it can still be explained by real-world hair color genetics of dominant and recessive genes.
- Zane's hair has been delayed or unreleased in the sets the most times. First, none of the ninja had hair in the sets as mentioned above; later, he was titanium starting in Tournament of Elements but wasn't released with his titanium hair until the Day of the Departed wave; and his post-movie titanium hair will be physically released in 2021.
- Lloyd's was delayed twice, as his Season 2 teenage hair was not released until the Rebooted sets, and his original child hair was not released until 2021 in the 71741 Ninjago City Gardens, over nine years after his debut in the series.
- A few sets have included both the headgear and hair for some of the characters: 70738 Final Flight of Destiny's Bounty, 853687 LEGO NINJAGO Accessory Set, 70626 Dawn of Iron Doom, 70627 Dragon's Forge, 71738 Zane's Titan Mech Battle, and 71756 Hydro Bounty. The Hydro Bounty even includes a pedestal for the hair pieces.
- The reason hair is not included in every set is because having the hair pieces could mean having less bricks for the rest of the set.[9]
- Apart from the ninja and Ronin, any character with a half-mask has a hairpiece or hat that allows the half-mask to be alternatively placed backward on the character. Some examples are Nadakhan and Ultra Violet.
- There are times when a character's hair will appear slightly flattened compared to its normal design because the character has worn or is about to wear some other type of headgear. Some examples are Jay's hair before he puts on a wig in "The Snake King" and during his first time talking to Nadakhan for the first time in "Misfortune Rising", Ed when saying goodbye to Jay toward the beginning of "Operation Land Ho!" and Jimmy when he grabs his hat after the ninja run to Kryptarium Prison in "Questing for Quests".
- In "Misfortune Rising," Nya shakes her hair and it moves around her head on from the top axis, referencing the functionality of a real minifigure. This, in turn, is likely a reference to the very similar moment from The LEGO Movie in which Emmet first sees Wyldstyle.
Jay with his eyepatch over his hair
- In "The Way Back", Jay donned his eyepatch and it appeared over his hair as a separate physical object. By the next shot, it was underneath his hair, now part of his face printing.
- In some cases, certain hairpieces are treated interchangeably.
- Characters such as Lou and Noble have both the Obi-Wan and Josh Thunder hairpieces at various points throughout the show (though Noble only used the altered version of the Obi-Wan hair), while Cyrus Borg, who always has the altered version of the Obi-Wan hair in the show, is pictured with the Josh Thunder hair in his LEGO.com CGI image.
- Rufus McCallister and Tommy both have the Will Turner hair in the show, but Tommy has the Kanan Jarrus (also Clouse and Jay Vincent) hair in his CGI image and Rufus has the Kanan Jarrus hair in his minifigure form.
- Despite being titanium,[10] Zane's hair can be seen contort in shape when he takes his mask on or off. However, this can be seen as an animation technique rather than a detail with any in-universe significance.
Wu pulling Kai's hair
- Tommy Andreasen stated, "All it takes to change a head of hair is a brisk breeze."[11] However, the ninja have been in situations such as when they rode their Elemental Dragons without their masks in "Winds of Change", but their hair did not change. However, hair has been shown elasticity such as when Wu pulled Kai's hair in "Never Trust a Snake".
- Kai's post-movie hair in the TV series is shorter than the movie version, as Tommy Andreasen thought the movie hair was excessive.[12]
- This means neither of Kai's TV series hairstyles have been completely accurate to the ones seen on his minifigures.
- His hair-headband combo in The Island is the same height as the set version because it is based on a new, slightly different piece.
- Unagami and Okino's hair is made of a special type of plastic, which also has the properties of soft plastic, so it is slightly flexible, but at the same time it can break and does not have much flexibility.
- The First Spinjitzu Master has a three-dimensional braid of white hair on the back of the head. This piece has never been released and only he uses it, because all other characters with a braid (Soto, Wu from Season 11 onward, Vex's human form, and Blizzard Sword Masters) have it printed on the back of their heads.
- Wu's beard appears differently in the show than in the sets, because it swings when moving and is not bent to the side but falls straight down.
- Naturally, the neck attachment section of the beard is not present on Wu in the show, but it can be seen on his silhouette at the beginning of "Rise of the Snakes".
- Wu's beard takes the shape of the physical version in "Can of Worms", when Kai is poisoned by Venomari venom, later in the Season 7 intro and the intro for the first half of Season 2.
- Hair 40240 is very common for children in Ninjago, as Wu, Garmadon and Lloyd had this hairstyle as children. Jake and some of Darkley's students also have it.
Wil Film (left) and Wildbrain (right)
- The Anakin hair has the dot on the top like the physical piece in the WildBrain version but not the Wil Film version.
- Some hair pieces were designed only for the show and do not exist as physical pieces. These include the hair pieces of some Whack Rats, Plundar during Vania's coronation, NRG Nya in the show and Reflectra.
- There are also a number of facual hair designs in the show that do not appear to be based on any physical pieces. These are seen on Jay's disguise in "Misfortune Rising," the unknown Djinn King statue in "The Way Back," and Cole as "Rocky Dangerbuff" ("The Oni and the Dragon" and "Iron & Stone" through "How to Build a Dragon").
- The beard Pythor and the Hypnobrai wear to disguise themselves in "The Royal Blacksmiths" does not appear to be based on any physical piece either.
- There are also a number of facual hair designs in the show that do not appear to be based on any physical pieces. These are seen on Jay's disguise in "Misfortune Rising," the unknown Djinn King statue in "The Way Back," and Cole as "Rocky Dangerbuff" ("The Oni and the Dragon" and "Iron & Stone" through "How to Build a Dragon").
- Some hair pieces originally created for LEGO Ninjago were later used by characters in other themes. For example, Lloyd's current hair was used by Harry Potter, Kai's current hair was used various possessed characters from LEGO Hidden Side, Cole's current hair (both ordinary and bun) was used by characters in LEGO Chinese New Year, Kai's pre-S8 hair was used by Noah in LEGO Friends, and Wu's beard was used by the Ocean King and Evil Wizard from LEGO Minifigures and by Dragon Wizard from LEGO Castle.
- On one of the stickers in the 71741 Ninjago City Gardens, the Zane, Jay, and Nya are pictured with their post-movie hair, while Cole and Lloyd are pictured with their original hair.
- In the 70505 Temple of Light, there are four unknown masters on the sticker, one of which uses the same beard piece as Wu, while the other three use never-released beard pieces.
- While WILFilm ApS animates Clouse's ponytail different from the physical piece and it moves, in the WildBrain animation the ponytail is the same as in the sets sticking out, as can be seen with Boma.
- In the future vision in "Grave Danger," Nya has an extended version of her original hair, which was never released as a physical piece.
- Wu's teen form in Hunted, including his hairstyle, is different from his teen/young adult form previously seen in flashbacks. According to Tommy Andreasen, this may be due to Wu's aging under different circumstances.[13]
- In both cases, teen/young adult Wu uses shares a hair piece with one of the ninja. Originally, he had a blond version of Jay's hair, and in Hunted, he had a white version of Cole's hair from The LEGO Ninjago Movie (later used on Cole in the TV series in The Island).
- "Golden Hour" is the first and currently only instance where a hair piece is shown appearing out of a character's head and a hair piece morphing shown morphing into another, both seen at points when Wu de-ages.
- The B.A. Baracus and Doc Brown hair pieces were introduced in LEGO Dimensions, a game which involved several LEGO themes, including Ninjago.
Gallery
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Princess Tamina's hair
Diner Waitress's hair
Diner Waitress's hair
Anakin's hair
Elsa Schneider's hair
Elf's modified hair
Elf's modified hair
Obi-Wan Kenobi's hair
Background character with Obi-Wan's hair
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Background character with Obi-Wan's hair (Xentrix Studios)
Punk Rocker's hair
Will Turner's hair
Grandpa's hair
Cole with Kai's hair
Garmadon with Kai's hair
Unknown masters in the Temple of Light set
Lloyd with Sleepyhead's hair
Dareth with Dr. Inferno's hair
Clouse with Dr. Inferno's hair
Exo Force hair on Kai in early 3D blocking
Member of the Postman's group with Rocker Girl's hair
Sky Pirate with Rocker Girl's hair
Child in "The Jade Princess" with Rocker Girl's hair
Sky Pirate with Rocker Girl's hair
Jay with the Joker's hair
Kai with the Joker's hair
Twitchy Tim with Doc Brown's hair
Child in "The Jade Princess" with Pretzel Girl's hair
Lloyd's, Wu's and Misako's hair in "Dread on Arrival"
Plundar during Vania's coronation
References
- ↑ https://twitter.com/TommyAndreasen/status/1367578611117621255
- ↑ It's possible Josh Thunder was not the first character to use this hair piece, but according to Brickset, the set he appeared in was the earliest set to be released which included this hair piece, though not by more than a month or two.
- ↑ https://youtu.be/bamamSBtONw?t=152
- ↑ https://twitter.com/pjhausner/status/1399606390348521472
- ↑ https://twitter.com/TommyAndreasen/status/834140520540692480
- ↑ https://twitter.com/TommyAndreasen/status/846660169740234752
- ↑ https://twitter.com/TommyAndreasen/status/845586581952049153
- ↑ https://twitter.com/TommyAndreasen/status/1302876222100320257
- ↑ https://youtu.be/bamamSBtONw?t=573
- ↑ https://twitter.com/TommyAndreasen/status/771354516910473218
- ↑ https://twitter.com/TommyAndreasen/status/915692513037611010
- ↑ https://twitter.com/TommyAndreasen/status/955368834768269312
- ↑ https://twitter.com/TommyAndreasen/status/1202999218807414785
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