Nindroid Warrior

Nindroid Warrior
Theme:	Ninjago
Accessories:	Unknown 2014 weapon
Years:	2014
Parts
[List of appearances]

The Nindroid Warrior is Ninjago minifigure introduced in 2014. The warrior serves as a minor antagonist in the third season of Ninjago: Masters of Spinjitzu, and is a playable character in LEGO Ninjago: Nindroids.

Description

The Nindroid Warrior has black legs, hips, torso, hands, head, and a right arm, with a a grey left arm. The torso, hips, and legs feature printing depicting a black kimono with purple accents, and the torso is also printed to show mechanical details underneath the Nindroid's kimono. The Nindroid also wears a black hood with a mechanical grey eyepiece covering its right eye.

Background

The Nindroids are created

The Nindroid Warriors were created by P.I.X.A.L. in the factories of Borg Tower while she was under the influence of the Digital Overlord. They were modeled using the scans the android took of Zane earlier, though with several upgrades and improvements. ("The Surge")

The Nindroid's followed P.I.X.A.L. to Garmadon's monastery where they had their first encounter with the Ninja. After their foe managed to escape with the Techno Blades, the Nindroids were assigned to Ninjago's power station to guard it under the command of General Cryptor. However, the Ninja managed to slip past their notice and destroyed the power, thus crippling the Digital Overlord and the Nindroids as well. ("The Art of the Silent Fist")

With General Cryptor

Their remains were taken to Ed and Edna's Scrap N' Junk, yet before they could be dismantled for parts, Pythor and an assimilated Sensei Wu reactivated the army using electrocobrai as power. The Nindroids attacked the Ninja who were currently there, though soon escaped with Pythor back to New Ninjago City. ("Blackout")

Once the anacondrai secured more electrocobrai from the Ninjago City Aquarium, a squad of Nindroid Warriors were sent to Heroshi's Labyrinth where they pursued Lloyd through the thick jungle while another journeyed to the tomb of the Stone Army to ambush the other Ninja. ("The Curse of the Golden Master")

With the Golden Ninja safely in their hands, Pythor lead the Nindroid Warriors back to New Ninjago City to reclaimed the Techno Blades. However, the army never made it to the top floor of Borg Tower as they encountered resistance from both the remaining residence of the city and Nya in her Samurai Mech. When the Ninja rebooted the system, General Cryptor ordered them switch their power offline and the fled. ("Enter the Digiverse")

Pythor then turned his attention to the one remaining source of golden power; the Golden Weapons currently in space. Returning to the Serpentine city of Ouroboros, the Nindroid Warriors began construction on a rocket with the codename of "Arcturus".

The Nindroids returned to New Ninjago City where they lined up as the Overlord, Cryptor, and Pythor made their way to the factory. During the Golden Master's rampage through the city, the Nindroids terrorized the citizens, though a couple were stopped by Nya before she was taken down. When the Ninja took shelter in the Temple of Fortitude, the Overlord ordered the Nindroids to shoot at the shield until it broke. However they were met by the Ninja, who easily defeated them. ("The Titanium Ninja")

Following the Overlord's defeat, Cyrus Borg reprogrammed the remaining Nindroids to use as his own security droids and were used during Lloyd's simulation to try and retrieve the Golden Armour. ("The Invitation")

LEGO.com Description

This is a description taken from LEGO.com. Please do not modify it. Nindroids are high-tech fighting machines manufactured based upon the blueprints of Zane.
But they are the next generation of artificial warriors, stronger, faster, and more agile than Zane has ever been.
In addition, they have cloaking abilities that let them turn invisible. This mechanical army serves the Digital Overlord.
Where Zane is able to feel friendship and more, Nindroids have no emotions. They are completely cold and totally focused on accomplishing their mission. Nindroids cannot be reasoned with or frightened off and they will only do strategic retreats if it seems that defeat is inevitable.

Notes

• His LEGO.com Bio is the same as the Nindroid Drones

Appearances

• 70723 Thunder Raider
• 70724 NinjaCopter
• 70725 Nindroid MechDragon
• 70728 Battle for Ninjago City (2x)
• 70727 X-1 Ninja Battle Machine (2x)
• 5002144 Dareth vs. Nindroid

TV Appearances

• Ninjago: Masters of Spinjitzu

• Season 3

• "The Surge"
• "Art of the Silent Fist"
• "Blackout"
• "Curse of the Golden Master"
• "Enter the Digiverse"
• "Codename Arcturus"
• "The Void"
• "The Titanium Ninja"

• Season 4

• "The Invitation"
• "The Greatest Fear of All"

• Season 6

• "Enkrypted"

• "Day of the Departe"
• Season 10

• "The Darkness Comes" (painting)
• "Endings" (painting)

Book appearances

• Dark Island Trilogy, Part 1

Video Game Appearances

• LEGO Ninjago: Nindroids
• LEGO Ninjago: Tournament

Gallery

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  A CGI of the Nindroid Warrior

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  In LEGO Ninjago: Nindroids

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