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Lego Ninjago: Masters of Spinjitzu: Hunted

By Melissa Camacho, Common Sense Media Reviewer

age 7+

Ninjas fight evil in action-packed mythical tales.

TV Online Kids' Animation 2018
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Based on 4 parent reviews

Hein V.
Hein V. Parent of 8-year-old
July 25, 2023
age 13+

THE BADDEST SHOW EVER (AND OTHER NINJAGO SERIES)

Lego Ninjago is the most bad series I've ever seen. It has too much violence, and anyone who likes this show, don't blame me! And also, cultural people should not watch this. Cause: 1. There is dragons, evil people (Any people with cultural, skip the evil part! Y'all hate evil. I'm with you!) 2. It's too fast-paced and there are literally kung-fu fights. 3. For anyone who likes this show, remember this TV show is related to video games like Fortnite, Lego 2K Drive, and other violent video games. Don't blame me! I'm trying to be helpful!

This title has:

Too much violence
AZane567490864
AZane567490864 Adult
August 18, 2022
age 12+
Too complex for small kids to understand.
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What's the Story?

LEGO NINJAGO: MASTERS OF SPINJITZU: HUNTED is the ninth season of the Lego Ninjago Master's of Spinjitzu series. Master Wu is gone, and Lloyd (Sam Vincent) and Nya (Kelly Metzger) must resist Emperor Garmadon's (Mark Oliver) takeover of Ninjago City. Meanwhile, the young Wu (Paul Dobson) and the rest of the original Ninjas are stranded on Realm of Oni and Dragons, and must find the mystical Dragon Armor if they ever want to get back. But they soon realize that the Iron Baron (Brian Drummond) and his barbaric gang are also there, and have evil plans of their own.

Is It Any Good?

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Parents say (4 ):
Kids say (11 ):

The latest installment of the franchise has all the mythical stories, action sequences, and evil characters necessary to create an entertaining action series. The Ninjas' energy is always high as they bravely fight against those who want to do harm. But the loss of their mentor throws them for a loop, and, as a result, they make their fair share of mistakes. But they're a loyal team and do what they believe is right in order to ensure that good triumphs over evil. If you're a Lego Ninjago fan, Hunted won't disappoint.

Talk to Your Kids About ...

  • Families can talk about the reasons for Masters of Spinjitzu's popularity. Is it the characters? The action sequences? Or is it the mythical narrative?

  • What makes Lego Ninjago: Masters of Spinjitzu: Hunted different from a Lego toy advertisement? Does watching the show make you want to buy or play with the toys?

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