There was a lot of LEGO Ninjago news that came out of San Diego Comic Con 2026 panel including one piece of news that may shock you if you’re a fan of the series. The panel consisted of some of the voice actors from the Ninjago show such as Sam Vincent (Lloyd), Vincent Tong (Kai), Paul Dobson (Master Wu), Deven Mack (Arin), Sabrina Pitre (Sora), and Kazumi Evans (Wyldfyre) as well as head writers Kevin Burke and Chris “Doc” Wyatt, LEGO Entertainment executive producer Ryan Burns, and NINJAGO head of product at the LEGO Group Nigel Kong.
The first thing they talked about was what Ninjago means to them over the years. This hit hard for some as many of them reminisced about what the late actor, Kirby Morrow, meant to them including Vincent, Paul, as well as some of the newer actors like Sabrina and Deven.
After that, one of the main announcements was that Season 4 Part 2 of LEGO Ninjago Dragon’s Rising will air in September. There was some big drama surrounding this, if you know, you know. During this section of the panel, they showed a clip of what will be happening in the show soon.
Another announcement was the return of the spinners. The one shown off as set 71875 with updated Lloyd and Ras minifigures.
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As we go on with the panel announcements, another one was for the LEGO Ninjago Legends: Duskfall. Following the more adult oriented theme like Monstrosity, Duskfall is a canon story in the distant future and it shows a very much older Kai and Nya as well as mechs fighting. This sort of reminds me of a Gundam anime style show.
The biggest announcement of the panel is LEGO Ninjago: Dragon’s Rising will be ending in 2027 with a finale season called Dragon’s Fury. Dragon’s Rising was always supposed to be a five year story and it climaxes next year with Dragon’s Fury. This is a 20 episode season that shows evil versions of the ninjas destroying Ninjago City with their elemental powers.
The LEGO Ninjago theme is an evergreen one and will last for at least five more years as they are are already preparing for the 20th anniversary.
If you want to watch the whole panel, Stud City somehow was able to record the whole thing, minus the Q&A, even though no recording was allowed but there you go.
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