@@benedict1698 its relatively cheaper to destroy the mold and make it new then to preserve it for more then 4 to 5 years. There is a nice documentairy about the brickmolds explaining it in some more detail
Honestly, I’m with you on the EVO Ninjago sets. Lego needs to start encouraging alternative/“wrong” ways to build sets again and this is an excellent start to that idea. Also, they’re the most Ninjago that Ninjago’s been since 2019. No copying past LEGO themes; just good old jumping up, kicking back, whipping around and spinning with mechs, dragons and snakes.
I love all of the dragon, I will always love the Vikings dragons, considering you know I grew up with them, and the elves dragons, or any other creature for that matter, are just straight up some of the best ever Lego builds
I would love to see Lego make a real attempt at bringing out lines that compliment each other. Wouldn't it be great to do that with the "boy" and "girl" lines simultaneously? Like an updated version of the Castle/Ogre sets and at the same time a reboot of the Elves/Dragons?
It would be even better if they didn't have super obvious gender bias; there's just two thematically compatible waves. One just happens to use more pastel colors and gentle curves, and the other having a darker pallet and bolder features. I wouldn't even say they need to have moral lines, either; let some of the bright sets be bad guys, and let some of the dark sets be good guys.
Yes, for me personally I LOVE Lego Elves and I wish they would revive the theme. The castle sets are also incredibly cool, coming from someone who's a big fantasy fan who likes the dragon and castles vibes.
@@thebloodroze1597 One time I felt Lego missed a big opportunity was never using the parts from the set # 6720 T-rex and making a head for it that looked like the classic castle dragon. Then we could have said that for decades all those castle dragons were babies and now Momma dragon was here to to see who had bullying her kids all those years!
Glad to see we have the same interpretation of the Jungle Dragon! I definitely see it's wings as vestigial, like it's halfway through the process of adapting to it's environment, especially with all four of its legs being equally beefy.
@@n_ex13 or maybe a sort of additional layer of protection I mean they look pretty sharp and would function well as spines though I think the vestigial wings idea makes the most sense as regular wings would be cumbersome in a densely forested area so they might have evolved to not be needed
God what i'd give for Lego Monster Hunter, and a lego technik Gore Magala. That Wyvern at 2:48 could easily be modified into a Rathalos. I am really out the loop, never seen most of these newer lego dragon builds before. Gonna have to look up their prices later, cuz looking mighty tempting
Actually it does have forelimbs (a wyvern has 4 limbs and a dragon typically has 6 as far as modern interpretations go), though modifying it into a Rathalos wouldn't be impossible (though I think a brick-built one is what would be done in the modern day)
The green Ninjago dragon from this year is perhaps my favourite. It's got so much heft to it, the model feels full and lifelike in a way most of the earlier ones didn't. Last years Water and Fire ones were close to this but there's just something about Lloyd's one this time around that catches my attention.
@@NickonPlanetRipple PRAYING we get three more dragons with that level of quality for jay cole & zane to complete the main elemental squad 🙏 (however.... they rly shy away from doing Anything with zane & cole for whatever reason which sucks cos they’re my favorites -__-)
I actually modified my Overlord dragon to give it a longer tail and neck, wrists and hands, and managed to make the “feathers” fold back to allow wing-walking
I personally see the EVO dragons as adolescent versions of the larger Ninjago dragons. They also work fantastically when sprinkled in with Ninjago Hunted display.
the lego ninjago movie green dragon honestly blew my mind. also the newest ninjago fire dragons neck positioning it so aesthetically pleasing. oh and does anyone remember those dragon-esque hero factory creatures in the later waves? they were wack
When you showed one of the dragons, it was the wu dragon, and I actually had that one when I was a kid, seeing it again brought back some memories. Memories of simpler times. Thank you Nick. You truly are an amazing person
@@NickonPlanetRipple it's more than just plastic. It's a part of people's childhood. It's a part of the memories that they made growing up and you going back to them and reminding them of those fond memories, it does a lot for people. Thank you Nick. You keep doing you
The best part of Lego dragons is that one of the dragons where actually wyverns and some of them are drakes! Wyverns are sub dragons with only wings on they're arms! And drakes are wingless dragons. It's a common fact.
This is more of a new attempt to classify everything into little boxes in our modern, post-scientific, post-dnd world. The myths and artwork leading up to our idea of the quintessential European dragon did not care as much. Dragons had wings, wings and arms, sometimes neither. They had dog heads, horse ears, lion feet. Modern works of fiction can have fun ordering dragons into specific species and categories, but you can’t really say it’s a “fact” that dragons have four legs and wyverns have two and drakes have no wings. These have all been fairly interchangeable labels for a vast array of wild dragon designs from an age where precise classifications weren’t important. …not to mention the general inapplicability of these concepts to dragons from different cultures.
@@cassidyjones2730 True. I just wish those idiot movie producers stop using the wyvern designs. IT'S NOT DRAGON ACCURATE DAMN IT! They want it to make it more bird like. Dragons don't deserve to look more bird! They needed to have four legs while having wings!
As a kid that loved both Lego and dragons, I kind of wish that Elves line was around when I was still in the business of buying sets. But... c'est la vie, non?
My heart got forfilled when watching through, i love the episodes where you talk about creature builds from multiple themes, thank you Nick for making our dragon hearts happy as always, this episode is deffinetly top 10 for me X).
Kai and Nya's Fire/Water dragon was my first brick-built one and after I made it work for my taste with some modding... well, I became obsessed with Ninjago and I've loved every dragon build since that one. But those classic Dragons are the BEST!
It’s super cool seeing you cover specific elements rather than themes. I’d love to see you do a mech suit retrospective covering the changes between Exoforce, Ninjago, and the recent super hero sets.
As a lover of dragons, it'd be great to see lego do a Spyro set of some kind. Wings of Fire would also make for an amazing series! Very interesting video! ^w^
I love the classic dragons. But the dragons from a year or two ago with the detailing was so awesome. TBH, I still prefer big moulded animals, but those ones were so awesome
I remember as a kid getting a big box of Lego as a hand me down. A lot of the mini figures and peices were alien to me, but now watching these videos I can see the context of all of these peices and how they were originally released. It's honestly pretty sureal finally realizing where those pieces came from, I had the black dragon alongside the guy with the bat wings on his helmet among tons of old Castle pieces and figures.
Im not sure if this was a lego brand, but there used to be dragons that their package was an egg, also they were part of normal lego of something like dragon tribes of humans that were on war. I think there was a movie of a fire tribe vs ice tribes that used these dragons.
I feel jays cyber dragon is underated it's so cool and mechanical but has the best flexibility in any dragon I've seen to date without looking skeletol
I love the classic 90s Castle dragons! But like most proprietary Lego animals, in hindsight I do believe brick-built critters with perhaps a few small parts specifically molded for heads or tails or claws or whatever (like the newer dragon builds out of Ninjago, Elves, Creator, etc. and the animals in general from Minecraft). I feel this approach using more versatile Lego pieces is better for Lego as a whole.
It's kinda weird. You posted a first promo pic for this rewind the same day I finished my dragon collection (for now). Overall I prefer molded heads because they just look more alive. That's why the green mecha dragon seems less robotic to me than the dragon hunter ones (sorry, I never liked those). However the ghost dragon and the new Monkie Kid dragon are excellent. Great little video, as always. Dare I say, as expected.
Thank you for all the effort you put into making these videos, from sourcing the actual kits, to finding all the old footage. Hearing your intro sting just gives me so much joy!
One set that is definitely worth a mention imho is 6037 Witch's Windship - a hot air balloon that uses a dragon instead of a balloon. The late 90's were wacky!
My favourite ever are the golden dragon from orient expedition, the golden one with four heads from the first ninjago series (and to me it still feels special when they do a 4 headed dragon) and the three robot mecha, the two from digitalized and the one from the lego ninjago movie, that to me still tops them all
Hey, just wanted to say thanks for making this series. I binge watched all of the episodes in the last couple of days and although I never had 99% of sets you showed here sticking with cheaper clones it still helped me rediscover my love for LEGO and I already have some sets to buy in mind.
As soon as I saw the video pop up I was hoping you'd use Spyro music, and you didn't disappoint. Honestly the first thing I think of when I hear the word "dragon". Though I absolutely see the merit in brick built dragons and would overall consider them superior, I have a soft spot for the older dragons with the specific molds. They're like minifigs in a way, having specific pieces built for the species. I only had the classic dragon in black, and I kinda wish I had managed to get the Golden Dragon. Still, I've got a classic T-Rex and Crocodile, so I could mix and match some of the pieces to change the colours up a bit. Just a shame they didn't make it in more colours.
Another wonderful installment! I recently picked-up the new-ish Creator 3-in-1 Black Falcons Medieval Castle set, and I was very pleasantly surprised how nice the small brick-built dragon (wyvern) was!
Nice to see an addition to the series. I discovered this series somehow just over a year ago and I can’t help rewatching a lot of it. It’s so great. Sent me me on a massive nostalgia trip! After joining a local lug. Done a couple of shows and reconnected my love for LEGO with the help/encouragement of this channel. My recent display went away from the starwars theme and took a dive I got he first theme that really caught my eye. Aquazone. I’ve done one show and it was really satisfying displaying Mocs of the theme. I post this to say thank you. For your fantastic content.
@@NickonPlanetRipple I know that a portion of the fact might be wrong, I mean, we just can't get anything perfect, but that's a good thing, since that means that more videos will exist talking about old retired lego themes.
I only had one dragon from Lego, the black/silver/purple mech dragon from Ninjago, I liked it a lot because it really felt robotic. I think I have it somewhere in the attic lol
One of my favorites of this series... you know, you made a great point about the green Creator dragon laying alot of the groundwork for today's brick built dragons, and I'd never really noticed that! It def makes me appreciate that 2006 set alot more (I've still got it assembled in my collection). I think it's a real testament to your work, knowledge and love of LEGO to point out things about a set that makes me (or any other viewer) appreciate it in a new way. I'm sure I'm not the first person to encounter this from one of your LEGO Rewind vids. Thank you again so much for this labor of love!
Dude, I LOVE the Elves dragons. Like, they’re like my favorite LEGO sets, period. I have all 5 of the first wave of them and they’re like the perfect mix of the cutest things I’ve seen and the sickest things I’ve ever seen. It’s fun to see someone else other than me geek out about them :P If you can somehow find a good deal on one of them, BUY IT. The especially the queen and Gust, the wind dragon :D
Well this re-wind didn't Drag-On! Really well presented and the wide variety of past Dragons shown was really good. The Overlord Dragon is a great set. Some of the older Dragons i believe still look good these days
Thanks for sharing Nick. You’re doing the LEGO gods’ work! It would be kind of cool to see an animated kids show with these different dragon evolutions interacting and living together on an island maybe. And I hope Lego continues to put alternative instructions either on the back of the box or in the instructions to encourage creativity!
Great Video! With all those great Dragons Ninjago is giving us, its easy to imagine your own world populated by them. Kinda like early Bionicle, a specific biom for each dragon kind.
Castle + Dragons = Dragons Kingdom. A theme with updated medieval sets like townhouses, forts, towers and the like with small, medium, and large brick built/CCBS/Technic hybrid dragons.
welcome back to world of "Lego Rewind" can't wait to see some more throwbacks like this soon! (i wanna one day see a rewind on the LEGO video games from the 90s and early 2ks)
@@alexgeorge501 No, I mean... way back when, before Lego Rewind began, I made a similarly-constructed "Lego Games" video, back when I still reviewed videogames.
The next set of Ninjago Core set upcoming are going to be with 3 cool dragons included. The water dragon is simple, but very effective, complete with nifty shaping, the earth draogon is nice and bulky (to the point that the tiny wings look like they're not meant for flying with it's bulk) plus new pieces for the upper jaw and horns, and the Ice Dragon Creature not only is a nice, big dragon, but it's extra unique for having 6 legs and an alt-build that's like a humanoid, wingless dragon. Pretty cool stuff.
The classic dragon should've been a character from the Lego Movie.
Would have been fun
OMG YES
Too bad they don't have the og dragon mold anymore.
Imagine, an apocalypse version, of the classic lego dragon
@@benedict1698 its relatively cheaper to destroy the mold and make it new then to preserve it for more then 4 to 5 years. There is a nice documentairy about the brickmolds explaining it in some more detail
"The water dragon's long, sleek body reminding me less of a sea snake or an eel, and more of a whale"
This really do be a Basilosaurus moment.
Honestly, I’m with you on the EVO Ninjago sets. Lego needs to start encouraging alternative/“wrong” ways to build sets again and this is an excellent start to that idea. Also, they’re the most Ninjago that Ninjago’s been since 2019. No copying past LEGO themes; just good old jumping up, kicking back, whipping around and spinning with mechs, dragons and snakes.
Let's not forget one of the most epic combiners we ever got,
THE KARDAS DRAGON!
Literally just got back into this fantastic series. Great job Nick, I appreciate that you're still making these every once in a while.
They definitely are a treat to watch
The dragon in lego for me way more interesting sets than the vechiles.
I love all of the dragon, I will always love the Vikings dragons, considering you know I grew up with them, and the elves dragons, or any other creature for that matter, are just straight up some of the best ever Lego builds
I would love to see Lego make a real attempt at bringing out lines that compliment each other. Wouldn't it be great to do that with the "boy" and "girl" lines simultaneously? Like an updated version of the Castle/Ogre sets and at the same time a reboot of the Elves/Dragons?
It would be even better if they didn't have super obvious gender bias; there's just two thematically compatible waves. One just happens to use more pastel colors and gentle curves, and the other having a darker pallet and bolder features. I wouldn't even say they need to have moral lines, either; let some of the bright sets be bad guys, and let some of the dark sets be good guys.
@@ChemistGeometric Or the dark and rough ones be for ""girls"" and pastel and soft for ""boys""
Yes, for me personally I LOVE Lego Elves and I wish they would revive the theme. The castle sets are also incredibly cool, coming from someone who's a big fantasy fan who likes the dragon and castles vibes.
@@thebloodroze1597 One time I felt Lego missed a big opportunity was never using the parts from the set # 6720 T-rex and making a head for it that looked like the classic castle dragon. Then we could have said that for decades all those castle dragons were babies and now Momma dragon was here to to see who had bullying her kids all those years!
Glad to see we have the same interpretation of the Jungle Dragon! I definitely see it's wings as vestigial, like it's halfway through the process of adapting to it's environment, especially with all four of its legs being equally beefy.
Considering they are Golden they might be a display structure to find a maid
@@n_ex13 or maybe a sort of additional layer of protection I mean they look pretty sharp and would function well as spines though I think the vestigial wings idea makes the most sense as regular wings would be cumbersome in a densely forested area so they might have evolved to not be needed
God what i'd give for Lego Monster Hunter, and a lego technik Gore Magala. That Wyvern at 2:48 could easily be modified into a Rathalos.
I am really out the loop, never seen most of these newer lego dragon builds before. Gonna have to look up their prices later, cuz looking mighty tempting
Actually it does have forelimbs (a wyvern has 4 limbs and a dragon typically has 6 as far as modern interpretations go), though modifying it into a Rathalos wouldn't be impossible (though I think a brick-built one is what would be done in the modern day)
We need a Khezu with a rubber tube neck.
@@Squiddy0912 dunno if lego will ever make set that would only be rated 18+
One of my favorite dragon builds is lloyds dragon from the ninjago movie, its head is THE perfect combination of specialized and normal parts
The overlord dragon might be the best deal on the market right now. That $30 price for how big it is has blown me away.
The green Ninjago dragon from this year is perhaps my favourite. It's got so much heft to it, the model feels full and lifelike in a way most of the earlier ones didn't. Last years Water and Fire ones were close to this but there's just something about Lloyd's one this time around that catches my attention.
Gotta admit though, the three look great together.
@@NickonPlanetRipple PRAYING we get three more dragons with that level of quality for jay cole & zane to complete the main elemental squad 🙏 (however.... they rly shy away from doing Anything with zane & cole for whatever reason which sucks cos they’re my favorites -__-)
I actually modified my Overlord dragon to give it a longer tail and neck, wrists and hands, and managed to make the “feathers” fold back to allow wing-walking
Always nice to see one that's an entire concept, like you did with Dinosaurs way back in S1.
To this day I think Lego Elves had the best Dragons
I personally see the EVO dragons as adolescent versions of the larger Ninjago dragons. They also work fantastically when sprinkled in with Ninjago Hunted display.
The first LEGO ninjago dragon gives me so much nostalgia for some reason
the lego ninjago movie green dragon honestly blew my mind. also the newest ninjago fire dragons neck positioning it so aesthetically pleasing.
oh and does anyone remember those dragon-esque hero factory creatures in the later waves? they were wack
What a fantastic video as usual! Love the final shots of all the dragons piled together. And it’s so cool to see the history of Lego dragons evolve!!
The end-ad:
...each set sold separately.
Maniac not included.
I died.
When you showed one of the dragons, it was the wu dragon, and I actually had that one when I was a kid, seeing it again brought back some memories. Memories of simpler times. Thank you Nick. You truly are an amazing person
Aw, shucks... and here I just wanted to ramble about plastic an' stuff.
@@NickonPlanetRipple it's more than just plastic. It's a part of people's childhood. It's a part of the memories that they made growing up and you going back to them and reminding them of those fond memories, it does a lot for people. Thank you Nick. You keep doing you
The best part of Lego dragons is that one of the dragons where actually wyverns and some of them are drakes! Wyverns are sub dragons with only wings on they're arms! And drakes are wingless dragons. It's a common fact.
This is more of a new attempt to classify everything into little boxes in our modern, post-scientific, post-dnd world. The myths and artwork leading up to our idea of the quintessential European dragon did not care as much. Dragons had wings, wings and arms, sometimes neither. They had dog heads, horse ears, lion feet. Modern works of fiction can have fun ordering dragons into specific species and categories, but you can’t really say it’s a “fact” that dragons have four legs and wyverns have two and drakes have no wings. These have all been fairly interchangeable labels for a vast array of wild dragon designs from an age where precise classifications weren’t important.
…not to mention the general inapplicability of these concepts to dragons from different cultures.
@@cassidyjones2730 True. I just wish those idiot movie producers stop using the wyvern designs. IT'S NOT DRAGON ACCURATE DAMN IT! They want it to make it more bird like. Dragons don't deserve to look more bird! They needed to have four legs while having wings!
My personal favourite dragon is that mecha-dragon from ninjago rebooted. Those saws on its wings looked amazing.
The Nindroid Mech dragon is pretty cool.
As a kid that loved both Lego and dragons, I kind of wish that Elves line was around when I was still in the business of buying sets. But... c'est la vie, non?
I've never clicked on a TH-cam thumbnail faster in my life 😂
I love that old school dragon so much, that and the rock monster were my biggest critters, I also love the old octopus piece.
My heart got forfilled when watching through, i love the episodes where you talk about creature builds from multiple themes, thank you Nick for making our dragon hearts happy as always, this episode is deffinetly top 10 for me X).
Still hoping for a detailed and articulated dragon that resembles the welsh flag's red dragon (Western dragon)
I really liked the little green dragon on 31120.
I love the lego elves dragons so much
Heck yeah! Dragons! I heard that Spyro music in the background. Very on-theme!
That old green dragon ending up on the top of the pile...
_As rightly he should be_
Kai and Nya's Fire/Water dragon was my first brick-built one and after I made it work for my taste with some modding... well, I became obsessed with Ninjago and I've loved every dragon build since that one. But those classic Dragons are the BEST!
It’s super cool seeing you cover specific elements rather than themes. I’d love to see you do a mech suit retrospective covering the changes between Exoforce, Ninjago, and the recent super hero sets.
As a lover of dragons, it'd be great to see lego do a Spyro set of some kind. Wings of Fire would also make for an amazing series! Very interesting video! ^w^
❤ for using the Spyro music
I love the classic dragons. But the dragons from a year or two ago with the detailing was so awesome. TBH, I still prefer big moulded animals, but those ones were so awesome
There was also the dragon Sisu from the Disney Raya The Last Dragon theme that reminds me a lot of the dragons from Elves.
I remember as a kid getting a big box of Lego as a hand me down. A lot of the mini figures and peices were alien to me, but now watching these videos I can see the context of all of these peices and how they were originally released.
It's honestly pretty sureal finally realizing where those pieces came from, I had the black dragon alongside the guy with the bat wings on his helmet among tons of old Castle pieces and figures.
I've missed lego rewinds, can't wait for the next one!
Morro's dragon is my favorite design, my bro had it and for some reason it has become favorable in design wise
Im not sure if this was a lego brand, but there used to be dragons that their package was an egg, also they were part of normal lego of something like dragon tribes of humans that were on war. I think there was a movie of a fire tribe vs ice tribes that used these dragons.
I still have the little black one. Lego sold them separate in the catalogues for a while in the bulk accessories pages.
Most underrated channel on YT
The Duplo dragon that was in that one knights series seems to be a sort of precursor to the Lego dragons
The king has returned
People say that every time there's a new ep, lol
I feel jays cyber dragon is underated it's so cool and mechanical but has the best flexibility in any dragon I've seen to date without looking skeletol
I love the classic 90s Castle dragons! But like most proprietary Lego animals, in hindsight I do believe brick-built critters with perhaps a few small parts specifically molded for heads or tails or claws or whatever (like the newer dragon builds out of Ninjago, Elves, Creator, etc. and the animals in general from Minecraft). I feel this approach using more versatile Lego pieces is better for Lego as a whole.
Oh what I would do for Lego Monster Hunter. Imagine a Lego Lao Shan Lung or Fatalis.
I love Dragons!
Also they are the reason I got into NinjaGo.
That LEGO Maniac Outro though.
Just got back your channel since there is more Lego Rewind, we will watch your career with great intrest
It's kinda weird. You posted a first promo pic for this rewind the same day I finished my dragon collection (for now).
Overall I prefer molded heads because they just look more alive. That's why the green mecha dragon seems less robotic to me than the dragon hunter ones (sorry, I never liked those).
However the ghost dragon and the new Monkie Kid dragon are excellent.
Great little video, as always. Dare I say, as expected.
Thank you for all the effort you put into making these videos, from sourcing the actual kits, to finding all the old footage. Hearing your intro sting just gives me so much joy!
One set that is definitely worth a mention imho is 6037 Witch's Windship - a hot air balloon that uses a dragon instead of a balloon. The late 90's were wacky!
My favourite ever are the golden dragon from orient expedition, the golden one with four heads from the first ninjago series (and to me it still feels special when they do a 4 headed dragon) and the three robot mecha, the two from digitalized and the one from the lego ninjago movie, that to me still tops them all
I remember having the old ninjago dragons the first one was the fire dragon and the last dragon set was the new fire dragon
Glad I managed to get a bag of vintage lego with 5 classic dragons for 20$ awhile back, they are amazing to own in my collection.
My Favourite has to be the derpy Aztec inspired Dragon from the new Lego Ninjago sets
He's like a short stubby pug and it's adorable
Wyvern just specifically refers to dragons that are bipedal with arm like wings
Hey, just wanted to say thanks for making this series. I binge watched all of the episodes in the last couple of days and although I never had 99% of sets you showed here sticking with cheaper clones it still helped me rediscover my love for LEGO and I already have some sets to buy in mind.
As soon as I saw the video pop up I was hoping you'd use Spyro music, and you didn't disappoint. Honestly the first thing I think of when I hear the word "dragon".
Though I absolutely see the merit in brick built dragons and would overall consider them superior, I have a soft spot for the older dragons with the specific molds. They're like minifigs in a way, having specific pieces built for the species. I only had the classic dragon in black, and I kinda wish I had managed to get the Golden Dragon. Still, I've got a classic T-Rex and Crocodile, so I could mix and match some of the pieces to change the colours up a bit. Just a shame they didn't make it in more colours.
An unexpected surprise, but a welcome to be sure
Please make a lego rewind video about the history of brick built lego figures please
Another wonderful installment! I recently picked-up the new-ish Creator 3-in-1 Black Falcons Medieval Castle set, and I was very pleasantly surprised how nice the small brick-built dragon (wyvern) was!
Nice to see an addition to the series. I discovered this series somehow just over a year ago and I can’t help rewatching a lot of it. It’s so great. Sent me me on a massive nostalgia trip! After joining a local lug. Done a couple of shows and reconnected my love for LEGO with the help/encouragement of this channel. My recent display went away from the starwars theme and took a dive I got he first theme that really caught my eye. Aquazone. I’ve done one show and it was really satisfying displaying Mocs of the theme. I post this to say thank you. For your fantastic content.
The folding rubbery wings should be used more
We should have similar flexible wings
For more dragons
Like in different sizes
Makes me wonder why Playmobil has beaten LEGO in making a How To Train Your Dragon toy line.
I am so, so, SO glad to see more of this series again.
So excited to watch this that I liked it before the video even started
Good job dude! Reminds me I still need to get that Ninjago Fire Dragon.
Ngl, your series is the best way to learn more about lego history, thanks Nick!
Considering how much I get wrong, that means a lot.
@@NickonPlanetRipple I know that a portion of the fact might be wrong, I mean, we just can't get anything perfect, but that's a good thing, since that means that more videos will exist talking about old retired lego themes.
I only had one dragon from Lego, the black/silver/purple mech dragon from Ninjago, I liked it a lot because it really felt robotic. I think I have it somewhere in the attic lol
One of my favorites of this series... you know, you made a great point about the green Creator dragon laying alot of the groundwork for today's brick built dragons, and I'd never really noticed that! It def makes me appreciate that 2006 set alot more (I've still got it assembled in my collection). I think it's a real testament to your work, knowledge and love of LEGO to point out things about a set that makes me (or any other viewer) appreciate it in a new way. I'm sure I'm not the first person to encounter this from one of your LEGO Rewind vids. Thank you again so much for this labor of love!
TH-cam: *shows Lego rewind dragons*
Me: finally my time has come!
Dude, I LOVE the Elves dragons. Like, they’re like my favorite LEGO sets, period. I have all 5 of the first wave of them and they’re like the perfect mix of the cutest things I’ve seen and the sickest things I’ve ever seen. It’s fun to see someone else other than me geek out about them :P
If you can somehow find a good deal on one of them, BUY IT. The especially the queen and Gust, the wind dragon :D
Woooooo! New Lego Rewind!!! And it’s about dragons!!!!
This is the perfect kind of lego rewind video imo a short taste, not underwhelming not overwhelming just perfect
Great video! Wish you'd mentioned Ninjago's 4-headed ultra dragon but other than that it was great!
man i still have that green creator dragon. it was my pride and joy
I LOVE the backdrop for your collection shot, awesome tv combined with boxes goes exceptionally hard
I call the boxes my wall of history.
That water dragon from recent years looks exactly like a glaucus atlanticus!
My favourite dragon has to be gold dragon from orient expedition,
It’s so majestic and beautiful
happy to see this series lives on
Well this re-wind didn't Drag-On!
Really well presented and the wide variety of past Dragons shown was really good. The Overlord Dragon is a great set. Some of the older Dragons i believe still look good these days
I didn’t even know about that series, but that sounds awesome!
The dragons look so great.
Thanks for sharing Nick. You’re doing the LEGO gods’ work! It would be kind of cool to see an animated kids show with these different dragon evolutions interacting and living together on an island maybe. And I hope Lego continues to put alternative instructions either on the back of the box or in the instructions to encourage creativity!
The Hero Factory Dragon looked pretty cool. It was entirely made of Bionicle pieces
Just seeing that many Lego dragons in one shot is enough to give me serious goosebumps
wow all these shots of the sets themselves are so fun!
A new Rewind video!?!
Nice!!!!!
Great Video!
With all those great Dragons Ninjago is giving us, its easy to imagine your own world populated by them. Kinda like early Bionicle, a specific biom for each dragon kind.
Exactly! Think Primal Rage but with dragons.
Castle + Dragons = Dragons Kingdom. A theme with updated medieval sets like townhouses, forts, towers and the like with small, medium, and large brick built/CCBS/Technic hybrid dragons.
Nick you forgot the bionicle kardas dragon and the lightning dragon from the herofactory brain attack wave (great video btw, keep it up👍)
I didn't "forget" them. I chose to leave them out.
welcome back to world of "Lego Rewind" can't wait to see some more throwbacks like this soon! (i wanna one day see a rewind on the LEGO video games from the 90s and early 2ks)
There kinda is an episode like that already.
I know, I just wanted to one day see and episode based on the Lego video games by themselves one day
@@alexgeorge501 No, I mean... way back when, before Lego Rewind began, I made a similarly-constructed "Lego Games" video, back when I still reviewed videogames.
Do you ever wish all dragons never had the same species names. like you wanna call a winged arm a wyvern and a wingless dragon called a drake?
Well this was a nice surprise
gues whos back, back again
Ah yes. Its time for another glorious episode
The next set of Ninjago Core set upcoming are going to be with 3 cool dragons included. The water dragon is simple, but very effective, complete with nifty shaping, the earth draogon is nice and bulky (to the point that the tiny wings look like they're not meant for flying with it's bulk) plus new pieces for the upper jaw and horns, and the Ice Dragon Creature not only is a nice, big dragon, but it's extra unique for having 6 legs and an alt-build that's like a humanoid, wingless dragon. Pretty cool stuff.
This is so odd. I just started rewatching this series a few days ago. Glad you are makeing more episodes tho.