Krazi - White Skeleton with Red Eyes
njo004 · Ninjago
Spinjitzu / Pilots · 2011
Figure ID
njo004
Theme
Ninjago
Year Released
2011
Rarity
Common
Head
White skeleton head with red eyes, black nose, black and grey grimacing teeth, and cracks on the left jaw, unique to the Skulkin faction.
Torso
White skeleton torso piece featuring molded ribcage, spine details, and connection points for clip-on arms.
Legs
White short skeletal leg assembly with claw-like feet, fixed in position.
Accessories
None present in the image, though typically equipped with weapons like spears, swords, or the Nunchucks of Lightning in respective sets.
Color Scheme
Monochromatic white with red and black printing accents on the head.
Printing Details
Sharp pad printing on the head piece with vibrant red eyes and weathered black detailing.
Variants
Appears in multiple Skulkin sets with minor weapon or headgear variations, but the core figure is consistent.
Condition Notes
Good used condition; check for stress marks around the clip arms and yellowing on white plastic.
Estimated Value
1.00 USD to 3.00 USD
Price (New)
N/A (Retired)
Compatible Sets
2505-1: Garmadon's Dark Fortress, 2506-1: Skull Truck, 2258-1: Ninja Ambush
Character Background
Krazi is a member of the Skulkin army from the Underworld in Ninjago, serving under Lord Garmadon.
Design Notes
Utilizes specialized skeleton components unique to the early Ninjago waves rather than traditional minifigure parts.
Similar Minifigures
Nuckal, Wyplash, Chopray, and other Skulkin skeleton warriors.
Collectibility
Moderate demand among early Ninjago completionists and nostalgic collectors.
History
Introduced in the foundational wave of LEGO Ninjago in 2011, establishing the iconic skeletal enemy faction.
Interesting Facts
The Skulkin bodies use a specialized brick-built skeleton arm and torso structure that deviates significantly from classic minifigures.
Display Suggestions
Display alongside early Ninjago ninja like Cole, Jay, Kai, and Zane in a battle vignette.
Modification Potential
Parts can be mixed and matched with other Skulkin figures or spooky Halloween-themed MOCs.
Overall Assessment
A fun and nostalgic piece of early Ninjago history, highly accessible and essential for faction collectors.