Pythor P. Chumsworth - Great Devourer Awakening Variant

njo059 · Ninjago

Ninjago: Masters of Spinjitzu (Rise of the Snakes) · 2012

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Pythor P. Chumsworth - Great Devourer Awakening Variant

Figure ID

njo059

Theme

Ninjago

Year Released

2012

Rarity

Uncommon

Overall Assessment

An iconic and highly recognizable villain minifigure from Ninjago's golden era, essential for any serpentine collection due to its unique molded parts and striking purple color scheme.

AI Estimated Value

Not an official valuation

Estimated market value ranges from $8 to $15 USD for a complete used figure in good condition, and up to $25 USD for a pristine new-old-stock specimen.

Original Retail

Originally available in sets retailing between $30 and $80 USD during the 2012 Ninjago wave.

AI estimate for general guidance only — not a professional appraisal. Actual value depends on condition, completeness, and market demand.

Parts

Head

Pythor uses a specialized, elongated molded snake head piece rather than a traditional minifigure head, featuring purple plastic with black and gold printing, white reptilian eyes, and a gemstone-like amulet printing on the forehead.

Torso

The figure lacks a traditional separate torso piece, utilizing instead a specialized one-piece snake body mold that extends from the neck down to the tail, featuring intricate black and white scale printing on the chest.

Legs

Instead of standard legs, this minifigure uses a specialized single-piece coiled serpentine lower body and tail molded in purple plastic, featuring wrapping tail segments and specialized connection points.

Accessories

Pythor typically includes no traditional handheld weapons in this specific variant base set appearance, though he is often paired with the Staff of the Hypnobrai or Fangpyre depending on the exact set context.

Printing Details

High-quality pad printing featuring intricate scale textures, metallic gold highlights on the head crest, and sharp facial features designed specifically for the unique molded serpentine geometry.

Color Scheme

Primary color is bright purple, accented by black scale patterns, gold detailing on the head crest, white scale printing on the underbelly, and light blue accents on the forehead gem.

Known Variants

Pythor appears in multiple variants across different Ninjago waves, including his standard purple appearance, a miniaturized version, and his later appearance with the digital/Overlord influences.

Condition Notes

Common wear points include scratching on the glossy purple plastic tail piece, fading of the gold print on the elongated head crest, and bite marks or stress on the neck stem where standard headgear attaches.

Found In Sets

9449 Ultra Sonic Raider

Character Background

Pythor P. Chumsworth is the last surviving member and supreme leader of the Anacondrai tribe of serpentine. He orchestrates the release of the Great Devourer to consume Ninjago before eventually being swallowed by it.

Design Notes

Features a unique molded elongated head and serpentine tail combination created specifically for the Serpentine faction in the 2012 Ninjago wave, moving away from standard minifigure parts.

History

Introduced in the explosive 2012 Rise of the Snakes wave, Pythor became an iconic villain in LEGO Ninjago lore and received multiple redesigns in later anniversary waves.

Interesting Facts

Pythor is notoriously known for being swallowed by the Great Devourer and surviving, returning seasons later with bleached white skin.

Collectibility

High demand among Ninjago completionists and fans of the early serpentine waves, maintaining stable and slightly appreciating value.

Similar Minifigures

Skales, Acidicus, Fangtom, Skalidor

Display Suggestions

Best displayed coiled on a dark purple or black baseplate alongside other Serpentine generals to recreate the villainous faction lineup.

Modification Potential

Limited modification potential due to specialized molded parts, though compatible with standard Ninjago shoulder armor pieces and staff accessories.

Identified on 9/19/2026