Krazi / Skeleton - Black with Green Glow Eyes and Ribcage
njo011 · Ninjago
Ninjago: Spinjitzu / Pilot Season · 2011
AI-generated identification · may be incorrect
Figure ID
njo011
Theme
Ninjago
Year Released
2011
Rarity
Common
Overall Assessment
A fun, nostalgic piece of early Ninjago history representing the classic skeletal antagonists that helped launch one of LEGO's most successful original themes.
AI Estimated Value
Not an official valuation$2.00 - $5.00 USD depending on completeness and condition.
Original Retail
Originally part of sets ranging from $10 to $50 in 2011.
AI estimate for general guidance only — not a professional appraisal. Actual value depends on condition, completeness, and market demand.
Parts
Head
Black specialized skeleton helmet/head piece with angular brow, glowing green eyes, and white/green grinning skull mouth printing.
Torso
Black skeletal ribcage torso piece with hollow center and defined bony structures.
Legs
Black short skeleton leg/hip assembly with claw-like feet and spine detailing.
Accessories
Typically includes various bone weapons, snake staffs, or a Spinjitzu spinner when complete with set, though none are shown in hand.
Printing Details
Sharp pad printing on the specialized head piece featuring glowing lime green eye sockets and white teeth details.
Color Scheme
Monochromatic black with vibrant lime green and white accent printing on the face.
Known Variants
Appears with different weaponry depending on the exact 2011 set or battle pack it was included in.
Condition Notes
Check for stress marks on the arm joints and wear on the printed facial details, which can rub off with excessive handling.
Found In Sets
2506 Skull Truck, 2507 Fire Temple, 2518 Nuckal's ATV, 2521 Lightning Dragon Battle
Character Background
Krazi is a member of the Skulkin skeleton army led by Lord Garmadon in the Underworld, serving as one of the comical yet villainous grunts in early Ninjago lore.
Design Notes
Utilizes the specialized Skulkin skeletal build unique to the early waves of Ninjago, featuring non-standard arms, torso, and legs modeled after bones.
History
Introduced in the inaugural 2011 launch wave of LEGO Ninjago, establishing the iconic enemy faction for the theme's first year.
Interesting Facts
The Skulkin figures use completely non-standard minifigure bodies made up of specialized skeletal molds rather than traditional bricks.
Collectibility
Moderate demand among nostalgia collectors of early Ninjago waves.
Similar Minifigures
Nuckal, Wyplash, Chopov, Frakjaw
Display Suggestions
Display alongside other early Skulkin villains facing off against the original Ninja team on a dark rocky baseplate.
Modification Potential
Parts are generally specific to the Skulkin faction, limiting standard purist custom cross-overs outside of spooky MOCs.