Chokun

njo048 · Ninjago

Ninjago: Rise of the Snakes · 2012

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Chokun

Figure ID

njo048

Theme

Ninjago

Year Released

2012

Rarity

Uncommon

Overall Assessment

A solid, nostalgic early-era Ninjago villain featuring a unique molded head piece and detailed wrappings. Highly recommended for fans of the Rise of the Snakes storyline.

AI Estimated Value

Not an official valuation

Estimated market value is approximately $3 to $6 USD for a used complete figure, and up to $10 USD for a new or pristine condition version.

Original Retail

Originally available in sets ranging from approximately $20 to $50 USD in 2012, making the price-per-minifigure standard for the era.

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

Parts

Head

Medium lavender serpentine head piece with dark purple markings, yellow eyes, and an open-mouthed expression showing fangs. Unique mold specific to the Constrictai serpentine tribe.

Torso

Medium lavender torso with tan wrap/armor printing, blue-green spiked details, a central cyan crystal pendant necklace, and dark brown straps. Features medium lavender arms and hands.

Legs

Medium lavender legs with continuous tan wrap printing matching the torso, featuring additional pouch and strap details with cyan accents across the shins.

Accessories

Typically comes with a staff or serpentine blade, though none are shown in the handheld view. The specific accessories vary depending on the set it is packaged in.

Printing Details

High-detail pad printing across the unique serpentine head mold, front of the torso, and front of the legs. Alignment is precise, capturing the earthy, woven armor aesthetic of the Constrictai clan.

Color Scheme

Dominated by medium lavender (light purple) and tan, accented with dark brown, cyan, and dark purple markings, fitting the Constrictai serpentine faction.

Known Variants

This is the standard physical release of Chokun from 2012. He also appeared in slightly different promotional variants or digital formats, but this physical variant is the most common.

Condition Notes

Common wear points include chipping on the printed leg and torso wraps, scratching on the unique serpentine head piece, and potential fading of the medium lavender plastic over time if exposed to direct sunlight.

Found In Sets

Appears in set 9448 Samurai Mech (2012) and set 9455 Fangpyre Mech (2012).

Character Background

Chokun is a soldier of the Constrictai, one of the five ancient serpentine tribes of Ninjago. Known for their incredible physical strength and ability to tunnel underground, the Constrictai serve as formidable adversaries to the ninja.

Design Notes

Features the specialized molded serpentine head piece introduced in the 2012 Rise of the Snakes wave, which accurately translates the animated show's snake-like character designs into LEGO form.

History

Released during the inaugural 2012 wave of Ninjago, which cemented the theme as a massive commercial success for LEGO and established the template for serialized, story-driven action themes.

Interesting Facts

Chokun is famously known in the Ninjago fandom and TV show for his obsession with wanting to eat things, often shouting phrases related to his appetite during battles.

Collectibility

Moderate collectibility. Highly desired by completionist Ninjago fans and collectors building out the 2012 serpentine army, but readily available on the secondary market.

Similar Minifigures

Other Constrictai tribe members like Bytar and Acidicus, as well as various serpentine soldiers from the Rise of the Snakes wave such as Fangtom, Skales, and Acidicus.

Display Suggestions

Best displayed alongside other members of the Constrictai tribe on a dark-themed baseplate or within a Ninjago villain faction collection case away from direct sunlight.

Modification Potential

Great for custom MOCs involving underground fantasy kingdoms, alien planets, or expanded Ninjago snake armies. Parts can be easily swapped with other serpentine figures.

Identified on 9/16/2026
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