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Titan Mech Battle

Name: LEGO Titan Mech Battle 70737
Brand: LEGO
SKU: 70737
Rating: 4.61 (91 reviews)

72 · RECOMMENDEDINVESTMENT GRADE: BBB2015754 pcsHigh agreement · 100%

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"With a BrickScore of 72, owner ratings of 4.61 across 91 reviews, and a near-perfect value-for-money score of 4.92 out of 5, the Titan Mech Battle is a clear Recommended set that over-delivers on price: two visually distinct mechs, an exclusive Deepstone Zane, and an impressive supporting cast all at eight cents a piece."

The Titan Mech Battle earns a BrickScore of 72 in the Recommended tier, with reviewers praising its strong mech designs, excellent minifigure roster, and exceptional value at $59.99 for 754 pieces. JANG highlighted the distinct personalities and aesthetic detailing of both mechs, while the community of LEGO.com reviewers consistently cited the set as outstanding value and a highlight of the Ninjago Ghost season wave. Owner sentiment is very strong: 4.61 out of 5 across 91 ratings, with a value-for-money score of 4.92 out of 5 that is among the highest signals in the line.

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LOVED (9)

01Excellent mech designs with strong aesthetic detailing and distinct visual personalities for each combatant
02Outstanding value at $0.08 per piece, one of the most cost-efficient sets in its wave
03Deep minifigure selection: Deepstone Zane (exclusive to this set), Deepstone Jay, Samurai X Nya, Bansha, and Ghoultar, plus two Skreemers
04Functional harpoon launcher with genuine catch points that works reliably
05Ghost Mech's four-armed design with a creatively disjointed ghost aesthetic
06Titan Mech's aggressive anime-inspired silhouette with poseable head and spinner crown details
07Both mechs use ball joint arms for upper-body articulation
08Unique and useful parts in uncommon colors for custom building
09Small cave and harpoon gun mini-builds add setting and play context to the battle

CRITICIZED (9)

01Neither mech has knee articulation, limiting leg posability and battle stances
02Significant size and reach imbalance between the two mechs creates unequal hand-to-hand combat dynamics
03Ghost Mech's feet are partially locked in place by structural slope pieces, further reducing leg movement
04Titan Mech's cockpit is open and exposes the pilot
05Ghost Mech's cockpit also exposes the pilot's legs with minimal structural protection
06Samurai X cave mini-build is too small and underwhelming relative to its name
07Translucent ghost pieces can be overly stiff, making head removal from hats difficult
08Titan Mech has limited back-panel detail
09Goultar's ghost tail prevents him from standing upright without support

What reviewers are saying

"this is Nia's Samurai Mech sprayed with ghost juice to make it bad"

JANG's LEGO Reviews

"In this particular sets case it is based on set 70737-1 - Titan Mech Battle from 2015. Featured in Season 5 of the TV show during it's Possession Arc, the original set also had a mech for the ghost foes."

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"this is Nia's Samurai Mech sprayed with ghost juice to make it bad"

Key Pros

✓Excellent mech designs with good articulation and poseability
✓Strong aesthetic detailing and texturing on both mechs
✓Good minifigure roster with both heroes and villains

Key Cons

✕No knee articulation on either mech, limiting pose variety
✕Significant size and reach imbalance between the two mechs creates unequal play dynamics

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Key Pros

✓Included two mechs representing both sides of conflict

Key Cons

✕Original two-ghost-mech design less coherent than single large mech approach

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Minifigures & Standout Parts

In this set (5)

Jay

$28

Zane

$10

Samurai X

$10

Blade Master Bansha

Scythe Master Ghoultar

Standout parts (per reviewers)

CCBS (Character and Creature Building System) joints
Used extensively for articulation in both mechs, allowing independent finger and limb movement
Neon greenish yellow transparent pieces
Abundant throughout the Mecenstein to convey the ghost-possessed aesthetic
Stud shooters
Built into the shoulder-mounted launchers on the Mecenstein

What Owners Say · summarized from 15 written reviews (LEGO, Amazon, Walmart)

Owners love this set for excellent value, fun mech builds, exclusive minifigures especially Deepstone Zane, and engaging mechanics, though some note the ghost mech is oversized compared to the Titan mech.

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