Nezha's Ring of Fire Mech

"A deeply divided set with a BrickScore of 54.2 — the minifigures and wheeled-feet concept turn heads, but one reviewer found the execution frustrating enough to recommend skipping it entirely, dragging the verdict to firmly average territory."

Reviewers are split on Nezha's Ring of Fire Mech (80057), landing at a middling BrickScore of 54.2. Zusammengebaut praised the set's structural stability, innovative wheeled feet, and exceptionally detailed minifigures, recommending a buy at €109.99. Rebrickable Reviews, however, found the execution deeply disappointing — the very same wheels that impressed in photos looked unbalanced in person and actively hindered posing, with limbs popping off under minimal force. Both reviewers agreed the six minifigures are a highlight, and both noted the foil element as a drawback, but they diverge sharply on playability and overall design success.

Where they split: The central point of disagreement is the wheeled feet design. Zusammengebaut found the large wheels a genuine innovation that provided unprecedented mech stability — enabling knee bends and floor-rolling without toppling. Rebrickable Reviews found the same wheels looked strange in person, made posing nearly impossible, and contributed to a disappointing overall build. Playability scores reflect this gulf: 80 vs. 30. Similarly, Zusammengebaut called the construction "stable" as a virtue; Rebrickable treated rigidity and part-popping as the set's core failure.