I believe I can fly ...

It's Sunday, and Sunday is the day I ask myself existential questions on subjects that are really crucial for the future of the world and our minifig collections: And here I am watching the video below. below which presents us all the tricks, which we will probably never manage to reproduce in real life, that it is possible to do with the new widgets Airjitzu from the Ninjago range (Retail price € 9.99).

It's very simple, the principle has existed for years: We have a handle, a notched shank, a flying wing and we send everything flying as high or as far as possible. Except that here, LEGO has planned to help us lose our minifigs in the neighbor's garden by offering a location in which we can install the character under a plastic bell.

So, I'm asking you the question, who among you is going to let your kid throw his favorite minifigs across the street with this thing only to see him come back crying because he can't find his favorite ninja anymore or worse, his Winter Soldier who wanted to do a flying wing tour? WHO ?

https://youtu.be/gLJOys-uU-A

Ah, to stay in the Ninjago universe and because many of you have emailed me on this subject, you will find below the visuals of a rather nice (play) set which will be an exclusive to the LEGO Shop and probably from a brand like Toys R Us or La Grande Récré: 70732 The City of Stix.