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70751 Temple of Airjitzu is a Ninjago exclusive set released in 2015.
Description from LEGO.com[]
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Enjoy the ultimate LEGO® NINJAGO™ building experience as you construct the majestic Temple of Airjitzu and surrounding village! The highly detailed Temple building has many delightful architectural features including Oriental–style decorated windows and sliding doors. The intricate wooden-frame-style walls of the nearby Blacksmiths and beautiful curved roofs of the Smugglers Market will also test your LEGO building skills. And with every Ninja included in one set for the first time, plus loads of other key characters, you can role-play all your favorite NINJAGO adventures. Take tea in the reception area of the Temple, practice your Ninja moves in the training room or join Wu in his study to read or paint. Discover the Ninja glider upstairs at the Blacksmith’s workshop, cross the bridge guarded by the stone dragons and seek out hidden treasure at the Smugglers’ Market. Then turn off the lights in your room to watch the Temple’s illuminated spinning shadow theater! Includes 12 minifigures with assorted weapons: Lloyd, Kai, Jay, Zane, Cole, Nya, Wu, Misako, Dareth, Postman, Jesper and Claire.
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History[]

As seen in Ninjago: Masters of Spinjitzu
In "The Temple on Haunted Hill", the Temple of Airjitzu was said to be the monastery of Sensei Yang, the creator of Airjitzu. After his death, he and his students still lived on as ghosts, and the temple became a haunted house. The temple has a rule that whoever makes it in must escape before sunrise, or they will become a ghost, as this happened to Cole when the Ninja went there in order to learn Airjitzu. Tourists do visit outside the temple, though no one dares to go inside. The Temple of Airjitzu returned in Season 6, in the form of being incorporated into Djinjago by the Sky Pirates after being lifted into the air by the Djinn Blade.
In "Day of the Departed," the Temple is revealed to still be floating despite the events of season 6 being negated, and Cole traveled there in order to confront Yang for turning him into a ghost. However, this played right into Yang's hands, as he had intended to take advantage of the magical Yin-Yang Eclipse to effect his return to mortal form. After Cole's rash actions allowed Yang to revive several defeated enemies of the Ninja to attack them, Yang revealed that he had cursed himself, his students, and his temple after attempting to use the Yin Blade to achieve immortality. He then attempted to regain human form by opening the Rift of Return, but was defeated by Cole, which freed his students from his curse and allowed them to return to normal. After a change of heart, Yang gave up his own chance to pass through the rift so that Cole could do so, and remained as "Master of the House" to the now restored temple, which the Ninja then moved into as their new base.
In "The Hands of Time" Misako begins moving things into the Temple with help from Ronin while Dareth "supervises"; while there the trio sense a disturbance caused by one of the Time Blades. In "The Hatching" the ninja return to the temple and hear the story of the Time Twins, Acronix and Krux, and later depart to deal with the emergence of the Vermillion. In "A Time of Traitors" Lloyd returns to the temple to watch over an ailing Wu, and remains there during "Scavengers" when Wu confesses to Misako that he is rapidly aging. The episode also sees Lloyd attempt to keep his teammates from leaving when Ronin and Dareth arrive with word of the Vermillion, but later departing when Wu reminds him of the importance of teamwork.
In "The Attack" the Ninja return to the temple after recovering one of the Time Blades, only for it to be attacked by the Time Twins and their Vermillion forces. Despite the efforts of the Ninja and the appearance of the new Samurai X, they lose the Destiny's Bounty, the Time Blade, and Wu to the enemy. The Ninja later embark from the temple in "Secrets Discovered", with Lloyd departing aboard the Destiny's Shadow after Misako gives it to him and discloses Wu's condition.
Airjitzu[]
The term Airjitzu refers to a martial art invented by Sensei Yang, which allows its user to achieve temporary flight.
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Notes[]
- This marks the first appearance of Misako, Jesper, Claire and the Postman in physical minifigure form; all four are exclusive to this set. It is also the first set to include Ninjago minifigures that have not yet appeared in the animated series.
- This is the first set to include all six Ninja; Kai, Jay, Lloyd, Zane, Cole, and Nya. It is the second set to include all four original Ninja, the first being 9449 Ultra Sonic Raider. All six Ninja variants in this set have appeared in other sets:
- 70731 Jay Walker One: Jay (minus his shoulder armor)
- 70732 City of Stiix: Kai and Jay
- 70733 Blaster Bike: Cole
- 70734 Master Wu Dragon: Cole
- 70735 Ronin R.E.X.: Kai (minus his shoulder armor)
- 70736 Attack of the Morro Dragon: Kai and Jay
- 70737 Titan Mech Battle: Kai, Jay, and Zane
- 70738 Final Flight of Destiny’s Bounty: Cole, Lloyd, and Nya.
- The Djinn Menace: Kai (with hair instead of hood)
- The set includes new and exclusive variations of Sensei Wu and Dareth.
- This is the fifth Ninjago set with no villains, excluding promotional/spinner sets; the other four sets being 2254 Mountain Shrine, 2516 Ninja Training Outpost, 2519 Skeleton Bowling, and 9440 Venomari Shrine (excluding its vipers).
- The glider has the exactly same design with the ninja gliders of the Ninja subtheme,a subtheme of Castle in 1998.
- First time a light element is used in a LEGO Ninjago set.