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71705 Destiny's Bounty is a Ninjago Legacy set that was released on August 24, 2020. This is the remake of 9446 Destiny's Bounty.
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Creative kids who love building classic LEGO® NINJAGO® Boat sets and are excited by playing with fun toys will love Destiny’s Bounty (71705). This detailed and interactive building set for kids features a NINJAGO LEGO ship and 7 ninja action figures including Wu, Kai, Zane and Cole. Spectacular LEGO NINJAGO Boat set Fun toys for creative play
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The Destiny's Bounty 3.0 was apparently rebuilt into this configuration some time before the Ninja traveled to Shintaro. It was attacked by Dire Bats and nearly crashed on that voyage, but was saved by the Shintaro Royal Guard. Repaired, it was used by the Ninja and Wu to depart Shintaro. Later, P.I.X.A.L. used it to drop the Ninja and their vehicles off near the Island of the Keepers.
The Bounty 4.0 was used to rescue civilians during Kalmaar’s invasion of Ninjago City, but was damaged by Wojira. After being employed as a sailing ship for a time, it was left on autopilot and abandoned to distract the invaders. A year later, Cole and Zane used the Bounty on their mission to collect Kai, Lloyd, and Jay, who had left the team after Nya merged with the Endless Sea. Shortly thereafter, Hounddog McBrag would impound it and other vehicles belonging to the Ninja after they committed a series of crimes in order to restore Nya to human form.
After Lloyd was captured by the Crystal King, the other Ninja stole back the Bounty and their other vehicles. The Bounty would continue to be used throughout the battles with the Crystal King until being shot down-in two pieces-some time before the final battle.
A dream version of the Bounty appeared in “Dream Team”, with Wu and P.I.X.A.L. using it to engage the Nightmare Shark Ship. True to form, it was brought down by Grimspawn, but prevented from crashing by the teamwork of the Ninja, Dream Chasers, and Z-Blob.
The real Bounty 4.0 was later rebuilt and employed by the Ninja during the Merge, only to be caught up in the effects of that event. Rediscovered by Kai, it was flown back to the Monastery of Spinjitzu, and used by Kai to fly to a close at least one Nerge quake rift. Afterwards, Kai took it as he set out to investigate the merged realms. He and Nya later employed it in battle against a pair of Earth Dragons on behalf of the Craglings. Damaged, the ship was set on autopilot by Nya and sent back to the monastery in hopes that it would bring the other Ninja back to help. By this point, Lloyd was making use of the new Destiny's Bounty 5.0.
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- Legacy Young Lloyd is exclusive to this set; Legacy Samurai X Nya has a new torso and shoulder armor but is otherwise identical to the version from 70665 The Samurai Mech.
- Legacy Wu is the same figure released in 70663 Spinjitzu Nya & Wu, 70670 Monastery of Spinjitzu, 70679 The Ultra Dragon, 71702 Golden Mech, 111902 Wu, and 112007 Wu vs. Skulkin.
- Except for golden shoulder pads, the four Ninja figures are identical to their other 2019-2020 Legacy releases.
- While most sets in the Ninjago Legacy are based around sets from the first couple of years, the Destiny's Bounty is a staple in Ninjago media and has been re-released multiple times.
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