Ninjago is coming back to LEGO Fortnite for round two, and this time it's bringing three of the most-requested characters: Lloyd, Nya, and Master Wu. Fans have been asking for them since the first Ninjago pass, so this second wave is a big deal.
Here's the honest part up front: Epic hasn't fully revealed the second Ninjago LEGO Pass yet. So this guide covers what's confirmed, what's expected based on the first pass, and what leakers have shown. We'll keep it clear about which is which. Let's get into it.
What is the LEGO Pass in Fortnite?
Fortnite actually has a few different passes, and it's easy to mix them up. There's the Battle Royale Battle Pass, the Festival Music Pass, and the LEGO Pass, which is the one tied to LEGO Fortnite modes.
You level up the LEGO Pass by playing LEGO Fortnite, not Battle Royale. As you play, you unlock rewards along a free track and a premium track. Most rewards are LEGO things like decor, building pieces, emotes, and character outfits.
A quick recap of the first Ninjago LEGO Pass
To understand what "Ninjago 2" will probably look like, it helps to look at the first one, since Epic usually follows the same pattern.
The first Ninjago LEGO Pass launched on December 11, 2025, and ran until April 16, 2026. Here's what it included:
Fire Master Kai as the premium outfit, unlocked instantly when you bought the pass.
Around 30 unlockable items across the free and premium tracks.
NINJAGO-themed builds, decor, prefabs, emotes, and loading screens.
A price of 1,400 V-Bucks at launch, though LEGO Passes later dropped to 1,200 V-Bucks.
The other three ninjas from wave 1, Jay, Zane, and Cole, showed up in the Item Shop instead of the pass. Each character came with both a LEGO version and a Battle Royale version you could use in normal matches.
What's expected in Fortnite LEGO Pass Ninjago 2
Now for the new stuff. Based on leaks and Epic's own hints, here's what the second Ninjago pass is expected to bring. Treat this as "likely" rather than confirmed until Epic makes it official.
The new characters: Lloyd, Nya, and Master Wu
The headline additions are three fan favorites:
Lloyd, the Green Ninja, who many players see as the main hero of the show.
Nya, the Water Ninja and a key member of the team.
Master Wu, the wise old teacher who trained the ninjas.
Leakers have already shown designs that match how these characters will likely appear in Fortnite. As with wave 1, expect each to come with both a LEGO style and a Battle Royale style.
Expected price and structure
If the second pass follows the first, you can expect:
A price around 1,200 V-Bucks, the current standard for LEGO Passes.
Roughly 30 items split across free and premium tracks.
One premium character unlocked right away, with more builds and decor earned as you level up.
It's not yet clear which of the three ninjas would be the instant premium unlock and which might land in the Item Shop, so keep an eye on the official reveal.
When is the Ninjago 2 LEGO Pass coming out?
This is the big question, and the honest answer is that Epic hasn't announced a date yet. The company confirmed a second wave with Lloyd, Nya, and Wu is coming in 2026, but a specific day hasn't been shared.
Since the first pass ended on April 16, 2026, the second one is expected to land sometime after that. The best move is to follow the official Fortnite news page and LEGO Fortnite social channels so you hear the moment it's confirmed. [INTERNAL LINK: /fortnite-news "Latest Fortnite update news"]
How to get ready for the new pass
You can't buy the pass until it's live, but you can set yourself up to grab everything fast once it drops:
Save your V-Bucks. Put aside at least 1,200 so you're ready on day one.
Play some LEGO Fortnite now. Getting comfortable with the modes means you'll level the pass faster later.
Check if you have Fortnite Crew. LEGO Passes are often available through Crew, which can change the math on what you buy.
Follow the official channels. The pass has a start and end date, so knowing the window early means you won't miss it.
How LEGO Passes are different from the Battle Pass
A quick note so you know what you're buying. The LEGO Pass only levels up through LEGO Fortnite modes like Odyssey and Brick Life. Playing Battle Royale won't move it.
Most of the rewards are meant for LEGO Fortnite, such as decor and building prefabs, but the character outfits usually work in Battle Royale too. So even if you mostly play BR, the ninja skins still have value outside the LEGO modes.