Ninjago Sons of Garmadon Harumi Samurai X Custom Printed Lego Minifigure Toy

This collection brings together Harumi and P.I.X.A.L. as they appear in the Sons of Garmadon storyline, presented as creatively interpreted brick style character figures designed for collectors who enjoy story driven displays and roleplay within compatible brick based construction systems, and not as official products of any major brand.

Harumi, specifically in her Princess Outfit, is a character featured in the Ninjago storyline, debuting during the Sons of Garmadon arc. She is portrayed as an orphaned princess adopted by the Emperor and Empress of Ninjago, initially appearing compassionate, gentle, and virtuous. Beneath this public persona, Harumi is secretly the true leader of the Sons of Garmadon, a criminal organization devoted to resurrecting Lord Garmadon. Her princess identity functions as a deliberate facade, allowing her to manipulate the ninja and the citizens of Ninjago while gaining trust and influence. Through deception and calculated planning, she orchestrates chaos and destruction from within the royal court. This minifigure styled depiction reflects the contrast between her outward innocence and her hidden role as a mastermind antagonist.

P.I.X.A.L., also known as Samurai X during the Sons of Garmadon storyline, is a nindroid created by Cyrus Borg. Originally designed as a robotic assistant, P.I.X.A.L., short for Primary Interactive X-ternal Assistant Life-form, developed sentience and formed a strong bond with Zane, the Ice Ninja. After transferring her consciousness into Zane’s systems, she existed for a period as his internal operating framework. With Borg’s assistance, P.I.X.A.L. later regained a physical body and assumed the Samurai X identity, employing advanced technology, vehicles, and combat systems to support the ninja. Her first appearance as Samurai X within this storyline occurs in the Sons of Garmadon season, where her tactical intelligence and technological expertise prove critical against the criminal group’s operations. This modular figure representation emphasizes her evolution from support unit to frontline combatant.