Production years: 2001-2010, 2015-2016

LEGO Bionicle: theme history and prices today

How many LEGO Bionicle sets were made?

LEGO produced Bionicle from 2001 to 2010 and then revived the theme for 2015-2016. The number of Bionicle sets in the KlockoRadar catalogue is 323, and every one of them is retired. The number with a live offer in the stores we track today is 60; the rest are secondary-market only.

Bionicle is one of the most important themes in LEGO history, produced from 2001 to 2010 and briefly revived in 2015-2016. The biomechanical Toa warriors, the island of Mata Nui and the dark Makuta built a universe that helped the company climb out of the biggest crisis in its history. Below is the theme's history and today's market prices.

323sets in the catalog
323marked as retired
60with live offers today
See current Bionicle offers

All LEGO Bionicle sets: prices and availability

259 sets in this catalogue view

7-day drop
Bionicle
Tarix
Retired 2009
Tarix
No offers available
○ Unavailable
Bionicle
Gresh
Retired 2009
Gresh
No offers available
○ Unavailable
Bionicle
Malum
Retired 2009
Malum
No offers available
○ Unavailable
Bionicle
Skrall
Retired 2009
Skrall
No offers available
○ Unavailable
Bionicle
Zesk
Retired 2009
Zesk
No offers available
○ Unavailable
Bionicle
Metus
Retired 2009
Metus
No offers available
○ Unavailable
Bionicle
Berix
Retired 2009
Berix
No offers available
○ Unavailable
Bionicle
Tarduk
Retired 2009
Tarduk
No offers available
○ Unavailable
Bionicle
Raanu
Retired 2009
Raanu
No offers available
○ Unavailable
Bionicle
Atakus
Retired 2009
Atakus
No offers available
○ Unavailable
Bionicle
Mazeka
Retired 2008
Mazeka
No offers available
○ Unavailable
Bionicle
Makuta Icarax
Retired 2008
Makuta Icarax
No offers available
○ Unavailable
Bionicle
Mutran & Vican
Retired 2008
Mutran & Vican
No offers available
○ Unavailable
Bionicle
Kirop
Retired 2008
Kirop
No offers available
○ Unavailable
Bionicle
Gavla
Retired 2008
Gavla
from54,98 zł
Lowest ever
● In stock
Bionicle
Photok
Retired 2008
Photok
from43,98 zł
Lowest ever
● In stock
Bionicle
Solek
Retired 2008
Solek
No offers available
○ Unavailable
Bionicle
Tanma
Retired 2008
Tanma
No offers available
○ Unavailable
Bionicle
Axalara T9
Retired 2009
Axalara T9
No offers available
○ Unavailable
Bionicle
Jetrax T6
Retired 2009
Jetrax T6
No offers available
○ Unavailable
Bionicle
Rockoh T3
Retired 2009
Rockoh T3
No offers available
○ Unavailable
Bionicle
Takanuva
Retired 07.2009
Takanuva
No offers available
○ Unavailable
Bionicle
Vultraz
Retired 07.2009
Vultraz
No offers available
○ Unavailable
Bionicle
Toa Ignika
Retired 2008
Toa Ignika
No offers available
○ Unavailable

See also

LEGO investment: value-growth ranking

Which retired sets gained the most versus their RRP

Retired LEGO sets

All themes: where to still buy sets after EOL

Retiring soon LEGO sets

Last chance: still on sale, but disappearing soon

Frequently asked questions: LEGO Bionicle

Will LEGO bring back Bionicle?
LEGO has closed Bionicle twice: the original theme in 2010 and the reboot in 2016. Despite enormous fan engagement, the company has not announced a third run; only small nods have appeared, such as elements in anniversary sets. Collectors are left with the secondary market, where Bionicle is among the most actively traded retro themes.
How much are LEGO Bionicle sets worth today?
The range is huge: popular canisters from later years are relatively cheap, but rare masks, limited sets and sealed boxes from the first waves reach prices in the thousands of złoty. Value hinges on box condition, completeness and mask rarity. Current offers from tracked stores, if any exist, are in the price section above.
Where should you start collecting LEGO Bionicle?
The most common starting point is the six Toa Mata from 2001, the first generation of heroes, or your favourite childhood wave. Completing Kanohi masks and canisters from a single wave is markedly cheaper than hunting sealed copies. It's also worth following the value-growth ranking on our LEGO investment page.