Ninjago Dragons Rising Season 4 Part 2: Release Date, What We Know, and When to Expect It

LEGO Ninjago: Dragons Rising Season 4 Part 2 does not yet have an officially confirmed release date, despite growing fan speculation. What’s confirmed: Part 1 released globally on April 2, 2026, and Season 4 marks a new era for the franchise, following Ninja Master Lloyd as he guides new adept Arin and his friend Sora against a wave of Elemental Monsters unleashed by a hidden enemy. LEGO and Netflix have not put a date on Part 2, but the pattern from past seasons offers a strong clue.

NEWS SUMMARY

• No official release date for Season 4 Part 2 has been confirmed by LEGO or Netflix as of this writing.
• Part 1 of Season 4 released worldwide on April 2, 2026.
• Fan discussions and leaks point to a likely fall 2026 window, with Part 1 having followed Ninjago’s typical spring release pattern.
• An unverified leak circulating online claims a specific September 10, 2026 date, but it has not been confirmed by any official source.

What We Know About Season 4 Part 2

Season 4 has been billed as a major turning point for the franchise. Lloyd and the Arc Dragon of Life serve as the season’s mascot characters, with Dr. LaRow serving as the main antagonist for the first part of the season, while Elemental Monsters and Loyalists act as the villainous factions.

Part 1’s release didn’t happen in isolation. The season’s release was confirmed across regions after UK broadcaster ITV announced the new season would launch on April 2, with LEGO’s official homepage later confirming the date with a countdown. Previous Dragons Rising seasons have run 10 episodes per part, and while it isn’t confirmed whether all Part 2 episodes will drop simultaneously, that has been the pattern for the show across platforms so far.

Why There’s No Confirmed Date Yet for Part 2

LEGO and Netflix typically hold Part 2 announcements until closer to release, and Season 4 is following that same playbook. A recurring pattern in past Ninjago seasons is that Part 1 airs in the spring, generally April, while Part 2 follows in the fall, typically September or October.

That pattern is exactly why fall 2026 has become the working assumption among fans and outlets tracking the show, even without a locked date. Fan speculation and industry-trend analysis both point toward a fall 2026 window for Part 2, and the returning voice cast is expected to include Sam Vincent as Lloyd, Deven Mack as Arin, and Sabrina Pitre as Sora.

What’s Next for Ninjago Fans

No trailer for Part 2 has dropped yet. Until LEGO or Netflix makes an announcement, fans are left piecing together clues from casting calls, toy line release schedules, and past release patterns.

Given that Season 4 has been positioned as a major chapter for the franchise, expect an official announcement — likely paired with a first-look trailer — to land a few weeks before whatever date is eventually locked in. Historically, that kind of promotional push has come roughly a month out from premiere.

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