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LEGO 2003 / Bionicle / Accessories Sets

In 2003, LEGO released 3 Bionicle Accessories sets, all of these sets have been retired. For that year, the total price of all retail sets cost $6, today those sets are valued around $295, a growth of 4920%.
Most valuable 2003 LEGO Bionicle Accessories set
8599 Krana-Kal $170.32
Most owned 2003 Bionicle Accessories set
8580 Kraata
3 sets

8580 Kraata

Theme / Subtheme Bionicle / Accessories
Year 2003
Pieces 3
Availability Retired
8580 LEGO Bionicle Kraata
Retail $1.99
Value $41.50
Growth  +1985.4%
Annual growth 10.6%

8599 Krana-Kal

Theme / Subtheme Bionicle / Accessories
Year 2003
Pieces 5
Availability Retired
8599 LEGO Bionicle Krana-Kal
Retail $1.99
Value $170.32
Growth  +8458.8%
Annual growth 13.9%

8600 Krana-Kal

Theme / Subtheme Bionicle / Accessories
Year 2003
Pieces 5
Availability Retired
8600 LEGO Bionicle Krana-Kal
Retail $1.89
Value $82.87
Growth  +4284.7%
Annual growth 13.2%

Year Pricing

Retail
$5.87   (for all 3 sets)
New/Sealed
Value
$294.69
Growth
+4920.27%
Annual growth
+11.93%
Used
Value
$236.15

Community Stats

The following are the top 3 most owned 2003 Bionicle Accessories sets by LEGO collectors.
#1Kraata
#2Krana-Kal
#3Krana-Kal

About LEGO Bionicle Accessories

LEGO BIONICLE Accessory sets weren't standalone sets in the traditional sense, but rather supplementary products that complemented the main BIONICLE sets and themes. These accessories added depth to the Bionicle universe and allowed fans to customize and interact with their Bionicle figures in unique ways.
2003 LEGO Sets
In 2003, LEGO faced one of its most challenging financial years, but it also introduced several innovations that would shape the company’s future recovery. The most notable change was the introduction of realistic minifigure skin tones for licensed themes, including Star Wars, Harry Potter, Spider-Man, Ferrari, and Basketball. While classic yellow remained the standard for non-licensed minifigures, this shift helped distinguish characters based on real-world figures and franchises, marking a major evolution in LEGO design.