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This is a list of minor non-physical characters from the Ninjago: Masters of Spinjitzu TV series.
Civilians
Bank Owner
The Bank Owner is a Ninjago Character who owns the bank in Ninjago City.
Description
The Bank Owner has the same hair piece as Lou and Obi-Wan Kenobi's Clone Wars variation. He has thick bushy eyebrows.
Background
When the ninja needed money to pay for their apartment, they all set out to find jobs. Cole got a job as a security guard for the Bank Owner's bank. When a robber was getting away with the money, Cole tackled him and got it back. The Bank Owner reached his hand out, and Cole thought he wanted to shake hands, but the Bank Owner really just wanted the money.
When Cole volunteered to do the double-shift for more pay, the banker came out and thanked him.
But when Cole fell asleep on the job, the serpentine generals Fangtom, Acidicus, and Skalidor robbed the bank clean. Then the Bank Owner figured out he was furious and fired Cole.
In the episode "The Day Ninjago Stood Still", the bank owner was seen locking himself in the vault to protect himself from the Stone Army. Later, when the citizens are fleeing to the NGTV tower to evacuate, he somehow gets out of the vault and goes to join them.
Appearances
Brad Tudabone
Brad Tudabone appears in Seasons 2 and 3 of Ninjago: Masters of Spinjitzu. He was one of Lloyd's friends at Darkley's Boarding School For Bad Boys and later attended Sensei Wu's Academy. So far, he appears in Double Trouble, Ninjaball Run, Rise of the Spinjitzu Master, The Surge, and The Curse of the Golden Master. He is a protagonist at times, and an antagonist at others.
Description
Like Lloyd and the other students at Darkley's, Brad has short legs. He has Harry Potter's hairpiece and wears a light-blue tie underneath a light-blue vest that has an image of a flower on it. He also wears dark-blue pants. When the school's students wear ninja outfits to confuse the evil ninjas, Brad's ninja outfit is red. His Sensei Wu's Academy uniform, like all other students, is green.
Background
Brad Tudabone is a young student who first met Lloyd at Darkley's Boarding School for Bad Boys. When they first met, he was nice to Lloyd, but later on he put fire ants in Lloyd's bed, causing everyone making fun of him. When everyone was gone, he told him he was just trying to teach him how things go. After that, Brad took Lloyd under his wing and taught him the art of revenge.
A long while after Lloyd Garmadon escaped from Darkley's, Brad, Gene, and the other boys sent a fake invitation to Lloyd to lure him in. When Lloyd appears at the school's entrance, passing underneath a rewritten sign saying "Darkley's School for Great Children", Brad is planting flowers nearby. When Brad sees Lloyd, he runs up to him and hugs him. He asks him to forgive him and says he learned his lesson. He then shows Lloyd and the ninja around, guiding them straight to the principal's office, where Gene, Brad, and the other boys capture him and knock him and the ninja out.
Moments later, when Lloyd wakes up, Brad is standing in front of him with the other kids, welcoming him to an evil intervention that they thought would help him turn evil again. However, Brad hears something, and he goes out of the room with the other kids to investigate. When they see Lord Garmadon's evil Bizzaro Ninja appear out of nowhere, he mistakenly thinks that the real ninja escaped and, with the other students, tries to attack them through the use of spitballs, smoke grenades, and dodge balls. However, they fail, and Brad is captured by the evil ninja and asked where the real ninja are.
When Brad leads the evil ninja to a room where he and the other kids hold the ninjas and the teachers captive, Bizzaro Cole asks if it is some kind of joke, but Brad says that that is where he kept them and that he was being honest. When Bizzaro Cole says it's time for Brad to receive another nuggie, the real ninja show up and get confused. Cole orders Bizzaro Cole to drop Brad. Bizzaro Cole complies, saying that Brad is of no use to them anymore. He drops him on the floor, and lets him go while the real ninja fight the Bazzaro ninja.
When Brad comes back in the room with the other students, they tie up Lloyd again. After Brad listens to Gene's theory, he says it's good enough for him. Then, when Lloyd admits that he is good, he says that Brad is good too. Brad denies it, but Lloyd tells the story about the day they first met. Brad says that he only did it because he wants to get in good with Lloyd's father, but Lloyd says that deep down, Brad's not all that evil, and he's not the only one. Brad admits that its true and that he loves planting flowers. Brad says that the ninja saved his life, and then proves his kindness by untying Lloyd.
When Lloyd manages to also convince the other students, Brad, Gene, Lloyd, and the other students start sewing ninja costumes that Lloyd plans to use to confuse the evil ninja so that the real ninja can stop them. After the Bizzaro Ninja are defeated, Brad tells Lloyd that "You did it!", but Lloyd insists that "we" did it. Then everyone cheers.
However, Brad still had some hard feelings. He competed with the other Darkley's students in the Ninja Ball Run, where he and Gene sabotaged the Ultra Sonic Raider before the race started. During the Glacier Barrens part of the race, Brad's bus crashed and was overturned.
Brad is later seen in Season 3 attending Sensei Wu's Academy, which is located where Darkley's used to be
Appearances
Notes
- He likes to plant flowers.
- His name is a pun on the phrase "bad to the bone".
- His voice actress, Kathleen Barr also does the voice of Lloyd's mother, Misako.
- His hair is the same as Harry Potter's.
- His suit is blue, but when Bizzaro Cole throws him on the ground, it is black, and then blue again.
Cliff Gordon
- "Fear? Fear isn't a word from where I come from!"
- ―as Fritz Donnegan
Cliff Gordon is a minor character in Ninjago: Masters of Spinjitzu. He was the actor for the famous fictional character, Fritz Donnegan. In "Skybound", it is revealed that he was Jay's real father, with "Hands of Time" revealing that his wife was the Elemental Master of Lightning. For reasons unknown Cliff chose not to care for his son, leaving him with Ed and Edna Walker with a key to his mansion. Cliff was killed when Jay wished Nadakhan that he was rich, causing Cliff to die, whose wealth was inherited to Jay; this was later undone by Jay's final wish.
Coffee Bot
The Coffee Bot is a minor Ninjago: Masters of Spinjitzu character who has thus far appeared solely in the Wu's Teas series of shorts. A female robot resembling P.I.X.A.L. and Zane (following the latter being rebuilt), she is also the manager and sole evident employee of a coffee shop in Ninjago City that serves as the primary competition to Steeper Wisdom, Sensei Wu's tea shop.
Construction Workers
- "Let me see that. Oh, our mistake... see you tomorrow!"
- ―Construction Workers to Darreth
The Construction Workers appear in Season 2 and 3 of Ninjago: Masters of Spinjitzu.
Background
In Ninjaball Run, the workers tried to destroy "Grand Sensei Darreth's Mojo Dojo" because Darreth didn't pay his bills. Darreth then told them it wasn't to be destroyed until the next day, so the construction workers left. Directly afterwards, the ninjas went into the road race and won enough money to save the dojo.
In Blackout, workers found Cyrus Borg in the factory level of Borg Industries. They took of the cybernetic eye implanted by the Digital Overlord and gave him a wheel chair.
In Codename: Arcturus, a worker was seen running away from the Prototype X-1.
Appearances
- Ninjago: Masters of Spinjitzu
- Season 2
- Season 3
Notes
- They were unaware that they were working for Lord Garmadon under the name Darnagom Enterprises.
- One of them has the same body as the Construction Worker.
- The foreman's headgear has a same hard hat piece as Emmet, but in orange and has black hair.
Darkley's Boarding School Teachers
The Ninjago Teachers are teachers at Darkley's School for "Great Children". They were locked in an unknown room with the ninjas in the episode "Double Trouble".
Dr. Julien
- "You were built to protect those that cannot protect themselves."
- ―Dr. Julien to Zane
Dr. Julien is a character of the Ninjago theme. He appeared as Zane's creator in the first season of Ninjago: Masters of Spinjitzu. Although first assumed dead, he reappeared in the second season as he was revealed to be revived by Samukai just after his death. However, Cyrus Borg mentions that he died for good in the third season.
Background
Father and Son
Dr. Julien is the inventor that built Zane and the Falcon.
Dr. Julien with Zane
He spent most of his life with his "son" and he taught Zane to do many everyday things. Although Zane was created from scrap parts, he was made with a unique power source, with is currently unknown. When he was on his death bed, he told Zane he was made to protect those who cannot protect themselves and that he needed to move on to the next stage in life. Before he passed away, he switched off Zane's memory switch so he could not hurt Zane with loss.
Revival
After being revived by Samukai
In the next season, it is revealed that he is still alive and held captive in a deserted jail in the middle of a vast sea. It turns out that shortly after his death, Samukai visited him and revived him with a potion, forcing him to build powerful skeleton machines that would aid him in attacking Ninjago. To avoid him escaping, Samukai prisoned him on an island chained a large sea creature called Leviathan at the bottom of the sea as a guard. Due to Samukai's death, he was not freed and stayed in the prison for a long time.
Last Voyage
In "The Last Voyage" he was meet with the Ninja and reunited with Zane. He then told them about his revival and imprisonment. He and the Ninja them fixed the broken Destiny's Bounty and escaped from the island. He has since aided and lived alongside them in the events leading to the final battle between Lloyd and the Overlord.
Death
In the third season, it is revealed that he died from unknown reasons (it is likely his age caught up with him), and Zane secretly mourns losing him again. Cyrus Borg comforts him in hinting that he and his father knew and worked together.
In the end of the season, when Zane sacrificed himself to the Golden Master and was near his death, he remembered everything he did with his father, so Dr Julien appeared in flashbacks informing him to "protect those who cannot protect themselves.
Echo Zane
It was later revealed that when Dr. Julien was trapped in the lighthouse, he had created a second Nindroid based on Zane's blueprints. However, he did not turn out to be as advanced as the original Zane. "Echo Zane" was discovered by Jay and Nya when they hid in the lighthouse from Nadakhan and his Misfortune's Crew.
Wu's Vision
At the end of The Dark Island Trilogy, Sensei Wu had a vision of Dr. Julien, followed by visions of Sensei Yang, Ray and Maya, and Acronix and Krux.
Day of the Departed
In Day of the Departed, Zane visits a statue of Dr. Julien located near his old lab in celebration of the holiday; it is later shattered by General Cryptor, who refers to Julien as "our [his and Zane's] dad."
Creations
- Zane
- The Falcon
- The Juggernaut robot, as the Falcon and the robot have the same symbol
- The tree fortress, because his symbol is on the door
- The Skulkin's Battalion
- Cole's Earth Driller
- Kai's Fire Mech in conjunction with Nya
- Echo Zane
Quotes
- "You were always the son I never had..." - Dr. Julien to Zane
- "The only reason I'm about to do this is because I love you. -Dr. Julien to Zane before turning his memory off
- "And believe me when I say, I thought I was kaput!" - Dr. Julien to Zane
- "I may not be able to fight, but I can fly!" - Dr. Julien after blocking a missile with the Destiny's Bounty
Notes
- In his old age he looks very similar to Jay's father Ed. Another similarity is his love of inventing.
- He has the same hair as Ed Walker and Count Dooku's Clone Wars variant.
- In "The Last Voyage", he told Zane that he never taught him to cook, but in the flashbacks in "Tick Tock", he and Zane are shown making soup together.
- His name has been officially proven as Dr. Julien in LEGO Ninjago: Character Encyclopedia. His name was never mentioned on the TV show.
- In subtitles, he was called "the tinkerer"
- The fourth season stated that the Elemental Powers comes from an original Elemental Masters. It also said that they are passed down each generation. This could mean:
- The element is connected to Zane's power source, which makes more sense as cutting it in half reduced his Spinjitzu power.
- Although he was captured by the Skulkin in Ninjago: Masters of Spinjitzu, in LEGO Ninjago: Secret World of the Ninja it was mentioned that he was captured by the Stone Army.
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Add a photo to this galleryAppearances
- "Season 1"
- "Tick Tock" (flashback)
- "Season 2"
- "Season 3"
- "The Surge" (mentioned)
- "The Titanium Ninja" (flashback)
- "Season 8"
- "Snake Jaguar" (flashbcak)
Emperor of Ninjago
The Emperor of Ninjago (voiced by Richard Newman) was the ruler of Ninjago and the adopted father of Harumi. First appearing in "The Mask of Deception", he and his family come out of their usual reclusiveness to address the citizens of Ninjago in the midst of fears about the Sons of Garmadon. They later invite the Ninja into the Royal Palace to help protect the Mask of Deception. In "The Jade Princess" the Emperor and his wife become upset upon learning that Harumi left the palace and was in the company of Lloyd, feeling that interacting with such a commoner was beneath her. During the subsequent attack by the Sons of Garmadon on the palace, the Emperor is thought to have perished along with his wife and Hutchins.
Empress of Ninjago
The Empress of Ninjago (voiced by Ellen Kennedy) was the wife of the Emperor of Ninjago and the adopted mother of Harumi.
Farmers
Farmers can be seen in various episodes.
Trivias
- Two farmers appeared in the Ninjago short Ninjago: Secrets of the Blacksmith.
- They wear rice hats, like Sensei Wu's, Frakjaw's, and Wyplash's.
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Gayle Gossip
Gayle Gossip is a news reporter that appeared in The Day Ninjago Stood Still.
Background
Gayle reported the Stone Army Outbreak in Ninjago City. After her Cameraman quit, she asked Dareth to be her Cameraman. While he was filming, she was attacked by a Stone Soldier until Zane rescued her. She then told everyone to evacuate to the top of a TV Station Building where Nya in Destiny's Bounty would rescue the survivors. Later in season four, she is seen in the battle of the Corridor of Elders. It is unknown what she contributed to this fight.
In "Day of the Departed" Dareth claims that Gayle "keeps rejecting [his] marriage proposals."
Appearances
- Ninjago: Masters of Spinjitzu
- Season 2
- Season 4
Gene
Gene was a former student from "Darkley's Boarding School for Bad Boys" and a current student of "Darkley's Boarding School for Great Students".
Background
Gene helped sabotage the ninjas at the boarding school after they were sent a letter about the school turning over a "new leaf". He then tried to convince Lloyd to be evil once more. After mistaking the evil ninja as the original, Gene and the other students attacked them but failed. After realizing the difference between the ninjas, Gene compared them to a mirror after seeing them fight each other. He then came up with the theory that the ninja would cease to exist if their adversaries hurt them. Lloyd then convinced Gene and the others that they all had good inside them. They then sewed ninja outfits and used Gene's plan against the evil ninja, succeeding.
Gene is seen in the next episode inside the Darkleys' bus for the Ninja Ball Run. He sabotages the Ultra Sonic Raider before the beginning.
Notes
- He has the same hair as Ron Weasley.
Appearances
- Ninjago: Masters of Spinjitzu
- Season 3
Hageman Brothers
The Hageman Brothers are television executives who work with Dareth in Ninjago: Masters of Spinjitzu.
Trivia
- They are based on the real Dan and Kevin Hageman, writers for the Ninjago animated series.
Jeff
Jeff is one of Grand Sensei Dareth's assistants at the Mojo Dojo. He carried in some wood boards along with Phil for Dareth to "chop".
Description
Jeff's hair is black, and has black glasses and an excited look on his face. He wears a white robe with a black belt and has short white legs.
Appearances
Source
Lunch Lady
Lunch Lady is a Minifigure from the Ninjago: Masters of Spinjitzu animated series; she is employed at Kryptarium Prison.
Lunch Server
Lunch Server is a Minifigure from the Ninjago: Masters of Spinjitzu animated series employed at Kryptarium Prison.
Mystake
- "You know, those who drink this never return."
- ―Mystake to Sensei Wu about Traveler's Tea
Mystake, formerly know as "Old Woman" in season one episode credits, is a grumpy tea shop owner. She was introduced in 2012 in the TV show Ninjago: Masters of Spinjitzu.
Background
In Season One, she is accompanied with an unknown child, wearing sand green clothing. In season two, the child is not there.
She calls Lord Garmadon a fool in "Day of the Great Devourer", not turning to look at him. Lord Garmadon narrows his eyes, and Mystake takes it back and walks away to get him Traveler's Tea.
Sensei Wu gave Mystake money in order to get Traveler's Tea. She first said she had never heard of it but when Sensei Wu put the coins down, she retrieved it.
In "Lost in Time" Wu later advised his younger self to seek her out and obtain "Obscuri-Tea."
In "The Oni and the Dragon" she gives Cole and Zane Truth Tea to administer to Luke Cunningham, and then shares the tale of the First Realm with Lloyd and Jay using Tea of Enlightenment.
Notes
- Her name was not revealed until the second season.
Appearances
- Ninjago: Masters of Spinjitzu
- Season 1
- Season 2
- Season 7
- "Lost in Time" (mentioned only)
- Season 8
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Night Watchman
Night Watchman is a Minifigure from the Ninjago: Masters of Spinjitzu animated series. He appears in Winds of Change as a guard at the Ninjago Museum of History, and is briefly possessed by Morro.
Ninjaball Run Announcers
The Ninjaball Run Announcers are the announcers of the Ninjaball Run Road Race.
Notes
- The one in the white uniform is the announcer from the Ninjago Dance Contest from The Royal Blacksmiths.
Sources
LEGO Ninjago: Rise of the Snakes Episode 17: Ninjaball Run
Ninjaball Watchers
Ninjaball Run Watchers can be seen at the fourth episode of Season 3, Ninjaball Run.
Ninjago City Policeman
Ninjago City Policeman is a minifigure who appeared in LEGO Ninjago: Masters of Spinjitzu Season 2.
Background
In episode two, Pirates Vs. Ninjas, he is seen at the very end throwing the Pirates in jail.
In episode seven, Ninjaball Run, he and another policeman (in two police cars) chase Skales, who is driving the Serpentine Bus. They bounce off the Skull Truck's wheels. After a while, they gives up and just try to win the race. This doesn't work well, and they run into one of the natives' igloos. The two policemen return at the end in an attempt to arrest Garmadon, but Skales and his Bus blocked the way, allowing Garmadon to escape.
In the episode Child's Play, he puts the ninja (then kids) under arrest for stealing, making the policeman not good nor bad. If you look closely, you can see the badge he has is the LEGO City Police Badge.
Later in The Curse of The Golden Master he was guard at the Ninjago City Aquarium. When he saw Pythor entering inside he tried to stop him but failed after he turned invisible and disappeared.
Appearances
- Ninjago: Masters of Spinjitzu
- Season 2
- Darkness Shall Rise
- Pirates vs. Ninjas
- Ninjaball Run
- Season 3
- The Curse of The Golden Master
- Season 2
Nobu
- This article is about the Cloud Kingdom scribe. For the woman from Spinjitzu Smash!, see Nobu.
Nobu is a scribe from the Cloud Kingdom in Ninjago: Masters of Spinjitzu in appears in the episodes Kingdom Come and Curseworld, Part II. In the former, Nobu appears as a scribe and overhears Fenwick talking to the Ninja, and is struck when Fenwick announces his intention to take them to the Master Writer-which happens to be Fenwick himself. He eventually discovers Fenwick's alliance with Morro and the Ghost Warriors, and quickly goes to the aid of the Ninja. Nobu later takes out Fenwick's destiny scroll and rewrites it so that Nimbus, the creature Fenwick intended to deal with the Ninja, goes after Fenwick instead. In the latter episode Nobu sees Lloyd Garmadon and Morro as they are battling across the realms, but an older scribe reminds him that they are not allowed to interfere.
Phil
Phil is one of Grand Sensei Dareth's assistants at the Mojo Dojo. He carried in some wood boards along with Jeff for Dareth to "chop".
Description
Phil's hair is light brown, and he has an excited look on his face. He wears a white robe with a black belt and has short white legs.
Appearances
Source
Police Commissioner
The Police Commissioner
The Police Commissioner is a Minifigure exclusive to the Ninjago: Masters of Spinjitzu series, introduced in "Infamous."
Principal Noble
Principal Noble is the former principal of "Darkley's Boarding School for Great Students".
Background
Principal Noble became principal of the boarding school when it was changed for good purposes, but soon he and the other teachers were locked in a room by the students, who were currently still evil. The ninjas were also locked in the same room and they decided to find a way to escape. They finally found a secret passageway after accidentally setting off traps, but the teachers decided to stay in the passage, not wanting to encounter the ninjas' "doubles", a concept that they found too weird. They later got out of the passage and decided to congratulate the students, now aiding justice, for defeating the Bizzaro Ninjas.
He is later seen as the Warden of Cryptarium Prison.
Appearances
- Ninjago: Masters of Spinjitzu (TV series)
- Season 2
- Double Trouble
- Child's Play
- Season 2
Trivia
- He has a same torso as the 2005 variant of Police Officer from City, but without a badge on it.
- He is similar to Warden Stonewall from LEGO City Undercover.
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Noble as the ward of Cryptarium
Sources
The Royal Blacksmiths
- You may be looking for the Ninjago: Masters of Spinjitzu episode of the same name.
The Royal Blacksmiths are a singing quartet led by Lou, Cole's father.
Lou
- "Stop! If my ears weren't attached to my head, they'd be running away!"
- ―Lou to the Ninjas
Lou is Cole's father, and is an accomplished dancer, winning the Blade Cup multiple times, according to Cole. He belongs to the dance quartet, the Royal Blacksmiths
Background
Lou is a dancer. He broke his leg, and carries a Cane around with him. He teaches the ninjas how to to do a special dance, but later finds out that Cole and the others were planning to steal the Blade Cup. Cole reveals to him that he is a ninja, and he gets very angry, and leaves the stage, however, he stayed and watched the ninjas do "The Spin Harmony". Afterwards, he goes back to Cole, only to be crushed by Studio equipment. Cole saved him and unlocked his true potential.
Lou and the Blacksmiths return in Ninjaball Run, where they have a car with a platform. The singers stand on the platform and present. However, the banner on the car caught on a twig in the Birch Wood Forest leg of the race, and they rammed into a snowbank.
Lou and the Royal Blacksmiths also appeared in Day of the Departed, in which their new manager Dareth books them to perform a concert on the titular holiday. Lou becomes concerned when Cole doesn't show up to spend the holiday with him as they had previously arranged, but ends up performing with his quartet anyway even after General Kozu attacks. He is later reunited with Cole and spends the holiday with him, the other ninja, and their families and friends.
Lou and his band also appeared in Pause and Effect, in which-having been mistaken for actual blacksmiths, they are shown to have been abducted by the Vermillion army. He is also mentioned in "The Jade Princess" during a flashback, in which it is revealed that dancing and singing are among his ways of mourning a loss that he and Cole both suffered prior to his son becoming a Ninja.
Notes
- His name was revealed in Closed Captioning, and the Credits.
- The latest season revealed elemental powers are passed down from each generation. This means he could have the element of earth, depending on if he is the descendant of the first elemental master of earth, unless Cole inherited his powers from his mother. However, it is worth noting that the previous known Master of Earth-who would presumably be roughly the same age as Ray and Maya-was a man meaning that it would probably have been Lou himself or a relative.
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Appearances
- Season 1
- Season 2
- Season 7
- Specials
Royal Guard
- For other groups by this name, see Royal Guard (disambiguation).
The Royal Guard of Ninjago is an organization dedicated to protecting the Emperor and Empress of Ninjago, their adopted daughter Harumi, and the Royal Palace. Led by the Hutchins, the Royal Guard worked to secure their various charges, but were decimated in an attack by the Sons of Garmadon in "The Jade Princess."
Selma
Selma is the wife of Skales and the mother of Skales Jr., and is a recolor of Mezmo.
Notes
- She is the only female Serpentine to have appeared in the television series.
Appearances
- The Curse of the Golden Master
- Tall Tales
- The Tale Tale of Clancee
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Simon
Simon (left) and Tommy.
Simon, also known as Good Detective, is a Minifigure from the Ninjago: Masters of Spinjitzu animated series.
Skales Jr.
Skales Jr. is the son of Skales and Selma. They had him while they were trapped in the Stone Army's Tomb. He is similar to Rattla. He is the only Hypnobrai to wear clothes and to have short legs.
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Talent Show Judges
The Talent Show Judges are judges in the Ninjago Talent Show and they only appear in episode 9, "The Royal Blacksmiths".
There were three judges, but one of them was eaten by Pythor, because he wanted to have the snakes win so he could obtain the Constrictai Fang Blade hidden in the Blade Cup.
Notes
- The first judge has the same hair as the Super Heroes Robin.
- The second has the same hair as Agent Chase.
- When Jay was turning into a snake during the episode "Once Bitten, Twice Shy," the first two judges are seen beating him up along with an angry mob.
- When in the bus of "Rise of the Great Devourer," a talent show judge is seen eating a sandwich.
- The third judge could have a beard, as Pythor was wearing a beard when impersonating him.
- The first and second judge appear in "Day of the Great Devourer". The first was monitoring Ninjago City's subway system, while the second was a news reporter.
- The first judge has the Zombie's shirt.
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Villains
Arcturus
- This article is about the Anacondrai general. For the alien from Life on Mars, see Arcturus.
Arcturus is a former Anacondrai general who appeared in a flashback in the Episode 40 "Spellbound" of Ninjago: Masters of Spinjitzu. His spirit form appears in Episode 44 "The Corridor of Elders". Arcturus is an Anacondrai and has purple and black patterns. He has a snake like head and tail. He has green eyes and big, white fangs. Arcturus wears an snake-patterned belt, and the usual Anacondrai armor in golden, marking him the head of the Anacondrai generals.
Background
According to a flashback in "Spellbound", Arcturus was once the head general of the Anacondrai tribe of Serpentine, the strongest warriors of Ninjago. Originally, he and the other generals were going to make a truce with the people. However, Chen tricked both the humans and snakes, starting a battle between the two. Arcturus and the Anacondrai were victorious until the Sacred Flute was founded and used to combat the Serpentine, driving them into separated tombs. The Anacondrai generals were then brought to court. Arcturus then begged for mercy, but Garmadon banished the generals into the Cursed Realm.
In "The Corridor of Elders", Arcturus and the generals' ghosts return from the Cursed Realm after Garmadon was sent there to take their place and they defeated the fake Anacondrai. Arcturus then dubs Lloyd and the Ninja, the greatest warriors in all of Ninjago. He also compliments Pythor for assisting the Ninja and turns him back to his original size. He and the generals then descend to the Heavens.
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Notes
- There is a constellation named after him, as was Project Arcturus.
Appearances
TV Series
- Ninjago: Masters of Spinjitzu
- Season 3
- Codename: Arcturus (mentioned)
- Season 4
- Spellbound (flashback)
- The Corridor of Elders
- Season 7
- The Hatching (flashback)
- Season 3
Bizarro Cole
Bizzaro Cole was a Ninja created by Lord Garmadon to destroy the real Ninja.
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Bizarro Jay
- "By the way, did I mention that I kissed Nya?"
- ―Bizzaro Jay
Bizzaro Jay is a character in the Ninjago theme.
Background
He was a ninja created by Lord Garmadon to destroy the real ninja. Garmadon used his Mega Weapon on the ninja's old clothes to create the Bizzaro ninja. When the Bizzaro ninja attacked Sensei Wu, he was seen being hit by him. He posed as Jay and kissed Nya while he stole the Ultra Sonic Raider's keys. He was defeated by Jay when he said he kissed Nya.
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Bizzaro Kai
Bizzaro Kai was an evil ninja created by Lord Garmadon to destroy the real Ninja.
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Bizzaro Zane
- "My early assessment tells me you will be destroyed."
- ―The alternate Zane to Zane
Bizarro Zane was a ninja created by Lord Garmadon to destroy the real Ninja, but he was destroyed in the process. He looks like Zane in his ZX outfit.
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Captain Soto's Crew
Captain Soto's Crew is a crew of pirates and minor antagonists led by Captain Soto in Ninjago: Masters of Spinjitzu season two.
Some two hundred years before the time of the Ninja, Soto's crew and their Destiny's Bounty were the rivals of the Sky Pirates led by Nadakhan aboard the Misfortune's Keep. After besting their foes in battle, the Pirates were killed after No Eyed Pete crashed them into the cliffs of Ninjago, because the pirates were searching for the lost fabled Island of Darkness. Using the Mega Weapon, Lord Garmadon accidentally wished for them to be on alive once again however the Crew took over the ship, and locked Lord Garmadon and the Serpentine in the brig. Then they had a raid on Ninjago and kidnapped Darreth. The ninjas then saved Darreth and the pirates got away. The Pirates made a cameo in Ninjaball Run as part of the road race, they were the first to lose in the race.
First Mate
The First Mate is a Ninjago Pirate from Captain Soto's Crew.
Years before the ninja owned the Bounty, the Pirates did. He was left in charge of steering the ship. One day he left No Eyed Pete in charge and the ship crashed. The Crew went with. Years later Lord Garmadon created the Mega Weapon and wished the pirates back.
Appearances
- Ninjago: Masters of Spinjitzu
- Season 2
- Pirates vs. Ninja
- NinjaBall Run
- Season 2
No Eyed Pete
"Where? I can't see!"
-No-Eyed Pete
No Eyed Pete is a member of Captain Soto's pirate crew. He has two eye patches on both of his eyes and relies on a talking parrot to tell him what to do.
No Eyed Pete is left to steer Captain Soto's boat when he is preoccupied. Despite his parrot telling him where to steer, the boat crashes in Ninjago. Years later, Lord Garmadon resurrects Pete and the rest of the crew. The crew then lock Garmadon, and the Serpentine with him, in the bottom of the ship. Pete at one point fights Cole and is arrested by Ninjago city's police along with the rest of the crew.
Later, in the episode Ninjaball Run, he is driving the Pirate car with Captain Soto and a gunner. He crashes the car into a rock during the race, because he is blind, and the Darkley's boys knock his car around.
He is later seen in Kryptarium Prison with Captain Soto.
Appearances
- Ninjago: Masters of Spinjitzu
- Season 2
- Season 4
- Season 6
Trivia
• The parrot seems to lack intelligence or, at the very least, the ability to articulate proper orders, since all it says is "Right! Left! No, your other left!"
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Red Hat Pirate
The Red Hat Pirate is an unknown pirate from Captain Soto's Crew. He was introduced in 2012 in the TV show Ninjago: Masters of Spinjitzu.
Notes
- He has a a rice hat similar to Sensei Wu's but in a red color.
- He has pirate hooks for both hands.
Appearances
- Ninjago: Masters of Spinjitzu
- Season 2
- Pirates vs. Ninja
- Season 2
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Pirate 1
Pirate 1 is an unknown pirate from Captain Soto's Crew. He was introduced in 2012 in the TV show Ninjago: Masters of Spinjitzu.
Appearances
- Ninjago: Masters of Spinjitzu
- Season 2
- Pirates vs. Ninja
- Season 2
Pirate 2
Pirate 2 is an unknown pirate from Captain Soto's Crew. He was introduced in 2012 in the TV show Ninjago: Masters of Spinjitzu.
Notes
Appearances
- Ninjago: Masters of Spinjitzu
- Season 2
- Pirates vs. Ninja
- Season 2
Chuck
Chuck is a Ghost from the Ninjago series; Chuck is not actually his name, but rather was given to him by Cole. He was one of the students of Sensei Yang, along with Chris and Martin.
Appearances
Trivia
- In Tommy Andreason's unofficial Ninjago story Way of the Departed, the now mortal "Chuck" is reintroduced as a man named Jerahn, who becomes an associate of Seliel.
Dilara
Dilara was a member of the Sky Pirates, the love of Nadakhan, and an exact double for Nya in Ninjago: Masters of Spinjitzu.
History
Dilara served as the quartermaster aboard Misfortune's Keep, and had aspirations of marrying Nadakhan so that he could gain the power of infinite wishes for himself. However, that hope ended when they were defeated in battle by the Destiny's Bounty and Captain Soto's Crew, with Soto himself encountering Dilara and later recognizing her likeness in Nya. Nadakhan was imprisoned in the Teapot of Tyrahn and the rest of their crew scattered across the sixteen realms, with Dilara herself dying sometime after their defeat. Nya's resemblance to her later led Nadakhan to seek her hand.
Fenwick
Fenwick is a Ninjago: Masters of Spinjitzu antagonist who appeared in the episode "Kingdom Come." As the Master Writer of Cloud Kingdom, where destinies are written, he welcomed the Ninja to his home realm and showed them the workings of Cloud Kingdom. He also told them of the threat posed by The Preeminent, and claimed that Morro had defied destiny by escaping the Cursed Realm. However, he then tricked the Ninja by locking them in a room with the creature Nimbus to prevent them from interfering with Morro's obtaining the Sword of Sanctuary. Confident that his own "destiny [was] secure", he failed to account for the scribe Nobu, who rewrote Fenwick's destiny so that Nimbus would pursue him instead.
Khanjikhan
Khanjikhan (left) and Nadakhan.
Khanjikhan is the father of Nadakhan and a minor character in Ninjago: Masters of Spinjitzu.
History
Khanjikhan was the king of Djinjago, but became estranged from his son due to Nadakhan's piratic pursuits in the realm of Ninjago. The two were later reunited when Nadakhan returned to his home in "Enkrypted" only to find it falling apart, with Khanjikhan as the only visible surviving inhabitant. Khanjikhan explained to his son that with the destruction of the Cursed Realm, Djinjago's sister realm, Djinjago had become unstable and would share the same fate. He then gave his son the Sword of Souls, encouraging him to avenge their crumbling home. He declined the offer to depart, citing Nadakhan's own mannerisms by saying "A good captain always goes down with the ship."
Trivia
- Given the reversal of most of the events of Skybound, it can be presumed that Khanjikhan perished in the destruction of Djinjago, with the Sword of Souls being destroyed in the process.
The Mechanic
The Mechanic is a minor antagonist from Ninjago: Masters of Spinjitzu; he is a cyborg who previously worked for Chen and his Anacondrai Cultists.
History
In Enkrypted the Mechanic appears as one of the Kryptarium Inmates, having been imprisoned for his former employment which was terminated with Chen's defeat. After the Ninja were framed by Nadakhan and imprisoned, the Mechanic was one of several villains who confronted them, and was particularly interested in taking Zane apart. However, his plans were thwarted after the Ninja defeated him and his comrades.
In The Mask of Deception the Mechanic is shown to have been released or escaped from Kryptarium, and gets into a battle with Kai and Zane using a flamethrower attachment on his mechanical arm. However, he is subdued after Zane encases him in ice, though the Ninja inadvertently freezes his comrade as well.
Creatures
Alien Bugs
Alien Bugs are insects that live on a comet in Ninjago space. They are insects that can eat through metal.
Alien bugs are nameless parasite bugs that live on a comet. They are lime green with red eyes. They use wings to fly. They were first discovered by the scientists who found a meteorite that fell off the same comet where The Mega Weapon exploded onto after being destroyed by time paradox in Wrong Place, Wrong Time.
When ninja went to the space to stop General Cryptor's army to get the Golden Weapons back, they crashed on the same comet and got attacked by the bugs who chased them, trying to eat their spacesuits. In the end, the bugs ate the Arcturus ship leaving ninja stranded on the comet with no way back. In The Titanium Ninja, ninja used their elemental powers to kill remaining bugs and rebuild the spaceship.
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Notes
- They are the only known outer space life in Ninjago.
Anacondrai Serpent
The Anacondrai Serpent is a massive snake from the Ninjago: Masters of Spinjitzu series associated with Chen and his Anacondrai Cultists; it possesses many of the same features as the Anacondrai tribe of Serpentine but appears to be a standard snake apart from its size.
History
Shadow of Ronin
The Serpent appears during Kai's account of their adventures on Chen's island, though he erroneously described it as attacking them after they claimed Chen's staff.
LEGO Dimensions
In this game the Serpent falls under the control of Saruman, forcing the player to battle against the pair.
Appearance in LEGO Dimensions
Trivia
- Like the Ice Serpent, this snake has never been released in a physical set.
Colossi
The Colossi is "an enormous" creation of Lord Garmadon's who appears in "Big Trouble, Little Ninjago." [1]
Cragling
A Cragling is Ninjago Creature, very similar to Large Rock Monsters, such as Tremorox, Geolix, and Eruptorr from Power Miners. They also look similar to the Crystal King from Power Miners. They are made up of large rocks and boulders, have orange eyes, and usually gather in large groups. Sensei Wu and Lord Garmadon fought a large group of Craglings together. Although the Craglings are made of rock, they don't appear to be very strong considering that Sensei Wu destroyed one with a meteor hammer.
Appearances
- Ninjago: Masters of Spinjitzu
- Season 1
- Season 2
- Child's Play (toy)
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Electro Cobrai
- "Electro Cobrai. Although, they're extremely rare, they're extremely useful. "
- ―Pythor
Electro Cobrai are eel-like creatures that appear in the Lego Ninjago Masters of Spinjitzu episodes Blackout & The Curse of the Golden Master.
Description
Electro Cobrai are a blue eel-like aquatic creature that can power electronic devices. They were used by Pythor to reactivate the Overlord's Nindroids.
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Notes
- Pythor is fond of using them to power things.
- The Ninjago City Aquarium used to have some of these on display, until Pythor broke in and stole them.
Fangfish
The Fangfish is a type of fish that appears in Ninjago: Masters of Spinjitzu; a mutant variety debuts in the episode Winds of Change. The Ninja are called upon to capture it, and eventually succeed, though during a subsequent photo it manages to soak them with water from its tank. The creature later reappears during one of Kai's nightmares, where he sees it devouring Lloyd after he had promised to watch over the Green Ninja.
Geotonic Rock Monster
The Geotonic Rock Monster is a type of monster from the Ninjago: Masters of Spinjitzu series, inhabiting the sunken library of Hono Mizu. Several of them served as the various hazards guarding the Reversal Time Blade, and were faced by Kai and Nya when they sought to retrieve it. The two ninja were able to defeat them by combining their powers of Fire and Water, which caused the bodies of the monsters to shatter; they subsequently reformed but much smaller in stature.
Grundal
Grundalychus, otherwise known as the Grundal, were Dromaeosaurid Theropod's that roamed Ninjago before extinction. One Grundal briefly menaced Morro before he was saved by Sensei Wu, which the Master of Wind took as a sign that he was meant to be the Green Ninja. A Grundal was known to have been resurrected by Lord Garmadon. He did so by bringing its skeleton, which was stored in a museum, back to life using the Mega Weapon. When the potion was used, the Grundal was sent back to his own time, meaning he was destroyed at the present.
Description
Grundals were said to have hides tough enough to withstand ordinary weapons. They were also nocturnal, hunting at night, rumoured to only be destroyed with light.
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Mud Monster
A Mud Monster is a Ninjago creature, very similar to Rock Monsters from Power Miners, except that they are made out of Mud, not rock and crystals. Lord Garmadon ordered the Mud Monsters to attack Wu, but saved him by pulling him out of the Mud Monsters, only for the reason that Lloyd was in trouble. They appeared in the Episode: Once Bitten, Twice Shy.
Appearances
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Starteeth
Starteeth are Ninjago creatures. They are known for chewing holes through ships and sinking them.
Description
Starteeth resemble starfish, but with toothy mouths on the bottom for clamping onto and chewing through things. They are orange in colour. They can also chew through metal, as they did with the Leviathan's chain.
Appearances
- Ninjago: Masters of Spinjitzu
- Season 2
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Treehorn
A Treehorn was a tall spider-like creature in the world of Ninjago. They were seen only once and lived in cold, snowy mountains, among the trees.
Description
Treehorns were tall and white with grey splotches, with four long spindly legs and hooves for feet. Their bodies were thin and had short tails protruding from the back. They had long necks and narrow wedge-shaped heads with two oval-shaped red eyes. At first glance, among the snow-coated trees, the creatures looked very much like their namesake. They can kick opponents with their long legs like giraffes.
Background
Lead on by a mysterious falcon, the four ninja traveled through deserts, over mountains and finally into a snow-coated forest where a sign read "Beware of Treehorns". Kai reassured Zane by saying they were probably "wild squirrels". When the ninja heard them, Jay hoped they were "cute, tiny birds". Zane was still in his father's house, a secret place underneath the ground, when the ninja were surrounded.
The ninja surrounded by Treehorns
Kai spotted a comatose robot that had attacked Zane and been subdued earlier and realized that it was most likely built for the purpose of defending against Treehorns. The ninja were quickly overwhelmed. At that moment Zane exited his father's hideout and saw what was happening. Angry at the creatures for attacking his friends, he quickly dispatched of many Treehorns. The other ninja recovered and began to gain ground, driving the creatures back. The Treehorns retreated and regrouped as their queen arrived, the largest and most dangerous of all. It was then that Zane unlocked his true potential, freezing the Treehorn queen solid and sending the others scattering.
A view of a Treehorn's head
Notes
- It can be noted that progressing through the scene featuring Treehorns, their color schemes change from white to light blue, like Zane and NRG Zane.
Appearances
- Ninjago: Masters of Spinjitzu
- Season 2
- Tall Tales
- The Tall Tale of Flintlocke
Treehorn Queen
- "Their Queen..."
- ―Zane
- "There is nothing that will hold me back!"
- ―Zane before he attacks the Treehorn Queen and reaches his true potential.
Background
The Treehorn Queen is a large Treehorn, having more eyes, and is bigger. She was defeated by Zane, after discovering he was a robot, or a Nindroid, according to Jay. While unlocking his full potential, he suddenly lit up blue, and froze the Treehorn Queen. It is unknown what happened to the Queen after she was frozen. The other Treehorns fled.
Appearances
- Ninjago: Masters of Spinjitzu
- Season 2
Notes
- When attacking the Queen, Zane's eyes lit up light blue in the beam of light around him while unleashing his full potenial.
- The Treehorn Queen is only shown in the Episode Tick Tock.
- She has a different appearance than other Treehorns.
- Her legs are more spider like.
- She also has a wider face with several eyes.
Leviathan
The Leviathan is a huge sea-monster captured by Samukai in order to keep Dr. Julien in his prison. In The Last Voyage, he caught the Destiny's Bounty in his tentacles and was going to crush it until Zane jumped overboard and used Starteeth to free the creature.
Appearances
- Ninjago: Masters of Spinjitzu
- Season 2
- Season 5
- The Dark Island Trilogy
Notes
- The name Leviathan refers to a sea monster spoken of in the bible, in this case, similar to the Kraken, a squid like beast.[2]
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Nimbus
Nimbus is a creature introduced in the Ninjago: Masters of Spinjitzu episode Kingdom Come, where he is shown to be confined to a room in the Cloud Kingdom with various toys and other distractions. Fenwick later locked the Ninja in his dwelling in order to get them out of Morro's way so that the Ghost Warriors could claim the Sword of Sanctuary. The Ninja eventually escaped, but Nimbus was able to track them down later and attempted to recapture them. Fortunately, the young scribe Nobu was able to rewrite Fenwick's destiny, causing Nimbus to pursue the villain instead.
The Preeminent
The Preeminent is a major villain in the fifth season of Ninjago.
History
She was first mentioned in episode 49 "Peek-A-Boo", during a conversation with Morro and Bansha. She was later seen in "Kingdom Come", when the different realms of the Ninjago universe were being mentioned. It was revealed Morro and his allies Ghoultar, Bansha and Soul Archer are trying to release her because she has been trapped in the Cursed Realm, and she seeks to destroy all realms.
After Morro released her in episode 53 Curseworld Part I It was revealed she is the Cursed Realm itself, and its prisoners are merely trapped in its mouth. She destroys everything in her way except for ghosts. However, Nya unlocked her true potential, using the element of water to drown and killed the Preeminent. This also included all those banished in the Cursed Realm, including the ghosts, the Anacondrai cultists, and Garmadon.
Notes
- When the Ghosts make her an armor of buildings to protect her, her limbs' shape reminds those of the set 21109 Exo Suit.
Spykor
Spykor are Ninjago creatures. They resemble spiders.
Description
Spykors are black spiders with white faces and red eyes. They have a skull sign on their backs.They have the ability to make spider webs, climb on them, and use poison. They live in the Underworld, and in Ninjago: Masters of Spinjitzu they attacked ninjas when they tried to reach Garmadon's fortress. Lloyd later had to deal with them while pursuing Morro across the Sixteen Realms in "Curseworld, Part II."
Spinjitzu Smash
Spykors appear in Spinjitzu Smash! and Spinjitzu Smash DX online games. They appear as enemies. In Spinjitzu Smash DX, Spykor leader captured Nya.
Walliper
The Walliper is a type of animal featured in Ninjago: Masters of Spinjitzu, identified specifically as a Yak. Kai, Jay, Cole, and Zane ride several of these animals in Ghost Story as they make their way towards Stiix; one of the animals eats Kai's breakfast, and it (or another) follows the rest of the Wallipers despite Kai attempting to direct it elsewhere. One of the animals is later turned into a ghost by Wrayth. In Peak-a-Boo, during their ascent of the Wailing Alps, Jay spots another Walliper and mistakes it for a Goat; when Kai corrects him, he suggests that it might actually be a Cow.
