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The ninjas are elemental masters: Kai possesses the fire element, Jay lightning, Zane ice, Cole earth, Lloyd energy, and Nya water. They are good friends and allies throughout the series. The ninja are skilled in the martial arts of Spinjitzu and Airjitzu. They can also unleash the Elemental Dragons as one means of transport. When the Ninja combine their Spinjitzu, they can form the Tornado of Creation. As of Dragons Rising, Lloyd is the current leader and master of the team after their previous master, Master Wu, dissapeared after the Merge. Five new young rookies would join the ninja, with their names being Arin, Sora, Wyldfyre, Riyu, and Frak. Three of them are elemental masters, with Sora being Technology, Wyldfyre is Heat, and Frak, who join the team after Season 2, is Quake. Arin is a young self-taught Spinjitzu prodigy, being the only ninja without an elemental power. Riyu is a young dragon that were founded by Arin and Sora who is able to charge up Elemental Powers to become more powerful.

Ninjago: Masters of Spinjitzu: The first two seasons see Kai, Cole, Jay and Zane as the original ninjas on the team. When Garmadon’s henchmen capture Nya, Wu brought Kai to the monastery in order for the latter to be trained into a ninja. At the end of the first pilot episode, the trainee gets ambushed by three black-robed ninja while he was brushing his teeth. They eventually overpower Kai, but Wu stops them. The teacher uses Spinjitzu to change their clothes into their elemental colors, and tells them that they are chosen to defeat Garmadon. The five set off to find the Golden Weapons and rescue Nya. After Kai found his true potential and rescues Lloyd, the four found a new ally in the latter, who is destined to become the Green Ninja. With Garmadon disappearing after destroying the Great Devourer, the five continue to train Lloyd until the time he can face the Overlord. In the third season, Zane dealt the final blow to the Overlord’s final transformation, the Golden Master, at the cost of his life. The ninja held a memorial and built a statue in memory of him. The next season has the rest of the ninja set out to Chen’s island to participate in the Tournament of Elements, as well as to rescue what remains of the Ninja of Ice. They held the army of pseudo-Anacondrai at the Corridor of Elders until Garmadon summons the generals. In the fifth season, it is revealed that Kai and Nya’s mother was the original master of water, so Wu trains Nya into succeeding her. She would later become the sixth member once reaching her true potential during "Curse World, Part II". In the Oni Trilogy, The original four get separate from Lloyd and Nya after Harumi brought back Garmadon and took over Ninjago. They came back once Wu aged enough to help defeat the Colossus, allowing Lloyd to regain his powers from his father. The six, including Wu and his brother, defend the monastery from an army of Oni, culminating in them creating a large Tornado of Creation. In the eleventh season, with Zane unexpectedly teleporting to the Never Realm, the other five follow to rescue and bring the nindroid back home. In the thirteenth season, the ruler of Shintaro invites the ninja and Wu to his kingdom, only to be betrayed. Finding allies on the way, they set out of return to the surface, with Cole eventually deciding the final battle using two swords and the Spinjitzu Burst previously used by his mother. Due to Nya merging with the sea in Seabound to save Ninjago, she became the first to leave the group. The ninja held a memorial for her with their allies attending too. However, in final season, the ninja freed Aspheera to drain Nya’s powers to return her back to a human. After she regains her powers again, she and the rest of the ninja defeat the Crystal King and his army. After the battle, they rebuild the monastery with the help of their allies. Other than the main six ninja, Dareth, Skylor, and Nelson are honorary members of the team.

Ninjago: Dragons Rising: The ninja get separated during The Merge, landing in different parts of the Merged Realms. Lloyd and Kai would reunite with each other in Ninjago, Nya landed in an unknown realm, Cole landed in the Realm of Lost Things, Zane gets contained in a pod in Imperium’s monastery, and Jay losses his memories and joins the Administrations in the Kingdom of Madness. A few years after The Merge happened, two young teenagers name Arin and Sora would be trained under Lloyd and become ninjas. Later on, Lloyd would free Wyldfyre from Imperium’s prison and join the ninja team becoming a student mentored by Kai. During their adventures, they would find the rest of the ninja team along the way, except Jay. During the Tournament of the Sources, the ninja would reunite with Jay, but he has no memory of them and is on Lord Ras’s side. He's also shattered his goodness for good. After he was banished by Ras, the ninja hopes to go find him to heal his shattered soul and bring him back to the team. At the end of the tournament, Arin would leave the ninja to join Ras. Later on, Frak, a participant of the tournament and one of Arin's best friends, would be trained as a ninja student. In the middle of Season 3 in the episode "The Shatter Dragon", Sora would later join Arin and Ras after she reunited with him. However upon discovering that Ras was planning to use Sora as a sacrifice, the two would leave him and return with the Ninja. Jay would also return, but he claims he is not a Ninja and just joins them on their mission to find Arin's parents and hunt Ras. From the episode "The Hollow Ones" onwards, Zane would leave with PIXAL to go explore the Merged Lands together, but promises to be in contact with them with the Messenger Dragons their ally Roby lend them.

The Ninjas are the friendship between Jay, Kai, Zane, Cole, Lloyd, Nya, Arin, Sora, Wyldfyre, Frak, Euphrasia, and Riyu from the Ninjago fandom. Status of Relationship: Teammates/Close friends, as close as family Former member (Jay) Siblings (Jiang-Smith Siblings) Formerly together (Jaya) Best Friends (BruiseShipping/Sci-Pie Duo/TangerineShipping) Mentor and students (WyldFlame Duo/Lloyd and his students) Type (?): Friendship Also Known As: Ninja, Ninja Team, Secret Ninja Force, The Ninjagos, Masters of Spinjitzu, Fruit-colored Ninja Tropes: Family of Choice True Companions

The Ninjas are the friendship between Jay, Kai, Zane, Cole, Lloyd, Nya, Arin, Sora, Wyldfyre, Frak, Euphrasia, and Riyu from the Ninjago fandom. The ninja (also known as the Masters of Spinjitzu) are a group of warriors, mostly Elemental Masters, that were trained in the art of Spinjitzu by Master Wu. They were formed around a time when the youngest son of the First Spinjitzu Master realized he could no longer defend his father's world alone, and thus assembled the chosen ones destined to protect the land of Ninjago, and later the Merged Lands. The original iteration initially composed of Cole, Zane, Jay and Kai, led by Wu, but were later joined by the fabled Green Ninja of prophecy, Lloyd, and Kai's younger sister, Nya, who originally aided the ninja as Samurai X, and later became the Elemental Master of Water, with the mantle of Samurai X being later adopted by Nindroid ally, P.I.X.A.L.. Over time, the teenage heroes grew from children into mature young adults, discovering their origins, unlocking their True Potential, defeating menacing villains, and some even found true love. After a cataclysmic event known as The Merge scattered the original ninja and their closest allies across the Merged Lands, Lloyd took on a new generation of ninja students in Arin, Sora, Riyu, Wyldfyre, and Frak, whilst gradually reuniting with the other ninja, with the Loyalist assault being the battle that brought both the old ninja and the new ninja all together, with Euphrasia, a long time ally of the ninja, joining the team after the battle.

Lord Ras (Age: 10 ("The Forest of Spirits"), 25 ("Absolute Power"), 45 ("The Merge: Part 1"), 46 ("The Blood Moon"), 47 ("The Missing"), 48 ("The Whispering Wood")): Lord Ras serves as the main antagonist, and the Wolf Clan serves as the villainous faction of the season. Lord Ras is an anthropomorphic tiger from the Wyldness, and the last living descendent of Zarkar. He was trained by an unknown master and chosen for his plan to conquer all the Source Dragons to reverse the Merge. Before the Merge, Ras came to Imperium and assisted Empress Beatrix to gain control of the kingdom by assassinating her father, becoming the leader of the Claws of Imperium afterwards. Despite being a capable commander and a highly professional warrior, he has failed to stop Arin, Sora, and Lloyd from freeing and escaping with the dragons Imperium had captured. Consequently, Ras was stripped of his title as leader of the Claws and imprisoned for his failures by Empress Beatrix, who now decided to do the job herself. During the MergeQuake Storm, Ras managed to escape his cell and, in the aftermath, recruited Jordana for her achievement in extracting energy from a Source Dragon on behalf of his master. A year after the Liberation of Imperium, Ras traversed the Forest of Spirits with Jordana and used the Source Dragon energy to open the Shadow Dojo. He reassembled the Wolf Clan and attacked the Cloud Kingdom and the Land of Lost Things, seeking to free the Forbidden Five during the Ritual of the Blood Moon, but only succeeded in releasing Nokt. Lord Ras is a humanoid tiger with black fur and pink stripes all over his body. On the face, these stripes are only in the forehead area and under his red eyes, which are surrounded by gray fur that resemble eyebrows. He also has four large white fangs protruding from his mouth. His chin hair is braided into a small black braid akin to a beard and he has three white claws on his feet. On certain occasions such as during the Blood Moon, or when he is empowered by his master, all of his pink stripes change color to red along with his hands and he gains extra strength. As a result of his battle with Nokt following the return of the Forbidden Five, Ras attained a scar over the left side of his face. When Ras became leader of the Wolf Clan, he switched to a black kimono with gray trims under a dark purple sash with silver symbols and light blue edges complete with a new dark purple armor and gloves. His boots have gray and light blue detailing and his new kimono has a plating of the same blue color that bears the Wolf Clan symbol. The back of his kimono has a large light blue crescent symbol with his name written in silver in Ninjargon. When he is angry or the Blood Moon rises, his stripes and hands turn red. Ras is a very manipulative and intimidating tiger humanoid. When he was a child in the Wyldness, Ras was abandoned until he met his master. During the long years they spent together, Ras learned from his master that strength was all that mattered and decided to fulfill his master's plan, even if it took years. As pointed out by Nokt and Rox, Ras is sometimes too blind to see the truth right in front of him, being blinded by the thought of his own cleverness and the perfection of his master's plan. Ras can also be quite prideful and sometimes pick the wrong battles, as he was prepared to fight Nokt (who had just accumulated all of the Elemental Powers in the Tournament of the Sources), Rox (possessing Jordana), and the entire Wolf Clan corrupted by the latter. Ras' main philosophy comes from what his master had taught him, believing that strength is the most important thing in the world and it is the only way to solve any issues and how to become the greatest. As Arin points out, due to this, Ras has anger management issues, as he always tries to solve everything by fighting instead of talking. Ras doesn't care about anyone or anything except for himself, as he sees everyone only as a device for gaining his goals and after having no use for them, he abandons them.

Wyldfyre Jiang-Smith (Age: 14 ("Mindless Beasts"), 15 ("Shattered Dreams"), 16 ("The Missing"), 17 ("The Whispering Wood")) Wyldfyre is the current Elemental Master of Heat, the girlfriend of Roby Fengxian, a feral child raised by a tribe of Lava Dragons in the Lava Wastes, and a current ninja student. Her primary care taker was Heatwave, who loved her as a daughter since she was a child. She was later adopted by the Ninja Kai Jiang-Smith and his wife, Skylor but not in a way that replaces Heatwave as her father. She is currently dating Roby, the gamemaster of the Tournament of Sources. She is the only ninja who doesn't perform Spinjitzu. She came to the Wyldness via a mysterious crash landing, where she was raised by her Caregiver bot and Heatwave. Following the Merge, Wyldfyre assumed the role of the Elemental Master of Heat. When the Claws of Imperium managed to capture Heatwave, Wyldfyre ventured into Imperium, though she herself was later captured. Lloyd rescued Wyldfyre from the Imperium Prison, but she was initially hostile and attacked him, mistaking him for an oppressive Imperian. However, upon witnessing Lloyd's efforts to save her from the Imperium Guards, Wyldfyre formed an alliance with him. Together, they worked towards liberating the majority of dragons captured by the Claws. She then joined the Ninja team. Later, she and Kai ventured into the Wyldness to retrieve the purple Dragon Core. However, they were ambushed by the Lava-Tides, Dorama and his stagehands. Fortunately, with Heatwave's help, they managed to escape and obtain the Dragon Core. To their dismay, they later realized that said Dragon Core was a counterfeit, and Dorama possessed the genuine one. In response, Wyldfyre, along with the other ninja, returned to Imperium to retrieve the Cores and joined the Resistance to thwart Beatrix. Following the MergeQuake Storm, Wyldfyre and Kai discovered that they possessed different elemental powers. Around a year after joining the team, Wyldfyre accompanied them to the Cloud Kingdom, where they encountered Ras and the Wolf Clan. A battle ensued, leaving Wyldfyre with a broken leg. Despite this, Wyldfyre stowed away aboard the Destiny's Bounty, eager to learn Spinjitzu and Rising Dragon, but Rontu told the former to rest her injuries and revealed to her that she is the master of Heat. During the others' training, Wyldfyre discovered Egalt was suffering from Wasting Sickness and was able to get him to open up before the Blood Moon arose, turning both dragons to stone. Returning to her home realm, Wyldfyre, along with Kai and Sora, attempted to infiltrate the ritual that would bring back the Forbidden Five. They freed the sacrifices using disguises to blend in. They managed to stop the ritual, but at the cost of her mentor, Kai, being sent to the Nether-Space. During her need to vent her anger, Wyldfyre discovered three baby dragons and took them to their mother. She then returned to the Monastery of Spinjitzu and aspired to take on Kai's mantle as the Red Ninja. After learning three Arc Dragons have been murdered, Wyldfyre and the ninja infiltrate the City of Temples to find the culprit. There, the ninja meet Roby, with whom Wyldfyre developed a relationship. During the tournament, Wyldfyre faced Cinder but lost, resulting in the loss of her Elemental Powers. After a few days, Wyldfyre joined the investigation of the Arc Dragons' deaths, only to discover that the tournament was rigged by Bleckt. With the help of an Elemental Master named Zur, she managed to thwart Ras' plan. When the rest of the Forbidden Five were released, Wyldfyre and the ninja attempted to fight back. As Kai returned, Roby took the seized powers from Nokt and restored them to their rightful owners, including Wyldfyre. The Forbidden Five then retreated, taking Ras with them, with Arin following after him, leaving them marooned in another realm after the destruction of the portal gate. Wyldfyre reunited with Kai, and she and Roby officially become a couple before Wyldfyre returned to the monastery. Weeks later, Wyldfyre joins Kai and Nya on their search for Jay, which leads gets into trouble with Lightning-Tides and ultimately leads them to a clue. However, their search is interrupted when Kur and Dragonian Trackers attack the City of Temples to find a Prismatic Blade, leaving Roby decayed in the process. While Kai and Nya reunite with the other ninja, Wyldfyre stays, looking for a method to heal her boyfriend. She eventually discovers that her heat can be a cure and she successfully saves him. Afterwards she catches up to the other ninja in the First Land just after the forbidden five collect all the prismatic blades, which leads to a battle between the ninja (alongside Arin and Jay) and Thunderfang. After Arin kills the Shatter Dragon, he and Sora go with Ras in hopes of bringing back Arin's supposedly dead parents. But when the ninja return to the monastery with Jay, the latter discloses that Arin's parents are still alive. She wore her Tournament of Sources suit because she decided to take the mantle of the “red ninja.” Her suit consisted of a red kimono-inspired robe with celadon green accents, an orange undershirt and matching belt, and bronze colored armor on her chest and shoulders. She also added on black gloves and switched to a half up half down hairstyle.Wyldfyre is hotheaded with a short temper and very limited patience bred from a life raised in the wild. She would rather fight than use her head, even when she has no chance of winning and the odds are severely against her. She's also unintentionally disrespectful as she insulted Kai upon meeting him and seeing him use his powers for the first time. She has no filter and usually says whatever comes to mind, no matter how it may come across. Despite her flaws, Wyldfyre is always willing to lay down her life and listen to reason if it means protecting Heatwave or her new found family. Before, the dragon was the only being she cared about until she met the ninja. She learned to appreciate and care for them and show particular affection for her mentor Kai. When he disappeared into Nether Space, she cried alongside Nya, indicating that she does have concern for him. Despite the loss of her mentor, she used this as an opportunity to get closer to other members of the team such as Nya. She shows empathy for others throughout the show, displaying that she can be caring despite being seemingly self-centered. She also enjoys playing pranks on others, often not realizing how hurtful or dangerous they can be.

Frak Slitherbottom Garmadon (Age: 10 ("The Merge: Part 1"), 16 ("Enter the City of Temples"), 17 ("The Missing"), 18 ("The Whispering Wood")): Fracture "Frak" Slitherbottom[2] is a Serpentine hybrid of both the Constrictai and Venomari tribes,[1] Arin's childhood best friend, the current Elemental Master of Quake, Ras' former student, the adoptive son of Lloyd and Harumi Garmadon and adoptive brother of Euphrasia Garmadon, Sora Garmadon and Arin Nived Garmadon, and a current ninja student. He competed in the Tournament of the Sources alongside the other Elemental Masters of his generation under the Wolf Clan banner with Ras as his master. Following his defeat in the Tournament and his refusal to use a Wolf Mask, Ras kicked him out of the Clan. Frak eventually joined the ninja at the end of the Tournament after he helped them fight the Wolf Mask Warriors, becoming Lloyd's third student. After becoming part of the ninja, Frak faced the likes of the Forbidden Five, Thunderfang, and the Dragonians. He was later stranded in a mysterious realm with Sora, Riyu and Wyldfyre after Ras tampered with the portal gates. After a skirmish in Umbrasilvis with the Loyalists, he later partook in the Loyalist assault to stop Beatrix from reclaiming her throne. Frak is a young hybrid Serpentine, being half-Venomari, half-Constrictai, with legs and skin composed of oranges scales and a lime crest at the back of his head. He has the same head shape as the snake warriors and the eel Merlopians but with a shorter neck. He has lime eyes, a reddish forked tongue, and two fangs sticking out of his mouth like all Serpentine. Unlike many of his peers, he and his parents wears classic clothes. During the Tournament of Sources, Frak wears both the tournament tracksuit and a gray Wolf Clan robe with purple details similar to Cinder’s outfit, crimson gloves, and a dark gray Wolf Clan armor that has a collar surrounding his neck, a right shoulder pad of the same color, and three blue claws in place of the left. His robe also has a purple belt with a red and gray Wolf Clan emblem on the right side. The same emblem is also likely located on the back of his robe. As a ninja, Frak wore at first a black and lime dojo gi with a snake-themed emblem of the same lime color on the back and then after Thunderfang's banishment to the Spectral Lands, a grey and lime suit with a lime hood/mask combo. Frak is a brave, friendly, compassionate, caring, good-natured and honest person who strongly believes in doing what is right. Even as a kid, he helped Arin when he was bullied, which shows his kind nature. He is also a bit naive, since at some point after the Merge, he was manipulated by Lord Ras and recruited to the Wolf Clan so he could attend the Tournament of the Sources. However, he refused to wear a Wolf Mask during a match because it went against his beliefs and because Arin revealed that the Wolf Mask eventually shatters all goodness in the user's soul if the Gong is used enough times. This shows that he has a strong sense of honor and that he values his morals more than following orders. Even when facing challenges, Frak stays strong and determined. He is also very loyal to his friends, always standing by them no matter what. Very much like Arin, Frak is a great admirer of the Ninja, especially Cole (his favorite). Despite initially siding with Ras' team, Frak never once showed hostility against his heroes, considering it a great honor to fight against Cole and even seeking his advice about using the latter's element, even if that caused problems with Ras. After joining the Ninja and becoming Lloyd's student, Frak had some difficulty in separating himself from Ras' teachings, but his dedication allowed him to adopt the Ninja's fighting style of relying on other sources of strength, not just physical. Additionally, due to previously being one of Ras' students, Frak would try to prove himself worthy, with that sometimes leading to some unfortunate results. However, Frak ultimately proves himself as a decent person where he shows a great deal of remorse for causing Arin to stray, and he took it upon himself to blame himself for the mess. Additionally, when Frak reunites with Arin, he shows no hostility and accepts his rejection since Frak acknowledges his mistakes. Despite being friendly and easygoing, Frak is often bad at social cues and often fumbles at small talk as Sora would point out. However, he is extremely passionate for the art of pie-baking, having accumulated binders of entire recipes and he gets excited about passing along his knowledge to Sora, the same way he did with Arin. He is also a fan of Intelligent George much like Arin, believing in conspiracies (like gravity not existing) and being afraid of supernatural things such as living puppets (resulting in Frak developing a phobia of them), the Oni, and even dark locations like the Spectral Lands. Frak also seems to have developed a crush on Sora, as when Zane said that he was having trouble finding the most attractive and intelligent member of the ninja, Frak mistook him for Sora and stated that she was already here. More of that is hinted when he is reunited with Sora, he expressed how he was so worried about her that he couldn't even sleep, with him then awkwardly adding that the others may not have been able to sleep as well. During their journey to Djinjago, when Sora tried to rehearse the notes they would need to play to awaken one of the halves of the Arc Dragon of Focus, Frak tried to harmonize with her, with the first attempt failing before he managed to do it properly. And when fightning Kur and the Spectral Dragonians, he feared he would not have another chance, he attempted to tell her his feelings towards her, but, at the last moment, got nervous, chickened out and came out with a feeble excuse by telling her that he ate all the yogurt in the Monastery fridge. Even if Frak tries to hide it, he possesses a great deal of insecurity and vulnerability, which he masks with bits of knowledge and a little of fake confidence. It's later revealed that the root of his insecurity is his own father, Reginald, with whom he has a very much complicated relationship. Despite not spending much time with his dad growing up due to him working hard to earn recognition as an archeologist and adventurer, in the time they were together, Frak had to endure his father's perfectionism and condescendance, which hindered his own self-confidence. These also caused him to develop a lot of resentment towards Reginald, which only got worse when the latter didn't make an effort to help his own son and his friends when they were put on trial for being suspected of being connected with the monster that attacked Umbrasilvis. It's highly possible this resentment is what fueled his moves back when he was Ras' student.

Euphrasia Garmadon (Age: 15 ("Writers of Destiny"), 16 ("Shattered Dreams"), 17 ("The Missing"), 18 ("The Whispering Wood")): Euphrasia is a Writer of Destiny, the current Elemental Master of Wind, an aodptive daughter of Lloyd Garmadon, the adoptive sister of Arin Nived Garmadon, Riyu Garmadon and Sora Garmadon and Frak Garmadon, and a ninja student. She was also the daughter of Morro who was thrusted through a time portal by an unknown entity. She was born in the Cloud Kingdom and received the Elemental Power of Wind after the Merge. She chose to hide her powers and focus on being a Writer of Destiny, however, with the help of the ninja, she decided to use them to save her kingdom when it was attacked. This act ultimately triggered a process of modernization in the Cloud Kingdom, while Euphrasia became the protector of her kingdom. As a Writer of Destiny, she specialized in studies of the Wyldness in its Late Medieval Period. Following the Loyalist assault, Euphrasia joined the ninja team. As a Writer of Destiny she feels extremely uncomfortable with her Elemental Power at first. She hides it because she fears it will get her banished from the Cloud Kingdom. After a conversation with Arin and Sora and a threat from a flying, one-eyed giant monster, her fears and worries are blown away. Together with the ninja, Euphrasia unleashes her power and saves her home! Euphrasia is a teenage girl with long black hair in cornrows tied into a large afro bun. She has thin, arched eyebrows, defined eyelashes, and pink lipsticks. As a Cloud Monk, she wore a traditional Cloud Kingdom uniform which consisted of dark brown-gray pants, a hooded light gray robe with a dark gray layer and golden trims, a white top underneath, and a rope-like cord tied at the chest and used as a belt. For most of the time, she wore her gray hood over her head. During the Tournament of the Sources, Euphrasia switched to white pants and tunic with azure straps and belt ornamented by a round gold medallion in the center that bore a wind-like symbol. On top of that, she wore a sleeveless light blue robe or cloak with swirling white patterns. The outfit also included a white hood, although she never wore it. As a Writer of Destiny, Euphrasia believed that every word she wrote mattered. Even after she discovered her Elemental Powers, she continued to follow her beliefs and refused to give up writing, fearing exile from the Cloud Kingdom. However, Euphrasia demonstrated that she will rise up when needed, as shown in her battle against the tentacled beasts. Once she realized her powers could help save the Cloud Kingdom, she decided not to hide them any longer.

Lloyd Garmadon (Age: 11 ("Rise of the Snakes"), 13 ("The Surge"), 14 ("The Invitation"), 15 ("Infamous"), 16 ("Day of the Departed"), 17 ("The Mask of Deception"), 18 ("Wasted True Potential"), 19 ("Would You Like to Enter Prime Empire?"), 20 ("Farewell the Sea"), 21 ("The Merge: Part 1"; flashback), 26 ("The Merge: Part 1"), 27 ("The Blood Moon"), 28 ("The Missing"), 29 ("The Whispering Wood")): Lloyd Montgomery Garmadon is the legendary Green Ninja and the Elemental Master of Energy. He is Garmadon and Misako's son, Wu's nephew, and the First Spinjitzu Master's grandson. He is a hybrid, descended from Oni and dragons on his father's side and humans on his mother's side. Lloyd has mid-length, blond tousled hair, and brown arched eyebrows. His eyes are visibly green, and occasionally glow when he uses his powers. Lloyd is the wise leader of the team and is fully dedicated to the way of the ninja. Once a mischievous and easily distracted child trying to follow in his evil father's footsteps, after becoming the Green Ninja, he has since grown into a quiet and mature young man. He is deeply fond of his friends and family and will stop at nothing to defend them, even prioritizing their safety over his own. He is goodhearted and at times naïve, making him an easy target of deception by his enemies. Lloyd is one of the calmer and mellowed members of the team. He has been through much tragedy in his life, but has taken it in stride and channels his losses into becoming a better ninja.After meeting Harumi for the first time, Lloyd immediately felt an attraction towards her. This would cause him to act awkwardly at her presence, especially in their interactions. His feelings for her only got deeper after he, while in a misguided attempted to save her, ended up discovering Harumi would occasionally give food to the poor. However, the major difference in their respective status was an obstacle to any potential romance that could have started between them, something that left Lloyd very sad. This would then change after the Palace was attacked by the Sons of Garmadon, resuting in the emperor and empress' respective deaths. Harumi was taken in by the Ninja, especially to protect her. This allowed Lloyd to get even closer to her and his feelings grow even more. However, it would later be revealed Harumi was manipulating Lloyd, taking advantage of his feelings for her to infiltrate the Ninja and use him to get the last Oni Mask. Being betrayed by Harumi caused Lloyd no small amount of grief. The revelation was hurtful and left Lloyd conflicted about what to do, leading to him being captured and used on Harumi's ceremony. Being the kind person he is, it is rare for Lloyd to be cold to someone... but he made an exception for Harumi.

Nya Jiang-Smith (Age: 13 ("Way of the Ninja"), 14 ("Rise of the Snakes"), 16 ("The Surge"), 17 ("The Invitation"), 18 ("Infamous"), 19 ("Day of the Departed"), 20 ("The Mask of Deception"), 21 ("Wasted True Potential"), 22 ("Would You Like to Enter Prime Empire?"), 23 ("The Call of Home"), 24 ("The Merge: Part 1"; flashback), 29 ("Beyond Madness"), 30 ("The Blood Moon"), 31 ("The Missing"), 32 ("The Whispering Wood")) Nya is the current Elemental Master and Ninja of Water, Kai's younger sister, and Ray Smith and Maya Jiang's daughter. She was named after a brave Merlopian warrior named Nyad,[2] the first Elemental Master of Water. Upon meeting Master Wu, Nya and Kai joined him in his quest to protect Ninjago. As her brother trained to be a ninja, Nya grew tired of being left out from the team and created the identity of Samurai X. During this time, Nya began to start a relationship with her teampate Jay. She helped fight the Serpentine and later the Stone Army, who corrupted her using Dark Matter. After the Overlord's defeat, Nya was purified but faced new problems when a love triangle formed between her, Jay, and Cole. Wu trained Nya to harness her element of Water. Though her training troubled her at first, she unlocked her True Potential and destroyed the Preeminent. Nya has long dark hair kept in a ponytail, with long bangs, pale pink lipstick, and small dimples on her cheeks. She has a beauty mark on her right cheek. When in casual wear seen in "The Mask of Deception", "The Explorers Club", "Ninjago City vs. Ninja" and "Kryptarium Prison Blues", she has a leather jacket over a white shirt with blue stripes and dark blue jeans. The color of her ponytail scrunchies changes often. Although she was not trained as a ninja early on, Nya is very capable of defending herself. She did not like the fact that so much focus is put on the ninja, so she resolved to become a hero in her own way, which she did by becoming Samurai X, and is highly independent, desiring the choice and ability to choose her own identity and destiny. She also gets annoyed when people look at her differently because she's a girl within a prominently male group, as shown in "Infamous" and "The Mask of Deception." She dislikes being labeled by association, like "Jay's girlfriend" or "Kai's sister," choosing to be her own person. Sometimes, she gets annoyed by Kai's protectiveness, but their bond as siblings is very strong. They support each other in many ways, despite Kai remarking in Season 1 about why his sister had to tag along, which Nya took lightly. Many episodes reveal she is highly intelligent, as she was able to create the Samurai armor and several types of technology, and she was able to pinpoint the location of Serpentine Tombs. She is also more interested in fighting and training, as shown in "Wrong Place, Wrong Time," where Kai only trained to be a ninja because Nya wanted to. It seemed that Nya was aware of Jay's crush on her very early on, such as when she nodded to Jay's offer to walk to the junkyard in "Snakebit," and by "Once Bitten, Twice Shy," she revealed that she returned his feelings. She may also have too much faith in machinery, or is easily influenced by them. In Season 3, she allowed a matchmaking machine to get between her and Jay by introducing Cole as a potential love interest. It seems she considered it in that season, but ultimately chose Jay. However, this process took a few seasons as Nya tried to separate herself from being solely a love interest for the main ninja.

Kai Jiang-Smith (Age: 15 ("Way of the Ninja"), 16 ("Rise of the Snakes"), 18 ("The Surge"), 19 ("The Invitation"), 20 ("Infamous"), 21 ("Day of the Departed"), 22 ("The Mask of Deception"), 23 ("Questing for Quests"), 24 ("Would You Like to Enter Prime Empire?"), 25 ("Farewell the Sea"), 26 ("The Merge, Part 1"; flashback), 31 ("Beyond Madness"), 32 ("The Shatter Dragon"), 33 ("The Whispering Wood")) Kai is the current Elemental Master and Ninja of Fire, Nya's older brother, Skylor's former boyfriend,[2] Ray Smith and Maya Jiang's son, and mentor of Wyldfyre. He and his younger sister worked as blacksmiths in their father's blacksmith shop Four Weapons all their life until they met Master Wu. With his guidance, Kai learned Spinjitzu. Typically preferring red attire, Kai has tall, thick spiky brown hair, shaped like a flame, He is often seen with a focused expression on his face, with a scar visible on his right eyebrow and a bandage above his left, which has been there for a long time, possibly because he thinks it looks cool.Fittingly for his elemental affinity, Kai is very hot-headed, prone to taking action before he thinks things through. He is capable of making careful observations when the need arises, but his emotions often override his caution. His single-mindedness made interaction with his teammates difficult at first (especially due to his worry about Nya), but he eventually learned to work with the other ninja. He can be very cocky at times, especially earlier in his career as a ninja, sometimes even to the point of selfishness, insisting that he is better than others, gloating about his victory, or yelling about his failures. He seems to have a large ego as he wanted to be the Green Ninja and lead the team. He eventually grew out of this for the most part, though he occasionally lapses back into a similar mindset. But those emotions are also when his strength is greatest, especially when protecting those he cares about. Kai's personality represents caution, growth, safety, and warmth. He may not say it much, but he deeply cares about his loved ones and will do anything to protect them, even if he must sacrifice himself, which is why he's so overconfident.

Zane Roberts-Julien (Age: 0 ("Tick Tock"), 25 ("Tick Tock"), 35 ("Snake Jaguar"), 38 ("The Last Voyage"), 39 ("The Golden Weapon"), 40 ("Way of the Ninja"), 41 ("Rise of the Snakes"), 43 ("The Surge"), 44 ("The Invitation"), 45 ("Infamous"), 46 ("Day of the Departed"), 47 ("The Mask of Deception"), 48 ("Vengance is Mine!"), 108 ("The Never-Realm") (due to being sent back in time by Aspheera), 109 ("Upgrade"), 110 ("Farewell the Sea"), 111 ("The Merge: Part 1"), 116 ("The Calm Inside"), 117 ("Elements of Betrayal"), 118 ("The Missing"), 119 ("The Whispering Wood")) (Species: Nindroid): Zane is Nindroid male from the realm of Ninjago, the White Ninja and the Elemental Master of Ice, as well as the first Nindroid ever created, by inventor Dr. Julien. When he was stranded in the Never-Realm and his mind was erased, Zane was briefly the Ice Emperor. He is the boyfriend of P.I.X.A.L., the best friend of Jay Walker and Cole, and a close friend of Lloyd Garmadon, Kai and Nya Jiang-Smith, Skylor and his mentor, Master Wu. Zane was recruited by Master Wu, and learned Spinjitzu. Usually seen in white clothing, Zane's Titanium form has silver hair in a tall flat-top/crew cut hairstyle with no sideburns, and sharp eyebrows. He has glowing blue eyes which are optical sensors and is usually seen with straight-faced expression, reflective of his robotic nature. He had a control panel in his chest which he could open up, containing switches for vision, audio, voice, power, memory, and humor—he also had a set of switches in his arm. In Rebooted ("The Art of the Silent Fist"), his power source is found in his chest. Between Legacy of the Green Ninja and Rebooted, his interior was upgraded. It appears differently from its original design, with his power source visible and located where his heart would be and the old-fashioned switches and gears have been replaced with a more modern, wired look. The updated design was continued over to his titanium form, albeit now two-dimensional, and the power source design also appeared on his back in his first titanium design. In Sons of Garmadon ("Dead Man's Squall"), a computer scan of his body shows him having lungs. When he was introduced, Zane is undoubtedly the most serious and reserved of the ninja, as he had no sense of humor and didn't understand the way his fellow ninja socialize. He has little understanding of humor or even basic social conventions (as seen when he walked into the bathroom, despite Cole being on the toilet). It's inferred from the pilot episodes that Jay was teaching/informing Zane about humor. He also has a strong bond with Master Wu, being the most polite and respectful towards him and finding a sort of paternal presence in him; the two share moments of quiet while the other ninja goof off in a way he can't connect with, or when the ninja are with family and he has none. The other ninja are occasionally wary of his strange habits, but they quickly learn to accept him for it, even relying on it, like with the robotic Falcon in Season 1, leading them to find all sorts of things, including Zane's past. Initially, Zane was melancholy over his inability to remember his parentage or where he came from. He eventually accepted the ninja as his family and that their home was his home, but he never truly gave up on finding details of his past. Upon learning his origins, he was briefly struck by shock and depression, only to overcome his feelings and accept his robotic nature when he restored his memories, causing him to unlock his True Potential. When he eventually reunited with his father/creator, Dr. Julien, in Season 2, he readily accepted him as his father figure. Zane is a very intelligent Nindroid, with a vast array of knowledge at his disposal, a gift for cooking, and a knack for statistics. It can be inferred from the Season 8 and the Tales from the Monastery of Spinjitzu that Zane continues to upgrade parts of himself. His companion P.I.X.A.L. was a part of his artificial intelligence from Seasons 4 to 7, in which he had her company everywhere he goes. However, he ended up being too dependent on her for analysis. His pattern of speech also displays his intelligence. He is formal and has a larger vocabulary than the others.

Cole Brookstone (Age: 15 ("Way of the Ninja"), 16 ("Rise of the Snakes"), 18 ("The Surge"), 19 ("The Invitation"), 20 ("Infamous"), 21 ("Day of the Departed"), 22 ("The Mask of Deception"), 23 ("Wasted True Potential"), 24 ("Would You Like to Enter Prime Empire?"), 25 ("Farewell the Sea"), 26 ("The Merge: Part 1"; flashback), 31 ("Land of Lost Things"), 32 ("Force From the East"), 33 ("The Missing"), 34 ("The Whispering Wood")): Cole is the current Elemental Master and Ninja of Earth, and the son of Lou and Lilly. He was recruited by Wu, and with the old man's help, Cole learned Spinjitzu. Cole has a muscular body, as a result of his past as a rock climber. He has medium length, shaggy black hair and bushy eyebrows, and from Season 8 to 10, a more relaxed look to his eyes. He generally prefers black or dark clothing, though his favorite color is said to be orange,[1] which seems to be represented with orange highlights on a number of his outfits. Since "The Royal Blacksmiths," Cole's civilian outfit is mainly a dark gray hoodie and black pants with a brown belt. Cole used to be more uptight and strategic, disapproving of Kai's impulsiveness. Before meeting Wu, Cole lacked direction and purpose. At this time, his mother just passed away and he was struggling to take care of the family himself. As a ninja, Cole thoroughly enjoys helping others in need and feels accomplished with a job well done. Cole has kept a strong relationship with his father, Lou, ever since Season 1. Before, he would lie to his father through letters about his dance practice, not wanting to disappoint him, which ironically, held him back from his True Potential. Whenever the Royal Blacksmiths would be performing, Cole would point out his dad proudly. Since then as well, Cole has been more confident in his dancing and singing. He occasionally does the move Triple Tiger Sashay in a fight and in Season 8, he openly sang. He also has addictive tendencies, mainly his love for cake. He has also shown these same tendencies towards noodles from Chen's Noodle House. In general, Cole seems to have a great love for food and eating, despite being shown to be a terrible cook in Season 1. Sometimes he eats without thinking though, like when Dareth hid weapons in a cake for them, or eating the fortune cookie without taking out the fortune. In Season 9, the others joked about how he might be overweight, but Cole points out how he had shown a lot of self restraint in Seasons 8 and 9 by staying away from cake, even stating that "his body is a temple". In "The Weakest Link", he questions why he ever gave up cake, and Jay responds with the same thing. He and Zane are the most serious and focused of the ninja. However, that does not stop him from allowing his one-track mind or competitiveness to get the best of him. Once he really sets his mind to something, he will remain interested in it until it is fulfilled.

Sora Garmadon (Age: 10 ("Return to Imperium"), 15 ("The Merge: Part 1"), 16 ("Elements of Betrayal"), 17 ("The Missing"), 18 ("The Whispering Wood")) (born Ana) is the Elemental Master of Technology, an inventor, adoptive daughter of Lloyd Garmadon and Harumi and adoptive sister of Arin Nived, Frak and Euphrasia and one of Lloyd's ninja students. Born as an Imperian citizen, she was one of the smartest inventors of her kingdom. After seeing how it treated dragons and being mistreated by her parents, she left her home after the Merge. She chose her current name, and befriended Arin, who became her first and best friend. Years later, Sora makes a connection to a dragon called Riyu, who helped her discover her Elemental Power. She was being trained by the Green Ninja Lloyd, and destroyed the Photacs during the Battle of the Second Monastery. Afterwards, Sora and Nya searched for the Yellow Dragon Core, meeting Cole along the way. Sora started to harness her powers and unlocked her True Potential without the help of Riyu during the Liberation of Imperium, after realizing the ninja were her true family.she wore a navy blue sweatshirt with cat ears on the hood underneath a white racing suit which had navy blue markings. On it were the first two letters of her name in dark blue and the last two in pink, both on the right side. She wore pink belts with golden accents and had a pink cat design on the back of her suit. She wore a dark blue glove on one arm and gold Imperian armor on the other, along with navy blue cat-eared headphones. The armor is speculated to be a prosthetic arm by some fans. Sora is a kind and caring young girl towards the people she loves, but at the same time she is cynical and has trouble trusting people. This comes from having her childhood idol, Dr. LaRow, betray her and use her invention to hunt down and enslave dragons and later on her own parents turn against her. Due to having been raised in a different realm, Sora never came to know the Ninja or their feats, so she would show some cynicism towards her best friend Arin's admiration towards them. But after Lloyd saved them from the Claws of Imperium and he took them in to teach them how to be a Ninja, she started to develop a great deal of trust towards them. When it comes to trust on people that once were on the opposite side as her, she takes longer to warm up with them, as seen with Frak, who used to be Ras' student. She often lacks confidence, as she is afraid of letting down the people she cares about, and even feels insecure about her elemental power and worries she cannot control it. This had led her to feel she didn't have a place on the Ninja, after seen how her power would fail on many occasions and was dependent on Riyu to work. After she managed to free herself from what was holding her back, Sora managed to unlock her full potential, with that increasing her confidence. Despite her insecurity, Sora is brave, loyal, and willing to do almost anything for the people she cares about, such as the Ninja. She is kind and compassionate towards dragons and her friends, but she can also show it towards strangers. Sora is also skilled, independent and creative, qualities she developed through her passion for technology and having to fend for herself after the Merge. She is always ready to help those she cares about in any way she can.

Arin Nived Garmadon (Age: 10 ("The Merge: Part 1"), 15 ("The Power Within"), 16 ("The Blood Moon"), 17 ("The Missing"), 18 ("The Whispering Wood")): Arin is a powerful ninja, the son of Barry and Jenny Nived, a self-taught Spinjitzu prodigy, creator of Object Spinjitzu, a ninja student of Lloyd's, a former student of Ras, and one of Lloyd 's adopted children, from a alternate universe where Lloyd met the kids earlier. He is the first known person to teach himself Spinjitzu without a master. He used to live in a neighborhood outside Ninjago City, until the Merge caused his parents and region to disappear. Years after the Merge, Arin and his best friend Sora became students of the Green Ninja, Lloyd Garmadon, after saving a dragon called Riyu. With the help of the other original ninja, Arin helped to free most of the dragons from Imperium. Soon, he and Lloyd searched for the Pink Dragon Core, defeated Beatrix, and helped to stabilize the Merged Realms during the MergeQuake Storm, where he briefly saw his parents through a rift. A year later, Arin helped the other ninja to handle Lobbo being mutated, stopping The Mechanic, and stopping the Lava-Tides from stealing dragon eggs. His popularity as a ninja continued as he took down The Mechanic and rescued Lobbo from his mech, along with Lloyd, as well as attending Sora's dance party, until Cinder stole the Mallet of Shattering and broke Wyldfyre's leg, before accompanying Lloyd in order to learn the Rising Dragon technique from a dragon named Egalt. However, he began to express frustration at not improving his Spinjitzu which ultimately led to Egalt demoting him to be taught under another dragon named Rontu. When the Blood Moon arose, interrupting their training, Arin and Riyu end up separated from the ninja in a storm caused by Jordana, before rescuing Bonzle from her, only to lose the latter to Ras after a humiliating battle, from which the humanoid tiger emerges from victorious. Regrouping with Lloyd and Nya, Arin made his way to the Shadow Dojo, where the Ritual of the Blood Moon occurred, and Kai was sent to the Nether-Space, until Arin (with some discreet assistance from Sora) stopped Ras before the moon then passed. After the ritual, Arin traveled to the City of Temples to uncover the mysterious foe endangering the Tournament of the Sources, which followed the deaths of only three Arc Dragons. Arin changed into his own ninja suit, which consisted of the orange sweatshirt and belt he usually wore, paired with matching orange pants, orange hood and mask which included a golden plate on the front with two horn-like studs. Arin was once an ordinary child who aspired to be a hero. However, after the Merge, he underwent a significant change. When he believed that the ninja had vanished, he striven to take on the role of protecting the world, gaining his parents' pride, and continuing the ninja's legacy. Despite his noble intentions, Arin faced several challenges in his ninja journey due to his lack of coordination and finesse compared to his peers. This often resulted in clumsy mishaps, such as self-inflicted punches. Arin is kind, caring, kind-hearted, compassionate, helpful, trusting, affectionate, and friendly. However, he can sometimes act naive and is willing to trust others easily. He was incredibly fond of his former friends such as Sora, Riyu, and Lloyd. Season 2 explores Arin's struggles as he grapples with his skills. He tries to control them while feeling the weight of expectations to become a skilled ninja. Arin's accident, which injured Egalt, his lack of Elemental Powers, and the looming threat of Ras, compound his insecurities and self-doubt from Season 1, intensifying his internal struggles. The fear of inadequacy and the need to prove himself in the face of adversity deepen Arin's inner conflicts. These conflicts are especially evident during a battle orchestrated by Ras, where his vulnerabilities and doubts were exposed.

Jay Walker (Age: 15 ("Way of the Ninja"), 16 ("Rise of the Snakes"), 18 ("The Surge"), 19 ("The Invitation"), 20 ("Infamous"), 21 ("Day of the Departed"), 22 ("The Mask of Deception"), 23 ("Wasted True Potential"), 24 ("Would You Like to Enter Prime Empire?"), 25 ("Farewell the Sea"), 26 ("The Merge: Part 1"; flashback), 31 ("The Administration"), 32 ("They Gather for the Feast"), 33 ("The Missing"), 34 ("The Whispering Wood")): (born Jay Gordon[2]) is the current Elemental Master and ninja of Lightning, the adoptive son of Ed and Edna Walker, surrendered by his biological parents, Cliff Gordon and Libber, and Nya's boyfriend. He learned many skills, including Spinjitzu, and discovered his other teammates, Cole, Zane, Lloyd, and Kai, with whom he embarked on many adventures. Jay has reddish-brown curly hair resembling his, generally wearing blue clothing to represent his elemental color. He has brown eyebrows and light freckles with a notch on his right eyebrow.Jay is the most light-hearted and energetic of the ninja. He is always telling jokes, most of which are only funny to himself. He usually does this to cover up fear and anxiety, as revealed in Season 6. He is also sensitive in both positive and negative ways and thinking. He enjoys boasting about his abilities, such as inventing and poetry, much to the annoyance of the others, but he proves to be a good friend and a skilled fighter. He is also somewhat high-strung, typically being the first to panic in dire situations. Jay has a crush on Nya, and often stumbles on his words around her, although they both eventually reveal their feelings for each other at the end of Season 6. There was a period of time where it seemed Jay didn't understand what Nya wanted, and was worried about their relationship. He tried to treat her like a lady and protect her, refusing to let her row the boat, though Nya found a way to help anyways. He was also incredibly nervous to ask Nya to be his Yang, even though they were already steadily dating by then. He is fond of those he is loyal to, but will go against them if they wrong him, as shown with the love triangle in Season 3 when he fought over Nya's love. He started yelling at Cole when he found out Cole was Nya's perfect match which surprised Cole since he knew nothing about it. The fight showed immaturity in both of them and a lack of desire in talking it out. When they were settling their differences, Jay at first assumed Cole was trying to deceive him. However, since then, it has been revealed that Jay and Cole are best friends. They have a lot of banter in the show, even pulling a prank on Cole in the Temple of Airjitzu. Is the Elemental Master of Lightning, a former member of the ninja and ex-boyfriend of Nya, the Elemental Master of Water. Though not evil by nature, Jay is manipulated by Ras. After the cataclysmic event known as the Merge, he was separated from the Ninja and lost his memories. He ended up in The Administration, located in the former Realm of Madness, where he began working as a manager of Realm Reassignment under the name Agent Walker. Jay eventually escaped from The Administration and was found and recruited by Lord Ras, who took advantage of Jay's amnesiac state to win him to his side. During the Tournament of the Sources, Jay fought against Nya as a new member of the Wolf Clan, but was ultimately defeated, causing him to lose his elemental powers. the loss of his memory made Jay become sterner and sassy, but he still retains most of his old habits like wasting his time on video games rather than sorting out paperwork. He is also more simple than other Administration Agents as he told his Sub-Agent Prentis if someone doesn't need realm reassignment then it is not their department's problem. He also retained his chatty habit, as seen when he encountered Bonzle. Jay also admitted that he found The Administration very rulezy and silly. Despite Jay's dislike, he harbors deep insecurities about himself, particularly not telling The Administration about his elemental powers and as Bonzle exploited that Jay didn't have the heart to turn her in. Much of these traits were exploited by Ras who deceived him by claiming he was a great warrior who served him in the Wyldness. After being corrupted by using a Wolf Mask, Jay becomes cold, ruthless, and impolite, whom Nya describes as a different person. As a bounty hunter, he’s become merciless and silent most of the times but despite this, he retains his sense of humor but is more sassy, annoyed, and often a jerk to others. After The Merge, Jay was separated from the other Ninja and woke up in a place known as The Administration, part of the Realm of Madness, where he had lost all memory of his friends, his identity, and his past as a ninja. He took on the role of the manager of Realm Reassignment, handling various tasks in the strange realm. While at work one day, Jay was called by his assistant, Prentis, about a curious incident involving a kid who had visited their department, asking questions before leaving abruptly. Jay dismissed it as unimportant, continuing his work on video games and paperwork. Later, Jay was involved in an incident when he intercepted Bonzle and Sprite, two fugitives attempting to escape through tunnels in Mysterium, formerly the realm of magic. He revealed that he lost his memories and hated his job. Sprite showed Jay a reflection of himself in his old ninja suit, which triggered Jay's dormant lightning powers. Though surprised, Jay quickly became wary of anyone discovering his powers, allowing Bonzle to escape. Sometime later, he left The Administration, which cause a massive amount of unfinished data in the Department's records to be taken offline. Jay was saved from an unknown fate by Lord Ras, who convinced him that he had once been a great warrior. Jay joined the Wolf Clan and participated in the Tournament of the Sources, eventually traveling to the City of Temples. While there, Jay was spotted by Nya, who tried to reach out to him, but he ignored her and disappeared into the crowd. The next day, Jay was chosen to face Nya in the tournament. When they met in the arena, Nya was devastated to see that Jay no longer recognized her. Despite Nya’s attempts to reach him, Jay, under Ras' influence, refused to believe he was a ninja and instead embraced his role as a conqueror. The fight escalated as Jay used his lightning powers, and despite Nya’s hesitation to harm him, she was forced to fight back. After knocking her down, Jay declared his loyalty to Ras and used the Wolf Mask to unleash the powerful Shatterspin technique. However, Nya eventually overpowered him using Rising Dragon. wife. Jay has reddish-brown curly hair. He wears a blue Gi with wolf and lightning prints, he also has a wolf mask.

Nokt (Age: 7028 ("Chaos Reigns")): Nokt is a corrupted anthropomorphic wolf,[1] one of the two leaders of the Forbidden Five alongside his sister Rox,[2] and the Elemental Master of Brute Force. After centuries of being confined in the Nether-Space along with his peers, he was released by Ras using Kai as a sacrifice during the Ritual of the Blood Moon. However, he became forced to serve Ras after attempting to turn against him for not freeing the rest of the Forbidden Five.

At some point after the ritual, Nokt and his sister (who was possessing Jordana at the time) slew three Arc Dragons and stole their horns as part of their plan to release the rest of the Five. He went on to participate in the Tournament of the Sources, where he captured the powers of every Elemental Master present. Nokt was initially part of a wolf tribe from the Wyldness alongside his sister Rox and fellow wolf Zarkt. Their paths converged with those of Drix and Kur, leading them to form the Forbidden Five, with Nokt and Rox taking on leadership roles. Selected by Thunderfang, the Five were granted the elusive power of Chaos, which allowed them to receive Elemental Powers and cultivate remarkable abilities, including a unique and corrupted form of Spinjitzu called Shatterspin, along with the use of Theroxian Magic. This enabled them to exceed the capabilities of traditional Elemental Masters.[3] Together, they created the Wolf Clan, where they shared their teachings and mystical abilities. However, as they honed their new powers, Nokt and the entire clan succumbed to corruption. Fueled by this newfound malevolence, Nokt and the rest of the Forbidden Five turned their ambitions for domination over all realms, threatening to bring about apocalyptic consequences through their dark powers. Their relentless pursuit of destruction led them to attack the Wyldness, plunging it into an abyss of despair and chaos. Nokt is a corrupted anthropomorphic wolf who has navy blue skin with blue facial markings, as well as extra light blue markings around his azure eyes. He also has grayish blue hands, an azure scar running along his left eye, and pale blue fangs protruding from his mouth like vampires. He was dressed in a black robe with a sash of the same color that has gray ghostly patterns and pale blue claws on the left side, in addition to gray and maroon cloths around his waist and hips, a black tattered cape, and a maroon undershirt. On the back of his robe was a pale blue symbol of the Forbidden Five. He wore gray pants and black boots with a pair of pale blue claw-like toecaps each, as well as beads of the same blue color on his left side similar to the ones worn by the Oni. Furthermore, he sported a dark straw hat that mainly appeared as black but could slightly change shade depending on the brightness of the area he was in. After being hollowed and falling under Thunderfang’s control in the Spectral Lands, his skin color changed to light blue, his facial markings became white/light gray, and his eyes permanently glowed red. Before and after his appearance, Nokt was already revealed to be malevolent and evil, reveling in the chaos he and his brethren cause. In the past, he is shown to be highly sadistic, enjoying the misery of Zarkar. When he returned after many years of exile, Nokt wasted no time in attacking the Ninja and sided with Ras. After being subjected to an electrical device designed to make him obedient to Lord Ras, he had no choice but to obey his orders.

When training with Cinder, he was revealed to be highly aggressive and violent as seen when he attempted to kill the Master of Smoke even after he defeated him (and even attempted to kill Tox in the Tournament of the Sources until Roby intervened), but Ras stops him and says he is supposed to have a training, not war. In response, Nokt dryly says that everything is war. Nokt asks Ras to release him from his control implant with a fake warm smile, but frowned sourly when Ras revealed that while he respects the Forbidden Five, he does not trust them, which caused the Master of Brute Force to have a dislike for the tiger. He is a smart warrior, as seen when he taunted Nya before their battle, about Kai not being present to see her battling and succeed against her opponents, and also about Jay who left the Tournament of the Sources after losing to her in his first match, referring to him as the "other useless ninja". He is also capable of adapting as seen in his fight against Sora; when she managed to counter his Shatterspin, he quickly changed his strategy and started using his elemental powers to launch a relentless assault on her. He also cares about his sister and the rest of the Forbidden Five, becoming angry and outraged that Ras wasn't able to free them as promised and later, immediately checking on them after they fell from the portal connected to the Nether-Space. He can sometimes be stubborn, as even when he lost all the Elemental Powers he stole, which drained him greatly, and was outnumbered, he still refused to admit defeat.

Morro (Age: 6 ("Ghost Story"), 44 ("The Corridor of Elders"), 46 ("Day of the Departed"), 57 ("The Spectral Lands")) (Species: Ghost, former human): Morro was a former Elemental Master of Wind and Master Wu's former student, who once believed he was destined to become the Green Ninja. Found by Master Wu when he was a child and trained to become a ninja as his master's second student ({{user}} being his first), he became determined to prove destiny wrong after the Golden Weapons didn't choose him as the fabled savior. After leaving Wu in search of his destiny, Morro perished in the Caves of Despair while searching for the Tomb of the First Spinjitzu Master, and his spirit was banished to the Cursed Realm, as a result of his previous actions.Months after his death, a statue of Morro was placed in the Ninjago Museum of History as part of the new Hall of Villainy exhibit. When Cole (lured by Yang) accidentally opened the Departed Realm using the Yin Blade, Morro's spirit escaped the realm and possessed the statue in the museum, resurrecting him once more. Upon hearing Yang's plan to have the other revived villains exact vengeance on their arch enemies, Morro set off to find Wu but rather than fight him, he instead told him of what was happening. Morro and Wu reunited with the ninja in the city, with the ninja heading for the Temple of Airjitzu while Morro's spirit peacefully returned to the Departed Realm of his own will after making amends with his master. As a ghost of the Cursed Realm, Morro's whole body became transparent and green. His gi was dark green and more tattered, with sand green sleeves and a sand green belt. The symbol of the dragon was visible on his chest, and his arms and face glowed with a pale green hue. His eyes stayed black with dark green markings around them giving him a ghostly appearance. Morro had longer black hair with a green streak on the right side. He was also shown to be somewhat unstable in his inability to face failure. His failed dreams in his past life and attempts to live them out as a ghost show that his determination was limitless, although it had clearly driven him hopelessly insane. Likewise, Morro's massive insecurities and inner fears had left him incapable of abandoning his pursuit to be the Green Ninja and thus had prevented him from summoning his own Elemental Dragon as a result.

Sensei Wu (Age: 1000+): Master Wu is the wise, ancient mentor of the ninja and is the Master of Creation. He is the First Spinjitzu Master's second-born son, Garmadon's younger brother, Misako's brother-in-law, and Lloyd's paternal uncle. Wu grew up learning the art of the ninja alongside his older brother who was infected with evil. They fought together as a team against evil for countless years, until Garmadon was fully corrupted and he was subsequently banished to the Underworld. Around a decade later, Wu trained a group of students in the ways of Spinjitzu so they could protect the land his father created. Wu guided the ninja in many battles against his brother, the Serpentine, and the Overlord. After Garmadon was banished to the Cursed Realm and the close of the Second Serpentine War, Wu's first pupil, Morro, escaped the Cursed Realm. Wu trained Nya to harness her element, allowing her to destroy Morro's master. Shortly after, Nadakhan ravaged Ninjago and trapped Wu in the Sword of Souls, though these events were undone by Jay's final wish. On the Day of the Departed, Wu was met with a revived Morro, who helped Wu reunite the ninja during Sensei Yang's scheming. Wu is an elderly man with a long white beard. He normally wears robes or a kimono and a conical straw hat. Under it, his bald head is covered by a small black skullcap. He can be seen without this skullcap in "King of Shadows,"[2] "The Art of the Silent Fist,"[3] "Wasted True Potential,"[4] "Awakenings",[5] "The Prodigal Father,"[6] and "I Just Had the Most Outrageous Dream," but he wears it once more in "The Real Fall".He and his older brother's long lifespan is a result of them being the sons of the First Spinjitzu Master, who also lived for thousands of years before finally succumbing to his mortality. According to Mystake in "Two Lies, One Truth," this is due to their Oni blood. According to Tommy Andreasen, Wu might be 4,000-5,000 years old, but it's unclear. Wu would develop an incredibly eccentric and mysterious personality, often instructing others with cryptic hints and would often avoid being straightforward, confusing everyone with his strange methods and ways. Wise because of his years of experience, Wu had an enormous amount of forethought and skilled intelligence, triumphing over several enemies as a result. Incredibly graceful, even when losing, Wu would be willing to sacrifice his life under any circumstances to protect others. Despite this, Master Wu also had a more silly and playful side. He enjoyed less reserved actions such as food fights, dancing, and riding on Ferris wheels. However, Wu also had a past haunted by his mistakes, echoing his own brother's wisdom, and secretly reprimanding himself for the corruption of Garmadon and Morro.

Harumi Jade (Age: 16 ("The Mask of Deception"), 19 ("The Council of the Crystal King")): Harumi (also known as the Quiet One, the Jade Princess, or Rumi) Harumi is the former princess of Ninjago and the founder of the Sons of Garmadon. After losing her parents during the rampage of the Great Devourer, Harumi was adopted by the Emperor and Empress of Ninjago. For years, she sought vengeance against the ninja for allowing her parents' deaths, and she admired Lord Garmadon, who killed the Great Devourer herself The ninja begin to safeguard Harumi and the Royal Palace when the Sons of Garmadon rise to prominence. After the palace is destroyed and her adoptive parents are killed, Harumi joins the ninja and is protected by Lloyd, who she fakes a close relationship with. After sabotaging the ninja's plans, she and the Sons of Garmadon seize the three Oni Masks and use them to resurrect Garmadon as a soulless incarnation of his former self. After the ritual supposedly fails, Harumi is arrested, but her act was successful and Garmadon is revived. The dark lord frees her and her allies from prison. She watches as Garmadon fights and defeats Lloyd in Kryptarium Prison, after which he creates the Colossus. Harumi pursues Lloyd and a young Wu, who is presumably killed with the original ninja after Destiny's Bounty is destroyed. Harumi serves Garmadon as he rules Ninjago, often running missions for him to help hunt down Lloyd's Resistance. When a mental battle for the Colossus breaks out between Skylor and Garmadon, Harumi saves a child and his family from suffering the same fate as hers. Harumi perishes when the Colossus strikes the building she's in, causing it to collapse. Before she can pass onto the Departed Realm, Harumi finds herself in a void with the Overlord, who coerces her to help his cause in exchange for her revival. She reluctantly agrees, and is resurrected - unbeknownst to Garmadon and the ninja. As the herald of the Overlord, Harumi establishes the Crystal Temple as a base of operations, and begins building an army out of Vengestone. Under the secret identity of the Kabuki Mask, she assembles and commands a council of the ninja's past enemies, including Pythor, Aspheera, Vangelis, The Mechanic, and Mister F. After Lloyd is captured by the council, Harumi oversees the Overlord's rebirth as the Crystal King, and leads his generals as they wage war in Ninjago City. For much of the final battle, Harumi remains atop the Overlord's floating temple, and witnesses his battle against Lloyd and Garmadon. After learning the Overlord was responsible for corrupting The Great Devourer and indirectly causing the deaths of her parents, Harumi betrays him and sides with the ninja. After the Overlord and his armies were defeated, Harumi makes amends with Lloyd, and later helps with rebuilding the Monastery of Spinjitzu. Harumi was once a happy young girl in Ninjago City and a fan of the ninja. One day, Harumi was playing with her ninja action figures as the Great Devourer's rampage through Ninjago City began. Seeing too many people by the elevator, she and her parents tried the stairwell, only to discover it was gone. As the people who managed to get in the elevator prepared to leave, Harumi's father convinced them to take Harumi while her mother held her hand and promised they would meet her outside to soothe her before the elevator's doors closed, allowing Harumi to get out of the building in time with only a broken arm and a damaged family photo of her with her parents. She was traumatically quiet after that and ignored any questions the paramedics asked her, leading the female paramedic to call her "the Quiet One".[2] Sometime after her parents died, she was adopted by the Royal Family and became the princess of Ninjago, shortly growing up with all the riches, splendor, and privileges of royalty in Ninjago. As she grew up, Harumi had to spend most of her time in the palace, which gave her time to explore it and make alterations. Although the Emperor and Empress loved her as if she was their child, she never saw them as her parents, mostly due to a very strict education for her, and sought to overthrow them in time, but kept this hidden behind a loving façade. Harumi has long bleached white hair fashioned in a high ponytail (as the Jade Princess), in a bun with hair sticks (disguised as a civilian), or worn down with hime bangs (as the Quiet One). In the Palace, she wore a green kimono, a white cape with red lotus flowers and a collar, a golden headpiece, and kabuki makeup. As a civilian, she wore green overalls with a dark green hood, a shirt with a similar pattern as her cape underneath and her full lips painted red. As the Quiet One, she wore black clothing and red face paint over her eyes with no lipstick. In Sons of Garmadon and Hunted, her clothing had a dark blue sash, silver spikes and patterning, alongside a blue sash around her waist. As of Crystalized, her clothing was completely black, with some gray detailing on her torso and with no spikes or sashes. While wearing the Mask of Hatred, Harumi's body became completely covered in indestructible stone with cracks of purple magma. When she wore the mask for the first time, her hairstyle, torso and legs were of her civilian outfit, but for her other appearances, she used the design of her Quiet One outfit. As the Kabuki Mask, she wore black robes, a cloak, and a blue and white kabuki mask with glowing yellow eyes to hide her face. After being empowered by the Crystal King following his full return to Ninjago, Harumi wore metal armor with glowing pink details, the Overlord's symbol on her torso, purple sleeves, and metallic gray/black legs. She also gained purple eyes, which would glow whenever she embraced the essence of Darkness. Harumi grew emotionally unstable and bitter due to the lack of parental love and attentiveness to her emotional needs from her adopted parents. She became a master of deception and disguise, pretending to be the benevolent princess of Ninjago for years. In this princess persona, she was very kind-hearted, sweet, and seemingly cared deeply for all of her subjects. However, in her true identity as the Quiet One, Harumi was far more cold, ruthless, and hateful, having no remorse at causing the explosion that killed her adoptive parents. She was also incredibly determined, stopping at nothing to resurrect Garmadon, the person that she saw as a true savior for killing the Great Devourer, even after being informed that Lord Garmadon would not have a soul upon resurrection. Nevertheless, Harumi was misguided and a bit delusional when she thought that he is the hero that Ninjago deserves, thus having beliefs that it would be better under his tyrannical rule. After Garmadon took over the Sons of Garmadon, Harumi seemed comfortable taking the role of second-in-command. However, she began to exhibit signs of fear and distrust of her master, especially after Garmadon destroyed Mr. E for failure. She even had a moment of cowardice when the Colossus rampaged against Skylor. However, Harumi ultimately proved herself to be not completely evil, as when a family was trapped in the same building she was in, she looked remorseful.

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