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This is a list of minor non-physical characters from the Ninjago: Masters of Spinjitzu TV series, The LEGO Ninjago Movie, comics, and video games.
Robots[]
Caregiver[]
The Caregiver is a robot who cared for an infant Wyldfyre in Ninjago: Dragons Rising.
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.
Background[]
The Robot Manager was challenged by Kai to a Spinny Sign Off after she was stealing Steeper Wisdom's customers. However, Kai had accidentally burned their tea shop. She stopped the fire by fanning her sign, but had to pour tea on Master Wu when he caught on fire.
After serving a customer, Zane, disguised as a maintenance bot, visited the coffee shop to freeze her espresso machine. She ignored her lie detector and believed it when Zane said he grew a mustache due to an upgrade, allowing Zane to complete his mission. Robot Manager served another customer cold coffee; when she said she liked it, she told everyone about it, earning her shop recognition.
Wu invited the Robot Manager inside Steeper Wisdom. After giving her coffee beans and asking for friendship, to which she accepts, they found a stand selling free juice. They went out together with the Manager asking him if he thinks they have fresh pressed oil.
Juggernaut[]
- You may be looking for Juggernaut.
The Juggernaut was a large robot built by Dr. Julien to protect his laboratory from menaces such as Treehorns. It attacked Zane when he arrived in the area in pursuit of the Falcon, but was defeated and left inoperable by him.
P.I.X.A.L.'s sisters[]
P.I.X.A.L.'s sisters were P.I.X.A.L.'s fifteen predecessors created by Cyrus Borg. Each of them ended up being retired due to issues with thermo-coils and a chip meant to enhance their artificial intelligence while suppressing their emotions. P.I.X.A.L.'s coil issue was resolved so she was able to continue functioning.
Appearances[]
Robo Usher 3000[]
Robo Usher 3000, also referred to briefly as Joel, was a robotic usher at Chan's Theater in New Ninjago City. When Nya found herself struggling with feelings for both Jay and Cole, and pressure from the two of them to choose one or the other, she seized the robot usher in a panic. Dubbing him Joel, she declared that "he" combined the best parts of both boys, and thus allowed her to have what she liked about both of them. The usher protested, affirming that its proper designation was Robo Usher 3000; Nya responded by threatening to reprogram it. Eventually, after she had dragged the unfortunate robot all the way to Borg Tower, Nya recognized the desperate nature of her actions and allowed the robot to go free.
Robot Dogs[]
The Robot Dogs, as their name implies, are robotic canines that serve as part of the security on Dyer Island.
Security Bots[]
The Security Bots are roughly humanoid robots that act to protect Kreel's Junkyard in Ninjago: Dragons Rising.
Sweeper[]
The Hoarder
Sweeper, also known as the Hoarder, is a failed Imperium cleaning experiment that rampaged through the Land of Lost Things in the Ninjago: Dragons Rising episode of the same name.
Having been sent to the Land of Lost Things like various other discarded pieces of Imperium technology, Sweeper began seeking out these other bits and pieces and incorporating them into a massive robotic body for itself. Inadvertently, it also began to menace the Finders, a group of young scavengers who had also ended up in the dimensional junkyard. Fortunately, the group were able to find a place of safety in the Rookery, a location protected, ironically, by an ancient piece of Imperium technology. The power behind this protection was none other than one of the three Dragon Energy Cores.
After Cole joined the Finders, they attempted to fight the monster they had dubbed "the Hoarder" on several occasions. However, Sweeper simply rebuilt its body, making it larger and more powerful on every occasion. As such, the Finders adopted a strategy of hiding and fleeing from the creature, occasionally relying on Geo's Elemental Mastery of Fusion to temporarily restrain the beast. This continued until Cole's fellow Ninja Nya and her new friends Sora, Riyu, Jiro, and Zanth arrived in search of the Dragon Energy Core.
The Finders-minus Bonzle-and their new friends escaped the Hoarder and made their way to the Rookery. Upon learning that the Core they sought was powering the Finders' defense system, Sora set about finding an alternative power supply. Unfortunately, before she could complete her work, Dr. LaRow of Imperium arrived and seized the Core. The Hoarder promptly arrived in the vicinity of the Rookery, but Sora was able to recognize its nature after seeing it incorporate one of LaRow's Imperium Droids into its body.
As her friends contended with the Hoarder and pursued LaRow, Sora got a boost to her own Elemental Power of Technology from Riyu. This allowed her to pull apart the Hoarder's body and expose Sweeper. Fritz and Spitz, two of the Finders, were then able to contain the artificial entity in a glass jar. This left Sweeper harmless, and the Finders were thus left with no need for either their defense system or Cole's further protection.
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.
Gallery[]
Notes[]
- They are the only known outer space life in Ninjago.
Ancient Creature[]
The Ancient Creature was a beast that appeared in the Ninjago: Masters of Spinjitzu graphic novel Stone Cold, in which it is awakened by Sensei Wu during his battle with Cardinsto. Due to being so ancient that it existed before "nature", it is immune to Cardinsto's elemental mastery of nature, and he is thus forced to beg Wu to rescue him from it. Wu does so in exchange for Cardinsto giving him information, and then reveals that the creature, while massive, can only stay awake for a minute at a time.
Notes[]
- The creature's claws-the only part of it actually seen-resemble claw parts such as those seen on the Hydraxon figure from the BIONICLE line.
Barracudox[]
The Barracudox is a minifigure that appears in the Ninjago graphic novel Stone Cold.
History[]
As Master Wu attempted to escape the Insect Master's swarm of bees, he swam into the nearby river, only to be ambushed by the Barracudox lying in wait. Realizing he would face danger both above or underwater, Wu used Spinjitzu to create a massive water spout, simultaneously defeating the swarm and the Barracudox.
Notes[]
- The Barracudox's head is similar to the Swamp Creature's.
Beohernie[]
Beohernie (or Bernie) is a massive scarab beetle that lives in the Desert of Doom, first seen in "A Rocky Start". It was apparently once revered by inhabitants of the desert, but eventually turned on those worshipped it. It and two smaller specimens later attacked the Ninja as they were traveling through the desert. After it ate a vital component of the Land Bounty, Zane was forced to allow the creature to eat him in order to retrieve it. With some tricky maneuvering, the Ninja succeeded in escaping.
Appearances[]
Death Wasps[]
Desert Beast[]
The Desert Beast was a monstrous frog or lizard-like creature that appeared in Stone Cold, a Ninjago: Masters of Spinjitzu novel. Little is known about it except that it was among the threats challenged by Sensei Wu in his bid to keep Ninjago safe from harm.
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.
Gallery[]
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.
Evil Bees[]
The Evil Bees were a force of malicious insects who were among the former inmates of the Tower of Tears, a prison thought to be impenetrable. After being freed by Lord Garmadon, they sought revenge on their old enemy Sensei Wu, and drove him into a lake filled with Barracudox, their former fellow prisoners. However, Wu was able to defeat the two forces and move on to confront other evils.
Howlers[]
The Howlers are magical beings from the Ninjago: Dragons Rising animated series episode "The Last Djinn."
Background
The Howlers manifested as part of a curse upon any who misused Djinn artifacts. Apparently lacking any intelligence or desire but the will to pursue such offenders, malicious or not, and drain them of their life energy, the Howlers could only be destroyed through the use of Djinn magic. Following the destruction of Djinjago, few means by which the Howlers could be called into being remained and even fewer by which they could be dispelled. However, a collection of Seeker Stones survived in the Cloud Kingdom, and at least two of the Djinn had left their home realm before its annihilation.
The Seeker Stones were later borrowed by Nya and Sora after the Merge, and brought to a Djinn tomb in the hopes that they could be used to locate one of the missing Dragon Energy Cores. Unfortunately, the two Elemental Masters-one from the old realm of Ninjago and the other from Imperium-were both unversed in the use of the artifacts and ended up cursing themselves. A pair of Howlers thus appeared to attack them. Only the quick intervention of Jiro and Zanth, the latter a dragon of Djinjago, enabled the pair and their young friend Riyu to escape.
Zanth, who had sensed Arrakore's presence, led her friends to him; the Djinn was dismayed to learn of the existence of the Howlers. The only remaining piece of Djinjago, the source of Djinn magic, was a single grain of sand in Arrakore's possession. Arrakore thus believed himself powerless against the Howlers, who soon arrived to complete their mission. However, Sora inspired hope in the Djinn that caused the grain to grow, allowing Arrakore to once more access his own magic. With this power, he was able to help fight the two Howlers and then to destroy them utterly.
Notes
- The two Howlers were voiced by Sabrina Pitre, who voiced Sora, and Richard Ian Cox, who also voiced the Bone King.
Ice Behemoth[]
The Ice Behemoth is a massive golem made out of animated chunks of dark ice and sent by the Ice Emperor to attack Lloyd and Akita on their way to the Ice Castle. The massive cyclops-like construct proved more than a match for Lloyd's Titan Mech, reforming no matter what damage was done to it. Ultimately, Lloyd managed to defeat it by luring it out onto a frozen lake, where its weight and that of an ice chunk Lloyd threw at it caused it to break through the ice and sink.
Ice Bird[]
The Ice Bird is a massive, Dragon-sized predator native to the Never-Realm. It resembles a gigantic owl or other bird of prey, and pursues all possible prey with abandon. One of the creatures-if there are indeed more than one-attacked Zane upon his arrival in the realm, and was only thwarted by his use of a Scroll of Forbidden Spinjitzu. Decades later, the same specimen-or else an identical one-attacked Lloyd when he came to the area. Lloyd managed to escape it, and then drove it off using his Titan Mech.
Ice Serpent[]
The Ice Serpent is an enemy from the Ninjago: Masters of Spinjitzu theme exclusive to the video game LEGO Ninjago: Shadow of Ronin. The Ninja faced the Ice Serpent after entering a sacred shrine to obtain the Obsidian Sai in order to thwart Ronin's plans. After Zane recovered the weapons, the Ice Serpent attacked them, smashing up through the floor and continuing to smash it as the Ninja fought it. Fortunately, they succeeded in defeating the creature, which disappeared, and made their escape.
Notes[]
- The Ice Serpent has the same design as The Great Devourer, but with a different color scheme.
- Sensei Wu battled against a similar serpent during the events of the graphic novel Stone Cold, but that one was not designed to be brick built in appearance; it is unknown if any relation between the two exists.
- This is one of two Ninjago snakes who have appeared in Lego form in video games but not in physical sets; the other is the large Anacondrai Serpent that appeared in LEGO Dimensions.
Living Diamonds[]
One of the Living Diamonds (bottom right).
The Living Diamonds are a race of humanoid creatures that live in the depths of Ninjago according to the graphic novel Stone Cold, in which Sensei Wu descends to their realm. They are apparently hostile, as Wu sought them out in order to challenge and defeat them.
Living Statues[]
The Living Statues are enemies who appear in LEGO Ninjago: Shadow of Ronin in the Hiroshi's Labyrinth level.
Mask of Malice[]
The Mask of Malice (top center).
The Mask of Malice is a living mask that appeared in the Ninjago: Masters of Spinjitzu graphic novel Stone Cold as the last of a set of evils that Sensei Wu challenged after many of his former foes were freed from the Tower of Tears. However, rather than battling Wu, the Mask caused him to question how he had ended up on his crusade, and provided a vital clue as to who had freed all of his old enemies: Lord Garmadon.
Meowthra[]
Meowthra is a real-world cat who appears in The LEGO Ninjago Movie and thus appears as a giant monster in comparison to the Minifigure characters in the film. It is portrayed by cats Pearl and Ruby.
History[]
Meowthra is accidentally summoned to Ninjago City with the Ultimate Weapon by Lloyd. The citizens initially see her as an adorable creature, until she knocks down a building hit by the Ultimate Weapon's beacon. Garmadon, seeing an advantage, quickly takes the weapon from Lloyd and uses it to destroy the other Ninjas' mechs. Meowthra later lies down on the ground and bats at the remains of Nya's Water Strider Mech.
Meowthra continues to cause destruction in the city as Garmadon takes over the Secret Ninja Force and they go off in search for something that can stop her.
When Garmadon returns from the expedition, he calls her over and throws the trinkets of the Weapon at her, which angers her and she eats him. Lloyd then attempts to tame her, which she enjoys and purrs continuously. Unknown to her, Lloyd is speaking to Garmadon (stuck inside her mouth), and Garmadon cries tears of fire. A tear splashes onto her tongue, which revolts her enough to spit him out. After a reconciliation, she is loved and petted by the citizens and becomes the city's mascot.
Notes[]
- Due to its nature as a real world element, Meowthra does not have a set form.
- In The LEGO Ninjago Movie Video Game, she does not appear as a real cat in-game but she is also has a minifigure of her in cat costume which is available to build on character creator.
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[]
Gallery[]
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.
Appearances[]
Rock Turtle[]
The Rock Turtle is among the creatures that inhabits the Dungeons of Shintaro. As their name suggests, they resemble turtles with bodies made out of rock. They are massive creatures, big enough to be mistaken for boulders.
Ross[]
Ross is a large lizard creature from Metalonia, known for walking on two legs.
Background[]
Ross was the Divisional Manager of Plundering in the Western Region to Korgran's father, a barbarian horde leader in their native land. One day, however, Ross was attacked by Korgran, who believed him to be a hostile monster. Despite possessing considerable strength and fighting ability, Ross was overcome by the young barbarian and brought before Korgran's father. Recognizing his ally, Korgran's father was horrified, and helped Ross out of the building while apologizing profusely for his son's actions. Ross then blew a raspberry at Korgran by way of a farewell.
Appearances[]
Sand Eel[]
The Sand Eel is a giant species of eel known to inhabit the beaches of Tiger Widow Island.
Scroll-Worms[]
Scroll-Worms are creatures native to the Cloud Kingdom that serve the Writers of Destiny. They exist to search the archives of the Cloud Kingdom quickly and deliver requested information. However, on one occasion the Scroll-Worms were cursed so that they would attack anyone who requested information about the Merge.
Shadow Banshees[]
The Shadow Banshees were a group of mechanical-looking beasts with tentacles and rotating razor mouths that appeared in the Reimagined short "Gold Rush". After being unleashed on Ninjago City by unknown means, they quickly enveloped the city in darkness, which Kai and Nya attempted to thwart by delivering the Idol of Unity to Borg Tower. Despite their best efforts in the X-1 Ninja Charger, they were unable to reach Borg Tower before the horde of beasts. However, after putting together the broken halves of the idol, its power allowed them to combat the Shadow Banshees and reach the top of the tower, where they were able to place the idol in position. A wave of energy was thus released, destroying the banshees and their darkness and restoring Ninjago City to normal.
Appearances[]
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
- Games:
- "Legendary Ninja Battles" (non-canon)
Gallery[]
Walloper[]
The Walloper 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 Wallopers 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 Walloper and mistakes it for a Goat; when Kai corrects him, he suggests that it might actually be a Cow.
Appearances[]
Villains[]
Captain Oroku[]
Captain Oroku is a part of and second-in-command of the Snake Army. He appears as a boss in The LEGO Ninjago Movie Video Game.
Cardinsto[]
Cardinsto is a villain in the Ninjago book Stone Cold.
Notes[]
- It is unknown if he may have been a former Master of Nature, as he has the power to control nature and bears a similar appearance to Bolobo, or he is merely using witchcraft.
Cruel Lord[]
The Cruel Lord (voiced by Michael Adamthwaite) is a villain who, with a force of guards, oppressed a farming community in Ninjago as seen in The Mask of Deception and School for Crooks. The lord wears a gold breastplate and darker gold pants, an Asian-style helmet, a white shirt, black gloves, and boots. His reign was overthrown when Nya appeared to confront him, having infiltrated his domain disguised as a water carrier.
Cruel Lord's guards[]
The Cruel Lord is served by a number of guards, two of whom appear in The Mask of Deception. These guards wear identical breastplates, shirts, swords, and gloves, but one wears a gray outfit while the other wears brown. The brown guard also carries a whip and wears a helmet like the Overlord's from 70728 Battle for Ninjago City, while the gray guard's helmet resembles that of Gimli. Two additional guards appear in School for Crooks; one resembles the gray guard but carries a spear, while the other is a hulking brute with a unique design.
He resembles Dogshank but wears a gold helmet with shoulder armor and leg guards, and a sleeveless black bodysuit with a red belt. His arms and what's visible of his face are blue, and he has yellow eyes. He and one of his comrades oppose Nya's attempts to reach their master, but are eventually tricked into letting her pass.
Gahrann the Dreamer[]
- "Silly mortal! That is not a stick. This is a stick!"
- ―Gahrann to Sensei Wu
Gahrann the Dreamer is a villain in the Ninjago graphic novel, Stone Cold. He is the master of the dream world.
Long ago, Sensei Wu had defeated Gahrann the Dreamer and prisoned him in the Tower or Tears. However, Garmadon blew up the tower told him to defeat Sensei Wu. After battling Cardinsto, Sensei Wu took a nap. However, Gahrann appeared in Wu's dream as Flame. Wu discovered his identity and challenged him to a battle. Grahrann summoned a giant mace, trying to destroy Wu. Sensei Wu dodged the attack, but got stuck in a cloud. Right when Gahrann was about to take the final strike, Wu broke out. Wu kicked him off the cloud, but he respawned to the top. While Gahrann was flying, Sensei Wu got on top of him and slammed him down. However, Gahrann turned big and tossed Wu to another planet. There, he disguised himself as kid Garmadon and pretended that he had never been bit by The Great Devourer. He then said the guards captured the Ninja. When Sensei Wu saw this, he realized Gahrann's plan and tripped him. Gahrann took off his disguise and told Sensei Wu to wake up. He was never mentioned again.
Gallery[]
General Shen[]
General Shen is the leader of the Snake Army and a boss in The LEGO Ninjago Movie Video Game.
History[]
When Lord Garmadon and Lady Iron Dragon reach the top of a Snake Army tower, they find Shen waiting for them. He then taunts them by asking them if "Iron Dragon" and Garamadon are all he's up against. Lady Iron Dragon corrects him of her name, and she and Garmadon start fighting Shen, along with members of the Snake Army. Shen and his army are eventually defeated by the duo.
Trivia[]
- General Shen wears a hood based on that worn by the "Evil Green Ninja" version of Lloyd.
Hibiki[]
Hibiki is a Ninjago minifigure who appears in LEGO Ninjago: Shadow of Ronin video game. He is a prisoner who resides in Kryptarium Prison and the paranoid, original owner of the Obsidian Glaive.
Background[]
Hibiki originally owned the Obsidian Glaive, but it was at one point stolen by Ronin.
Shortly after the Ninjas' memories were wiped by Ronin, they traveled to Kryptarium Prison, seeking Hibiki's help. When they arrived, they found the prison under attack by Ronin's samurai. Mistaking the Ninja for more of Ronin's goons, Hibiki fled through the prison until the Ninja fended off the Samurai. Once he was convinced that they were victims of the Obsidian Glaive, Hibiki provided them a map to the Inky Lemonberry in the Toxic Bogs, which they could use to make a Tea of Insight that would enable them to learn the location of the Obsidian Weapons.
Notes[]
- His appearance is similar to the Crooks from LEGO City, but in gray with a red cap and printed arms.
- in the game, he is voiced by Kerry Shale, who also voices Jay.
Kirchonn the Invincible[]
Kirchonn the Invincible is a character mentioned in the Ninjago graphic novel Stone Cold. He has six arms and is an enemy of Sensei Wu, who once defeated him and his army of six-armed warriors. While Kirchonn's army was imprisoned in the Mount of Shadows, Kirchonn himself was locked in a prison along with various other adversaries of Wu's, such as Cardinsto and the Time Ninja. They were later freed by Lord Garmadon in a bid to either eliminate Wu or leave him overconfident.
The One Who is Many[]
The One Who is Many is a villainous alien shapeshifter and the main antagonist of the Ninjago: Masters of Spinjitzu graphic novel Comet Crisis.
The exact origins of this being are unknown; what is known is that it previously lived on an inhabited planet where it used its abilities to turn the inhabitants against each other. Even on the occasions when it was discovered, it was able to use its abilities to escape, and the infighting from its actions eventually led to the planet's destruction. The One became marooned on a fragment of the planet, a large asteroid, where it spent an unspecified period of time languishing in boredom without other beings to manipulate, imitate, and/or deceive. Eventually The Four Golden Weapons ended up on the comet as a result of the events of Wrong Place, Wrong Time, and after the Nindroids escaped with them the One was left to torment their stranded Ninja pursuers.
The One Who is Many attempted to prevent the Ninja from repairing the Arcturus spacecraft and making their escape, impersonating Kai, Jay, Cole, and Nya in its efforts. It eventually abducted Jay and forced the others to follow it to a series of ruins, where it made known it's role in the cataclysm that had destroyed its previous home. Taking the forms of Lloyd, Wu (both normal and cyborg), and Cyrus Borg, it refused to allow the Ninja to leave. However, Zane was eventually able to defeat it by tricking it into attempting to copy his Nindroid form, which left it temporarily stunned and allowed the ninja to escape.
The One Who is Many possesses the ability to assume a variety of shapes and forms, and can also imitate voices given it's ability to deceive the Ninja. It appears to have some telepathic abilities, as it was able to take the forms of individuals known to the Ninja that it had not encountered, and could produce various items of clothing in its disguise. The One also appears to have some knowledge of engineering, as it was able to create a hovercraft for itself using parts from Project: Arcturus, as well as tactics. It could assume alien and human forms, including a featureless white Minifigure, and could transform itself into smoke as well. However, for some reason it was apparently unable to take the form of an inorganic Nindroid, and the attempt temporarily weakened it and allowed the Ninja to flee.
Quartet of Villains[]
The Quartet of Villains (upper right, below the Barracudox).
The Quartet of Villains is a group of four unnamed villains who appears in the Ninjago: Masters of Spinjitzu graphic novel Stone Cold. Each appeared to be either an inhuman creature or else a human wearing a costume, with its members resembling a vampire, a humanoid moth, and two lizard-like humanoids. They were previously imprisoned in the Tower of Tears by Sensei Wu before being released by Lord Garmadon, only to be defeated as Sensei Wu started going after his old foes rather than waiting for them to attack him.
Reflectra[]
Reflectra is a villainess and thief who debuted in the Reimagined short "Sweatin' to the Goldies."
Background[]
Reflectra broke into the Ninjago Museum of History to steal various pieces of artwork, only to be confronted by the Ninja Jay and Zane. Having studied the Ninja and their moves, Reflectra was able to counteract their attacks with a Spinjitzu-like fighting style in which her spinning form resembled a large crystal. The two Ninja realized they would have to be unpredictable to defeat her, and thus performed a song and dance routine from the recently premiered Clutch Powers "biopic". Completely baffled, Reflectra was overcome by the two Ninja, who proceeded to drag her away to deliver her to the Ninjago City Police.
Trivia[]
- Reflectra was voiced by Erin Matthews, who has voiced several other Lego animated characters including Lilly and Nexo Knights: The Animated Series' Macy Halbert.
Shadow Army[]
The Shadow Army is a group of minions summoned by Clouse in the Ninjago: Masters of Spinjitzu graphic novel series The Dark Island Trilogy. He calls them forth using the power of dark matter in order to keep the ninja from disrupting his efforts to corrupt the Temple of Light alongside the Sky Pirates. When Sensei Wu employs the Golden Mech of The First Spinjitzu Master, Clouse transforms the Shadow Army into his own Shadow Mech to combat it, but is defeated.
Time Ninja[]
The Time Ninja is a minifigure that first appeared in the book Stone Cold.
The Time Ninja was once an unnamed thief who jumped in to the powerful Crono Crater hoping it would make him immortal. Instead he now lives one second ahead of everyone else. He once fought Sensei Wu to a standstill, but was banished in the Tower of Tears. Years later, Garmadon blew up the Tower of Tears and commanded him to defeat Sensei Wu. While, finding Sensei Wu, Wu made a trap in the desert that would take more than one second to escape from. He succeeded in capturing the Time Ninja, who hinted that he would fight Cardinsto next.
Notes[]
- Though he is a non-canon character, the Time Ninja would later be followed by two other Time-controlling antagonists in the Ninjago: Masters of Spinjitzu animated series: Acronix and Krux, the Time Twins.
Civilians[]
Arin's Dad[]
Arin's Dad was a male human from Ninjago City and the father of Arin. He and his wife both disappeared during the events of the Merge. Arin remained hopeful that he would eventually find them. He later briefly saw the two in a MergeQuake rift, but it closed before they could do more than glimpse each other.
Appearances
Arin's Mom[]
Arin's Mom was a female human from Ninjago City and the mother of Arin. She and her husband both disappeared during the events of the Merge. Arin remained hopeful that he would eventually find them. He later briefly saw the two in a MergeQuake rift, but it closed before they could do more than glimpse each other.
Appearances
Balloon Kid[]
Balloon Kid is a minor character who is seen getting her balloon popped by a Narwhal Soldier.
Appearances[]
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[]
Bob[]
Bob is an intern who worked for Milton Dyer during the legendary video game developer's illustrious career. However, after development on Prime Empire was shut down, Bob ended up living on Dyer Island for decades with no contact from his employer. Bob didn't display a great deal of concern about this, undoubtedly due to being free to enjoy the luxuries of the island.
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Carridi[]
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Carridi is a character exclusive to the Ninjago online game Spinjitzu Smash. He's an old friend of Sensei Wu, and also has a daughter Satsue who was kidnapped by Skulkins, and later rescued by Cole. He wears a brown robe, and has grey hair and a grey moustache.
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 died not long before Jay wished to Nadakhan that he was rich, though Jay's wish was not what caused Cliff to die.[1] Cliff's wealth was inherited to Jay, though this was later undone by Jay's final wish.
Appearances[]
Construction Workers[]
- "Let me see that. Oh, our mistake... see you tomorrow!"
- ―Construction Workers to Dareth
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 wheelchair.
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".
Eve[]
Eve is a character from the Ninjago: Masters of Spinjitzu graphic novel The Phantom Ninja who is close friends with Seliel.
Eve's Father[]
Eve's Father is a character from the Ninjago: Masters of Spinjitzu graphic novel The Phantom Ninja; he is the father of Eve, who is the friend of Seliel.
Farmers[]
Farmers can be seen in various episodes.
Trivia[]
- 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.
Gallery[]
Garmadon's mother[]
Garmadon's mother was the wife of the First Spinjitzu Master and the mother of Garmadon and Wu, as well as Misako's mother-in-law and Lloyd's grandmother.
Appearances[]
- The Book of Spinjitzu (silhouette portrait)
Hageman[]
Hageman was an adventurer and rival of Clutch Powers, and actually discovered and entered Aspheera's pyramid before him. However, Hageman was killed by a trap triggered by a cobweb, apparently because he hadn't read the part of Powers' book Booby-Traps, and How to Survive Them that covered such traps. His skeleton was later discovered by Powers and the Ninja, with Powers recognizing his remains. The Ninja were later able to escape from the pyramid using Hageman's gear.
Appearances[]
- Booby-Traps, and How to Survive Them (skeleton only)
- Ninja vs. Lava (skeleton only)
Notes[]
- Hageman is named for the Hageman Brothers, who created the Ninjago series. His death is likely a nod to the departure of the Hageman brothers from the series following March of the Oni.
Hageman Brothers[]
The Hageman Brothers are television executives who work with Dareth in Ninjago: Masters of Spinjitzu.
Appearances[]
LEGO Ninjago: Masters of Spinjitzu Season 3: Rebooted
Season 4: The Tournament of Elements
Season 6:Skybound
Trivia[]
- They are based on the real Dan and Kevin Hageman, writers for the Ninjago animated series.
- Though they were not widely released as minifigures, LEGO gave the real brothers minifigure versions of themselves as a gift.[2]
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Jeffy[]
Jeffy 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[]
Jeffy'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[]
Karate Kid[]
Karate Kid is a minifigure that appeared in the Ninjago app LEGO Ninjago: Rise of the Snakes. He appears almost exactly like Kai, except he wears a red robe with a black fire symbol on the top right. He wears a black belt and has red legs. His face is smiling and has the exact same hair as Kai in the TV Show, only in a blond colour.
Notes[]
- He is the only playable character out of the 78 champions that have never appeared before.
Korgran's father[]
Korgran's father is the father of Korgran and a native of Metalonia.
Background[]
The leader of a barbarian horde in his homeland, Korgran's father disapproved of his son's eccentricities, such as speaking in third person and acting as though his axe could speak. Things came to a head after Korgran attacked Ross, his Division Manager of Plundering in the Western Region. While appreciating his son's desire to prove himself, Korgran's father informed him that Ross was the third incident of Korgran attacking an ally instead of an enemy. After Korgran noted that all of his friends had completed quests of their own, his father relented and informed him of a summons from Vangelis, King of Shintaro.
Notes[]
- He is voiced by Mark Oliver, who also provides the voice of Garmadon.
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.
Maggie the Cheerleader[]
Maggie the Cheerleader is a Minifigure exclusive to The LEGO Ninjago Movie. She is voiced by Retta.
Mayor of Ninjago[]
The Mayor of Ninjago is a Ninjago minifigure who appears in The LEGO Ninjago Movie.
Gallery[]
Mr. Liu[]
Mr. Liu is a Ninjago character who appears in a cinematic part of The LEGO Ninjago Movie and as a Minifigure in The LEGO Ninjago Movie Video Game.
Background[]
Mr. Liu is an elderly shopkeeper who appears in the live-action part of the film to explain the story of Ninjago to a young boy.
In the beginning of the movie, in the cinematic part, a young boy ventures in an old relic shop, and Mr. Liu appears as its owner. When the boy seems interested in ninjas, shopkeeper tells him a story about Ninjago, which is shown as the whole movie. After that, the boy seems more interested, and Mr. Liu shows him his skills and tells, that one day he will start training a boy as the ninja.
In the post-credits scene of the film, Mr. Liu is shown as Jackie Chan catching tea cups from the movie staff.
Notes[]
- He is played by Jackie Chan, who also voices Master Wu in the film.
- Jackie Chan also appeared in several videos about the movie.
- He has a minifigure version of himself in the video game, but not in the film, as he appears in the Live-Action segments.
- Mr. Liu is the only character in The LEGO Ninjago Movie Video Game to have light nougat skin.
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Mrs. Laudita[]
Mrs. Laudita is a Ninjago minifigure who appears in The LEGO Ninjago Movie. he is voiced by Laura Kightlinger. She is a school teacher in Ninjago City High School.
History[]
When the Garmadon alarm went off, everyone in the class immediately hid under their desks, except for Lloyd, Jay, Kai, Cole, Zane and Nya, who ask for a bathroom pass. She corrects the term "Can I have a bathroom pass?" with "May I" before telling them to go. She was presumably among the crowd when Lloyd revealed his identity as the Green Ninja.
Mrs. R[]
Mrs. R is a resident of the Crossroads.
Newt[]
Newt is a resident of the Crossroads.
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.
Appearances[]
LEGO Ninjago: Masters of Spinjitzu Season 5: Possession
Gallery[]
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.
Nobu[]
- For the animated series character, see Nobu (scribe).
Nobu is a friend of Sensei Wu. She is seen on the second level of the Spinjitzu Smash! online game.
Appearances[]
Phil[]
Phil is one of Grand Sensei Dareth's assistants at the Mojo Dojo. He carried in some wood boards along with Jeffy 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[]
Sources[]
Punk Girl[]
Quanish the Elder[]
Quanish the Elder was a mysterious figure in Ninjago history. He wrote a number of scrolls, some of which came to be in the Monastery of Spinjitzu library. However, Wu came to regard Quanish as a fool after studying them in hopes of discovering a means to bring Nya back after she became one with the sea.
Radio DJ[]
Roise[]
Roise is the mother of Lil' Nelson.
Background[]
After waking up, Roise tells her son to wake up, only to find that he's already awake. Once Nelson gets on his bike, Roise tells him to be careful and watches him leave.
Appearances[]
Satsue[]
Satsue is the daughter of Carridi.
School Bus Driver[]
Security Officer[]
Seliel's Father[]
Seliel's Father is a character from the Ninjago: Masters of Spinjitzu graphic novel The Phantom Ninja; he is the father of Seliel and the mayor of their town. The pair were taken hostage by the Nindroids when their town was invaded, and Seliel secretly took up the persona of the Phantom Ninja in order to resist them without compromising her identity. After Sensei Wu's ninja arrived, they succeeded together in driving out the Nindroids, and Seliel's father gave her his blessing to continue her heroic efforts.
Spinjago Citizen[]
Spinjago Citizen is a Ninjago minifigure who appears in LEGO Ninjago: Shadow of Ronin video game.
Appearances[]
Notes[]
- His face bears a resemblance to Kai's Father.
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.
Gallery[]
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Vlad Tutu[]
Vlad Tutu (voiced by Michael Adamthwaite) is a dance teacher who appears in the Prime Empire Digital Shorts episode "Let's Dance". A somewhat stereotypical dance instructor with an Eastern European accent, he praises Jay's skills while noting that Nya is a poor dance partner for him.
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