Not be confused with the character of similar name.

“I'm not sure what will happen if they cast that spell-io. Maybe it'll be a new adventure. Something even better than this.”

“You're right-io. I don't know what I'll do without the boss-io anyway.”

History[]

Before Wu and Garmadon's journey[]

Sometime after Tanabrax learned how to use the medallion, he encountered Bunch and Moody, two thieves that wanted to be great henchmen. Because of this, he and Bunch willingly let themselves be turned into puppets by Tanabrax, who promised to let the two thieves rule by his side once he conquered Ninjago, but didn't keep it.

Many years later, Bunch and Moody were ordered to kidnap the villagers so Tanabrax could steal their souls and turn them into puppets.

The Lair of Tanabrax (flashback)[]

Appearance[]

While his human form is unclear, Moody's puppet form resembled a small wooden puppet in a form of a man that had red eyes and blue spiky hair that was made out of flax. In addition, he also had a blue bag with a picture of a crying face on it for a shirt.

Relationships[]

Official description[]

Two puppets who loyally serve Tanabrax. In the past, they were petty thieves who wanted to be the villain’s best henchmen. They were also the first people he turned into puppets.

Appearances[]

Books[]

• The Lair of Tanabrax (flashback)

Trivia[]

• Moody and, his partner in crime, Bunch's names are a parody on the titular characters from the popular British slapstick puppet show, Punch & Judy.

Gallery[]

"This is so hard-io, Bunch! Everyone's got their doors locked and windows closed and blocked."

"He's lying! I did-io!"

"Hey! It's that other ninja!"

"We'd better check for snares."

"I'm no blockhead!"

"Bye, Hana! Bye, Obachan! Thanks for being so nice to me!"

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