The Day(s) Ninjago Died 

If thats lowkey how u feel, do yourself a favor and sell all your legos. Its not too late.

ninjago on its way to become one piece 2.0💀👍

I hope so I don’t ever want it to end I’d be happy to watch it another 40 years

Ninjago has Oni and dragon blood. That's why it'll live so long.

​@@BvelociraptorProductionsthat explains a lot

Agreed

Well put. No harsh feelings, but im more than happy that doc wyatt is in charge now. He finally gives ninjago what it deserves: a story that is meant to be told as a whole, not a diorama.

agreed

Dragons Rising is great

yep

tbh jay was somehow able to use wind in one episode.

​@@griffysfnafchannellate but I asked ai to write a recap on season 8 and it thought that harumi during the ritual said ruler of the serpentine and the mega weapon holder which I don't think she says that in the actual ritual.what a fool

Should?

I don’t like it

I will always be there

Those specifically are the three seasons you've heard are good? From what I know, which I'll clarify isn't a lot, the general consensus is Seasons 4-6 (Tournament of Elements, Posession, Skybound) are all great and a clear hot streak for Ninjago, the Oni Trilogy (Seasons 8-10) started off strong with Sons of Garmadon, the single best season in the whole show, and might have tapered off over the course of Hunted and March of the Oni but still stands as the best single story, and seasons 13 and 14 (Master of the Mountain and Seabound) are the best that the Wildbrain era has to offer, where Ninjago caught its stride again after the multiple behind-the-scenes changes left it kinda diisheveled at first. Statistically speaking, seasons 4, 5, 8, and 14 are probably your best shot. For my opinion, I think everything in WilFilm's production is worth watching, and everything after is just not nearly as compelling. I've got free time, so here's my pretty spoiler-less opinions of those seasons if you're interested: The pilot to Legacy of the Green Ninja era shows its age but is overall a great heroic story about the corruption of evil and how good can come from anywhere. Rebooted gets a lot of flak but I loved how it handled the responsibility Lloyd had to the golden power and the technology vs humanity ideas, almost every little detail was in service of these themes and the idea of balance underscored it all very nicely. Tournament of Elements was the one season that I'd say made character development look stupidly easy, giving everyone in a large cast of characters a chance to shine and forcing every single one to face their inner fears in one way or another. Posession is the first one to really distance itself from the original storyline, using Nya to tell a story about not succumbing to failure and Morrow as a foil character that couldn't accept how Destiny had different plans for him. Skybound is probably my least favorite WilFilm season but it gave Jay much needed character development through a story all about what it means to love, and giving him and Nya's relationship a makeover that made it infinitely more healthy and less "high school teen"-y than before. Hands of Time is also very much disliked due to being rushed out, but I think pacing and dialoge problems arent as bad as other people say, and the story was the most compelling one so far at the time, it's both a story of atoning for your past mistakes and recognizing that they don't define you, especially felt by Wu and Kai. Frankly, I think the Oni Trilogy is just all around amazing. It's all about how anyone can change, both for the worse and for the better, ending on the latter of the two. March of the Oni is actually my favorite, it uses only four episodes and focuses on this deeply personal story with trauma and betrayal on one end and a seemingly hopeless search for inner humanity on the other. If nothing else, these three seasons are what i'd recommend watching, I'd say they're peak Ninjago and probably wont ever be topped.

And Ninjago is 13 years old this year, so it's over.

I hope not

@@roaarylion5214yeah.

​@@roaarylion5214why not?

I agree, the 11-episode era was the worst era, though season 13 was imo good and season 14 is one of the best seasons. Now, Dragons Rising imo is one of the best things that happened to Ninjago; it's fresh, unique, not repetetive and there were not any fake deaths (god I hate those)

@@katsunAC yeah 13 was vaild especially being the last we got from Kirby morrow imo they should’ve also ended the show when he died the person who voices Cole now is not bad it’s just he’s quiet now Cole barely says anything anymore

@@juja2times714 well, Cole didn't get much screentime since season 13, tho he will be getting more in Season 2 of Dragons Rising. Honestly the vibes of season 2 make me feel like the Oni Trilogy yet again, Ras is an amazing villain and honestly, Dragons Rising is a very good decision as Ninjago became stale after season 10 with only few seasons being good, I feel like instead of ending, the show needed a soft reboot/improvement and Dragons Rising is truly amazing as it has the Vibe of seasons 3-7 with mature tones, beautiful animation and promising plot

@@katsunAC yeah I guess so I heard we might be getting chima crossover again

I might be remembering wrong since I was a little dumb child at the time, but I thought that the original "ending," like intended by Lego to be the ending, was with Rebooted, since shows often weren't expected to run past three seasons. The Overlord coming back, (and frankly I think that was all the show could ever need of him, thanks Crystalized) ending on a character death, themes of balance, seems to me at least like an intentional ending rather than a natural ending.

@@BlazinInfernape No... quite the opposite lol, rebooted was the restart after the ending at season 2. It's literally called REBOOTED my guy, it's shorter, it reuses an old villain, it clearly was produced as an unplanned continuation on short notice

@@WordsOfTheTeacher Resusing the overlord was my point though. If they're expecting season 3 to be the end and need to find a way to end the story of the pilot and previous two seasons. Why bother making a new villian when you can tie it in to that plot by reusing the "ultimate evil" of the last season and using that to explore what it means for Lloyd to be this sort of "ultimate good." After that, end on a climactic character death because it's not like you'll ever need to do the work to justify reviving him, (until they did, at least) and end with a speech about balance. Use a shorter runtime so it functions a bit more like an epilogue of sorts, March of the Oni did the same thing, after all. I truly think a stortelling argument supports sesason 3 being the ending, though I was able to find the actual quote where Tommy Andreasen said it was supposed to end with season 2, so it seems "me rememebering wrong" was the correct assumption for me to make. I did find other people who've said they heard before that season 3 was supposed to be the end like I did, so I'm confident it was at least some sort of rumor going around at the time.

@@BlazinInfernape You can discuss all you want but it is documented, proven fact that the show was planned to end on season 2. Fan reaction prompted a revival and Rebooted was rushed, first envisioned as only 2 episodes and then stretched into 8 spaced over an entire year erratically releasing in pairs. They tactlessly revived the ultimate bad guy for lack of time to invent anything new, and you do realize Zane was confirmed alive in the SAME episode he died in right? The thing where Pixal goes to the factory after hearing his voice? He was NEVER going to be killed off and they always intended to roll season 3 into a continuing story since the show had just been revived. You can say all day long that from another perspective season 3 looks like it could have been an ending, sure, but the ultimate fact of the matter is we know with absolute certainty that is not actually the reality we live in. Rebooted was a REBOOT of the show, the first season of the continuation

@@WordsOfTheTeacher First of all I literally said you were right and I was remembering something incorrectly or I was remembering a rumor that was never correct in the first place. I found an article for the 10 year anniversary through the wayback machine where Tommy Andreasen said as such, though it took me a while to get there since nobody ever tells me who says these things. What I claim to remember literally comes from when I was 7, spending time on the family computer on Ninjago forums before season 3 came out, when the next season being about robots was just a rumor and not confirmed yet. I never paid attention to any online discourse since, and I'm not claiming to know anything else. Like I already said, I did the research, I learned that I was wrong and you were right, were you waiting for me to say that word for word or something? I never interpereted the ending as Zane being confirmed alive, but more alive in spirit, being paralleled to the Overlord as being inside the Borg tower's systems. I never knew anything about Rebooted's production, and I clearly interpereted the season differently than you, uhh my bad I guess.

Hmmm, you have my interest, if you wish to privately contact me you can find my Instagram linked in my channel description

@@nathanschannel I did so, but the messages won't send. May I get your g-mail perchance?

@@LightningLL If it be the only source of communication than I suppose I shall allow it, nathanschannel2@gmail.com is the gmail you seek

dragons rising revived it tho

@chickentablet kinda of I don't really like dragons rising as much as the other seasons, but I do like it being a soft reboot to ninjago so they can being in new fans to the show

Seabound is season 14

@r.p.4531 season 14 is the island. If it has into, then it counts as a season

@@Wizardmaster85_3.0 i am just giveing official information, Seabound is season 14

Given how Ninjago has had more potential to expand then other show that was on cartoon Network because heck the only reason why it's still surviving is not only because of the fans but also because of the fact that people generally enjoy this show because at the end of the day Ninjago's lore is one of the few that has beat being cancelled

tbh u could skip s11-15 and watch dragons rising and it wouldn't matter

@@ibrahimy8805 i dont like dr

L take lil bro

@@AlfonzoFrohicky says the guy with a dr pfp and name

cliffhanger ending

@@ChickenTablet I mean it ended because sons of garmadon was next, and that didn't really feel like Ninjago.

it’s cause of the garbage movie the show shifted into a weird position that according the the people that made the show changing the design and etc

no it didnt, season 7 was a horrible season and most seasons that came out afterwards are better

Hard to say ninjago died since when but it do got some down ward after ss4

No it didn't the designs changed which was a bug thing but it didn't ruin anything. The Oni Trilogy was a masterpiece and was much better than Season 7