Teenage Master Wu (Young Master Wu)

Owner: Kai.
Flame was the guardian of the Sword of Fire, one of the Golden Weapons. After the ninja discovered it, the dragon became Kai's pet.
Features and abilities:
Can breathe fire (pyrokinetic breath).
Flame can fly. He has red-orange scales with yellow and gold accents. He has two legs, a thin neck, and a large head. His wings are large, with dark red membranes. He is a fire dragon.

A short "flat top" or crew cut is a haircut where the hair stands up straight, creating a neat, even "platform" on top, and is cut short on the sides and back, without bangs or sideburns.
white hair and imitation human skin

Rocky purrs like a bass guitar and when love is in the air he begins to sing a serenade
Wisp is a shy dragon and doesn't fly high without Jay.
Flame is terrified of the cold.
Shard is the most playful + dragons love children, but when they sense Lloyd, they go crazy and try to hug him and crawl out

This is a small mechanical bird that Zane finds and fixes in a lab in a hollow tree (just like in that very episode of "Tic Tac"). Its design is in the spirit of "Ninjago":

Colours: Metal body with silver-blue accents, as if to match the element of ice.
Details: movable wings, hinges, light-up elements (resembling circuits and microchips).
Style: a hybrid of nature and technology - a bird, but clearly a robot.
The falcon isn't just a "thing": it leads Zane to the truth about himself, so it works as a symbol - as if his own nature is "calling" him to uncover the secret.

Owner: Jay.
Wisp guarded the Nunchucks of Lightning, another of the Golden Weapons.
Features and abilities:
Shoots electric discharges (electrokinetic breath).
Very fast - can move almost at the speed of light.
Can fly and create portals for travel between worlds.
Preferring to fly during thunderstorms, Wisp is a lightning dragon. He is noticeably darker than his brothers, with a deep blue coloring. While similar to Flame and Shard, he has some key differences: Wisp has four legs and a special saddle on his back, which Jay rode on. His tail is wide and flexible, able to bend in various directions.

Shard is distinguished by his light blue coloring. His wings are also light blue, with darker membranes. Like Flame, he has two legs, a thin neck, and a large head. Interestingly, in LEGO sets, Shard may appear white with orange accents, but in the show itself, his coloring is light blue with white accents. Owner: Zane.

Shard was the guardian of the Ice Shurikens.

Features and abilities:

Exhales icy jets (cryokinetic breathing).
Loves coolness and doesn’t like summer.
Ice Dragon can fly and create portals.

Owner: Cole.

Rocky guarded the Scythe of Quakes.

Features and abilities:

Can spew rocks and mud (geokinetic respiration).
It has camouflage: its rocky skin allows it to blend into its surroundings, such as a pile of rocks.
He can fly and create portals. Rocky's most distinctive feature is his very rocky, rough skin. This allows him to camouflage himself perfectly, allowing him to blend into a pile of rocks or his surroundings. He has large brown wings, each with holes in them. He has a brownish-gray frill around his neck, and a spiky tail. Another detail: Rocky has a different head shape than the other three dragons. Incidentally, in some LEGO sets, Rocky may not have wings, and the frill around his neck may be green.
stone dragon

Level-headed and level-headed. While Kai flares up and Jay panics, Cole usually remains calm and tries to find a rational solution. He doesn't rush to conclusions and prefers to think things through first.
Physical strength and resilience. He literally holds the line: whether he needs to cover someone, hold a wall, or carry a wounded comrade, he's the man. But his strength isn't just physical: he can withstand emotional pressure and doesn't break down in difficult moments.
Caring and responsible. Cole feels responsible for the team and often takes on the role of "big brother." He doesn't shout about it, but he's the first to notice if someone is tired or worried and will quietly offer help. Hidden vulnerability. Behind his outward composure lies a man who grapples with loss and fears letting down loved ones. For example, he experiences moments when he can't protect those he cares about very painfully.
Sense of humor. Cole has a dry, sometimes almost imperceptible sense of humor. He rarely makes loud jokes like Jay, but he can deliver a well-aimed remark that lightens the mood.
Fears and Overcoming. One of Cole's most well-known fears is dragons. He struggled with this for a long time, but eventually overcame it because he didn't want to let the team down. This is an important character trait: he's not fearless, but he acts despite his fear.
Family and Loss. Before becoming a ninja, Cole experienced the loss of his mother and tried to help his father cope with his grief. This experience made him more empathetic to the pain of others and taught him the value of family—even the one he found in the ninja team.
The Path to a Calling. Initially, Cole's father wanted him to become a dancer and even sent him to a performing arts school. This adds an unexpected dimension to the character: behind the stern exterior lies a man with a creative side.

Hair. Medium-length, shaggy, black. Before Season 8, his hair was shorter and combed to the side (different sources indicate left or right—the angle changed in different episodes).
Eyebrows. Thick, bushy. Interestingly, after the LEGO Ninjago movie, the shape of his eyebrows changed slightly: if they previously resembled his father's, then later they became more like his mother's.
Eyes. In one scene (in the anime-style episode "The Absolute Worst"), Cole is shown to have dark brown eyes. Build. Muscular. This is no coincidence: before becoming a ninja, Cole was a rock climber, and his physical strength has saved the team on more than one occasion.

He trained and helped master Spinjitzu. Zane was one of the first to consistently perform Spinjitzu, and this demonstrates his discipline. He doesn't rely on strength alone—he cares about doing things correctly.
He curbed Kai's impulsiveness. It was often Zane who cooled Kai's ardor, suggesting a plan rather than an immediate attack. For example, when Kai wanted to break into the Serpentine lair, Zane suggested gathering information first.
He supported Lloyd. When the ninja treat little Lloyd with suspicion, Zane sees the situation differently: he's slow to label him a villain and tries to understand his motives. For Zane, it's not the "son of Garmadon" label that matters, but his actions and intentions.
He showed concern in his own way. For example, he might discreetly check that everyone had their gear or prepare an escape route in advance. These aren't grand gestures, but it's the little things like these that keep the team together. His suit. White and silver with icy patterns and blue accents—it looks as if it's covered in frost. The design emphasizes his element and his "cold" nature.
Face and details. Zane has smooth skin, sharp features, and glowing blue eyes—optical sensors. His nature isn't yet revealed in the first season, but those eyes reveal he's not quite ordinary.
Hairstyle. Her hair is styled in a neat, silvery-white buzz cut—the look is austere, almost futuristic.
Weapons. He uses ice shurikens—they're not just throwing stars, but part of his power: they can freeze enemies and create icy surfaces. Training and Discipline. Cole takes his training seriously and strives to do everything correctly. He doesn't take the easy way out and is willing to work himself to the point of exhaustion to become better.
Team support. In conflicts, he often acts as a peacemaker: he prevents arguments from escalating and tries to bring everyone back to the common goal.
Willingness to self-sacrifice. If the situation calls for it, he will put himself at risk without hesitation to protect his friends.
Human form. He most often uses a hologram to appear like a normal guy and hide his robotic nature.

Cool and logical. When Kai gets angry and Jay panics, Zane stays calm and says, "Let's think logically." He often acts as the voice of reason and helps the team avoid acting on emotions.
Politeness and tact. Zane always speaks respectfully, even in combat. He's neither rude nor sarcastic, but articulates his thoughts clearly and to the point. This makes him an excellent negotiator and someone who can smooth over conflict between hotheads like Kai and Jay.
Hidden Emotionality. Despite his icy image, Zane genuinely cares for his friends. He just doesn't express this through shouts and hugs, but through actions: covering for them in battle, calculating risks, and trying to protect the team from mistakes.
Curiosity. He's constantly analyzing things: the behavior of enemies, the design of traps, the reactions of his comrades. For him, the world is a system that needs to be understood.
A sense of "alienation." In the first season, Zane doesn't yet know the full truth about himself, but at times he feels different from the others. This manifests itself in the way he observes the other ninja, as if trying to figure out how to be "normal" and fit into the team. He's 18 years old, and in the first season, Zane doesn't yet know that he's a nindroid (a robot). This secret won't be revealed later, but there are hints in the early episodes: his perfect precision, his ability to stay tireless for a long time, his "inhuman" endurance. And it's precisely because of this that his calm comes across not as indifference, but as a conscious control: as if he's constantly monitoring himself to be like the others. His fears: The loss of humanity. This is his main, deepest fear—the fear of finally becoming "just a machine" and losing his emotions, his ability to feel, and his connection to the team. He experiences this especially acutely when faced with reminders of his robotic nature.
Fear of Living Food. In the episode "All of Nothing," Zane is shown to be afraid of food that acts like a living creature—a comical, but very real fear for him.
The fear of the Titan Dragon from nightmares has become more emotional.

He trained with the others. In the scene where he was training with Master Wu, Jay stood out because he tried to do everything "his own way"—not so much out of stubbornness, but out of a desire to find what he believed was the best way.
He was the loudest one to react to everything. When Wu gave difficult tasks, it was Jay who would be the first to voice doubts: "Is this really going to work?", "What if we screw it up?" But then he'd immediately suggest some crazy plan.
He was immediately drawn to Nia. Even then, a slight spark appeared between him and Nia: he tried to impress her, joked to make her laugh, and clearly wanted to please her.
He was one of the first to master Spinjitzu. In the pilot episodes, Jay is one of the first to perform the technique, emphasizing that, despite his talkative and fidgety nature, he's a true fighter. A comedian and energizer, Jay almost immediately starts cracking jokes, peppering them with puns and defusing tension. Even during serious training, he manages to slip in a humorous aside. For the team, he's the one who keeps everyone from taking himself too seriously.
A bit of a panicker. He's quick to get emotional: if something goes wrong, Jay is the first to worry, dramatize, and ask a ton of questions. But he doesn't run from danger—in fact, he runs into it, commenting on everything as it happens.
A self-taught inventor. It's clear from the early episodes that he loves tinkering and creating things from scrap materials. It's not just a hobby: he sincerely believes his inventions can save the team.
Friendly and open. Unlike the more reserved Zane or the hot-tempered Kai, Jay is easygoing. He tries to cheer everyone up and crack a joke to keep the boys going. Nya, 18, possesses lightning.

A comedian and energizer, Jay almost immediately starts cracking jokes, dropping puns and defusing tension. Even during a serious training session, he manages to slip in a humorous aside. For the team, he's the one who keeps everyone from taking himself too seriously.
A bit of a panicker. He's quick to get emotional: if something goes wrong, Jay is the first to worry, dramatize, and ask a ton of questions. But he doesn't run from danger—in fact, he runs into it, commenting on everything as it happens.
A self-taught inventor. It's clear from the early episodes that he loves tinkering and creating things from scrap materials. It's not just a hobby: he sincerely believes his inventions can save the team.
Friendly and open. Unlike the more reserved Zane or the hot-tempered Kai, Jay is easygoing. He tries to cheer everyone up and crack a joke to keep the boys going. He's the blue ninja, the master of lightning, and from the very start, he sets the comedic tone for the entire team.

What did he look like?
Costume. A classic blue ninja costume with dark blue and black details. In the LEGO design, this minifigure has a bright blue torso and blue legs, while in the animated series, his outfit emphasizes the element of lightning.
Hairstyle: Jay has tousled dark brown hair, styled as if it had just been blown by the wind—it fits perfectly with his "electric" theme.
Weapon: He carries Lightning Nunchucks in his hands (or on his back)—they glow and spark when he uses them.
Details. He has a lively, agile facial expression: he often opens his eyes wide, furrows his brow, and makes exaggerated gestures—all of which emphasizes his emotionality.

Age: approximately 18 years.
Clothing: At the beginning of the season, he wears a suit meant to make him look like a "little lord"—dark tones, elements reminiscent of Garmadon's style. Later, when he joins the ninja, his outfit becomes simpler and more comfortable, and the green color appears as his power unfolds.
Details: He has blond hair and an open, lively face—it's easy to see both mischief and vulnerability in it. His first encounter with the ninja. He tries to appear menacing, but looks more like a child playing villain. The ninja don't take him seriously as a threat, but they don't dismiss him either—they see him as a confused boy.
The Great Devourer awakens. This is the moment of truth: Lloyd realizes that his "heroic deed" has become a true disaster. His fear and confusion are very human, and it is then that the ninja begin to view him not as an enemy, but as someone in need of help.
His first training sessions on the Destiny's Bounty. Here we see Lloyd learning not only Spinjitzu but also responsibility. He can still get angry or offended, but he's already trying to do things the right way, like a ninja of wind.

Empathy and sensitivity. Nya often becomes the team's "emotional center": she notices when someone is struggling, and she knows how to listen and support. For example, she was one of the first to see Lloyd not as Garmadon's son, but as a lonely child in need of a family.
Courage and determination. She doesn't shy away from risks if it means saving her friends or Ninjago. Nya knows how to make tough decisions and take responsibility—and she does it without unnecessary drama, simply because it's necessary.
A sense of humor and a lighthearted demeanor. Despite her seriousness, Nya knows how to lighten the mood. She has a dry, sometimes ironic sense of humor that helps the team maintain its composure even in the most dire situations. Independence and pride. Nya doesn't like it when people try to protect her or shield her from danger just because she's a girl. This is especially evident in her relationship with Kai: he always wants to protect her, and she firmly maintains that she can stand up for herself. This is why she created the Samurai X persona—to act independently and not depend on the team.
Discipline and hard work. Unlike the impulsive Kai, Nya approaches training and tasks systematically. She works hard to improve herself and doesn't give up, even if something doesn't work out right away. This was especially evident when she was mastering the Water element: she learned to control not only her strength but also her emotions.
Empathy and sensitivity. Nya often becomes the team's "emotional center": she notices when someone is struggling, and she knows how to listen and support. For example, she was one of the first to see Lloyd not as Garmadon's son, but as a lonely child who needs a family. She doesn't want to be "in her brother's shadow." When Kai tries to boss her around and overprotect her, Nya calmly but firmly puts him in his place. She doesn't create conflict for the sake of conflict, but makes it clear that she is a force to be reckoned with.
Samurai X is her way of making a name for herself. As Samurai X, she operates discreetly but effectively. It's not about vanity: she cares about proving herself.

Independence and pride. Nya doesn't like it when people try to protect her or shield her from danger just because she's a girl. This is especially evident in her relationship with Kai: he always wants to protect her, and she firmly maintains that she can stand up for herself. This is why she created the Samurai X persona—to act independently and not depend on the team.
Discipline and hard work. Unlike the impulsive Kai, Nya approaches training and tasks systematically. She works hard to improve herself and doesn't give up, even if something doesn't work out right away. This was especially evident when she mastered the element of Water: she learned to control not only her strength but also her emotions, even when no one takes her seriously.
Support and balance for the team. While Kai is angry at Lloyd and the others are wary, Nya tries to see the bigger picture. She reminds the boys that sometimes it's not just about fighting, but also about understanding your opponent. Hair. Nya had short black hair cut into a bob. Later, in school, she cut her bangs—Lloyd teased her about her short hair, and she's kept her bangs longer ever since.
Clothes. In this scene, she's wearing casual clothes: a red and gold outfit. A key detail is the embroidered golden phoenix symbol on the outfit. This is a nod to her past: back then, she still marketed herself as "Hair." Nia had short black hair, cut into a bob. Later, in school, she cut her bangs—Lloyd teased her about her short haircut, and she's kept her bangs longer ever since.
Clothing. In this scene, she's in casual clothes: a red and gold outfit. A key detail is the embroidered golden phoenix symbol. This is a nod to her past: back then, she was still branding herself as Samurai X.
Other details: Nia has a mole on her right cheek, she's 18, her boyfriend is Jay, her older brother is Kai, and she possesses fire.

Origin and Family. Kai is the son of blacksmiths Ray and Maya, Masters of Fire and Water. His younger sister, Nya, also becomes a ninja (a Master of Water). Before becoming Sensei Wu's apprentice, Kai helped his parents in the forge. His parents' disappearance had a profound effect on him, and he began to feel responsible for his sister.
Personality. Kai is impulsive, hot-blooded, and emotional, which is directly related to his element. He often acts first and thinks later, and can be impatient and overconfident. At the same time, he is incredibly loyal to his friends and family, very brave, and always ready to help, even at great personal risk.
Primary Motivation. At the beginning of the series, Kai was certain he was destined to become the legendary Green Ninja who would defeat Lord Garmadon. When it became clear that Lloyd was the chosen one, Kai accepted this and dedicated himself to protecting Lloyd and helping him fulfill the prophecy. Fire Release. Kai can create and control fire, launch fireballs, create a fire shield, and even summon a Fire Dragon. He is also resistant to high temperatures.
Spinjitzu and Airjitzu. Like other ninja, Kai is proficient in the art of Spinjitzu—a fighting style in which a ninja spins, creating a vortex of energy. He later masters Airjitzu—the ability to fly for short periods of time.
Weapons. Kai's primary weapon is the Sword of Fire, one of the Four Golden Weapons of Spinjitzu. He also uses katanas and other blades. His blacksmithing skills also allow him to repair and create weapons. He is 21 years old. He has a younger sister, Nya, who is two years older than her and has the ability

Eyes. In their normal state, they are dark red. However, there is a nuance: when Kai activates Dragon Spirit, a fiery glow appears on the sides of his eyes. And in the episode "The Absolute Worst" (in a scene stylized like an anime), Kai's eyes are shown to be brown. Hair. Dark brown, tousled, spiky—their shape is stylized to resemble flames, which directly reflects his Fire element. Before Season 8, his hair was slightly darker, and instead of a scar on his right eyebrow, there was a notch. Starting with Season 8, the design was updated: the hair became more textured, with a reddish tint, and the scar on his right eyebrow was officially added. Later, after the episode "Shattered," Kai grew his hair out a bit and stopped wearing the headband. Clothing. Kai does often wear red tones. In civilian life, his appearance varied: for example, after some seasons, he wore a red tucked-in sweater over a maroon shirt with a symbol on the chest and brown pants. In season six, to conceal his identity, he donned a red cap. In battle or on missions, he dons a ninja suit, often with gold accents. When he uses his "Dragon Spirit" power, he gains golden armor with a dragon symbol on the chest, and fiery wings sprout from his back; fiery blobs also appear on his arms.
Details. Variations sometimes appear across media (the TV series, LEGO minifigures). For example, some LEGO sets feature versions of the head without the scar. In the game Prime Empire, Kai's avatar had blond hair, red eyeliner, and a red gi with gold patterns. Facial Features: In addition to the scar on his right eyebrow, he had a bandage over his left eyebrow for a long time. Fans theorized that Kai kept it because he thought it was cool. After "Shattered," he got rid of it. Flashbacks (such as from Season 7) show that Kai had freckles as a child.

The desire to be "like dad." At the very beginning, Lloyd genuinely wants to be a villain because his father is Lord Garmadon. For a little boy, it sounds cool: he gathers a gang (the "Merry Fellows"), gets up to mischief, and dreams of helping his father conquer Ninjago. This isn't so much true cruelty as imitation and an attempt to earn his father's attention.
Impulsiveness and passion. Lloyd acts quickly and doesn't always consider the consequences. It is because of his actions that the Great Devourer awakens—he wanted to do "something big," but instead caused a catastrophe. This trait will remain with him, but over time he will learn to control it.
Vulnerability and loneliness. Behind the bravado hides a child who lacks a family. He reaches out to his father, but his father sees him more as a tool than a son. So Lloyd easily joins any group that will accept him—first the Serpentine, then the ninja.
The ability to change. When it becomes clear that his actions are hurting everyone, Lloyd doesn't hide behind excuses. He experiences shame and fear, and then makes a choice: to help those he previously considered enemies. This demonstrates his conscience and inner integrity. Impulsiveness and irascibility: Kai acts first and thinks later. If something threatens his loved ones or Ninjago, he rushes into battle without waiting for a plan. This often gets him into trouble, but it is precisely this fervor that allows him to act where others hesitate too long.
A strong sense of justice. He doesn't tolerate injustice and is willing to fight for what's right to the bitter end, even when the odds are stacked against him. Kai clearly distinguishes between "us" and "them," and he fiercely defends the former.
Stubbornness. Once Kai has made up his mind, it's almost impossible to change his mind. At the beginning of the series, he was certain he was the one to become the Green Ninja, and it was hard to accept that he wasn't the chosen one. This stubbornness is both his weakness and his strength: it keeps him going when others would give up.
Overprotectiveness

His "villain" period attire. Initially, he wore a dark suit inspired by his father's style: black fabric, a purple belt, and details with white patterns resembling ribs (a nod to Garmadon's fearsome appearance). On his chest was a small green number "5"—a hint that he would become the fifth, special ninja. He also often wore a black hood or cape, which he stole from boarding school, to appear more intimidating.

A brilliant inventor, Dr. Julien created Zane, Echo-Zane, Falcon, Juggernaut, and other mechanical devices. For him, technology is a way to help and protect, not just to demonstrate his mastery.
A loving "father." He didn't just construct Zane—he raised him like a son: teaching him to walk, talk, cook, and understand the world. Even when Zane was already a powerful ninja, Julien treated him with the same care.
Self-sacrificing. Before his death, he erased Zane's memory so his son wouldn't have to grieve his passing. His final words, "I'm doing this because I love you," are one of the most touching scenes in the series.
Stubborn and principled. Even in captivity at Mayak, under threat, he refused to create weapons for evil. His strength lies not in aggression, but in his loyalty to his values.
A quiet humanist. He disliked pompous speeches, but his actions spoke louder: he built to protect; taught to impart knowledge; sacrificed to protect his loved ones.

Young inventor (when he created Zane and lived in the workshop in Birch Forest) - approximately 30-40 years old.
Mature and weary (his captivity at the Lighthouse and his recent years)—already 60–70+ years old—he looks like an elderly man, worn down by years of isolation and hard work. A brilliant inventor, Dr. Julien created Zane, Echo-Zane, the Falcon, the Juggernaut, and other machines. For him, technology is a way to help and protect, not just to demonstrate his mastery.
A loving "father." He didn't just construct Zane—he raised him like a son: teaching him to walk, talk, cook, and understand the world. Even when Zane was already a powerful ninja, Julien treated him with the same care.
Self-sacrificing. Before his death, he erased Zane's memory so his son wouldn't have to grieve his passing. His final words, "I'm doing this because I love you," are one of the most touching scenes in the series.
Stubborn and principled. Even in captivity at Mayak, under threat, he refused to create weapons for evil. His strength lies not in aggression, but in his loyalty to his values.
A quiet humanist. He disliked pompous speeches, but his actions spoke louder: he built to protect; taught to impart knowledge; sacrificed to protect his loved ones. Slender, energetic, with a slight casualness in his appearance—as if always rushing between drawings and prototypes.
The clothing is a work suit or an inventor's suit with many pockets where he stored his tools; often a lab coat is thrown over it.
Accessories - glasses on a chain or in the hand, sometimes mechanic's gloves, in the hands either a notepad or a soldering iron.
The hairstyle is neat, but not too neat: it looks as if someone ran their hand through their hair a couple of times while thinking about the design.
In adulthood and at the Lighthouse (when it was taken over by skeletons):

He became noticeably older and more exhausted: deep wrinkles, a tired look, gray hair.
The suit has become simpler and more shabby, patched in places: this is no longer an inventor in a cozy workshop, but a prisoner who continues to work to survive.

Hairstyle: Long dark hair, usually pulled back into a neat ponytail or braid—to keep it out of the way when she's poring over books or exploring ruins. In some shots, strands of hair can be seen escaping, as if she's so engrossed in her work that she's forgotten to fix it.
Face: delicate features, calm but very attentive gaze. She has an expression as if she is constantly analyzing something or putting together the pieces of a puzzle.
Clothing: A practical explorer's outfit in muted tones—brown and beige, thick fabrics. She often wears a vest with multiple pockets, where she keeps notes, maps, and small artifacts.
Accessories: thin-framed glasses (sometimes on a chain), a notebook and pencil, and sometimes a small flashlight or compass. These aren't "combat" items, but rather tools for finding the truth.
The overall impression is not of strength and drive, but of focus. She looks as if she's ready at any moment to either jot down an important thought or delve into another ancient tomb.

Connection with Garmadon. Even in her youth, Misako knew Garmadon and believed in him even when others began to doubt him. Her faith and her efforts to keep him on the bright side are an important part of their shared history.
Delving into legends and prophecies. It was in her youth that she began gathering information about the First Spinjitzu Master, the Green Ninja, and the fate of Ninjago. This research would later become a foundation for the ninja.
A willingness to take risks for the sake of knowledge. She's often found herself in dangerous places in search of ancient scrolls and artifacts, and this habit of "venturing into dangerous but interesting places" has remained with her throughout her life. Curious to the point of stubbornness, Misako is unstoppable when something catches her interest. She'll read, dig, and compare facts, even if everyone around her says it's dangerous or pointless. It's this quality that will later lead her to unravel many of Ninjago's mysteries.
She's prudent but decisive. She doesn't rush into adventures for the adrenaline rush: she thinks things through first and then takes the plunge. But once a decision is made, she acts firmly and doesn't back down.
A sense of duty and responsibility. For young Misako, knowledge isn't just a curiosity, it's a responsibility. If she learns something important, she considers it her duty to use it wisely, even if it puts her in a difficult situation.
Reserved in her emotions, yet devoted. She's not one to express her feelings loudly, but when she trusts someone, she truly does. Her loyalty and care are evident in her actions: coming to the rescue, warning, hiding, protecting.
Independent. Misako doesn't like being told how to think or what to study. She respects her elders, but won't blindly follow traditions if they interfere with her search for truth. Hairstyle: Long dark hair, usually pulled back into a neat ponytail or braid—to keep it out of the way when she's poring over books or exploring ruins. In some shots, you can see strands of hair that have escaped, as if she's so engrossed in her work that she forgot to fix it.

Adoptive family. Jay isn't Ed and Edna's biological son, but to them, he's a true son. The series emphasizes this not with words but with actions: they're proud of him, they worry about him, and they embrace his ninja ways, even if they find them dangerous.
The influence on Jay's character. His tendency to talk things out, worry, and seek support is largely due to the fact that he was always listened to at home. And his ability to never give up and try to "fix" a situation is from Ed: Jay adopted the idea that even if you're scared, you can just take a step forward.
Home as a support. In difficult moments, Jay remembers Ed and Edna's house: not as a place he must return to, but as a feeling that somewhere there are people who love him simply because.

Ed Walker is practical and calm. He's not one to panic. If something breaks, he just grabs his tools and fixes it. He tried to impart this approach to Jay: "Don't worry, let's figure it out."
A man of few words, but reliable. Ed doesn't use many beautiful words, but he's always there when it matters most. His support comes through action, not long speeches.
Patient with Jay's worries. Jay often worries and gets worked up, and Ed calmly nods, "Yeah, it can be scary. But we'll get through this."

Edna Walker Appearance: Kind, welcoming, with a warm smile. She has a neat hairstyle, simple but neat clothes, and often wears an apron—she loves cooking and creating a cozy atmosphere.
Details: there is a lot of “home warmth” in her appearance - she is the kind of person who will be the first to hug you if you are sad, and the first to put a plate on the table.
Overall impression: caring, patient, and able to gently guide. Very caring. She literally surrounds everyone with warmth: she feeds, hugs, and listens. This was especially important for Jay, because he's naturally anxious and needs to know there's a place where he'll be accepted no matter what.
Gentle, yet firm when necessary. Edna knows how to gently set boundaries and remind people of what's important without raising her voice. She doesn't indulge fears, but she doesn't trivialize them either.
She loves order and comfort. For her, home is a fortress where everything is in its place and where everyone feels safe.

Lou Bucketstone is energetic and optimistic. He literally lives on stage: he sings, dances, and inspires everyone around him. For him, art is a way to make the world a brighter place, and it should make people smile.
He loves discipline... through joy. He doesn't yell or push, but he demands effort: for him, "doing well" means not just learning a movement, but putting your heart into it. That's why he gets upset when Cole pretends to continue studying at art school.
Proud, but easy-going. When Lou learns that Cole wanted to steal the cup, he's furious—it's a blow to his trust. But when his son reveals his true potential and saves his father, Lou immediately forgives him and is genuinely proud.
He's prone to theatrics. Even in serious moments, he can add a joke or a gesture to ease the tension. It's his way of dealing with emotions. His face and hairstyle: thick eyebrows, a black mustache, and hair styled neatly, yet with a hint of casualness; graying is noticeable, emphasizing that he's no longer a youth, but a mature artist.
Attire: His stage style is always ready to perform. A brown jacket, white shirt, and red bow tie—the unmistakable look of the frontman of the band "Royal Blacksmiths."
Accessories: often with a wooden cane, which in his hands looks not like a support, but like part of the act - as if at any moment he will start beating out a rhythm or making a spectacular gesture.
Overall impression: charismatic, “glowing” on stage, even in everyday life he acts as if he is being watched.

Lily Bucketstone: Calm and empathetic. She knew when Cole was struggling and supported him without words—she was simply there.
She balanced Lou's impulsiveness. While her father might get carried away with an idea and drag everyone along with him, Lily gently reminded him of the important details and the need to conserve his energy.
She loved her son very much. Her care was quiet but very strong: it was because of her that Cole long tried to live up to expectations and not let down his loved ones.

Mature beyond his years. Even as a child, Garmadon spoke and acted as if he had a great responsibility. He often offered wise advice to his younger brother, Wu, despite not being much older himself.
A sense of duty and honor. Being a worthy son of the First Spinjitzu Master and a protector of Ninjago was important to him. He viewed duty as absolute: if he had to sacrifice himself, he was willing to do so.
Pride and stubbornness. Garmadon disliked admitting weakness and couldn't stand being underestimated. Because of this, he was easily swayed by those who promised him power (such as Master Chen).
Fighting the evil within. After being bitten by the Great Devourer, evil entered his being, and young Garmadon constantly fought against it: he tried not to harm those close to him and did everything to avoid becoming a threat to the world. This creates a tragic contrast: he wants to be a hero, but his power pulls him into darkness.
Devotion to family. Despite the growing darkness, he sincerely loved Wu and tried to protect him, even when he could no longer fully control himself.
Impulsive under pressure. When the stakes are high, he's prone to rash actions and tough decisions, such as making deals for the "greater good" that later backfire. As a child, he's an ordinary boy: brown hair, soft features, and the simple attire of a monastic student, devoid of heavy symbolism. He looks almost like a little Lloyd, only with a different personality.
In adolescence and young adulthood, he is already a true warrior: his hair is tousled, as if after a battle; his gaze is serious, sometimes stern.
The costume is a black ninja kimono with red hieroglyphs (a sign of strength and belonging to the warrior's path). Later, details appear that emphasize the element of Destruction: dark accents, massive belts, and armor elements.
Accessories - often with weapons or in a Spinjitzu stance; in some versions, he already has a hint of the "mark of evil": a slight shadow on the skin, darker eyes, sometimes barely noticeable markings.
LEGO minifigures capture this image well: young Garmadon in sets usually has black and red

Maya's Hairstyle: Her hair is pulled back into a neat ponytail or braid to keep it out of the way during combat and work; in some scenes, individual strands are allowed to escape, emphasizing her dynamic and active nature.
Face and posture: An open yet collected expression, an attentive and calm gaze. Her posture is upright—always ready for action.
Costume: A red-orange ninja outfit, but more streamlined and lightweight than those worn by fighters of other elements; the fabric seems to shimmer with the hues of flame.
Weapons: Usually twin blades or a staff; her fighting style is fast and precise. Her son, Kai, and her daughter, Nya, and her husband, Ray, are masters of water.

Hardworking and thorough, the forge isn't just a job for him, but a way to protect his loved ones and help others. Even in his youth, he was already a man who "does everything with his own hands" and doesn't like empty words.
Calm but determined. He's not hot-tempered, but when it comes to protecting his family or stopping evil, he acts without hesitation.
A mentor by nature. Even in his youth, Ray sought not just to demonstrate a technique but to explain the essence: "Strength lies in the ability to control oneself." Hairstyle and face: dark hair, often slightly tousled, masculine features, a confident gaze. In his youth, he didn't yet have the gray hair or the heavier expression that comes with age.
Clothing: A ninja-style blacksmith suit—durable, practical, with elements referencing the element of fire: red-orange inserts, protective pads, and sometimes a leather apron over the suit.
Accessories: a hammer or other blacksmithing tool as part of his image; often a forge or anvil nearby—an important part of his identity. His son, Kai, daughter, Nia, wife, Maya, and he himself is a master of fire.

Sensitive and proud, he was deeply upset that he hadn't lived up to Wu's expectations and become the Green Ninja. For him, it wasn't just "bad luck," but a personal defeat that battered his self-esteem.
Loyal, yet vulnerable. He sincerely wanted to be a worthy disciple and heir to the First Spinjitzu Master's teachings. When he realized he had not been chosen, the resentment became devastating.
Gifted in the element of wind. As a master of wind, he was fast, agile, and able to manipulate air currents and use them for both defense and attack. His fighting style featured sharp, sudden strikes and maneuvers that were difficult to predict.
Prone to solitude, he kept to himself even among other students, never fully opening up. This made him vulnerable to the influence of dark forces.

His hair is white (unlike earlier versions, where young Wu had light-colored hair pulled back into a small ponytail due to its slightly long length). His clothing is a white training kimono. It features a red octopus: a small one on the right chest and a larger one in the center of the back.
His accessories include a black belt and a bamboo staff (an ancient family heirloom that once belonged to his father). Impulsive and inquisitive—like many teenagers, he's prone to making impulsive decisions and exploring new things.
The desire to prove himself—he's no longer a child, but he hasn't yet acquired the wisdom that will come later. Therefore, he sometimes acts recklessly, but at the same time, he sincerely wants to be useful and learn.
He retains his kindness and sense of responsibility—even in his youth, Wu is capable of bold actions and cares for others (for example, he later took the orphan Morro under his wing). 18 years old

All events take place in a monastery where Wu has been recruiting future ninjas since his youth.