Zane Julien/Snake Jaguar

Character and development
Initially, Pixal was rather emotionless: her only motivation was her duty to the Borg. But after her encounter with the ninja, and especially with Zane, her human qualities began to awaken. Zane helped her recognize and embrace her hidden humanity: she learned to experience deep friendship, love, a sense of civic duty, and also to cope with loss and heartache. Although Pixal is a skilled fighter, she prefers to resolve conflicts peacefully.
Pixal has a white face covered in purple circuit boards, wide white lips, and glowing green eyes—all of which emphasize her mechanical nature. Her friends call her simply Pix. Essentially, she is a female Nindroid—an android created by inventor Cyrus Borg to serve as his assistant. Pixal is a skilled mechanic and inventor.
One of the most striking plot lines is her connection with Zayn. Their friendship gradually developed into a deep romantic attachment. Among fans, this pairing is often referred to as "Pixane."

The Jade Princess (formal court attire). A long green dress, a white cape with red lotus flowers, and a golden headdress. Her face is kabuki-style makeup: white powder, bold patterns, and dark red lips. Her long white hair is styled high and secured with a golden tiara. The look emphasizes her status and her "perfect" side.
"The Silent One" / leader of the Sons of Garmadon. Black biker-style clothing, minimal jewelry, but with the gang's signature insignia. Her eyes are lined with bright red eyeliner, and her hair is worn loose with bangs. This look makes her look tougher and more street-gang-like.
Casual style. Green overalls, a jade-colored shirt, a hood that concealed her face. This look allowed her to move freely and remain unrecognizable.
Kabuki Mask. A black robe, cloak, and a white and blue mask that completely conceals the face. This outfit was used for covert operations and to create an aura of mystery. A master of manipulation, Harumi spent years posing as a benevolent princess and managed to win the trust of not only the townspeople but also the ninja themselves. Her greatest strength is her ability to play on others' emotions and expectations.
Vengeful and single-minded. After the death of her biological parents during the Great Devourer's rampage, she blamed the ninja for failing to save them. This resentment became the fuel for her plans.
She admires Garmadon. She sees him as the "savior" of Ninjago, capable of restoring order at any cost. Because of this, she is willing to take extreme measures, including terror and violence.
Cold calculation. Harumi doesn't hesitate when it comes to sacrificing something or someone for the sake of her goal. However, she's not simply cruel for the sake of cruelty: her decisions are always pragmatic.
Her feelings for Lloyd are complicated. Her connection with Lloyd is a mixture of manipulation and genuine interest. She exploits his emotions, but at the same time, in her own way, she values ​​their interaction.
Capable of redemption. In later events, she shows moments of remorse and even helps her former enemies: a piece of her remains within her.

A master of katana. He wields two red katanas with surgical precision; in his battle with Zane, he proved himself capable of fighting on equal terms with one of the most powerful ninja.
The Oni Mask of Vengeance. Grants him two extra arms, dramatically increasing his strength and speed. In this state, he becomes especially dangerous.
Perfect motorcycle control. Performs extreme stunts: jumps from bridges, full-speed turns, and somersaults on a bike.
Tactical thinking. Able to intelligently distribute forces, set up ambushes, and block escape routes.
Nindroid resilience. As a robot, he is less vulnerable to fatigue and pain, allowing him to continue fighting even after sustaining serious damage. His helmet has a red visor. His face is completely hidden, revealing only his "eyes"—bright red, as if glowing. This emphasizes his inhuman nature.
Black biker gear. Sons of Garmadon-style jacket and pants, with patches and the number 103.
Scarlet accents. Red gloves and two katanas—they immediately make him stand out in the crowd.
Minimalism and menace. His appearance is stripped bare: every element is designed to intimidate and be effective. Cold-blooded and silent, he barely speaks: he acts with gestures, brief signals, and precise violence. This makes him particularly terrifying.
A calculating fighter. He doesn't waste time on threats, doesn't panic, waits for the enemy to make a mistake, and strikes with precision.
A ruthless enforcer. For him, orders are more important than morality: he calmly sets up ambushes, kidnaps, and stalks.
Loyal to the Sons of Garmadon, he follows Harumi and later Lord Garmadon unquestioningly.
Zane's rival. Their confrontation isn't just a fight, but a clash of two different approaches to what it means to be a Nindroid.
The name is a pun.
is a Nindroid

Second in Command. Ultraviolet is one of the gang's main enforcers, often responsible for enforcing orders and carrying out enforcement operations.
She wielded the Oni Mask of Hatred. This mask amplified her rage and aggression, granting her additional strength and making her even more dangerous in combat. The mask later cracked and became unusable.
A master of sai combat, her signature weapon is dual sai, which she wields with great skill. She is fast, aggressive, and able to keep her opponents under constant pressure.
A racer. She's an excellent bike rider and loves speed—it's part of her rebellious nature. Her face and hairstyle: She's covered in white makeup, which looks slightly grayish against her gray skin and resembles a skull pattern. The back of her head is shaved, and her hair is pulled back into a high black ponytail. She has scars above her eyebrows and on her cheek—they highlight her combat experience.
Clothing. A purple leather vest with black prints, black pants with zippers on the sides, and a belt with patches. On the vest is a patch with her name and number (96).
Accessories: Purple bandana, silver hoop earrings, and sometimes a black helmet or mask.
Overall style. It's a daring biker look with an emphasis on purple (a nod to her name) and the dark symbolism of the Sons of Garmadon. She's wild and adventurous. She thrives on danger and literally lives for the thrill. She's ready to take on any adventure and loves risky missions.
Sadistic and caustic. She can laugh at others' suffering, make caustic comments, and enjoy tense confrontations. For example, she openly mocked Lloyd's experiences.
She has a wicked sense of humor. She often giggles on her own—and it seems she's the only one who gets the jokes.
Loyal but tough. She respects Harumi and Lord Garmadon, but doesn't tolerate weakness in others. She can sharply rebuke an ally if she deems their actions foolish.
She's capable of respecting strong opponents. For example, she praised Nia for her fortitude during the fight—a rare form of recognition for her.

Killow is a member of the Sons of Garmadon, one of the first to be accepted into the group. He is responsible for selecting new members, conducting deadly challenges (like a motorcycle race).
Drives a large motorcycle called "Oni the Destroyer" with a saw instead of a front wheel.
His weapon of choice in LEGO sets is a spiked club.
His name refers to the word "kilo" (short for "kilogram"), perhaps a reference to his being the heaviest of the Sons of Garmadon. He wears a black vest with orange trim and numerous Sons of Garmadon symbols. On the left side of the vest is a large number "111."
Black trousers with a belt made of orange fabric (however, due to the cut of the clothes, part of the body may be visible at the back).
Black boots.
White knee pads in the shape of skulls.
A motorcycle helmet that completely covers the hair (if he has any).
Determined yet arrogant, he confidently assumes leadership roles within the Sons of Garmadon, relaying orders and directing day-to-day missions.
He becomes much more ruthless when wearing the Mask of Deception, his voice taking on a demonic quality. The mask grants him telekinetic powers: he can move and levitate objects.
He loves to joke around and sometimes acts like a ringleader (for example, in the episode "Snake Jaguar" he addresses his comrades like a circus host).
Capable of empathy: he was worried about the deceased Mister E. At Kryptarium prison, they tried to teach him to control his anger and follow a path of reform—but after the ninja's visit, he smiled ominously, and there are doubts about whether his change was genuine.
He has a hobby: singing karaoke and drawing.
Suffers from leporiphobia - fear of rabbits
He's 3 meters tall, has grey skin and a massive frame, and has a terrifying fear of rabbits.

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

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 dragon.

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: 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.

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

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.

Master of Destruction. Garmadon wields the element of Destruction and is a master of Spinjitzu. At various points in the story, he has become incredibly powerful, for example, able to wield all four Golden Weapons simultaneously.
Numerous transformations and titles. Due to the influence of dark forces and various events, his appearance and status changed. He was banished to the Netherrealm, gained extra arms, became the vessel for the Overlord, and later, the Emperor of Ninjago.
Path of Redemption: Bite of the Great Devourer. As a child, Garmadon was bitten by the Great Devourer (a giant serpent), and the venom infected him with evil. Because of this, Garmadon constantly struggled with the dark side of his nature.
Family and Legacy. He is the eldest son of the First Spinjitzu Master, the brother of Sensei Wu, and the father of Lloyd Garmadon, the Green Ninja. Garmadon's ancestors were driven by forces that pulled him toward goodness, culminating in the battle where Lloyd defeated the Overlord. As a result, Garmadon was cleansed of the Great Devourer's venom and freed from evil.
A New Path. After his purification, Garmadon renounced his title as lord and sought to atone for his guilt. He even became a ninja mentor, though his training methods were harsher than those of his brother, Wu. After his resurrection (in the "Sons of Garmadon" season), his armor appeared cracked: a gaping hole in the left side of his chest oozed purple slime, emphasizing his undead nature.
In some episodes, he took the form of an old man similar to Master Wu, but with thick gray hair instead of a beard.
He also had the ability to transform into a giant black

— the one who assembled the ninja team (Kai, Jay, Cole, Zane, later joined by Nya and Lloyd) and taught them Spinjitzu. His teaching methods often seem odd: he doesn't always give direct answers, preferring to let his students find solutions themselves, make mistakes, and learn from them. He believes that strength lies not only in the ability to fight, but also in the ability to make the right decisions. The son of the First Spinjitzu Master, Wu was born into the family of the creator of the legendary martial art of Spinjitzu. This explains his deep knowledge and immense strength.
Garmadon's brother. Wu has a complicated relationship with his brother. As a child, Garmadon was bitten by the Great Devourer, and the poison gradually transformed him into a villain. Wu has spent his entire life trying to save his brother or at least contain his destructive power. This family drama is one of the main plots of the series.
Lloyd's uncle. Lloyd is the Green Ninja, a key figure in the prophecy of Ninjago's salvation. For Wu, he's not only a chosen warrior but also a loved one, someone he cares about.

A master of Spinjitzu, he is capable of using this powerful technique, which combines elemental power with warrior prowess.
Staff. His main weapon is a staff, which not only aids in combat but also serves as a tool for activating various mechanisms and even magic.
Knowledge of Relics. Wu preserves and protects ancient artifacts, knowing their power and the dangers they may pose. Wisdom and mystery. Wu often speaks in riddles and metaphors. He knows much about fate, time, and the balance between good and evil, but is reluctant to share this knowledge, believing that some things must be understood independently.
A love of tea. It's his signature trait. Wu brews tea constantly, and sometimes this drink turns out to be more than just what it seems: the series features "traveler's tea," which allows one to travel between worlds, and other special varieties.
Self-sacrifice. Wu has repeatedly risked himself for others. For example, in the Time Blades story arc, he sacrificed himself to stop villains, resulting in his being lost in time, later returning as a child. Conflict with Morro. Wu once took Morro, the Master of Wind, as his apprentice, believing he could guide him to the path of good. But Morro succumbed to pride and became an antagonist, a blow and a lesson for Wu.
The fight against the Overlord. Wu played a vital role in the confrontation with this powerful evil that sought to devour Ninjago.
Blades of Time. In one season, Wu encountered the Time Twins, Acronix and Krux. Due to the effects of their blades, he began to rapidly age, and eventually disappeared into time altogether. Wu is usually depicted as an elderly man with a long white beard, wearing a black and white robe (the colors symbolize the balance of yin and yang). His appearance emphasizes wisdom and calm, although in combat he remains a swift and dangerous opponent. He wears a douli and has white hair, sparsely styled, and a small ponytail.

Misako Garmadon (née Montgomery) (Ninjago: Masters of Spinjitzu).

Who is she?
An archaeologist and historian, Misako works at the Ninjago Museum of History and is deeply versed in legends, ancient texts, and the history of the world of Ninjago. Her knowledge has proven helpful to the ninja on numerous occasions.
Garmadon's wife and Lloyd's mother. Her family history is closely tied to the series' main conflicts. She loves both Garmadon and her son, and often tries to save them both, even if it means making difficult decisions.
Master of Spinjitzu. Misako is one of the few characters without an elemental power who can use Spinjitzu. A complex love story. In her youth, Misako was close to the Wu brothers and Garmadon. Due to manipulation and the influence of the Great Devourer's venom, she ended up marrying Garmadon.
A sacrifice for the prophecy. Misako left little Lloyd at a school for troubled children to study the prophecy of the Green Ninja and try to prevent the devastating final battle.
Captivity and trials. At some point, she is captured by the Sons of Garmadon, and her rescue becomes a crucial mission for the heroes. She is 60 years old. She is the same age as Garmadon and Wu. Since Misako knew the brothers in their youth, and by the start of the series, Wu is already an elderly mentor, Misako's age logically fits into the same timeline. Height and build: Of average height, with a graceful posture and a toned figure, indicating her active lifestyle and love of archaeology.
Hair: Her hair is usually kept neatly in place, often with clips or combs. Her hair color ranges from light blonde to chestnut brown with gray streaks, indicating her advanced age.
Skin: Smooth and fair skin, without visible imperfections.
Eyes: Large and expressive eyes, usually dark or deep brown, that radiate intelligence and kindness.
Clothing: She prefers to wear comfortable yet elegant outfits appropriate for her profession. She can often be seen in long skirts or trousers paired with blouses or shirts.

Height and build: Of average height, with a graceful posture and a toned figure, which testifies to her active life and love of archeology.
Hair: Her hair is usually kept neatly in place, often with clips or combs. Her hair color ranges from light blonde to chestnut brown with gray streaks, indicating her advanced age.
Skin: Smooth and fair skin, without visible imperfections.
Eyes: Large and expressive eyes, usually dark or deep brown, that radiate intelligence and kindness.
Clothing: She prefers comfortable yet elegant outfits appropriate for her profession. She can often be seen in long skirts or trousers paired with blouses or shirts. In the field, she wears comfortable excavation clothes.
Accessories: May wear jewelry such as earrings, rings or necklaces that highlight her refined taste.
Misako always looks well-groomed and tasteful, which emphasizes her status as a respected archaeologist and caring mother.

In most seasons, Nia has long black hair pulled back into a ponytail. The ponytail is often tied with a ribbon—the color varies (gray, bright blue, pale pink).
Until Season 8, she had a short bob haircut and wore bright red lipstick.
After merging with the Endless Ocean, her hair became longer and looked more disheveled. She had small dimples on her cheeks.
There's a mole on her right cheek—Jay even called it "a mark of eternal beauty." Ninja kimono: The color scheme changed over the seasons—there were burgundy shades with light blue accents, gray, and later, gray, azure, and blue predominated.
Samurai X: Here, Nya's appearance changes dramatically. She dons a bronze helmet with horns, a red mask, bronze shoulder pads, and red armor. Later, during her stay on Chen's Island, she adds a Kabuki disguise to her look—the result is a black armored suit with red and green accents and a large gold phoenix symbol on the chest. Nya is tall, athletic, and muscular. At one point, she was concerned about her figure, but eventually learned to embrace it.

Nya Smith is one of the main characters in the animated series Ninjago: Masters of Spinjitzu. She is the younger sister of the ninja Kai and the daughter of blacksmith Ray and Maya Smith. Nya is the Elemental Master of Water and possesses hydrokinesis, allowing her to control and manipulate water.

Personality:
Nia is a brave, intelligent, and self-confident girl. She often faces prejudice and sexism, which forces her to prove her worth. Despite her kindness, she can be decisive and even harsh when necessary. Nia strives for independence and is frustrated by her brother's overprotectiveness. Kai is Nia's older brother, 19 years old.
Nya Smith is one of the main characters in the animated series Ninjago: Masters of Spinjitzu. She is the younger sister of the ninja Kai and the daughter of blacksmith Ray and Maya Smith. Nya is the Elemental Master of Water and possesses hydrokinesis, allowing her to control and manipulate water.

Personality:
Nia is a brave, intelligent, and self-confident girl. She often faces prejudice and sexism, which forces her to prove her worth. Despite her kindness, she can be decisive and even harsh when necessary. Nia strives for independence and is frustrated by her brother's overprotectiveness.

Abilities and powers:

Hydrokinesis: control of water.
Creating a water shield.
Hydrogenation: the creation of water.
Hydrotelekinesis.
Water attacks and defense.
Hydrokinetic flight.
Manipulation of water shape.
Hydroportation, etc.
Equipment:

Golden spear.
The trident she took from a Merlopian soldier.
Water Dragon Hook.
Ninja suit and formerly Samurai X suit, which she used to hide her identity.
Nya was initially not an official member of the ninja team due to the prophecy of the Green Ninja. However, despite this, she proved her combat prowess and became a full-fledged ninja. She also created an alter ego, Samurai X, to prove her worth and power.

Nya is an important character who makes a significant contribution to the fight against evil by protecting Ninjago together

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.

Impulsiveness and short temper. 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's precisely this fervor that allows him to act where others hesitate.
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.
Overprotective. He's incredibly devoted to his younger sister, Nia, and in the early seasons, he literally wouldn't let her take a single step unsupervised. For him, family comes first, and he's willing to sacrifice himself for those he cares about.
The desire to be a hero. Kai wants to be the one who saves the world, and sometimes this makes him overconfident and even selfish. It's important to him to be appreciated and to see his contribution to the greater good. Hair: Brown, tousled, styled to resemble flames—a reference to his element of fire.
Clothing. Red is the predominant color—Kai's signature style, emphasizing his connection to the element of fire. In the scenes at the monastery, he wears a typical ninja outfit with red accents.
Facial expression. Often focused, even stern—in that situation, he was serious and wary. He really likes to hit on girls. He's 18 years old. He's currently on fire.

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, they later became more like his mother's.
Eyes. In one scene (in the anime-style episode "The Absolute Worst"), it's shown that Cole has dark brown eyes. Build. Muscular. This isn't just a coincidence: before becoming a ninja, Cole was a rock climber, and his physical strength has saved the team on more than one occasion.

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.

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.

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

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.

Analytical and precise. He still assesses the situation first: calculates risks, notices details that others miss. It's important for him to act according to a plan, not based on emotion.
A sense of duty and responsibility. Zane still takes on the role of "holding the line": if the team is confused, he's the first to offer a clear course of action.
Neatness and order. He still finds chaos and dirt unpleasant—that's why the scenes with the "strange tea" and Alfonso's hyper-cleaning work so well: they're a direct attack on his inner sense of normalcy.
The hair is white, short, neatly styled, and seems slightly “icy” in texture.
His skin is also very light, almost porcelain-like, with a cool undertone; in the animation, this emphasizes that he is an android with an "icy" theme.
The eyes are bright blue, expressive, the look is often calm and focused.

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.
Fear of the Titan Dragon from Nightmares
Zayn isn't afraid of animals.

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. The design emphasizes his element and "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. Hair is styled neatly.
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.
He's calm, has a normal voice, white hair, and fair skin. He communicates not like a nindroid, but like a normal person.
The skin is also very light, almost porcelain.
Hair - white, short, neatly styled, as if slightly "icy" in texture, black iron shoulder pads and a black bandana

The subway and subway tunnels are where Zane first encounters Killow and the rest of the Sons of Garmadon, where they engage in growling and talk about joining the gang.
The streets of Ninjago City and its outskirts are where the Teeth race takes place: bikers race through the city, weave through traffic jams, and then ride out beyond the metropolis.
"Teeth" is not a building, but a dangerous motorcycle racing route: narrow passages, sharp turns, obstacles that test the fearlessness of a beginner.
The Sons of Garmadon base is a secret location where new recruits are brought and prisoners (like Cole) are held. The episode features glimpses of their "command" rooms: dark halls where the gang hangs out, plays pool, throws knives at targets, and discusses plans.