Ninjago Season 5

Morro, in spirit form, is a handsome young man with chin-length black hair with a green streak in his bangs. He wears a green, torn kimono with a wind symbol on the chest. Because he is a ghost, his skin is green and translucent, and he has dark green eyeshadow under his eyes.

Ambition and obsession. In his youth, Morro firmly believed he was destined to become the Green Ninja. When the Golden Weapons did not choose him, it unleashed a storm of emotions within him: he became angry, bitter, and left the monastery, vowing to prove his destiny wrong.
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Jealousy. A prime example is the duel with Lloyd at the museum. Morro was furious when he saw Lloyd fulfill the very dream he had once given up on.
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Narrow-mindedness and an inability to let go. He was so focused on his goal (becoming the Green Ninja) that he couldn't accept rejection and ultimately failed to summon his own Elemental Dragon.
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Manipulative. Morro used cunning in his plans: for example, he tried to buy time by convincing Lloyd that destroying the Realm Crystal would ruin his last chance to save his father.
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But there were other facets:
Morro and Sensei Wu initially had a very warm, almost father-son relationship. However, after the breakup, it quickly deteriorated.
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At the critical moment when Wu attempted to save Morro, he realized the error of his ways. He gave his master the Realm Crystal, then consciously let go of his hand and dissolved into water—thus atoning for his guilt.
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Later, when Yang opened a rift to the Departed Realm, Morro once again revealed his complex nature: instead of seeking revenge, he warned Wu and the ninja of Yang's plans. Ultimately, he peacefully returned to the Departed Realm, finally atoning for his betrayal.
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After the Conflux and the emergence of the Ghostlands, Morro did not go to the afterlife, but remained to help other ghosts - he became their protector.

Misako is an elderly woman, likely in her 50s or 60s. She has long gray hair with one blonde streak, which she wears in a French braid. She always wears silver round glasses. As an archaeologist, Misako wears a light tan button-down shirt with pockets, a green scarf, and a brown belt.
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Misako is caring and patient by nature, with a strong sense of love for her family. She has repeatedly asked the ninja to put her son Lloyd's safety above their own. At the same time, Misako is capable of decisive action: for example, she insisted that Lloyd destroy the Overlord's physical form to prevent him from being reborn, believing that saving the world is more important than family ties.
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As a young boy, Wu was somewhat irresponsible and impulsive, refusing to return his katana after losing it. Instructed by his brother to never put off until tomorrow what can be done today, he watched as the Great Devourer's venom began to corrupt Garmadon, and he will remember his brother's words before his transformation for the rest of his life.

As he grew older, Wu became a more benevolent, contented, and generous man, displaying great restraint and honor, and valiantly fighting for good. With a kind heart, he took in a homeless orphan named Morro and cared for him, discovering his paternal instincts and taking the Master of Wind to be his teacher. However, he also had little patience for unlawful behavior, readily condemning Morro's reckless actions and unanimously agreeing with his brother to banish the Anacondrai Generals to the Cursed Realm, and being a defender of his father's name.

Years later, having become a Spinjitzu master, Wu developed an incredibly eccentric and mysterious personality, often instructing others with cryptic hints and often avoiding directness, confusing everyone with his strange methods and techniques. Wise from his years of experience, Wu possessed a tremendous amount of thoughtful and skilled intellect, resulting in triumph over several enemies. Incredibly graceful, even in defeat, Wu is willing to sacrifice his life under any circumstances to protect others.

Despite this, Master Wu also had a more silly and playful side. He enjoyed less restrained activities, like food fights and Ferris wheel rides, and had a quirky sense of humor even in combat. However, he also had a past haunted by his mistakes, echoing his own brother's wisdom and secretly reprimanding himself for the fates of Garmadon and Morro.

Wu is an elderly man with a long white beard. He usually wears a white robe and a conical straw hat. In "The Day Ninjago Stood Still," he is shown wearing a small black cap under his hat, being bald underneath. He sometimes wears a more elaborate white and black kimono with hieroglyphs inscribed in gold along the left side. He is rarely seen without a bamboo staff or a tea set. In "Wind of Change," he gains a new outfit that more closely resembles the Master's robe. In "Deadly Danger," he gains a battle suit reminiscent of a Ninja uniform.

Nya had short black hair styled into a ponytail and bright red lipstick. She typically wore casual clothes in various shades of red and gold, with a golden phoenix as her symbol. Although she wasn't trained as a ninja early on, she is quite capable of defending herself. She dislikes the attention paid to ninjas, so she decided to become a hero in her own way, which she did by becoming Samurai X. She is very independent, desiring choice and the ability to choose her own identity and destiny. She is sometimes irritated by Kai's productivity, but their bond as siblings is very strong. Many episodes show her to be highly intelligent, as she was able to create Samurai armor and several types of technology, and she was able to pinpoint the location of the Serpentine Tombs. At first, Nya seemed unaware of Jay's crush on her, though in "Be Your Own Self," she reveals that she reciprocates.

Nya's weakness is her unwillingness to fail. Despite being so good, when she finds herself unable to achieve her goals, she quickly gives up. She's also insecure and sensitive about her own identity, either as Samurai X or her role within the Ninja Team, and is conflicted by anyone's opinions about her destiny—she wants to shape it herself.

Zane is a highly intelligent Nindroid, possessing a vast amount of knowledge, the ability to cook, and analyze situations. Season 8 and "Tales of the Monastery of Spinjitzu" suggest that Zane continues to refine parts of himself. His companion P.I.X.A.L. was part of his AI from Seasons 4 to 7, during which he was always with her. However, he proved too dependent on her for analysis. His speech pattern also reflects his intelligence. He is formal and has a larger vocabulary than others.

Zane learns faster than other ninja, as shown by his discovery of his True Potential, receiving the only compliment from Cole's father on his dancing, and easily learning to fire chains in the Realm of Oni and Dragons. In seasons 1 and 2, he is also shown to have the greatest endurance and can breathe underwater and in space, due to his robotic nature.

Zane's stay in Neverland left him despondent, unable to escape and alone. During his message in the Titan Mech, he identified himself as Dr. Julien's son and expressed happiness in being with his friends, whom he considered family. He also expressed his love for P.I.X.A.L. if he didn't return to Ninjago.

His values ​​are based on the phrase, "I was created to protect those who cannot protect themselves," first uttered by Dr. Julien. He has remained loyal in various situations, such as against the Overlord and on Chen's Island. He is also generally very supportive of his friends. It was this phrase that allowed him to regain his memories after becoming the Ice Emperor.

Zane is undoubtedly the most serious and reserved of the Ninja, lacking a sense of humor and unable to understand how his fellow Ninja interacted. He had little understanding of humor or even basic social conventions (as seen when he entered the bathroom despite Cole being on the toilet). In the Pilot, it is shown that Jay taught Zane humor. He also has a strong connection with Master Wu, being the most polite and respectful towards him and finding a kind of fatherly presence in him; the two share moments of silence while the other Ninja lounge around in ways he cannot relate to, or when the Ninja are with family, which he does not have. The other Ninja are sometimes wary of his strange habits, but quickly learn to accept him for it, even relying on him, as with the robot Falcon in Season 1.

Initially, Zane was melancholic due to his inability to remember his origins. He eventually accepted the ninja as his family and that their home was his, but he never gave up on searching for the details of his past. Upon learning of his origins, he was briefly struck by shock and depression, but he overcame his feelings and accepted his robotic nature once he regained his memories. When he was finally reunited with his father/creator, Dr. Julien, in season two, he readily accepted him as his father.

Zane quickly forms strong attachments, bonding most strongly with his fellow ninja as "brothers," and feels a deep kinship with Falcon and a friendly relationship with P.I.X.A.L. from the first moments of meeting them. He is known to take great risks for the people he loves, even if, in P.I.X.A.L.'s case, there's no evidence he should trust her. In many cases, Zane's unusualness and people's tendency to ridicule him are a result of his tendency to show deep caring, unlike others. Zane is often more open about his emotions.

In his chest, he had a control panel that he could open, with switches for vision, sound, voice, power, memory, and humor—he also had a set of switches in his hand. In season 3 (in the episode "The Art of the Silent Fist"), his power source is located in his chest. Between seasons 2 and 3, his interior was updated.[1] It looks different from his original design: his power source is visible and located where his heart would be, and the old-fashioned switches and gears have been replaced with a more modern, wired look. The updated design continued into his titanium form, albeit now two-dimensional, and the power source design also appeared on his back in his first titanium design. In season 8 (in the episode "Dead Man's Wail"), a CT scan of his body reveals that he has lungs.

Typically seen wearing white clothing, Zane's Titanium form has silver hair, a high, flat-topped hairstyle, or a short haircut, no sideburns, and pointed eyebrows. He has glowing blue eyes and is usually seen with a straight expression, reflecting his robotic nature. His cloaking form has white hair, normal LEGO character yellow skin, and bright blue eyes. He hasn't used his cloaking form since Season 10, so he either deleted it from his database or forgot he had this feature. Zane's "skin," rebuilt from titanium, is a shiny metallic substance with lines running across his jawline and cheeks. He had a scratch on his right forehead, though it disappeared in "The Story of the Monastery of Spinjitzu" and onward. His eyebrows and facial lines changed slightly in "The Monastery of Spinjitzu: Tales," more closely resembling his minifigure face (though he still lacked the zig-zag edges of his minifigure eyebrows), but in Season 11, his eyebrows returned to their original shape and the lines on his face changed again. Using some form of disguise, he often takes on a more human-like appearance, with white hair, usually during active ninja duty.

Cole has a muscular body (he was a rock climber before he became a ninja, and he has a strength advantage over everyone else, even without an Element). He has long, shaggy black hair and thick eyebrows. Before Season 8, his hair was shorter and swept to the right.

Cole is calm and intelligent (mostly). Before meeting Wu, Cole lacked direction and purpose, unable to utilize his skills. Becoming a Ninja seemed to be Cole's calling, as he was more than happy to accept Master Wu's offer. Cole enjoys helping others in need and feels great when he does a good job. His passion for mission success drives him to meticulously plan tactics late at night, often resulting in sleep deprivation.

At first, Cole insisted he feared nothing, but it turned out his fear was dragons. Soon after, when the Ninja were to tame their dragons to travel to the Netherrealm, Cole was reluctant to participate out of fear. Despite his hesitation, he accepted his dragon, even learning to care for it more than the other Ninja cared for theirs.

He and Zane are the most serious and focused of the six Ninja, but that doesn't stop him from letting his mind get the best of him from time to time. Once he truly sets his mind on something, he'll pursue it until it's fulfilled (like when he yearned for the battle on the Island of Darkness).

Cole can be a bit selfish at times, but it's very rare. Perhaps the only time this happened was on Day of the Departed, when he was disappointed at being turned into a ghost (he only thought of himself) and went to see Master Yang. He realized the depth of his actions and the impact they had on his friends, and he felt guilty for putting them in danger, though he managed to overcome his inner turmoil and defeat Yang. He showed understanding for Yang's plight and was able to get him to overcome his pain and tried to force him to go through the rift with him, but Yang refused.

When he's with his best friend, Jay, he's playful and enjoys video games. Cole may be calm, but he's not emotionless.

Jay has wavy, tousled hair like his counterpart from The Lego Ninjago Movie, and he typically wears blue clothing, symbolizing his elemental color. He has brown eyebrows and light freckles. In seasons 8-10, Jay's hair was dark brown, but starting with Secrets of the Forbidden Spinjitzu, he has reddish-brown/auburn hair, similar to his hair in earlier seasons. Jay is the most carefree and energetic of the ninja. He constantly jokes around, most of which are funny only to himself. He usually does this to hide fear and anxiety, as shown in season 6. He is also sensitive, both positively and negatively. He likes to boast about his abilities, such as inventing and poetry, much to the annoyance of others, but proves to be a good friend and a skilled fighter. He is also somewhat nervous, usually the first to panic in critical situations.

Jay is in love with Nya and often falters around her, though they both eventually confess their feelings for each other at the end of Season 6. There was a period when Jay seemed confused about what Nya wanted and worried about their relationship. He tried to treat her like a lady and protect her, refusing to let her row, though Nya still found a way to help. He was also incredibly nervous when he asked Nya to be his Yang, even though they were already dating.

He values ​​those he's loyal to, but will turn against them if they hurt him, as demonstrated in the love triangle in season 3 when he competed for Nya's affections. He started yelling at Cole when he learned Cole was Nya's perfect match, which surprised Cole, who knew nothing about it. This argument revealed both their immaturity and lack of willingness to discuss the situation. When they tried to resolve their differences, Jay initially assumed Cole was trying to trick him. However, it has since been revealed that Jay and Cole are best friends. They have a lot of banter throughout the series, and he even played a prank on Cole in the Temple of Airjitzu.

Typically wearing a red outfit, Kai has long, tousled brown hair shaped like flames. Before Season 8, his eyebrows were black, and instead of a scar, he had a notch on his left eyebrow. He is often seen with a focused expression on his face, with a scar on his right eyebrow and a bandage over his left. Since the Pilot, Kai has been very hot-tempered, prone to acting before thinking things through. He is capable of making careful observations when necessary, but his emotions often override his caution. His single-mindedness initially made it difficult for him to work with the team, but he eventually learned to work with the other ninja. He can sometimes be very overconfident, insisting he is better than others, gloating over his victories, or shouting about his failures.

Enjoying his fame, Kai became obsessed with it, which sometimes became a hindrance to the Team. Kai constantly flirted with girls and was more excited than anyone about winning.

Kai also has something of a self-righteous, stubborn side, believing he's right until presented with compelling evidence to the contrary. This is particularly evident during Lord Garmadon's time on the Destiny's Bounty; Kai repeatedly accused the four-armed villain of treason or conspiracy, despite Garmadon's insistence that saving Lloyd was his primary goal. On the other hand, Kai's stubborn streak gives him incredible determination, allowing him to fortify the crew's spirit in the face of danger.

Mischief and frivolity as a child. In the first season, Lloyd is portrayed as a wayward child who, wanting to follow in his villainous father's footsteps, enrolls in a school for troubled youths and frees the Serpentine. His idea of ​​"evil" was limited to petty pranks and stealing candy, and his attempts at a villainous laugh were rather forced.
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Kind-heartedness and naivety. Despite his attempts to become a villain, Lloyd has a good nature. This makes him vulnerable to deception, as he easily trusts his enemies.
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Loyalty to friends and family. Lloyd deeply values ​​his comrades and is willing to do anything to protect them, even putting their safety above his own.
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Wisdom and leadership skills. As Lloyd matures and accepts his destiny, he develops into a calm, level-headed, and wise leader. He devotes himself entirely to the way of the ninja, becomes a mentor to new ninja, and eventually becomes a sensei himself.
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A conflicted relationship with his father. Lloyd's love for his father, Lord Garmadon, constantly conflicts with his sense of duty. He finds it difficult to fight his own parent, and he alternately feels regret and hostility toward him. Even when Garmadon was cleansed of evil, Lloyd was happy to be reunited with him, but at the same time understood the need to fight him.
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A capacity for self-sacrifice. Lloyd has repeatedly risked his life for his friends and the mission. For example, he was willing to sacrifice himself in the battle with Harumi.
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Hair. Light, medium length, usually tousled.
Eyebrows. Brown, arched.
Eyes. Green. And here's an important detail: when Lloyd uses his elemental powers (he's the Green Ninja, the Master of Life), his eyes glow. And if he loses access to his powers, the pupils revert to black. In special moments, when he unleashes his "Oni side" (for example, in the episode "The Spider's Design"), his eyes can glow purple.
Smile. Lloyd has a rather expressive and slightly asymmetrical smile. When he smiles or frowns, a small dimple appears on his right cheek.
Skin. Pale, with a light tan.
Build. Not overly muscular—Lloyd is rather slender. He often relies on agility, acrobatics, and magic rather than brute strength. He wears a classic ninja outfit (a green gi). This is his primary combat outfit. It typically includes a green jacket (kimono), pants, and belt, and in combat, Lloyd often adds a mask and hood. Sometimes, details like green markings or symbols appear on his clothing.