They were such great characters before crystallized. Also Kai has been butchered to minced meat. The best thing these past 5 seasons have brought were Cole and season 13. If only the rest of the characters got the same justice as Cole did. 😔

@@dot.4826 kai been going downhill since season 8

@@dot.4826 Seabound? "Also Kai has been butchered to minced meat." Bro, come on.

I am writing knowing that many people won’t like this unpopular opinion: crystalized also ruined Jay and I can explain why. Before crystalized I really liked Jay because he was jovial and cheerful but became serious and responsible when circumstances required it but crystalized destroyed that trait of Jay when he and Cole went to steal Aspheera’s staff. Jay was terrible there he acted irresponsibly and treated this task as something not very important. Although it was absolutely the opposite Nya's fate and life depended on this I mean isn't *THIS* the moment when Jay had to take this extremely seriously, he literally lost his love for a whole year and she was in mortal danger and when the chance to save her came he didn't even bother to remember the simple password. In this scene he made me so mad like I know that you were depressed for a whole year and now Nya appeared and the sadness was gone but you probably forgot why you came here because this's literally your last chance to get her back (and yes I knew they'd return her anyway). It just completely messed up Jay, making him an unfunny kid who's TOO irresponsible about everything (even if the life of the dear person he loves depend on it).

@@exavierhall Yeah, honestly one of the very few things I enjoyed about Crystallized is that it was probably the "best" Kai has been post-movie.

on top of that he isnt mad at harumi at all making his characterisation all the more confusing

Wu is just part oni not full

@@Crusty783 yeah its really Annoying

EXACTLY

Yeah but it’s still not his fault I don’t think we should be mad at him I guess he could be a bad dad but it’s still not his fault yeah the Garmadon wasn’t even evil

yeah🤡 I think Lloyd's was the most disappointing though, since he had such a big setup

@@contayjuslovesonedirection1817 how ?

@@alexmc973 not my comment, but the message behind her character throughout the beginning of the show was that she didn't need powers to be strong. she was smart, determined and a strategist even if she wasn't a ninja. it seemed like they were coming back to this message through the mechanic, since he was saying that she was useless without powers, AND THEY LITERALLY PROVED HIM RIGHT. she only beat him when she got ahold of her powers again and like??? that's an awful message and also its so lame that they take away any sense of consequence because of it (not only with nya's powers, but also the ninja not being wanted anymore)

@@contayjuslovesonedirection1817 How dare you Nya wasn’t terrible in this season she was awesome in the season why do you think she was terrible in the season? I’m not trying to be rude or anything I’m just saying that I think Nya was great and awesome in this season but why do you think she was terrible in this season? I hope you didn’t find that offensive lol

@@xuliaiguess 1 her regajning her powers makes perfect sense in universe BC aspheera did the same to kai but his powers returned after a while 2 a lot of people complained about nya having her powers rememoved They regresed her they nerfed her without her powers She cant do spinjitzu which is not true. If her powers wont return its going to be a plot hole ETC. If She gets her powers back peoole are upset If She s not știll upset What the heck

Literally Lloyd is oni like how tf

Literally, Wu and Lloyd are both part Oni. It doesn't even make sense.

@@davedog0984 also wu, who literally has a sayin “the best way to defeat your enemy, is to make them your friend”

WAIT ! SHE DIED ???!

@@noursama_the_old yes In the last season everyone dies and it’s a baaaaaaaaad ending

United can still fix it

​@@alexmc973 It is able to and i really hope so.

i literally didnt even bother finishing the season lmao. too much going on for me to actually become invested in any of the character arcs or plotlines going on, it was so messy

Aint this the last season tho?

@@Soul.Resonant It’s the last season of the series, not the franchise. There is going to be another series called Ninjago United

that girl used him and appealed to every single one of his insecurities and then killed his friends infront of him

@@Crusty783 also what She did to his father

@@Crusty783fair point

@@Crusty783 twice, in fact

Harumi made it her mission to torture Lloyd as much as possible

You my friend just summed up the new seasons with this 👏👏

moto moto is the worst ninjago villain i agree

FR! It makes no sense!!

LMAO

I saw Lloyd showing himself that way to his father but from an idea that ( I'm not going to bother trying to change you or take you at face value as I know how this ends) emphasizing that Lloyd tried many times before finally accepting it or getting his hopes up again and when he least expects it his father will let him down again. It's like trying for 20 days to get an alcoholic to stop drinking and he's done it anyway, I don't even have to wonder what will happen on the 21st." And remembering his father's factor He denied him as a son and every second he compared him to the person who tried to kill him, that in itself is irritating, I'll just say that even so Lloyd still upset, continued to talk to his father. But the detail that leaves an open issue for me is that at the end when Lord Garmadon falsely dies, you see that all that lining or shield of (don't bother me father!) totally falls off because it shows the reality that there is still in the background that SON WHO STILL LOVED HIS FATHER SO MUCH.👏 OK. And it's in that ending where the unfair part is still shown as it's still Lloyd who in the end has to pay the damn piper.

that's what an abuser usually does with his victim, messes with their own self-image so they think less of themselves

Accurate

Literally! I agree with the points being made but i disagree that this line is what caused it.

so... not at all then, because the person he made the mistake with was a princess?

@@Crusty783 Yeah, kind of. I think they give him PTSD or something.

@@supremesabaensantana It's actually very common for a victim to fall back into old habits with their oppressor is around because of the PTSD. Your analysis would be decently accurate.

@@amandaslough125 Thanks!

I was thinking the same thing. It look to me, seeing first off your first dead lover coming back for revenge and seems she may like you, would any sane human being. His hate for his father wss the weird segment. But his relationship with Harumi make sense. Also I believe the guy in the video was wrong to say he keeps falling for it. If you play a sport or a chess match against a skilled opponent it does not matter what mistakes you learn. The other opponent is just as smart to adapt as well. He tried tying her up, she escaped.

So it's likely that they like each other, but due to what Harumi did before, Lloyd can't trust her, and they end up still enemies until the end?

@@theserpent8667 i think they ended up in good terms, but not being close friends because that girl has lloyd traumatized fr

Agreed, they should have kept her dead. The fact she worked with the Overlord despite knowing he was going to engulf the world in darkness is pure bs and she should have been tossed in Garmadon's old cell.

Yeah why is Pythor even a villain anyway? He can be better as a snarky alley to the ninja despite all that happened. I know they had a rough start but i thought they sorted most of their problems out. (Even if he served the Overlord)

It's a bit of an exaggeration to sag she's the most evil villain in the same show where we have: The living embodiment of evil. The living embodiment of destruction. A psychopathic snake who tried to destroy the surface world with a giant serpentine. A Warlord who provoked a worldwide war that ended with the snakes locked in tombs. A borderline (if not fully) pedophile creature wanting to shape the world as he wishes while also spending centuries as a bloodthirsty criminal pirate. Two technological psycho brothers who want to return to a time without modern medicine while also killing the Elemental Masters in the past. A ghost who wanted to destroy the world out of spite for not wearing a green uniform. A pissed off exile who manipulated an innocent robot to freeze an entire world and destroy those he opposed. A literal slaveowner Sorcerer King. A squid who killed his own father in cold blood, tried to kill his brother after years of bullying and drown the entire surface world out of a sense of supremacy, entitlement and racism. Competition is very fierce, I'm not sure Harumi is the most evil here.

@@falconanddragons2214 I REALLY HOPE SHE'S IN JAIL IN NINJAGO: UNITED like if they could arrest the ninja despite saving ninjago many times, they can arrest her for being the responsible of both garmadon and the overlord return

Dude, I genuinely liked it when they did a "yeay good garmadon and actual redeemable villains" but I cannot fathom how much confusion I felt when they redeemed Harumi. I thought that Harumi was gonna die again since Lloyd just kept on pulling Steven lines. So it was pretty fucking shocking seeing Lloyd comfort Harumi, the girl who literally wants him dead.

I never in my life seen this comment have a full on 15 paragph

The point about 7:39 is good and something I failed to mention yeah, although Lloyd saying "maybe" is still a mischaracterisation imo and this whole "you cant care" thing is something that shouldn't have even been a question in the first place

​@@Crusty783 7:44 This encourages my theory that Lloyd will be the main and iconic enemy in Ninjago united. If this was the last season of the main show Lloyd should've embraced his oni side at the end, but he didn't. Also eye have a crazy theory that Lloyd is The Overlord. Eye am a big fan of timeloops.

I don’t think him being mistrustful of Garmadon was invalid, I just think that they could’ve focused on more than it just being about him being an Oni because even with all of that, it’s still be proven that Oni don’t HAVE to be evil. Like, sure, most of them are, but good ones exist. So yeah Lloyd was clearly aimed to be mistrustful of Oni but he was also kind of ignoring a lot of evidence to the contrary of his conclusion. Of course this is just my own opinion

I feel like Lloyd not wanting to fight his father is consistent in s9 tbh

@@skylandersfan6954 Yeah, but then it completely changed right after.

@@lazyshadow5027 I agree but given everything Garmadon did that kinda makes sense. After fighting him twice and witnessing him smashing buildings and kill multiple people, its clear to Lloyd that Harumi was right about him, he isnt the man Lloyd recognises. Lloyd dismisses him because he isn't who Garmadon is supposed to be

​@@skylandersfan6954 honestly lloyd was there when they FR STATED he was PURE EVIL qnd was surprised he did what he did but it is kinda sad also kinda poetic

​@@skylandersfan6954 garmadon didnt wanna hurt lloyd in the past but now he has hurt him

Wait you thought it ended after rebooted, season 2 I can get but rebooted?

@@craigpeoples9883 I guess I did mean Season 2. I just always considered the shorts they did before Rise of the Snakes to be "Season 1," which I gather most Ninjago fans don't.

@@alphabulblax1649Oh that makes more sense

@@alphabulblax1649 i may be wrong but im pretty sure the shorts before rise of snakes counts as season 1

​@@somenoob105 its pilot episodes and then the 2011 shorts. Rise of the snakes is season 1. Also nice brawl stars profile.

SAME SAME SAME I hated lloyd for that like why tf are you thinking with the wrong head mister?? 😩😩😩😩😩

@@jissmol8738 @@jissmol8738 OMG hahah I couldn't have summoned it better 😂😂 maybe he was like : Welp all my friends are dead might as well get hot evil girlfriend ?💀

if i was lloyd, and ninjago wasnt for kids, i would have just blasted her off the realm

Lloyd just hates his friends 😫😫

@@tomas_crusader1756something I would definitely do

Crystalized had six different writers working on it which is probably why it was so all over the place

@@Crusty783 Yeah, I hope Ninjago United takes Crystalized's flaws and corrects them. Edit: I think the reason why Crystalized failed is because it tried to focus on the developement of multiple Ninjas except one of them, past seasons have been focusing on all of the Ninjas sure, but only makes ONE of them the main focus, and because Crystalized is a season from the fast paced Ninjago era it had very little time to establish and conclude it's character arcs. This was the main problem with this season, at least in my personal opinion.

@@madstachoif5512 yeah maybe if they’d focused on Lloyd coming to terms with how his father was resurrected and for the First Spinjitsu Master’s sake retain some memories of Mystake and not put Nya on the sidelines (she could’ve used the exo suit better and the writers know it) and Wu’s fears regarding the Overlord perhaps that could’ve worked. Do a structure similar to Hunted and then converge them for the final battle and again have Dragon Form happen while the iconic theme is playing because that would’ve been amazing to watch

W H A T

J43 2 for 1 who’s Blue Nadakhan?

@@acronixwoodentrains3058 A variant of an old villain that one TannerFishies used in some of his videos.

@@MagicPotato08 It's a line from a recent video on Ninjago 2023

We're not getting blue nahadakan

Overlord entering his PEAK ERA🤑🤑🤑🤑

Same. I mostly just ignore Crystalized when thinking of the show unless I'm discussing it specifically.

@@Crusty783 Exactly

problem is harumi is proven right by the season

i hope after united your favourite character will be lloyd again

@@ninjasatwork638 Hopefully, but Skylor takes first close second Zane!

Miraculous Ninja Skylor isn’t on the Ninja Team she isn’t a full on Ninja Member Yet

@@acronixwoodentrains3058 I know Skylor isn’t a ninja yet, but she’s still my favorite character!

Oh I see

And forgive me, I don't have a heart attack because of the plot, because in the end these two get along laughing in their own way😂 I enjoy their scenes, and I understand that for now that's the best way they have of communicating. Well, Garmadon is no saint and if it comes to making amends he still has a long way to go.

Sii amigo lo has descrito a la perfección yo también ví eso y eso que apenas regreso después de mucho tiempo a ver la serie, la verdad disfruté mucho ver la trama con su padre es difícil pero como explicas en tu comentario su relación de alguna manera se maneja así y para mí fue lo mejor😂 y claro la gente puede exagerar bastante solo no lo digas tan fuerte podría tocar sensibilidades"" amo mucho esta serie*

They did in the Garmadon comics

I disagree but valid take!

​@@Crusty783, Thanks for the respect!

Plus we saw that he STIIlL cares about garmadon even If he seemed to care more about a plant and haruni

ComiczAnimationz18 I agree with you on that

@@acronixwoodentrains3058, thank you!

welcome to MODERN NINJAGO™

I enjoy coping with fanfic

Hard agree. Lloyd is super endearing in DR!

@@Crusty783 I wanna see Nadakhan come back in DR S2. Imagine he tries using the mergequakes to bring back Djinjago in its entirety

another day another dollar🔥

@@Crusty783 Wher Did you get that quote from?

@@skylord1846 idk

@@skylord1846 batim, maybe? It does use it in the game. Then again, this might just be a coincidence.

@@Riucaft Oh yeah. I forgot about that. I like that game. I thought it was good.

They usually give a character less of a role in the season when they've just had a story focused on them Like Cole not doing much in seabound after master of the mountain, Jay not doing much in master of the mountain after he got prime empire and Nya not doing much in Crystallized after seabound

​@@noodie_doodie Exactly! People have some weird double standards with that. When Cole and Jay took a backseat role, no one cares. Probably because Master of the Mountain and Seabound were less controversial seasons than Crystalized, and people let it slide more.

ty foxtale :)

W! You have a TON of great seasons to watch for the first time, would love to experience some of em for the first time again

I'm interested to see where this goes

@@jamieharding2515 here is the garmadon portion of my main comment since youtube doesn't like extra long comments In regards to how he treats Garmadon, I see his behavior as also in line with his character. lloid already has a very complicated relationship with his dad in the first place, from admiring his evilness, to having to stop him; from seeing him as evil but semihumane, to seeing him good, to thinking he was dead, than having to deal with garmadon in an almost pure evil and empty state. when garmadon was ressurected to be pure evil, lloid has tried to reason with him and work with him and everything, but garmadon has only borderline tortured, hunted down, hurt, and showed a complete lack of empathy to everyone and everything, especially lloid. so when lloid has to confront and talk to garmadon by COMPLETE SURPRISE, lloid is going to be a little hesitant and upset to even speak with garmadon. then when garmadon reveals and explains that he is trying to learn to be good, you see lloid get more upset and doesn't believe a single word he says and won't hardly try to give garmadon a chance. to many people, lloid's behavior to garmadon is not reasonable for him, but I beg to differ. considering the two characters that gave lloid the most trauma (harumi and garmadon), he had to deal with harumi first who proved him wrong in every capacity and showed no remorse or anything, which subconsciously started giving him the idea that people won't change to be good. harumi already opened a raw wound and stabbed it, so lloid was already upset and emotionally overwhelmed. then he went to see garmadon soon after that, the other most traumatic person to him, lloid will understandably be upset and hesitant towards garmadon. then when garmadon tried to explain that he is learning to be good now, lloid is understandable upset and won't believe a word he says, not only because of the recent harumi experience, bt because garmadon showed in the past to be completely unchanging and bad. from lloid's perspective, he gave garmadon every chance in the world to change and become a better person, and all lloid got in return was physically and emotionally hurt, garmadon trying to kill him, being shown complete unremorse, got no cooperaation, kept getting inculted, and garmadon kept being combatative towards lloid at every turn. so of course lloid will not believe a single word he says. and the whole "garmadon joined the tornado of creation," garmadon did that last minute and left immediately after. no word to lloid or anything. it is possible that lloid didn't even know garmadon helped in the first place. it also didn't help that garmadon still came across as very curt, not understandiing, and overall combatative and unempathetic, which makes it harder for lloid to accept that garmadon is trying to change. and what puts the nail in the coffin is that garmadon did virtually nothing the past 4 and a half seasons when his help could have been very useful AND the one time they asked for his help, he refused. lloid went through the emotional struggle that is speaking with garmadon, and it was all for nothing. it wasn't until garmadon's plant got hurt that he finally agreed to help. let that sink in. lloid asked garmadon for help, he refused; plant got hurt, garmadon go apesh!t. you know what this tells lloid? Garmadon cares more for a PLANT than his own son. lloid didn't want to work with him in the first place, then he basically got shown that garmadon cares for his plant over his son, so of course lloid is going to hold resentment towards garmadon. and the way garmadon acts the rest of the season didn't do him any favors either. while he didn't do anything innately evil, he showed no understanding towards lloid at all and kept griping lloid and insulting lloid and being almost completely unhelpful in trying to get lloid to unlock lloid's oni side. garmadon's overall demeanor was overall hurting lloid and pushing the impression that "garmadon bad," even if garmadon was technically trying to help stop the overlord. have you ever yelled at your parents that you hate them or something similar when you didn't get your way, when you think they are being bad people, despite them still taking care of you and giving you a place to live? lloid is suffering a similar mindset; garmadon is casuing him face value problems, so lloid gets upset at that and basically suffers from emotionally induced blindness. about lloid being racist towards garmadon and the oni in him and saying that he can't change, there is a reason for that. when says that stuff, he is probably the single most upset at that point in the entire season. everything built up to that point and lloid pretty much just couldn't hold it in anymore. almost all logic went out the window in his head because he is the single most emotionally upset at that point. every example except one showed that oni are innately bad, combined with the fact that harumi showed that she wouldn't change up to that point, combined with the fact that nothing was going right for him, combined with the fact that garmadon showed no signs of good in him in the past, combined with his obsession with the plant over his own son, OF COURSE LLOID WOULD COMPLETELY LOSE IT AT THIS POINT!!! at that point he wasn't thinking logically, he was blinded by his emotions and was just spouting the emotional feelings that has been in his head for half the season: oni bad and won't change and so is garmadon. lloid was basically projecting a bit at this point because he kept getting pounded in his head that "garmadon oni, garmadon bad, oni shown to be bad, garmadon=oni=bad. if anyone literally saw the very next scene with those two, garmadon spared a snake and did his funky explanation of "don't do to others what I don't want done to myself," which made lloid rethink some things about him and calmed his emotions. from personal experience, if you are upset at someone and they start showing signs of goodness (whether that be willing to cooperate or showing that they care or just showing that they aren't a bad person), most of those bad emotions will fade away in a hurry. this happened to lloid when garmadon showed some empathy in not killing the snake. lloid was spewing emotional nonsense and tried to explain that to garmadon that he didn't truely mean what he said and that he was just upset, which was the simplified truth. from there, you see lloid slowly warm up to garmadon with what little screentime they had left. because of that catalyst of good from garmadon P.S. about the lloid enjoying hurting the snakes. it wasn't that he liked hurting people, he just found it relieving to release his anger and frustration on something viable, which was a bad guy (which the snake was crystalized, so he was bad guy). I do agree that lloid rejecting the oni at the end instead of embracing it was kind of anticlimactic and that him getting that golden dragon last minute gave him some level of undeserved power, but it wasn't enough for me to not enjoy that finale. that is my thoughts and how I perceived the whole ordeal.

@@jamieharding2515 I finished my garmadon portion of the comment in reply to the main comment because youtube doesn't like extra long comments.

What whole essay you have there?😭

me too

I’m Really Excited for Ninjago United Season 1 coming this year 2023

Me too, We are one of the few, and that feels good😎.

Hello friends here one more👋, I'm in ;)

Recuerdo ver esta serie desde que se creó y pues sí soy fan de la mayoría de los personajes al igual que la judía verde y recuerdo que se ganó un pequeño lugar en mi corazón y Sí ahí se va a quedar.💚

It feels weird how quick he started hating him in Crystalized, because through the Oni Trilogy he didn't seem to hate him too much. Lloyd even begged for him to stop crushing the wagon and Garmadon listened.

I saw Lloyd showing himself that way to his father but from an idea that ( I'm not going to bother trying to change you or take you at face value as I know how this ends) emphasizing that Lloyd tried many times before finally accepting it or getting his hopes up again and when he least expects it his father will let him down again. It's like trying for 20 days to get an alcoholic to stop drinking and he's done it anyway, I don't even have to wonder what will happen on the 21st." And remembering his father's factor He denied him as a son and every second he compared him to the person who tried to kill him, that in itself is irritating, I'll just say that even so Lloyd still upset, continued to talk to his father. But the detail that leaves an open issue for me is that at the end when Lord Garmadon falsely dies, you see that all that lining or shield of (don't bother me father!) totally falls off because it shows the reality that there is still in the background that SON WHO STILL LOVED HIS FATHER SO MUCH.👏 OK. And it's in that ending where the unfair part is still shown as it's still Lloyd who in the end has to pay the damn piper.

NO BUT SAME

Damn.

Even still the animation the show has at the minute is genuinely stunning

This is addressed at 6:07

This entire paragraph can be disproved just buy nothing that lloyd never "forgave" her. Allowing an enemy to join ur side is not the same as forgiving.

@@l1ttl3ab77 I can't deny it, but you can't confirm it either. But the fact that he kept saying that he still sees the good in her despite everything she did to him shows that he wants to "forgive" her. And that happy ending scenes where Lloyd walks up to Harumi or how they wave to each other in the monastery. I don’t think he was there with a smile on his face took her by the hand and said that he didn’t forgive her but wanted to see her as an ally. Of course we don't know what they said he forgave her or not but the writers wanted to show that he forgave her. Because if he didn’t forgive her then the writers would have to show it normally and competently.

@@l1ttl3ab77 And you also can't say that my opinion is automatically wrong without really strong arguments. That Lloyd didn't forgive Harumi is also unconfirmed. And judging by the entire series it's even all too clear that Lloyd considered Harumi to be "not just an ally". I absolutely didn’t see a hint that Lloyd didn’t forgive Harumi but I saw a lot of hints (again these are hints, not evidence). that he forgave her that it cannot be denied (but if you are more insightful and educated than me and you see a point that 100% proves that “Lloyd never “forgave” her” and my paragraph “can be disproved absolutely by nothing" then I would like you to enlighten me).

@@WallPunkie except lloyd says he WANTS to see the good in EVRYONE. Not just her. And he tried turning her by the time they got into primeval eye. But at that point he realised it's no use. He never said he sees light in her, he DID infact say that harumi made her choices when she tried making advancements towards him. And he wasnt having it. Theres nothing to signal that he forgave her. Yes he let's her join his side, but that's not forgiveness. Like you said, at this point he sees her as an ally. We shouldnt need confirmation by writers, because the point of a show is to SHOW and not tell. An attentive audience doesnt need to have their hand held throughout the show.

@@WallPunkie to ur second reply, again, nothing suggests that he actually FORGAVE her. Allowing her to be an ally is not automatic forgiveness. Waving to someone doesnt mean forgiveness. Also, something as important as lloyd forgiving harumi would be shown to us. It would be clearly addressed and emphasized, and not put as background interpretation.

Ninjago needs a frontiers BADLY

TRUE

im glad you enjoyed it :)

Wow

Yeah I thought he was decent. Just inconsistent at times.

@@skylord1846 he was mean to Garmadon for no reason and said some of the dumbest things

😂

Honestly, I'd rather they'd just picked a dynamic between Lloyd and Harumi and stuck with it. I'd rather they had mutual feelings for each other that they learn to grow through their trust issues and express for each other, but an uneasy alliance could also work. Literally anything that benefits both characters. As for Garmadon, I'd have Lloyd come to realise that perhaps there's good to the Oni that he'd been unable to see. Then later, after a proper apologising to his father and rekindling their father-son relationship, and Lloyd's belief that the Oni can do good, he accepts the Oni part of himself to defeat the Overlord.

Personally, if I was going to end this show, I would have wanted Garmadon and Lloyd to be on some better grounds, possibly bring back Golden Power for the finale (since most people can agree it’s the hypest power). Then have a finale type fight with the 4 ninja fighting the commanders, with Lloyd having a final rematch against the Overlord, which would and make more sense (Lloyd being the grandson of the being who fought the Overlord).

would not be surprised if this was the case lmao

​@@Crusty783 That's how it really went. Tommy Andreasen revealed that he had different ideas for Crystalized: Nya would never become human again. In the finale, The Overlord would kill Garmadon for real and Lloyd would yield to his Oni side and destroy The Overlord once and for all, causing the collapse of the realm of Ninjago due to the lack of the Balance. Then, he would lose control. The ninja and Nya, still merged with the sea, would help him come to his senses as Ninjago collapsed, but for some reason they completely changed the story by making a remake of season 2 but implemented in the present day. Crystalized just gives me the idea of all the seasons of the show putted together pretty badly. It disappointed me but despite this I was partly able to appreciate it.

bad writing

Because She actually didn’t know it was Pythor who released the Great Devourer.

you do lol, first two seasons were a classic

also how THE HELL DID lloyd get ruined?, like maybe this is only abt season 14 but Dragons rising COME ON BRO! It's PERFECT, altho I really want to see what happens to harumi and lloyd even tho they will prolly never show it cause, it's supposed to be left to imterpritation and everyone agrees (exept like me) that that would be ninjago endorsing toxic relationships but like, She did change in my mind, also, um, realms merged in dragons rising (that is not a spoiler it is the first thing that happens) so lloyd and akita?, whom we all ship, they have a chance so what happens there?

@@user-pn6mo2uc9jYou gotta keep in mind that this video isnt talking about Dragons Rising because, this video is a discussion of classic Ninjago, and came out before the Dragons Rising title was even revealed. When I made this video DR was just "that unknown 2023 Ninjago show". I think Lloyd is written wonderfully in Dragons Rising so far, and I think its great that they've managed to get the character back on track after Crystalized.

that's valid!

He was ok during the first 19 20 episodes

Me too

Squidge Everyone has their own opinion me as well I love Ninjago Crystalized if Crusty hates Ninjago Crystalized that’s his Opinion i respect it

@@acronixwoodentrains3058 it was a joke

Oh Sorry 😢

Why not?

@@Crusty783 Well Lloyd isn’t really one of my favorite characters to begin with. No hate to Lloyd or anything I think he’s a fine character, but I just prefer others. I do feel bad for you poor Lloyd fans. I’m very sorry this happened to you.

Can you compare Ninjago Crystalized to the rise of skywalker now please!?

15 was the last

Ruined the series ? Thats a bit too much

@@alexmc973 actually it isn’t crystallized erase the entire message of the show with one episode roots

Silver blade Ninjago Crystalized didn’t “Ruin” the Ninjago Original Series That’s Super Ridiculous and completely Insanely Crazy 😂🙄

@@acronixwoodentrains3058 yes it did

Ok that’s your opinion Jezz 😂