52-456: (Redirected from Wu Kingdom ) [REDACTED] Look up WU , Wu , wu , or wu- in Wiktionary, the free dictionary. Wu may refer to: Places [ edit ] Wu (region) ( 吳 ; Wú ), a region roughly corresponding to the territory of Wuyue Wu Chinese ( 吴语 ; 吳語 ), a subgroup of Chinese languages now spoken in
104-406: A scythe and, in recent seasons, a war hammer . His elemental power grants him limited earth manipulation and super strength . The original leader of the ninja, he is loyal to his friends and family and has a special love for food, especially cake. He is the son of Lou, a member of a barbershop quartet, and Lilly, the previous Elemental Master of Earth, who died due to an illness when Cole was still
156-553: A baby, Madyx Whiteway as a child) is the wise, ancient master of the ninja who frequently wields his father's staff. He is Lloyd's uncle, younger son of the First Spinjitzu Master and brother to Garmadon. Because of his Oni heritage, Wu has lived for thousands of years. Wu was one of the many allies of the ninja that went missing after the Merge, having taken form of a spirit named Sprite, and claiming to have caused
208-438: A child. Nya (voiced by Kelly Metzger) is the light blue ninja, Elemental Master of Water and the original Samurai X. She frequently wields a spear . In early seasons she wears red as Samurai X. Since the release of The Lego Ninjago Movie , she has primarily been depicted in gunmetal grey. Her elemental power grants her limited hydrokinesis. Although she is not an original member of the ninja team, Nya joins when her skills as
260-532: A concept of awareness, consciousness or enlightenment in the Chinese folk religion Wú (negative) , Zhaozhou's response to the question: "Does a dog have the Buddha-nature?" Wu (shaman) , shaman in Chinese folk religion Arts and entertainment [ edit ] "Doctor Wu", a song on the 1975 album Katy Lied by the band Steely Dan Mr. Wu (1919 film) , a 1919 British drama film based on
312-482: A group of Sinitic languages that includes Shanghaiese People [ edit ] Wu (surname) (or Woo) (吳), several different Chinese surnames Wu (surname 伍) Wu (surname 武) Chinese rulers Emperor Wu (disambiguation) King Wu (disambiguation) Duke Wu (disambiguation) Wu Zetian (624–705), also known as Empress Wu Wu, nickname of the singer of alternative rock band This Et Al Religion [ edit ] Wu (awareness) ,
364-539: A group of native islanders who worship a mythical sea creature named Wojira. The Merlopians are aquatic beings that live deep under the Endless Sea in the Kingdom of Merlopia and are the antagonists of Seabound . They attack Ninjago City under the rule of Kalmaar to avenge the death of his father, King Trimaar although Kalmaar killed his father to awaken Wojira to destroy the surface world. The New Ninja are
416-705: A group of vigilantes hired by the New Mayor Mayor Trustable to replace the Ninja, whom they idolize before the Ninja break Aspheera out of Kryptarium Prison to take her staff to save Nya. The Council of the Crystal King is a council brought together by Harumi to serve the Overlord, who is now known as the Crystal King . A militaristic army commanded by Beatrix, their goal was to colonize
468-537: A large ensemble cast of recurring characters . The list includes the main protagonists , major and minor villains and other supporting characters that have appeared within the Ninjago universe . The list is mainly organised into groups of fictional beings based on the chronological order of season release. Ninjago focuses on a group of six teenage ninja, named Lloyd Garmadon , Kai, Cole, Jay, Zane and Nya, and their wise sensei, Master Wu. The ninja team's purpose
520-716: A purely evil form. In Season 8, they successfully acquire three Oni masks which are the keys to performing the ritual that can resurrect Garmadon from the Departed Realm. In Season 9, they terrorise and hunt down the citizens of Ninjago City under the rule of the newly resurrected Emperor Garmadon. The Dragon Hunters are the antagonists of the ninth season Hunted in the Realm of Oni and Dragons (the First Realm). Led by their authoritarian leader Iron Baron, they hunt dragons to exploit their elemental powers. They capture Wu and
572-463: Is Kai's younger sister and the daughter of Ray and Maya. Arin (voiced by Deven Mack) is a ninja and one of Lloyd's protégés. As a kid, he idolized the Ninja with desire to become one. He lost his parents after The Merge and somehow managed to teach himself Spinjitzu, an ability thought impossible, which eventually became a technique inadvertently invented called Object Spinjitzu when he discovered he can transfer Spinjitzu to inanimate objects. During
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#1732764784837624-539: Is different from Wikidata All article disambiguation pages All disambiguation pages WU">WU The requested page title contains unsupported characters : ">". Return to Main Page . Sensei Wu The following is a list of fictional characters from the Danish-Canadian animated television series Ninjago and its sequel , which were produced by The Lego Group . The series features
676-399: Is fiercely loyal to his friends and family, often willing to do anything to ensure their safety. He often acts on emotion instead of reason, causing him to be hotheaded, cocky, and rash. He also has a strong sense of responsibility towards his friends. Kai is the older brother of Nya and son of Ray and Maya. His love interest is Skylor Chen. Fun Fact:Tommy Anderson was not happy when Kai’s hair
728-412: Is inventive and quick-witted, often using comedy to alleviate stressful situations. He is easily excitable and prone to freaking out when in crises but like the other ninja is intensely loyal to his friends, especially his Yang/girlfriend Nya. He is the son of Cliff Gordon and the previous Elemental Master of Lightning, but was adopted and raised by Ed and Edna Walker. After the Merge, Jay found himself in
780-415: Is still logical and matter-of-fact by nature, his brotherhood with the other ninja has enabled him to develop more human characteristics. He is the son/creation of Dr. Julien. His love interest is P.I.X.A.L. Cole (voiced by Kirby Morrow from Pilots – Seabound , Andrew Francis from Crystalized onward ) is the grounded and solid black ninja and Elemental Master of Earth. He frequently wields
832-455: Is tempered by experience over the course of the series to become a mature, wise and skilled ninja. Although he is depicted as the youngest member of the team, Lloyd's character has been developed to be its natural leader. Kai (voiced by Vincent Tong ) is the red ninja and Elemental Master of Fire. Like Lloyd, he frequently wields either a katana or dual katanas . His elemental power grants him limited pyrokinesis and heat resistance. Kai
884-480: Is to battle against the forces of evil, including Wu's brother, Lord Garmadon. The series is mainly set on Ninjago Island, centred around the large metropolis of Ninjago City, which is inhabited by a large cast of supporting characters and villains, such as Nindroid armies and ghosts. The series was created to coincide with the Lego Ninjago line of construction toys, which is based on the characters and events of
936-563: The 1913 play Mr. Wu (1927 film) , a 1927 American silent movie starring Lon Chaney Characters [ edit ] Mr. Wu, a character referred to in several songs of the 1930s and 1940s by George Formby Mr. Wu, a character from the HBO TV series Deadwood Sensei Wu , a character in Ninjago Sgt. Wu, a character from the TV series Grimm Marcy Wu , a character from
988-609: The Administration, where he became the manager of realm reassignment. The Merge also caused him to lose his memories of who he was and his travels with the other ninja. A year after Imperium was liberated, Jay left the Administration and was recruited by Ras, only to be cast away following his loss to Nya in the Tournament of Sources. Zane (voiced by Brent Miller ) is the white/titanium ninja and Elemental Master of Ice. He frequently wields three-pointed shurikens and, for
1040-530: The Cursed Realm. Ghosts have the ability to transform and possess objects and organisms. They are immune to most forms of physical attack, but are vulnerable to water. The Cloud Kingdom is a realm where the monks write people's destinies. The Sky Pirates are a motley crew of renegades who are the main antagonists of the sixth season Skybound . Before the series the Sky Pirates were scattered across
1092-578: The Elemental Master of Water are needed to defeat the ghosts and the Preeminent in Season 5. Tough and determined, she refuses to let anyone tell her what to do. Though she can sometimes be stubborn, Nya cares about her friends and family, often making the mature decisions in the group and serving as emotional support. As a skilled mechanic, she often constructs vehicles for the other ninja. Nya
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#17327647848371144-428: The First Spinjitzu Master. He frequently wields either a katana or dual katanas . Lloyd makes his debut in the first season as a mischievous child wanting to be an evil warlord like his father, which results in childish schemes that are foiled by the original four ninja. Lloyd is reformed by the ninja and Master Wu, before discovering his destiny as the prophesied Green Ninja. While initially mischievous and naive, Lloyd
1196-497: The Merge, she changed her name after the dragon that was powering Imperium, befriended Arin and lived in the Crossroads, becoming a mech racer. Her powers were originally enhanced by baby dragon Riyu, until she achieved her True Potential, declaring the Ninja her true family and disowning her parents. Wyldfyre (voiced by Kazumi Evans) is the wild Elemental Master of Heat who was raised by a dragon named Heatwave, she joins with
1248-403: The Merge. Lord/Sensei Garmadon (voiced by Mark Oliver, Kai Emmett as a child in season 9, Dean Petriw as a child in season 11) is Lloyd's father, Wu's older brother, Misako's husband, and older son of the First Spinjitzu Master. Garmadon is the main antagonist for the pilot episodes, and a secondary antagonist for the first two seasons. In Season 2, he is cleansed of evil and becomes a sensei to
1300-753: The Merged Realms by taking control every Source Dragons from every world, until Beatrix's efforts were exposed. They have plans to form a council. After Imperium was reformed, Rapton went back to hunting dragons and formed the Freebooters, which consisted of him and a few rogue Claw members. The Wolf Clan was formed by the Forbidden Five millennia ago and wrecked havoc on their home realm of the Wyldness. They were reformed by Ras millennia later, but were dissolved once again following their defeat at
1352-567: The Ninja after Lloyd rescue her and her 'family' from Imperium. While helping the Ninja find the Dragon Cores, Wyldfyre, despite some heated differences, eventually became Kai's protégé. During the Tournament of the Sources, Wyldfyre falls in love with Roby. P.I.X.A.L. (Primary Interactive X-ternal Assistant Life-form) (voiced by Jennifer Hayward) is a female nindroid who was originally an assistant to her creator/father Cyrus Borg. She joins
1404-629: The Sixteen Realms but are freed by Nadakhan in Season 6 using the Realm Crystal. The Hands of Time (Krux and Acronix) and their Vermillion Warriors are the main antagonists of the seventh season Hands of Time . Forty years before the beginning of Season 7, the Hands of Time are supposedly lost in the time vortex, but reappear at the start of the season. They breed an army of Vermillion to control time and conquer Ninjago. The Vermillion are
1456-458: The TV series Amphibia Madame Wu, a character in the Simpsons episode " Goo Goo Gai Pan " See also [ edit ] Woo (disambiguation) WU (disambiguation) Topics referred to by the same term [REDACTED] This disambiguation page lists articles associated with the title Wu . If an internal link led you here, you may wish to change the link to point directly to
1508-757: The Three Kingdoms in 184/220–280 CE Li Zitong ( 吳帝 , died 622), who declared a brief Wu dynasty during the Sui–Tang interregnum in 619–620 CE Wu (Ten Kingdoms) ( 杨吴 ; 楊吳 ; Yáng Wú ), one of the ten kingdoms during the Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms period 907–960 CE Wuyue ( 吴越 ; 吳越 ; Wúyuè ), another of the ten kingdoms during the Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms period 907–960 CE Wu River (disambiguation) , various rivers in China Language [ edit ] Wu Chinese ,
1560-529: The Tournament of the Sources, he began to fall out with the Ninja, eventually leaving them and joining Lord Ras to find his parents. Sora (born Ana) (voiced by Sabrina Pitre) is the Elemental Master of Technology, one of Lloyd's protégés, and a technopathic engineer, originally from Imperium. She gained recognition for creating a hard light hologram projection device called Photac. She defected from Imperium when she found out how cruelly they treated dragons, leading to her parents and classmates shunning her. After
1612-404: The Tournament of the Sources. The Crossroads was created for the people who lost their families in the Merge. Also known as Imperians, who live in the city of Imperium that runs entirely on dragon power by order of Empress Beatrix, until her efforts were exposed. They now have plans of forming a council. The Mucoids are a species of snail people. The Finders are a group of exiles who lived in
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1664-622: The Wu region Wuyue culture ( 吳越文化 ), a regional Chinese culture in the Wu region Wu (state) (Chinese: 吳 ; pinyin: Wú ; Old Chinese: * ŋʷˤa ), a kingdom during the Spring and Autumn period 771–476 BCE Suzhou or Wu ( 苏州 ; 蘇州 ; Sūzhōu ), its eponymous capital Wu County ( 吴县 ; 吳縣 ; Wúxiàn ), a former county in Suzhou Eastern Wu ( 东吴 ; 東吳 ; Dōng Wú ) or Sun Wu ( 孙吴 ; 孫吳 ; Sūn Wú ), one of
1716-405: The eight, ninth and tenth season, a bow and arrow . His elemental power of Ice grants him limited cryokinesis. Zane is intelligent and calculating, often providing intel to the ninja when required. Initially, he lacks normal social skills, such as a sense of humor, but it is later revealed that Zane is secretly an android (or "Nindroid"), a fact unknown to both the ninja and Zane himself. Though he
1768-541: The guardians of the First Spinjitzu Master who have mastered the elements in Ninjago. Their descendants appear in the fourth season Tournament of Elements and help the ninja to fight against Master Chen's Anacondrai army. They reappear in the ninth season to form a resistance and help Lloyd save Ninjago City from Emperor Garmadon. A new generation of Elemental Masters appear in the second season of Ninjago: Dragons Rising . Master Chen and his Anacondrai cultists serve as
1820-581: The hands of the Elemental Masters after the Tournament of the Sources. The Forbidden Five are a group of evil elemental masters who once conquered their home realm of the Wyldness and wanted to conquer all of the sixteen realms (now Merged Realms); however before they could continue with their plans, Egalt and Rontu managed to banish the Five to the Nether-Space. They were released by Nokt after
1872-543: The intended article. Retrieved from " https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Wu&oldid=1252122896 " Categories : Disambiguation pages Place name disambiguation pages Hidden categories: Articles containing traditional Chinese-language text Articles containing simplified Chinese-language text Articles containing Chinese-language text Pages with plain IPA Articles containing Old Chinese-language text Short description
1924-550: The main antagonists of Seasons 2, 3, and 15. In the second season Legacy of the Green Ninja the Overlord possesses Garmadon with the aim of conquering Ninjago. He uses Garmadon to raise a Stone Army, led by General Kozu. In the third season Rebooted the Overlord returns as the Digital Overlord, a computer virus that creates an army of Nindroids ( androids ), led by General Cryptor. The Elemental Masters are
1976-776: The main antagonists of the Pilot Season . After becoming their leader, Garmadon sends Samukai and the Skulkin to Ninjago to find the Four Golden Weapons of Spinjitzu. In Rise of the Snakes , Garmadon again leads the Skulkin to help the ninja to obtain the Fang Blades from the Serpentine and save Lloyd. The Serpentine are an ancient race of humanoid serpents who were once at war with humanity. They serve as
2028-520: The main antagonists of the eleventh season Season 11: The Ice Chapter . Before the series begins, the Ice Emperor attacks the village of the Formlings, turning them all into blocks of ice, except for Akita and Kataru. The Formlings are shapeshifters who can take the form of various animals. Unagami and his Red Visors serve as the main antagonists of the twelfth season Prime Empire and inhabit
2080-468: The main antagonists of the first season Rise of the Snakes . They consist of five tribes, the Anacondrai , Hypnobrai , Fangpyre , Constrictai and Venomari . Released from their tombs by Lloyd Garmadon, the Serpentine attempt to conquer Ninjago several times under the leadership of Pythor, Lord Garmadon, and Skales. They reappear in subsequent seasons. The Overlord and his armies are
2132-449: The main antagonists of the fourth season Tournament of Elements . When the ninja are invited to the Tournament of Elements they are forced to compete against the other Elemental Masters. Chen secretly uses the tournament to steal their powers in order to transform his followers into Anacondrai warriors. The ghosts are a faction of cursed spirits that are the main antagonists of the fifth season Possession . They are summoned by Morro from
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2184-781: The main antagonists of the thirteenth season Master of the Mountain . The Skull Sorcerer acquires his power from an ancient skull called the Skull of Hazza D’ur, which can resurrect the Awakened Warriors. The Skull Sorcerer uses his power to enslave the Geckles and the Munce to mine Vengestone from the mountain for Harumi and the Crystal King. Chief Mammatus and the Keepers are the false antagonists of The Island . The Keepers are
2236-525: The ninja defeat the Oni, after which he walks free. In Crystalized , it is revealed he went into hiding at Vinny Folson's apartment before coming out to help the Ninja fight the Overlord. He attempts to help Lloyd to unlock his Oni powers, but ultimately fails. Because of his Oni heritage, Garmadon has lived for thousands of years. The Skulkin are an army of skeletons that inhabit the Underworld and are
2288-458: The ninja in Season 9, but eventually turn against Iron Baron and befriend the ninja. The Oni are a demonic race and the first evil to come into existence. Known as the "Bringers of Doom", they serve as the antagonists of tenth season March of the Oni . Thousands of years before the series they waged a never-ending war against the Dragons. While the Dragons had the power of creation, the Oni had
2340-401: The ninja team after being influenced by her fellow nindroid Zane. She is disassembled in Season 4, but is then uploaded into Zane's system as an artificial intelligence . In Season 7, she secretly rebuilds herself and becomes the new Samurai X. She often provides technical support to the ninja while serving as Zane's love interest. Sensei/Master Wu (voiced by Paul Dobson , Caleb Skeris as
2392-485: The ninja. In Season 4, he is sacrificed to the Cursed Realm and resurrected in Season 8 as a being of pure evil. He proceeds to conquer Ninjago, proclaiming himself as the realm's new emperor. He serves as one of two main antagonists of Season 9. However at the end of the season, Garmadon's reign of terror is finally brought to an end and he is imprisoned in Kryptarium Prison. In Season 10, he is released to help
2444-630: The power of destruction. They once inhabited Oni land in the First Realm (the Realm of Oni and Dragons) but mysteriously disappear in order to conquer the Sixteen Realms. In Season 10 they enter Ninjago through the Realm Crystal and cover Ninjago City in darkness. Led by Aspheera, the Pyro Vipers are the main antagonists of the eleventh season Secrets of the Forbidden Spinjtzu: The Fire Chapter . Long before
2496-548: The progeny of the Great Devourer and appear as humanoids formed from numerous snakes. They have the ability to reform immediately after being defeated in battle. The Sons of Garmadon are a criminal biker gang in Ninjago City that are the antagonists of the eighth season Sons of Garmadon and the ninth season Hunted . Led by a mysterious leader known as “The Quiet One”, their aim is to resurrect Lord Garmadon in
2548-524: The series, Aspheera was magically entombed for attempting to overthrow the King of the Serpentine. In Season 11: The Fire Chapter she is accidentally released by the ninja. Upon her release, she steals Kai's fire power and uses it to revive the mummified Serpentine to exact revenge on her "Treacherous Deceiver" and burn Ninjago City. The Ice Emperor and his Blizzard Samurai rule the Never-Realm and serve as
2600-468: The series. It was created by Michael Hegner and Tommy Andreasen, two Danish film producers. Lloyd Montgomery Garmadon (voiced by Jillian Michaels in Seasons 1–7 and Sam Vincent from Season 8 onward ) is the Green Ninja and Elemental Master of Life, which grants him the ability to manipulate energy. He is the current leader of the ninja, son of Garmadon and Misako, nephew of Master Wu and the grandson of
2652-533: The video game called Prime Empire. Unagami is aided by the Mechanic in the real world of Ninjago City to open a portal between Prime Empire and the real world. To stop him, the Ninja are forced to battle through the many levels of the game, while avoiding the Red Visors. The Dungeons of Shintaro are hidden beneath the Kingdom of Shintaro and ruled by an evil Skull Sorcerer and his Awakened Warriors, who serve as
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#17327647848372704-410: Was tall, so in Ninjago season 8, he made Kai’s hair shorter in the show and the sets. Jay Walker (born Jay Gordon ) (voiced by Michael Adamthwaite ) is the blue ninja and Elemental Master of Lightning. He frequently wields nunchucks and more recently, a kusarigama . His elemental power grants him limited electricity manipulation. He is also a skilled mechanic and is technologically savvy. Jay
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