u/ducknerd2002

• A normal dragon turning into a mech?

• A robot dragon that can become a mech?

• The dragon and mech are actually two separate things and the transformation feature is set-only?

There's also the slight possibility that it never appears in the show, but that seems unlikely considering this is one of the largest sets of the wave (it's almost always the smallest sets that tend to be non-canon).

They're just gone with no actual explanation. They're not even referenced during S3 Pt1 despite the First Realm being the central location for that part of the season.

• 10 full episodes every 6-8 months for a guaranteed 20 episodes a year

• Genuinely fantastic animation - no sliding PNGs to be found

• Scenes set at night that you can actually see

• Full of fast-paced action that you can actually follow, but also willing to slow down and have quiet, sincere moments with the characters

• The music is top-tier, the voice acting is brilliant, and there's plenty of fantastic character designs

• Manages to have the main generation of heroes teach a new generation of heroes without either group feeling neglected

• Anniversary content that (mostly) understands the difference between 'celebrating the past' and 'nostalgia bait'

• Side content that's genuinely really damn cool

• A really high success rate - only 3 seasons out of 19 can really be considered bad, and at least 10 that can be considered legitimately great

• Actually listens to fans and makes changes to fix widespread complaints

Is it perfect? No, nothing ever is (besides The Mummy 1999), and there are valid things to criticise about Ninjago, but it's still genuinely great, and it's arguably better than Star Wars, the MCU, and the DCU right now.

Designed and rendered with Mecabricks

He appears in all 3 LEGO Marvel games and has a physical minifigure.