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Honestly I am not as excited as I was back during the DC4 casting because… look at the state of this fandom 😭 I hope whoever forms the DC6 voice cast either stays 10ft away from the fandom or has thick skin.

Unrelated but I love this image so much 😭

Bottom five plot lines OAT

With TomJake’s two seasons, the DC2 remake, and DC5, we saw literally everyone pictured here back within a year 😭

Couldn’t find the original images on my phone, but found this one the Wiki used in late 2025.

Under this megathread, you may discuss the fifteenth episode of Disventure Camp 5: Fans vs Favorites. As always, make sure not to post any spoilers if you've already seen the episode prior to the premiere. After the episode concludes, you may post about it outside the megathread, but please spoiler tag and keep spoilers out of the post titles for the first six hours (until 9:00 PM EDT).

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Clickbait title to hopefully get everyone reading /j

In all seriousness, Alec’s DC5 elimination is one that I really liked and continue to like, though recently, I’ve began to think that it would have perhaps been stronger if he had chosen Rescue Island.

It sounds contradictory but let me cook: Alec is a character who at his core is very stubborn and resistant to change. Him proceeding to Rescue Island only to ultimately fall short in the end would’ve been a good opportunity IMO to better highlight his stubbornness in the wake of Anastasia’s words, and honestly, that plot line asides, Alec would have been a great decoy comeback. We really needed one this season since rn it seems almost guaranteed Benji will return.

I think that either this, or still sending Alec to the Motel but swapping his and Ana’s boots would have helped improve the pacing of this plot line.

I think Alec and Ana works perfectly as an early to mid pre-merge story arc but is held back in canon by its pacing. Alec’s early elimination was arguably the best thing to ever happen to Fiore’s character since DC1 itself was remade, and the Anastasia boot injected a lot of much needed conflict into the tribe. But how we got there could have been better.

Yapping over, thanks for reading!

It is confirmed that Dragons Rising is merely one story arc in the wider Ninjago canon and that there will be a successor series. I do hope that after DR ends that the New Ninja can fully take the reins. I would like to still see the original team but more sidelined (and perhaps in the timeskip we see them starting to settle down, especially since Jaya have been engaged since March of the Oni).

I hope that the remaining months of the year are way better 😭

…yeah, this hits different now 😭

Any theories on potential implications?