So Lloyd Can See The Good In Harumi But Not The Good In Garmadon???

So Lloyd can see the good in Harumi but not the good in Garmadon???

It’s kinda weird Lloyd keeps attempting to persuade Harumi to change, even though she’s firm on staying evil, yet he keeps telling Garmadon he can’t change, even when his father is at least trying to. It makes it all the more hilarious, in a way, how Lloyd can be so oblivious about the smallest things.

Au s1 Lloyd went around demanding candy on Halloween, without him even realizing it

Just think of how differently the story would’ve played out

No but really:

”I demand you to give me all your candy!”

“Oh hey kid, you like snickers? Nice costume by the way”

*Confused Lloyd Pikachu face*

Hc that whenever Jay gets an idea, any lightbulb above or around him flickers as he’s processing it.

Anyone else find it a little weird that even though Zane turned on his emotion meter, he’s still been acting a little emotionless? Did I miss something or is that just me?

Ok but can we talk about this one scene in Season 8, Ep 2??

Too lazy to screenshot the frames so here’s the transcript instead:

Was he wrong? No

Do I understand why the postman left so randomly and/or why he felt the need to say it? No

Is this demonstration of the postman being able to predict the future and further proof that he is secretly in disguise and is really the FSM? Yes

Discuss

Imagine Garmadon visiting the monestary and he meets Morro, and even though Morro’s shy at first, they begin to get along really well. Garmadon talks and tells Morro silly stories of his and Wu’s childhood, and Morro says how he’s training to be a ninja and Garmadon teaches him a few tricks and they look at old pictures or make their favorite meals, etcetera, and Garmadon becomes a father figure to him (alongside Wu), and they both laugh and enjoy the visits so Garmadon comes regularly.

And then there’s Wu, watching at the side with a soft smile and tears in his eyes, because he is so happy his son and brother are bonding like they are, but so devastated because he doesn’t dare tell them Morro is training to specifically become the green ninja, or that Garmadon is the one that he’ll (supposedly) be fighting to determine the fate of all of Ninjago, (seen as Wu thought Morro was the green ninja at the time, and assuming he knew about the venom’s effect,) but he doesn’t want to ruin the moment so he just walks away with a heavy heart, wishing destiny didn’t have to take his family away.

The final battle would be much more heartbreaking once they each realize who they’re up against if Morro did turn out to be the green ninja