So I Had Mentioned That In My Post NinjagoUA About Adding More Dark Aspects But Ninjago Has A Lot Of

So I had mentioned that in my post NinjagoUA about adding “more dark aspects” but Ninjago has a lot of dark aspects, I’d just really have to expand on them. I have even compiled a list of some of these dark aspects. Like TannerFishies had said in his video the other day that the Sons Of Garmadon and Hunted had definitely upped the maturity for the show.

Here’s the list of some of the dark aspects I get to work with.

- Kidnapping

- Child Endangerment

- Child Abandonment

- Neglect

- Cannabilism

- Suicide pact

- Attempted suicide

- Imprisonments

- War

- War crimes

- Torture

- Genocide

- Regicide

- PTSD

- Possession

- Slavery

- Cultists

- Manipulation

- Child abuse

- Attempted filicide

- Gang violence

- Execution

- Racism

- Race war

Just because it’s a kids show doesn’t mean it’s just for kids. There is plenty of kid shows that have dark aspects similar to the ones I’ve listed. Search some of these aspects that show up in kids shows and you’ll come across a lot.

Or go to either PhantomStrider or blameitonjorge’s channels on YouTube and take a look at one of their many videos on children’s shows.

“Step on a crack, break your mother’s back.” What if you have two moms? Will both their backs break, or will one be singled out? Will it only break if it’s your biological mother, or will adoptive/step or a mother figure also break? What if you don’t have a mother, why is it only women? It this power only restricted to your mother?

Ninjago UA

I remember watching Ninjago when it aired, I was part of the fandom until the end of Rebooted, the I kinda fell off the band wagon. Then around the time Secrets of Forbidden Spinjitzu was airing I’m on Netflix and I go to rewatch the series, but hey there’s now nine seasons instead of the three you remember. I can not tell you how confused I was, since the pilot season wasn’t on Netflix I found  the two episodes on Twitch and watched the series. 

Now a year ago sometime in December, I thought of rewriting Ninjago, I mean everyone has thought about things that could have been done differently or how to fix plot holes. So my rewrite will be relatively the same, I’ll do my best to cover up plot holes with some added/changed dialog and scenarios, with some more mature themes, more dark aspects and mild to explicate language.

Each book will be equivalent to a season, the same name of the season and episodes will be used for both the book and chapters, most chapters will be around 6000 words, however the filler episodes will contain less words and mostly center around the plot relevant scenes. 

I’ll also be posting a book on the side that will be updated as the series continues. Ninjago Extras, it will include a timeline of important events titled with dates, the amount of time between each season. It will have character sheets which will have age, nationality, appetence, etc. I have taken some ideas from the community, considering the Ninja’s appearances from fanart of the characters as human. I am also basing my geography off of joshuad17′s Ninjago Map. 

I may also be posting scenarios I’ve already thought up, not quite sure yet.

I went back and watched my favourite part in slow monition, his skin is being stitched back together!

This is beautiful!

I can’t remember where I read that Techno considering he’s a Piglin wouldn’t like Michael because he’s zombified. But clearly they were forgetting that Techno lives with a Zombified Piglin named Hubert that he’s very attached to.

Don’t know why I didn’t reblog this master piece earlier, but I am now. I have been looking for a map of Ninjago that I could base off my geography for my Ninjago UA on. If you haven’t yet check out Joshuad17′s work you should, his art’s amazing, and his headcanons(?) I don’t know what to call them,) are great as well.

I figure I would share this here, since people are already posting it. It's my current map of Ninjago, featuring everything up to Season 13! I worked with Tommy Andreasen on the locations, to make sure they were as accurate as possible.