One thing I've noticed on this message board as the Ninjago Fandom has grown, there has always been a slight neglect to what is canon and what is not canon. The purpose of this topic is to clarify what ACTUALLY happened and what was meaningless supplemental material. To start off, here's a basic timeline of Ninjago canon.
TV Series Timeline:
Pilots
Seasons 1-4
Ronin (Similar events to SoR)
Seasons 5-6
Dark Island Trilogy
Day of the Departed
Season 7 and Beyond
Graphic Novel Timeline:
Alternate Pilots
-[Papercutz #1-2]
Alternate Season 1
-[Papercutz #3-5]
Alternate Season 2
-[Papercutz #6-8]
Alternate Season 3
-[Papercutz #9-11]
Ninjago Movie Timeline:
The LEGO Movie
The LEGO Batman Movie
The LEGO Ninjago Movie
The LEGO Movie Sequel
If you have any questions on specific pieces of Ninjago canon, feel free to ask! And if you believe I'm wrong, you can politely counter my arguement.
This is a re-post of a topic on the original LEGO Message Boards
That's pretty accurate. However, I think graphic novel #11 is actually canon to the show. I haven't read it though, so I might be wrong.
One thing I've noticed on this message board as the Ninjago Fandom has grown, there has always been a slight neglect to what is canon and what is not canon. The purpose of this topic is to clarify what ACTUALLY happened and what was meaningless supplemental material. To start off, here's a basic timeline of Ninjago canon.
TV Series Timeline:
Pilots
Seasons 1-4
Ronin (Similar events to SoR)
Seasons 5-6
Dark Island Trilogy
Day of the Departed
Season 7 and Beyond
Graphic Novel Timeline:
Alternate Pilots
-[Papercutz #1-2]
Alternate Season 1
-[Papercutz #3-5]
Alternate Season 2
-[Papercutz #6-8]
Alternate Season 3
-[Papercutz #9-11]
Ninjago Movie Timeline:
The LEGO Movie
The LEGO Batman Movie
The LEGO Ninjago Movie
The LEGO Movie Sequel
If you have any questions on specific pieces of Ninjago canon, feel free to ask! And if you believe I'm wrong, you can politely counter my arguement.
This is a re-post of a topic on the original LEGO Message Boards
That's pretty accurate. However, I think graphic novel #11 is actually canon to the show. I haven't read it though, so I might be wrong.
One thing I've noticed on this message board as the Ninjago Fandom has grown, there has always been a slight neglect to what is canon and what is not canon. The purpose of this topic is to clarify what ACTUALLY happened and what was meaningless supplemental material. To start off, here's a basic timeline of Ninjago canon.
TV Series Timeline:
Pilots
Seasons 1-4
Ronin (Similar events to SoR)
Seasons 5-6
Dark Island Trilogy
Day of the Departed
Season 7 and Beyond
Graphic Novel Timeline:
Alternate Pilots
-[Papercutz #1-2]
Alternate Season 1
-[Papercutz #3-5]
Alternate Season 2
-[Papercutz #6-8]
Alternate Season 3
-[Papercutz #9-11]
Ninjago Movie Timeline:
The LEGO Movie
The LEGO Batman Movie
The LEGO Ninjago Movie
The LEGO Movie Sequel
If you have any questions on specific pieces of Ninjago canon, feel free to ask! And if you believe I'm wrong, you can politely counter my arguement.
This is a re-post of a topic on the original LEGO Message Boards
Except, you know, the fact that most of the first two seasons didn't happen like we remember. Not at all. Time-travel. REMEMBER???
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One thing I've noticed on this message board as the Ninjago Fandom has grown, there has always been a slight neglect to what is canon and what is not canon. The purpose of this topic is to clarify what ACTUALLY happened and what was meaningless supplemental material. To start off, here's a basic timeline of Ninjago canon.
TV Series Timeline:
Pilots
Seasons 1-4
Ronin (Similar events to SoR)
Seasons 5-6
Dark Island Trilogy
Day of the Departed
Season 7 and Beyond
Graphic Novel Timeline:
Alternate Pilots
-[Papercutz #1-2]
Alternate Season 1
-[Papercutz #3-5]
Alternate Season 2
-[Papercutz #6-8]
Alternate Season 3
-[Papercutz #9-11]
Ninjago Movie Timeline:
The LEGO Movie
The LEGO Batman Movie
The LEGO Ninjago Movie
The LEGO Movie Sequel
If you have any questions on specific pieces of Ninjago canon, feel free to ask! And if you believe I'm wrong, you can politely counter my arguement.
This is a re-post of a topic on the original LEGO Message Boards
Except, you know, the fact that most of the first two seasons didn't happen like we remember. Not at all. Time-travel. REMEMBER???
I like to think that only the Megaweapon was destroyed, and the 4 golden weapons from the past weren't, automatically fixing the timeline and making all events happen exactly the same.
Bubsey Avatar Jan 10, 2017 at 9:14pm Bubsey said: One thing I've noticed on this message board as the Ninjago Fandom has grown, there has always been a slight neglect to what is canon and what is not canon. The purpose of this topic is to clarify what ACTUALLY happened and what was meaningless supplemental material. To start off, here's a basic timeline of Ninjago canon.
TV Series Timeline:
Pilots
Seasons 1-4
Ronin (Similar events to SoR)
Seasons 5-6
Dark Island Trilogy
Day of the Departed
Season 7 and Beyond
Graphic Novel Timeline:
Alternate Pilots
-[Papercutz #1-2]
Alternate Season 1
-[Papercutz #3-5]
Alternate Season 2
-[Papercutz #6-8]
Alternate Season 3
-[Papercutz #9-11]
Ninjago Movie Timeline:
The LEGO Movie
The LEGO Batman Movie
The LEGO Ninjago Movie
The LEGO Movie Sequel
If you have any questions on specific pieces of Ninjago canon, feel free to ask! And if you believe I'm wrong, you can politely counter my arguement.
This is a re-post of a topic on the original LEGO Message Boards Except, you know, the fact that most of the first two seasons didn't happen like we remember. Not at all. Time-travel. REMEMBER???
I like to think that only the Megaweapon was destroyed, and the 4 golden weapons from the past weren't, automatically fixing the timeline and making all events happen exactly the same.
Then how would all of the golden weapons and the Megaweapon exist of the meteor? Also, why would Lloyd not know of any Megaweapons existence?