
Blackout
Series title: Ninjago: Masters of Spinjitzu
- Studio
- Cartoon Network Studios, Wil Film
- Distributor
- Cartoon Network
Synopsis
While trying to deal with the power blackout, Zane gives half his power source to P.I.X.A.L., lowering his fighting abilities but raising hers. But soon the ninja find themselves faced with an army of Nindroids, a corrupted Sensei Wu, and the mysterious Stranger. After a fierce battle, their adversaries retreat, with the Stranger leaving behind a white scale as a potential true for his identity. In the meantime, Lloyd and his father journey through the mountains, heading for Hiroshi's Labyrinth to stay hidden.
Characters
Jay, Scales, Sensei Wu, Kruncka, Nuckal, Samukai, Nya, Lloyd Garmadon, Zane, Cole, Hypnobrai General, Lord Garmadon, Kai
Credits
Directing
- Director
- Jens Moller
Writing
- Writer
- Dan Hageman, Kevin Hageman
Voices
- Voice
- Michael Adamthwaite (Jay), Ian James Corlett (Scales), Paul Dobson (Sensei Wu), Brian Drummond (Kruncka, Nuckal), Michael Kopsa (Samukai), Kelly Metzger (Nya), Jillian Michaels (Lloyd Garmadon), Brent Miller (Zane), Kirby Morrow (Cole), John Novak (Hypnobrai General), Mark Oliver (Lord Garmadon), Vincent Tong (Kai)
Production notes
Season 3: Rebooted
After a time of peace in Ninjago, our four Ninja heroes are about to face a new dangerous enemy. Lloyd Garmadon, son of their archenemy Lord Garmadon, has unleashed a new evil with unique powers. Soon, his ambition to follow in his father's footsteps has put all of Ninjago in jeopardy.
The characters and situations in this film are based on the Lego toy series of the same name.
After a time of peace in Ninjago, our four Ninja heroes are about to face a new dangerous enemy. Lloyd Garmadon, son of their archenemy Lord Garmadon, has unleashed a new evil with unique powers. Soon, his ambition to follow in his father's footsteps has put all of Ninjago in jeopardy.
The characters and situations in this film are based on the Lego toy series of the same name.
Awards
Nominee, Annie Award, Directing in a Television Production, Peter Hausner, 2012
