Djinn

The Djinn are a race of beings from the Ninjago toy line and the Ninjago: Masters of Spinjitzu and Ninjago: Dragons Rising animated series. They hail from Djinjago, formerly one of the Sixteen Realms.
==Description==
In their natural forms, Djinn resemble four-armed humanoids, but with cloud or smoke-like “tails” in place of legs. Known specimens have orange or red skin, and black or white hair. There are male and female Djinn, though only males have been seen thus far.
Djinn possess wish magic, which enables the hem to perform a number of feats. However, in the majority of cases this magic can only be accessed when other beings make wishes. A Djinn can also only grant three wishes to any one person. Only a Djinn of the Royal Family who marries a human on Djinn land gains the ability to grant their own wishes without limitation.
A dishonorable Djinn may twist an unwary wisher’s words to their own advantage. This often manifests as malicious compliance, in which the words of the wish, but not their intent, are honored. However, a wish made from one’s heart, completely pure in intent, can not be twisted in this manner and must be granted in spite of the Djinn’s own desires. A Djinn will follow any wish, fulfilled honorably or not, with the words “Your wish is yours to keep.”
==History==
The origins of the Djinn and their home realm are unknown. Some 200 years before the present day, the Djinn prince Nadakhan left Djinjago for Ninjago, where he pursued a career in piracy before being imprisoned in the Teapot of Tyrahn. When the Cursed Realm-sister realm to Djinjago-was destroyed, Djinjago began to crumble into ruin. Any Djinn remaining in the realm at the time apparently perished as a result.
In one timeline, Nadakhan was freed from the teapot by the sorcerer Clouse, and made his way back to Djinjago before its utter destruction. There he received the Sword of Souls from his father Khanjikhan. Using it, he attempted to recreate Djinjago in the skies above Djinjago. A wish made by Jay later reversed these events, leaving Nadakhan confined to the Teapot of Tyrahn in the resulting timeline.
==Members==
===Royal Family===
====Khanjikhan====
Khanjikhan was the father of Nadakhan.
Khanjikhan was the king of Djinjago, but became estranged from his son due to Nadakhan's piratic pursuits in the realm of Ninjago. The two were later reunited when Nadakhan returned to his home in "Enkrypted" only to find it falling apart, with Khanjikhan as the only visible surviving inhabitant. Khanjikhan explained to his son that with the destruction of the Cursed Realm, Djinjago's sister realm, Djinjago had become unstable and would share the same fate. He then gave his son the Sword of Souls, encouraging him to avenge their crumbling home. He declined the offer to depart, citing Nadakhan's own mannerisms by saying "A good captain always goes down with the ship."
A statue of Khanjikhan appeared among the artifacts housed in Borg Tower in "The Mask of Deception."
====Nadakhan's mother====
Nadakhan's mother was a female Djinn. Her name is unknown, but by some means her son came into possession of her wedding dress. This would be worn, with modifications, by Nya during her forced wedding to Nadakhan.
====Nadakhan====
===Arrakore===
===Unknown statue subject===
This unknown Djinn was the model for a statue Nadakhan erected in the Temple of Airjitzu.
==Gallery==
==Trivia==
*Given the reversal of most of the events of Skybound, it can be presumed that Khanjikhan perished in the destruction of Djinjago, with the Sword of Souls being destroyed in the process.
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