The New Elemental Masters

*“However, fighting and teaching has taken a toll on me. I am proud to announce, that my former allies and friends, G Frost and Tom Phan will be taking over my duties as Master to these children!”*

— Gordon Gold introducing G and Tom as the new teachers

## Chronological Order

**Rebirth** Chapter 1 (subtitled ***The New Elemental Masters***) is the first chapter in the Rebirth series and 16th story arc overall in Legends of Ogaji. It is preceded by *Mirror Me Part 2* and followed by *Scavengers*.

It's focus characters are G and Chad, and the main antagonist is Carlo. The Gifted serve as the villainous faction of this chapter.

It was originally written in 2018.

As of now, only one episode in this chapter has been written in full. The rest of the chapter has still not been written in full yet.

## Synopsis

*Years after the events of Mirror Me, most of the elemental powers have been passed on to new warriors. The Elemental Masters are split between the children of the Ninja, and those who inherited their power through the Gods, and G, Tom, and Gordon must keep the balance.*

## Plot Summary

35 years after G's retirement from being a Ninja, he is called back to action again to lead three new Elemental Masters in their studies to be heroes. He and Tom Phan train the five Masters, Chad Killian, Jordan Zezla, Sid Roothus, Nelly, and Trevor in the arts of Spinjitzu and Airtjitzu all with the constant threat of the rogue Elemental Masters around.

These rogue Elemental Masters call themselves "The Gifted," and they plan on resurrecting the Ancient One (who G and Tom know as Serces.) The Gifted steal the six Infinity Crystals, and use their own Master of Speed as a sacrifice to bring the Ancient One forward. When he is resurrected, he does not hold the memories of Serces, but of Raphael, and takes revenge on the Gifted leader Carlo for tormenting him. As he goes to kill the Master of Ice, he flees with broken armor.

## Characters

### Protagonists

#### G and Tom's Students

* Genesis "G" Frost (Leader)
* Tom Phan (co-leader)
* Chad Killian (Master of Amber and Golden Light, Master of the Dragonbone Blade)
* Nelly (Master of Energy)
* Trevor (Master of Lightning)
* Sid Roothus (Master of Nature)
* Sheila Robins (Queen of the Desert, Master of Steel)
* Gordon Gold (Master of Golden Power)
* Jordan Zezla (Master of Gravity and Sound)

#### Other

* Pullumi Zezla
* Radin Zezla
* Chad's Father
* Kaitlin Rogers (mentioned)
* Simon Roothus (mentioned)

### Antagonists

#### The Gifted

* Carlo (Master of Water, leader, Deceased)
* Raphael/ The Ancient One (Master of Speed and Shadow)
* Sheiver (Master of Ice)

## Author's Notes

* This chapter opens up Sheiver's story arc, and ends Maxwell's, which began in *The Light Knight**.*
* The Infinity Crystals that appear in this chapter are based in the Infinity Stones from Marvel Comics.
* This chapter reveals what happened to the remaining Elemental Masters after *Mirror Me Part 2**.*
	+ G retired from being a Ninja
		- Tom most likely joined him.
	+ Kaitlin married and had Chad, when she died during childbirth.
	+ Gordon went on to become head Master at the Ogaji School of Future Heroes.
* This chapter marks the first time that more than one Elemental Master of a usual element (meaning, not like the Masters of Destruction from the previous chapter) took on the roles as villains.
* The idea that Serces' spirit manifests as "The Ancient One," and that his true name is lost to time was inspired by the end of Adventure Time, and how time fades the tales of old.
	+ This kind of screws up the timeline just a bit, but whatever I think.
* The main antagonist being the new Master of Water is a direct parallel to how the first protagonist of the series was the Master of Water.
* The title of this chapter, "The New Elemental Masters," is not only in reference to G's students, but also The Gifted and how they are the new face of the elements of Water, Speed, and Ice.
* Sheiver escaping at the end of this chapter sets him up to become this series' overall antagonist.
	+ The idea originally was that every season had an overarching antagonist throughout, smaller villains episode by episode, and one final boss battle at the end.
		- This doesn't really go anywhere, since this formula basically only exists in *Closing the Circles* and this series.
* For the majority of this chapter Sheiver is referred to as "the Winter Warrior," which is a reference to the Winter Soldier from the Marvel Cinematic Universe.
* This chapter is similar to *His Return* in that both are the first chapter of a new series and focus on the resurrection of a previous main villain.

**Milo's Adventures**

**Closing the Circles**

**Rebirth**

**Origins**

**Movies**

****The New Elemental Masters****

**Scavengers**

**The Deicide**

**No Laughing Matter**

**Ipseity Crisis**

**Into the Mult-G-Verse**

**Surging Shade**

**Dark Winter**

**End of the World**