Nightmare King

* Nightmare King
* Lance
* Migo

The **Nightmare King** is the main antagonist in Dreamzzz. He was previously a creature named **Migo** that was dreamcrafted by Lunia. He is currently imprisoned inside Z-Blob.

## Official description

*For more, see the Nightmare King's profiles*

*“You never forget a nightmare...”*

*The terrifying ruler of the Grim Realm is desperate to extend his Nightmare empire by corrupting all the Dream Realms and every creature in them. So yeah, basically an all-round bad guy. F minus. 0/10.*

## History

### Background

Long ago, Migo was created by Lunia. However, because of Lunia's title as a Dreamkeeper, Migo was often left behind. Overcome by his fear of abandonment, Migo tried Dream Crafting a friend, but couldn't. So instead, he forced everyone in the Dream World to be his friend, slowing corrupting him. When Lunia found out, she and Migo fought. This eventually led to Migo into becoming the Nightmare King.

Lunia eventually recruited some Dreamers, who eventually became Dream Chasers to fight against him. However, because they lack in teamwork, one of them, Hannah, brought a Night Terror to the Waking World, forcing another, Mr. Oz, to wake up and save her, leaving Lunia and another Dream Chaser before she creates a new realm to hold the Nightmare King. However, after twenty years, the last Dream Chaser sets the Nightmare King free. In compensation, he gives powers to the Dream Chaser and turned him into his loyal sencond-in-command, giving him the name, Night Hunter. He also turned his former keeper into a Nightmare creature as a concept for his Grimkeepers.

### Trials of the Dream Chasers

#### Peak Performance

The presence of the Dream Chasers at Pillows Peak caught the attention of the Nightmare King when Logan unintentionally unleashed a powerful shockwave while using Lunia's Hourglass. Understanding that the Dream Chasers were on a mission to seek the Sandman's help in fixing the Hourglass, the Nightmare King urgently commanded the Night Hunter to take immediate action and prevent this from happening. He also issued a stern warning to the Night Hunter, promising that if he were to be imprisoned again, he would ensure that the Night Hunter would suffer the same dire consequences. Moreover, the Nightmare King instructed the Night Hunter to bring along Sneak, Susan, and Snivel.

## Other appearances

### I Just Had the Most Peculiar Dream

The Nightmare King commanded the nightmare creatures to give chase to Zane and Albert while riding on the Dark Pegasus.

### *Dream Chasers and the Riddle-Spokens*

The Nightmare King summoned the Night Hunter to his throne room, where he reprimanded him for failing to stop the Dream Chasers once again, and demanded an explanation regarding the turn of events. The Night Hunter apologized to the Nightmare King, attributing the failure to sheer luck on the Dream Chasers' part and promising that their good fortune would soon come to an end. The Nightmare King expressed his impatience and contemplated whether to give the Night Hunter another chance or take matters into his own hands, emphasizing his abilities and the insignificance of the Dream Chasers. The Nightmare King reminded his followers that their ultimate goal was to find Lunia before the Dream Chasers and was determined not to waste any more time. A Grimspawn questioned the Nightmare King's previous statement about Lunia's inability to prevent him from corrupting the Dream World. The Nightmare King dismissed everyone and requested some time alone to think.

## Relationships

### Lunia

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The Nightmare King is related to Lunia

## Appearances

### Sets

* 71457 Pegasus Flying Horse
* 71469 Nightmare Shark Ship
* 552401 Nightmare King

## Trivia

* His face looks similar to the one of Lord Voldemort from the LEGO Harry Potter theme.
* The fact that the Nightmare King was originally a dream creature that underwent corruption was initially alluded to in "Dream Chasers," wherein Oz made reference to the Nightmare King as a "bad dream gone worse." However, this was prior to Oz's realization of the Nightmare King's actual identity as Migo.
* The third issue of the LEGO Dreamzzz Magazine refers to the Nightmare King's false identity, Lance as Zane.
	+ It is possible this was his false identity's original name.
	+ It could have been changed to avoid confusion with the Ninjago character of the same name.

## Videos

LEGO DREAMZzz Short - Mr. Oz Explains - Meet the Nightmare King-2LEGO DREAMZzz Short - Night Hunter Rants - How Terrifying is the Nightmare King?

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 "Cheat Code"
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 2.2 "The Grim Escape"
3. ↑ 3.0 3.1 "Short Sheeped"
4. ↑ https://www.lego.com/en-us/themes/dreamzzz/about?icmp=LP-SHD-Standard-NO\_Disruptor\_Titan\_Phase\_1\_Campaign\_Season\_1\_Trailer-P-NO-I2HZIS91HC
5. ↑ "Oswald the Failure"
6. ↑ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AMLW5QnUC00
7. ↑ https://youtu.be/RbP0m4n0x38?t=96

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