Ninjago S6 E10

## Plot

The ninja thank their replacements for everything they've done. Since they don't have the poison, it'll be up to them to slow Nadakhan down. However, if his power diminishes, Djinnjago will fall… right onto what remains of Ninjago. The replacements, Wu, and Misako head back to prepare for the worst while the guys go on ahead. They fight off pirates, complete with Jay wielding the Sword of Souls. They crash the wedding at Master Yang's temple, but are too late. Jay tries to say his wish, but Nadakhan stops him. He isn't bound to any of the normal wish rules. He renders Nya unconscious to deal with her later. He summons an army of copies of himself to fight the ninja, who are forced to retreat from the hall. Clancee tells Jay where the poison is. He finally grows a spine and calls Nadakhan out on his behavior. Get it? Grew a spine? Because snakes actually *are* vertebrates, but most people, including myself, assume that they're invertebrates. Anyways, Nadakhan admits that this is all about himself and banishes Clancee, Doubloon, and Monkey Wretch to different realms. Dogshank and Flintlocke are able to escape and switch sides to help the ninja. They run to Misfortune's Keep and detonate the mines behind them, blowing up Nadakhan's army of copies. In the temple, Nadakhan wishes for Dilara to return, and her spirit possesses Nya's body. Aboard the Keep, Jay gets the poison dart and tells the others. He's learned that wishing for something won't make it come true. If you want something bad enough, don't wish for it to happen, make it happen. They can distract Nadakhan, and Flintlocke can shoot him with the dart. He reminds them about his aim, but Jay says that Nadakhan never held the real power, they did. He couldn't make the wishes on his own, and needed the others to do it. Sure enough, Flintlocke can shoot straight again. They attack Nadakhan and Dilara. He uses his wishes to turn them into gold statues. Flintlocke finally shoots and hits him. All of his wishes are undone. The guys return to normal, Dilara leaves Nya's body, and Djinnjago starts to crumble. Jay tries to make his wish, but before he can, he sees something that horrifies him. There's a green stain on Nya's chest. She was hit with the poison too, which is fatal to humans. If Jay wishes Nadakhan mortal, then Nya will die. If he uses his wish to heal her though, the poison will wear off on Nadakhan, and no one will be able to stop him. Nya tells Jay to use his wish to stop Nadakhan, says her goodbyes, and dies. Everyone grieves, especially Jay, who sheds a tear. Nadakhan picks up his sword and slowly approaches him, intending to strike him down. However, Jay finally makes his wish: That Nya had taken his hand, and no one had ever found that teapot in the first place. Nadakhan is weakened by the poison, so he can't twist Jay's words and grants the wish as he intends it. This causes *time to reverse all the way back to the premiere.* This time, when hiding from the media, Nya does airjitzu for the first time again and takes Jay's hand. They kiss, and somehow remember all of the events of the season, keeping their character development. Everyone is glad that they've finally gotten back together. Meanwhile, in Stiix, Clouse is chased off by workers before he can find the teapot and set Nadakhan free. So, yeah. That really did just happen. Everything that happened this season was basically undone via *more* time travel shenanigans. There's a part of me that *really* doesn't like this. So, Djinnjago will still fall, none of the sky pirates will be freed from their realms or redeemed, the Realm Crystal is still locked up, everything is back to normal, etc. Status quo and all that. This makes the season feel like a fix fic, like the only reason it existed was to get Nya and Jay back together. Don't get me wrong, I'm glad they're back together, but I think I would've liked it more if *everyone* remembered what had transpired. That way, the good things would still happen, like the pirates being redeemed, but things like the Realm Crystal being destroyed and Nadakhan being released on Ninjago would've never happened. Then it'd be a win-win situation, you know? Also, if you're like me and have mixed to negative feelings about time travel, then be warned, this is just the beginning. You're probably gonna need some aspirin or ibuprofen to get through season 7. Especially since it aired in the U.S. *last*, so I'm gonna have to scour the internet to watch even one episode, let alone all ten. That being said, there was a special that took place after this season but before the next one, centered around Cole and his ghost status. It's much easier to find, and it's pretty good.