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The Overlord's relationships

These are the relationships of the Dark Lord, the Overlord.

## Allies

### Stone Army

The Stone Army was created by the Overlord during their master's war against the First Spinjitzu Master. They are loyal to whoever has the Helmet of Shadows.

### Nindroids

The Overlord, by possessing P.I.X.A.L., creates an army of Nindroids based on Zane's blueprints. They were his main army during Rebooted.

### Pythor P. Chumsworth

Pythor brought the Overlord back online to help him get the Golden Power to become the Golden Master. The Overlord was shocked at Pythor restoring him, though he gained a liking for Pythor after he saw how vile and cunning he was and both worked to capture Lloyd.

The Overlord started to show respect to Pythor, going as far as to include Pythor as an ally during the attempted Golden Master apocalypse. Pythor respected him in return, protecting him from the ninja's attack and ended up being shrunk.

However, the Overlord would have gotten rid of or betrayed Pythor eventually.

The two cross paths again and ally once more to destroy the Ninja.

### Harumi

Some time after Season 9: Hunted, The Overlord met with Harumi, telling her that she would revive her if she became her herald. Harumi accepted the offer, was brought back to life and started following orders from a crystal given to her by the Overlord. She returned to the Oni Temple and transforms it in to the Crystal Temple. The Overlord introduces himself to Harumi.

## Enemies

### First Spinjitzu Master (Arch Nemesis)

The Overlord acted as the First Spinjitzu Master's dark counterpart to counterbalance of the Balance between light and shadow. The Overlord and the First Spinjitzu Master waged war on each other and battled for decades, each of them evenly matched and neither able to defeat the other and gain the upper hand, until the Overlord created the Stone Army to help him turn the tide in his favor. The First Spinjitzu Master did what he could, but he knew he would soon be defeated, so he divided Ninjago in two.

### Garmadon

The Overlord met Garmadon after the latter washed up in the Dark Island. He aided the villain for his plans to rule Ninjago. But in reality, the dark villain used the four-armed villain to upset the balance so that he can be free and rule Ninjago in his image. The Overlord possessed Garmadon in his attempt to conquer Ninjago.

After he was defeated, The Overlord unintentionally cleansed Garmadon of all the evil plaguing him for centuries.

### Lloyd

Lloyd Garmadon is the grandson of his arch enemy, the First Spinjitzu Master, and his new arch-enemy. Lloyd defeated him in the Final Battle. He later tried to steal Lloyd's Golden powers to become the Golden Master.

## References

1. ↑ https://twitter.com/TommyAndreasen/status/769936696301457408

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Troublesome Trucks

## Troublesome Trucks/Foolish Freight Cars

* When the Fat Controller first speaks to James, his head is turned away from him.
* Thomas' eyes are wonky in the opening scene.
* James' tender is derailed while Thomas arranges his train. Also, the siding that James is on has no buffers.
* When Thomas says "Have you got some bootlaces ready?" there is blu-tak under his lantern. Knapford is also missing in that scene.
* When Thomas puffs off, James' eyes briefly jitter. They are also wonky.
* When James puffs out of the yard, the truck at the front loses its face and regains it as James pulls the trucks up Gordon's Hill the first time. Also, the train next to James on a siding has a brake van in the middle of it.
* When Thomas puffs away laughing, all the trucks are coupled to each other. But when James backs onto the trucks, one at the front is uncoupled.
* When the trucks get to the bottom of Gordon's Hill, a truck disappears. It, however, reappears in the last shot of James pulling the trucks.
* When James goes up Gordon's Hill the second time, a wire pulls him up.
* James' puffing noise is not in sync with his speed.
* When the narrator says the line "and sometimes their axles would run hot," a crew member's shadow is seen in the bottom left corner of the screen.
* When Edward is first shown at the bottom of Gordon's Hill, he has no train. When James backs down and couples to the lost trucks, if inspected closely, Edward has at least one truck behind him.
* In the close-up of James at Maron, the water tower next to him disappears.
* In the last close-up of James going up Gordon's Hill, his driving wheels are not moving and when they start to move, they are going backwards.
* When James couples up to his train, he is outside the station, but when he starts moving off, he is inside it.
* The Fat Controller tells James that he was aboard Edward's train and saw his performance on Gordon's Hill, but Edward is seen pulling a goods train instead of passenger coaches.
* When Edward is at Maron, his tender is not seated properly on the chassis.
* When the trucks roll down the hill, a piece of stone falls out from one of the trucks.
The Tall Tale of Monkey Wretch

**The Tall Tale of Monkey Wretch** is the fifth short in the "Tall Tales" miniseries, which centers on the origins of the crew of *Misfortune's Keep*.

## Plot

There was once a pirate mechanic who was incredibly skilled and fast, who lived on an island. Building and repairing sailing vessels. One day, a curious monkey sought to emulate him, much to his annoyance, and the pair were then approached by Nadakhan. Thrilled by the prospect of three wishes, the mechanic wished to be the fastest mechanic ever, to be as effective as though his tools were part of him, and for the bothersome monkey to disappear. Nadakhan granted his wishes by turning him into Monkey Wretch, a mechanical monkey who soon set to work building a ship for his new master.

## Trivia

* According to this episode, Monkey Wretch is a fusion of a man, a monkey, and a toolbox.
Vacation Van Honk

**Vacation Van Honk** is a background character on DuckTales 1987.

## History

He dresses much like a tourist and appears sporadically throughout the series, with lines spoken in the season one episode, "Magica's Shadow War", where he literally runs into Magica De Spell at Duckburg's airport, and "Sir Gyro de Gearloose", where he appears as one of Gyro's dissatisfied customers.

## Appearances

### Season 1

* "Magica's Shadow War" (voiced by Frank Welker)
* "Sir Gyro de Gearloose" (voiced by Barry Dennen)
* "Maid of the Myth" (non-speaking cameo)
* "Sweet Duck of Youth" (non-speaking cameo)
* "Duckworth's Revolt" (non-speaking cameo)

### Season 4

* "The Duck Who Knew Too Much" (non-speaking cameo)

## Trivia

* Just like Quacky McSlant, Vacation Van Honk was an idea for an original supporting *DuckTales* character, that ultimately never caught on with the writers of the show. However, unlike Quacky, Vacation actually did have a couple of lines.
Return to the Fire Temple

*“I don't think their boney butts will be bothering us for a while.”*

— Nya about the Skulkin

**Return to the Fire Temple** is the fifth of six mini-movies, taking place directly after the pilot episodes of *Ninjago: Masters of Spinjitzu*. It aired on Cartoon Network in the Fall of 2011.

## Plot

Kai and Nya are out on a flight with Flame when the fire Dragon suddenly takes a detour, flying down to the Fire Temple. Seeing Flame nudging Kai along, Nya predicts that the dragon must want to show them something. Within the temple, the trio comes upon a secret entrance leading to the Underworld—an entrance overrun with Skulkin under the command of Wyplash.

Kai accidentally falls down a small cliffside, alerting the Skulkin to his presence. The Red Ninja uses the Sword of Fire to quickly disarm them, but they pick Kai up afterward, causing him to drop his weapon. Kai attempts to use Spinjitzu to shake the Skulkin warriors but to no avail. Nya then flies in on Flame to help Kai, but he denies that he needs it, claiming he's simply formulating a plan. She ignores his protests and Flame blasts a fireball at the Skulkin, forcing them to drop Kai and retreat back into the Underworld. The blast causes boulders to collapse and block off the secret entrance, which Nya states they won't have to deal with the Skulkin for the time being before she, Kai, and Flame leave. When Kruncha and Nuckal later come back, they begin blaming each other for "leaving the stove on."

## Appearances

### Characters

* Kai
* Krazi
* Kruncha
* Nuckal
* Nya
* Wyplash

#### Non-speaking

* Bonezai (flashback)
* Chopov (flashback)
* Frakjaw (flashback)
* Krazi (flashback)

### Items

* Double-Bladed Bone Axe
* Silver Bone Axe
* Sword of Fire

### Locations

* Ninjago (realm)
* Ninjago
* Birchwood Forest
* Fire Temple
* Underworld

### Species

* Dragons
* Humans
* Skulkin

## Continuity

* This episode explains how Sensei Wu was able to enter the Underworld in "King of Shadows."

## Errors

* Krazi's and Wyplash's names were misspelled as "Krazy" and "Whyplash" in the credits.

## Gallery

For the gallery of the episode, click here.

## Translations

 German
 Polish
 Russian
 Spanish
 Ukrainian
List of awards and nominations received by Bill Murray

Bill Murray is an American actor and comedian known for his collaborations with Harold Ramis, Sofia Coppola, Wes Anderson, and Jim Jarmusch.

His roles with Harold Ramis include *Caddyshack* (1980), *Stripes* (1981), *Ghostbusters* (1984), *Ghostbusters II* (1989), and *Groundhog Day* (1993). For his collaboration with Sofia Coppola in *Lost in Translation* (2003) he received an Academy Award, British Academy Film Award, Golden Globe Award, and Screen Actors Guild Award nomination. He is also known for his performances in various films of Wes Anderson including *Rushmore* (1998) for which he received a Golden Globe Award nomination and a Independent Spirit Award.

## Critics Awards

### Boston Society of Film Critics Awards

 2012
 *Moonrise Kingdom* | 2nd place

### Chicago Film Critics Association Awards

 2003
 2020

### Columbus Film Critics Association Awards

 2012
 2014
 2020

### Critics' Choice Movie Awards

 2004
 2014
 2020

### Dallas-Fort Worth Film Critics Association Awards

 2010
 2020

### Detroit Film Critics Society Awards

 2012
 2014

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Thomas and Bertie

## Thomas and Bertie/Thomas and Bertie's Great Race

* When Thomas and Bertie meet, Thomas's boiler has a chip in it.
* During the first met of the two, the stationmaster appeared on the yard and the narrator says Thomas was waiting at the station, but it has no platforms here, this is because the narration was taken from the book and Knapford on the Railway Series was reffered as the junction with The Main Line and Thomas' Branch Line, and Knapford in the TV Series is the Big Station.
* When Thomas and Bertie are about to start their race, in the bottom left corner of the screen, a camera shadow can be seen.
* Thomas has Percy's tired face mask on when he puffs into Elsbridge.
* The narrator says "After that, the road left the railway so they couldn't see Bertie," but there is a road right next to Thomas.
* The plane that is seen taking off as Thomas and his coaches leave Dryaw suddenly stops moving before they have passed the camera.
* In a close-up of Bertie, he has no driver.
* In the shot of Thomas racing past Lower Arlesburgh, the end of the set is visible in the background.
* In the shot of Thomas entering the tunnel, in the top left corner, studio equipment can be seen.
* Annie and Clarabel keep changing positions throughout the race.
* In the restored version, studio equipment can be seen when Thomas pulls into Ffarquhar after the race.
* In a close-up of Thomas, a camera capture can be seen on his coupling.
* The narrator says Bertie was fuming at the gates, but Bertie looks happy.
* Because stock footage is used, sometimes Annie and Clarabel are not behind Thomas.
* When Thomas stops at Elsbridge, he passes the end of the platform, but when he is drinking water, he has moved backward.
* As Bertie congratulates Thomas, the number of people near Bertie differs between shots.
* In the final scene, studio equipment can be seen in the top left corner.
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Wu and Garmadon's parents

*“Yeah, my parents were really into plastic fruit.”*

— Garmadon

## Information

### Family

Garmadon (son)
Wu (son)
Koko (ex-daughter-in-law)
Lloyd Garmadon (grandson)

Two **unnamed individuals** are the mother and father of Garmadon and Wu. They lived in the Temple of Fragile Foundations.

## Appearances

### Books

* *The LEGO Ninjago Movie Junior Novel* (indirectly mentioned)

## Trivia

* Their doormat says "The Garmadons," indicating the family's last name is Garmadon, unlike in the TV series where it is Garmadon's only name and Lloyd's last name but not part of Wu or the First Spinjitzu Master's names.
* According to the movie outtakes and the junior novel, they had pet(s) although which kind may vary. The movie had at least one fish. In the book, whichever kind of additional pets they had, with or without the fish, required plastic slipcovers to be placed over their sofa.
* The final photo on their photo wall dates back to 15-16 years before the start of the movie, presumably sent to the new grandparents shortly after Lloyd's birth. One or more of them had to be alive then to frame the picture.
* Unlike in the TV series, Wu and Garmadon are confirmed to have a mother.
* It's unknown whether Wu and Garmadon's father is the creator of Ninjago as he is in the TV series, though Wu was described on LEGO.com to be the "Son of the first Spinjitzu master".
* Wu and Garmadon's mother has the hair that would later be used on Harumi.

## References

1. ↑ https://www.lego.com/en-us/kids/characters/minifigures/master-wu-8d33b556272142a395ee0110270ed869

**Allies**: Koko
 **Shark Army**
 **Ninjago City residents**
 **Videogame**
 **Humans**
 **Other**
Wonder Woman (Wonder Woman 2009)

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**Diana** returns Steve Trevor to the world of Man after he crash lands on Themyscira and becomes the heroine known as **Wonder Woman**.

## History

Born from the earth of Themyscira and brought to life by the blood of her mother Hippolyta, Diana was immediately thrown into a life of shelter. No doubt Diana's creation was spurred on by the death of Hippolyta's own son with Ares (a death that Hippolyta herself inflicted) and as a result Hippolyta kept her daughter tucked away safely within the walls of Themyscira. Unfortunately for Hippolyta, Diana was a very headstrong woman and while not looking to disappoint her mother, she did want to prove to her that she was as every bit a warrior as other Amazon's like Artemis was.

Diana was given a chance to prove herself when a male, pilot Steve Trevor, crash landed on Themyscira. After proving her worth in a tournament, Diana was entrusted with serving as an ambassador to the United States, as well as with returning Trevor back to the military. Before they can get on with their task, however, Diana is taxed with another mission: returning the escaped Ares back to his prison on Themyscira. Diana succeeds in her mission, but not before connecting with Steve Trevor on an emotional level, a level that would later spur her desire to return to the US in order to serve as an ambassador and protector of the people and further cultivate her relationship with Trevor.

## Characteristics

### Appearances

#### Attire

Much like her comic counterpart, Diana's iconic attire as Wonder Woman consists of what is described as a red one-piece swimsuit with a golden eagle in the front, along with a blue skirt with sequin stars and a gold belt, She also wears and a tiara with a red star in the center, along with the Bracelets of Submission on her wrists, and a pair red boots with a white stripe on the front side instead of gladiator sandals and she does not have a cape.

* However, at some point in the movie, she battled Deimos in her barefeet, eventually “de-feet”ing the God of Terror, in the process.

### Gallery

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The Tall Tale of Dogshank

**The Tall Tale of Dogshank** is the fourth short in the "Tall Tales" miniseries, which is based around the origin of the crew of *Misfortune's Keep*.

## Plot

Dogshank was once a pretty young woman who wanted to be a successful athlete but always found herself lacking. Even when she turned to cheat to achieve victory, she still found herself messing up. Approached by Nadakhan, she wished to be the best and had her wish fulfilled by being turned into a hulking beast of immense strength and ability. Grateful, she joined the crew of *Misfortune's Keep*.

## Cast

* Competitor
* Dogshank
* Skeleton figurehead

## Trivia

* The arena Dogshank competed at greatly resembles the grand arena on Chen's Island.
* Human Dogshank has the same eyebrow design as Skylor.
* "The Ninja Roll" is heard instrumentally in this episode.

## Errors

* Clancee states in "My Dinner With Nadakhan" that Dogshank wished to stand out, not to win, as she wanted to in this episode.
The Tall Tale of Clancee

*“When the world is upside down and you fall over a lot, all you have to do is land on your peg-leg and rise to the occasion.”*

— Skeleton figurehead

**The Tall Tale of Clancee** is the second short in the "Tall Tales" miniseries, which is based around the origin of the crew of the *Misfortune's Keep*. It was released on LEGO.com on February 28, 2016.

## Plot

With the Sky Pirates asleep, the skeleton tied to the helm of *Misfortune's Keep* proceeds to tell Clancee's backstory:

Originally a Serpentine missing a leg and briefly under the care of Selma, Clancee sought to be a pirate since his very childhood, and attended Darkley's Boarding School for Bad Boys to pursue in his career. Despite his clumsiness, lack of skill, and seasickness, Clancee continued to persevere despite all odds.

Later, he grew up to swab decks on Stiix. One day, he ended up bumping into a Sky Pirate heading to Nadakhan's crew. Hoping to enlist, Clancee accidentally knocked the both of them into the water.

Flintlocke, seeking out the last member to board the ship, would single out Clancee and hire him as part of the crew. With his dream accomplished, Clancee would cheerfully wave goodbye to the left-behind Sky Pirate as *Misfortune's Keep* sailed off.

## Errors

* It's established in the TV series that Nadakhan's crew was marooned two hundred years ago, meaning Clancee's childhood took place over two hundred years ago. However, this short shows his childhood taking place in a modern setting with present-day characters.
	+ According to Tommy Andreasen, "The person who wrote [this short] forgot to read the Skybound scripts", explaining this error.
Whistles and Sneezes

* In the beginning of the episode, Gordon's bumper is dented, and his right buffer is slightly crooked.
* After Gordon criticizes Henry, Henry's face is not put on properly.
* Because stock footage is used, Henry is in his old shape in a close-up of himself before reaching the bridge, his coaches are gone and the red stripe on his cylinder is peeling away.
* In the close up of Henry, his coaches disappear.
* When Henry approaches Wellsworth, his eyes jitter before he stops.
* In the first scene of Gordon going down Gordon's Hill, the camera is shaking.
* In the shot of The Fat Controller telling Gordon to depart right away, there are three holes around his chin. Also, his right arm is chipped.
* In the scene of the workmen hammering Gordon's whistle, there is a stain on Gordon's boiler. Furthermore, studio equipment is visible at the top of the screen.
* At Tidmouth Sheds, some of the tracks are off-centered.
* When Henry is seen puffing towards the bridge the first time, the branch of a tree on the bottom right-hand corner of the screen can be seen wiggling. This was done to emphasize the fact that the boys were throwing stones, but two shots later, it is obvious to see how it was achieved, as the branch is seen hanging over the line, where Henry could just run into it at the right moment.
* In the scene when the coaches complained about the boys throwing rocks at their windows, there is a chip on the lining of Henry's tender.
* In the wide shot of Henry puffing towards the bridge the second time, he is not moving for the first couple of seconds, and when he finally moves, the telephone pole near him shakes.
* When Henry leaves the bridge, he has a different whistle, actually Thomas' but some steps lower pitched.
* In the scene of Henry departing Lower Tidmouth, the sounds of him chugging are slightly delayed (they play after Henry starts moving).
* In the shot of Gordon going down his hill, his wheels are moving slower than he is.
* The tracks sink just before Gordon stops at Knapford.
* Nobody at Knapford except the Fat Controller is holding their ears even though the narrator says they are.
* In the original version, when Henry sneezes, a bush near the bridge changes shape. The restored version shows Henry with his wincing face as he is passing by before he sneezes with the bush in the same position, indicating a take of Henry passing underneath the bridge with his cross face was filmed after the shot of him passing with his wincing face.
* When Henry sneezed at the boys, two of the boys are already covered in ashes before getting blown by steam.
* As Henry leaves the bridge to head to the next station, the boys have disappeared from the bridge.
* In the close-up of Gordon's whistle when the hammer hits it, the shed beside Gordon is gone.
* In a deleted scene, Gordon’s eyes are wonky.
Tenders and Turntables

* The Korean title of the episode is "*고든, 제임스, 헨리의 꿍꿍이*" (*Godeun, Jeimseu, Helliui kkungkkungi*), however, this is incorrect grammar, and the correct title should have been *고든, 제임스 그리고 헨리의 꿍꿍이* (*Deun, Jeimseu Geurigo Helliui kkungkkungi*).
* When the engines say "We get no rest! We get no rest!", Henry has no crew in his cab.
* In the close-up of the Fat Controller looking upset, his hat's brim has two chips in it.
* When Thomas and Gordon are at Elsbridge, Clarabel is facing the wrong way, Gordon's left buffer is crooked and both of their puffing noises are heard before they start to move.
* The narrator says the fireman tried to turn the handle on the turntable, but there is a workman stationed at the turntable booth instead.
* When James puffs onto the turntable, he is facing the sheds, but in the close-up shot of him, he is facing away from the sheds.
* In the close-up of James moving on the turntable, the reflection of crew member Frank Schultz can be seen in his smokebox and his dome is scratched.
* The turntable stops on the last berth to the right, but when James backs into the shed, the turntable is in the center.
Thomas in Trouble (Season 1)

## Thomas in Trouble/Thomas Breaks the Rules

* In the first close-up of the policeman talking, the camera wobbles.
* In the restored version, during the first close-up of Thomas, his wheels do not move for the first two seconds of the shot.
* As Thomas stops and talks to policeman, the top right corner of his tank has a chip in it.
* When Sir Topham Hat is on the phone, we hear high-pitched talking, but if this is slowed down 25%, we can hear that he's speakinng to Ringo Starr. This was pointed out by a former Thomas & Friends Goof YouTuber GWR Studios.
* When Thomas' driver says "Rubbish! We've been along here hundreds of times and never had an accident," the brim of his cap is coming off and there is a hole in his chin.
* The policeman is sais to have written down "regular law breaker" after Thomas' driver had stated they had come along the line many times, but the words are already written in his notebook moments earlier.
* In the first shot of Elsbridge station, one of the stairs is crooked.
* When the Fat Controller talks to the policeman, the brim of his top hat has several chips in it.
* When Thomas says "Everyone will laugh, sir. They'll say I'll look like a tram," a bush beside him moves a bit and the left part of his smokebox saddle (viewer's right) is cracked.
* Clarabel is facing the wrong way when Thomas puffs away from the policeman and when Toby passes Elsbridge at the end.
* Before Toby comes on screen before passing Thomas, the track in front of him wobbles.
* In the Serbian version, Ringo Starr's narration can be heard in the background.
* In the Japanese title, the Ffarquhar policeman is called "警察官" (Police Officer), but he is called "警官" (Policeman) in the episode.

## References

1. ↑ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4lVPT-cRr7s&t=164s
Young Justice

Join the teenage superheroes as they struggle with life issues as they save the world.

## Season 1

* Independence Day
* Fireworks
* Welcome to Happy Harbor
* Drop-Zone
* Schooled
* Infiltrator
* Denial
* Downtime
* Bereft
* Targets
* Terrors
* Homefront
* Alpha Male
* Revelation
* Humanity
* Failsafe
* Disordered
* Secrets
* Misplaced
* Coldhearted
* Image
* Agendas
* Insecurity
* Performance
* Usual Suspects
* Auld Acquaintance

## Season 2

* Happy New Year
* Earthlings
* Alienated
* Salvage
* Beneath
* Bloodlines
* Depths
* Satisfaction
* Darkest
* Before the Dawn
* Cornered
* True Colors
* The Fix
* The Runaways
* War
* Complications
* The Hunt
* Intervention
* Summit
* Endgame

## Season 3

* Princess All
* Royal We
* Eminent Threat
* Private Security
* Away Mission
* Rescue Op
* Evolution
* Triptych
* Home Fires
* Exceptional Human Beings
* Another Freak
* Nightmare Monkeys
* True Heroes
* Influence
* Leverage
* Illusion of Control
* First Impression
* Early Warning
* Elder Wisdom
* Quiet Conversations
* Unknown Factors
* Antisocial Pathologies
* Terminus
* Into the Breach
* Overwhelmed
* Nevermore

## Season 4

* Inhospitable
* Needful
* Volatile
* Involuntary
* Tale of Two Sisters
* Artemis Through the Looking-Glass
* The Lady, or the Tigress?
* I Know Why the Caged Cat Sings
* Odnu!
* Nomed Esir!
* Teg Ydaer!
* Og Hitrof Dna Reuqnoc!
* Kaerb Ym Traeh!
* Nautical Twilight
* Ebb Tide
* Emergency Dive
* Leviathan Wakes
* Beyond the Grip of the Gods!
* Encounter Upon the Razor's Edge!
* Forbidden Secrets of Civilizations Past!
* Odyssey of Death!
* Rescue and Search
* Ego and Superego
* Zenith and Abyss
* Over and Out
* Death and Rebirth
The Tall Tale of Doubloon

**The Tall Tale of Doubloon** is the third short in the "Tall Tales" miniseries, which is based around the origin of the crew of the *Misfortune's Keep*.

## Plot

With the Sky Pirates asleep, the skeleton tied to the helm of *Misfortune's Keep* proceeds to tell the story of Doubloon:

Originally a talkative, two-faced thief who knew Spinjitzu, Doubloon would go around Ninjago committing various crimes, such as robbing Ninjago City's bank and escaping from Kryptarium using a radio of himself talking underneath his blanket.

While traveling through the underground tunnels, he would be directed to Stiix by a passing Chokun. Arriving at the city, Doubloon would stumble across Flintlocke and Clancee. Hearing that they were pirates, he would ask for directions to their ship, claiming to want transportation to Ninjago City, but secretly wanting to steal their gold.

After directing Doubloon to the *Misfortune's Keep*, Clancee and Flintlocke, behind his back, would agree that he was only after their treasure. Arriving in their treasure room, Doubloon would begin to break into Nadakhan's mysterious lock protecting his riches, only to be exposed by Monkey Wretch, pretending to be a statue. Even as Flintlocke, Clancee, and Nadakhan himself surround Doubloon, he would attempt to make his way into Nadakhan's crew by arguing that his success with picking Nadakhan's lock guaranteed a reward.

Agreeing, Nadakhan would grant his wish, simultaneously turning Doubloon into a two-faced being and unable to speak, much to the laughter of the surrounding Sky Pirates and Doubloon's dismay.

## Errors

* Doubloon's antics take place in the present day with characters such as the prison guards even though it was established in the TV series that Nadakhan's crew was marooned two hundred years ago, meaning Doubloon's origins took place over two hundred years ago.
* In "My Dinner With Nadakhan," Clancee said that Doubloon tried wishing his way out of his sentence after he was caught stealing, but in this episode, Doubloon is transformed into his "two-faced" form before being given the chance to make any wish.
Thomas, Terence and the Snow

## Thomas, Terence and the Snow/Terence the Tractor

* In some close-ups of Thomas, he is not pulling Annie and Clarabel.
* When Thomas collects Annie and Clarabel, a truck is next to him. When he puffs off, a brake van has mysteriously appeared in front of it.
* Right before the shot changes to where Thomas is coming towards Ffarquhar, studio equipment can be seen on the top right.
* Thomas, Annie and Clarabel are not at the station in the close-up of Thomas' snowplough.
* When Thomas leaves Knapford, Annie and Clarabel's nameplates are missing.
* In the shot after Thomas pulling out of Knapford Station, the end of the set is visible.
* When Thomas says "Cinders and ashes!" it looks as if Clarabel is derailed.
* After Thomas ploughs through the snowdrift, Clarabel is smiling when she is supposed to be upset.
* When Thomas reverses towards Annie and Clarabel, the coupling sound is heard before Thomas couples up to Annie.
* When Terence is turning around to pull the coaches away, Annie suddenly becomes the rear coach.
* When Thomas says "Oh, my wheels and coupling rods! I shall have to stop here until I'm frozen," his eyes are misaligned.
* When Thomas' driver says "A heavy fall is coming, I hope it doesn't stop us," the edge of the set can be seen in front of them. Also, a hand shadow is briefly seen before the shot changes.
* When the narrator says "He shook it and he banged it," for a split second it can be seen that Thomas' wheels are moving slower than the background.
* When Thomas is at Ffarquhar, Clarabel is the leading carriage.
* In the close-up of Thomas' driver, the hill next to Thomas is gone.
* When Thomas is pulled clear of the snow drift, Annie can still be seen in the tunnel. After Thomas backs up, she is on the other side of the tunnel. Also, the snow on Thomas vanishes.
* At the end of the episode, steam is venting all over the tracks and air when Thomas backs away from Terence with Annie and Clarabel.
Thomas and Trevor

## Thomas and Trevor/A New Friend for Thomas

* When Thomas arrives to collect Trevor, Edward's eyes are wonky.
* When Thomas passes by Trevor at the beginning, He is pulling Annie and Clarabel. But in the next scene, Annie and Clarabel have disappeared. In the scene where Thomas goes over to talk to Trevor, Annie and Clarabel have reappeared.
* In the George Carlin's narration, throughout episode, there has been long pauses about 4 times, making it look like the episode longer
* Fingerprints are visible on Edward's smokebox while talking to Trevor. In the same scene, Edward's boiler is chipped.
* A thin wire is visible pulling Trevor along when he crosses the tracks, and when he is giving rides on the beach.
* In the scene where Thomas is talking to Trevor, Thomas' second boiler stripe is missing.
* Thomas' smoke generator is clearly visible when he leaves the yard with Trevor.
* As the scene fades when Thomas pulls Trevor out of the harbour, he stops under the bridge.
* In a close-up of Thomas, the narrator says that Thomas is puzzled, but Thomas is happy.
* When Thomas whistles at Trevor, his number on his left (viewer's perspective right) side is chipped.
* Trevor's eyebrows are missing at the beginning.
* At the beginning of the shot when Edward passes through Wellsworth, there is no chuffing sound for a second.
* At the very beginning, a tree is seen shaking, but none of the other trees at the vicarage are.
* The narrator says that Trevor set to work towing the pilings into position, while in the shot, he is actually clearing away some debris. Additionally, in the next shot, a crane is seen unloading the pilings in the background.
* Edward and Thomas' brake vans change. When Edward arrives at the orchard, his brake van is a BR 20 Ton one, but when he pulls Trevor through Wellsworth Station, the brake van is an SR 25. Thomas' goods train Starts off with an SR 25, but when he and Trevor arrive at Knapford Harbour, the brake van is a BR 20.
Titans

Young heroes from the DC Universe coming of age in this gritty take on the classic `Teen Titans' franchise.

## Season 1

1. Titans (episode)
2. Hawk and Dove
3. Origins
4. Doom Patrol
5. Together
6. Jason Todd (episode)
7. Asylum
8. Donna Troy (episode)
9. Hank and Dawn
10. Koriand'r (episode)
11. Dick Grayson (episode)

## Season 2

1. Trigon (episode)
2. Rose
3. Ghosts
4. Aqualad
5. Deathstroke
6. Connor
7. Bruce Wayne (episode)
8. Jericho (episode)
9. Atonement
10. Fallen
11. E.L.\_.O.
12. Faux-Hawk
13. Nightwing

## Season 3

1. Barbara Gordon (episode)
2. Red Hood
3. Hank & Dove
4. Blackfire
5. Lazarus
6. Lady Vic
7. 51%
8. Home (Titans)
9. Souls
10. Troubled Water
11. The Call Is Coming From Inside the House
12. Prodigal
13. Purple Rain

## Season 4

1. Lex Luthor
2. Mother Mayhem
3. Jinx
4. Super Super Mart
5. Inside Man
6. Brother Blood
7. Dude, Where's My Gar
8. Caul's Folly
9. Dick & Carol & Ted & Kory
10. Game Over
11. Project Starfire
12. Titans Forever
Thomas and the Guard

## Thomas and the Guard/Thomas and the Conductor

* In the opening shot of the restored version, studio equipment is visible in the top-left corner.
* In many scenes, Annie and Clarabel are facing the wrong way.
* In one scene, Annie and Clarabel are not behind Thomas.
* When Henry puffs into the junction, his brake coach is facing the wrong way.
* When Thomas says "You're too fat/slow!" His eyes are a little wonky.
* Due to stock footage, in one close-up of Thomas his coaches are not coupled behind him.
* When Thomas says "Bother that signal! What's the matter?" the background is different showing a set of buffers, but previously, there was just bushes. This can be identified more in a deleted alternate scene which had Thomas facing the signal from the opposite direction.
* In the close-up of Thomas' driver, his cap's brim is broken.
* The guard only has his red flag when he is said to have had two flags.
* The guard's facial hair changes from having a full beard to being clean shaven between scenes.
* Before the episode ends, a camera connector is on Thomas' front coupling rod.
* In the close-up of the guard waving his red flag, Henry and his train are not in the background.
* In the pre-filmed footage from Thomas and Bertie, as Thomas, Annie and Clarabel enter the tunnel, the camera equipment can bee seen in the top-left corner, it is also not cut properly as Bertie can be seen for a split second.
* In the first close-up of Thomas' whistle, the hill beside him is gone. The same thing happens in the close-ups of the guard.
Magic (The Artefacts of Power)

The magic in the book series **The Artefacts of Power** by Maggie Furey is based upon the four elements; there is **water magic**, **earth magic**, **fire magic** and **wind magic**. Mages of the setting tend to specialize in one of them, predisposition toward one element over the others seems to be part of a bloodline. Some applications of magic combines elements; one mage performs weather magic by combining wind magic and water magic.

A notable standout point in the setting's magic is that beside magics of the four elements, counted as positive magics, there exist a negative magic countpart to each of them. Opposite earth magic exists **old magic**, that empowers magical races such as fey-like creatures and the intelligent spirits of mountains. Opposite wind magic exists **wild magic**, that is connected to natural disasters such as tornados and earthquakes. Opposite fire magic exists **cold magic**, which seems to cause heat death through applied entropy. Opposite water magic exists **death magic**, which can manipulate the forces that govern the afterlife and perform necromancy. Generally, mages do not have a connection to negative magics or the ability to perform them, though there is a mage in the books that as the offspring of a human and a fey-like creature is an exception.

The book series are named after four magical artefacts in the setting that are the epitome of magic and also possess intelligence. These are the Cauldron of Rebirth, the Staff of Earth, the Harp of Winds and the Sword of Flame. They grant vast power over their respective elements, but also over their elements negative magic counterpart. The artefacts were created long ago, and no one knows any longer how they were made.

There were four magical species connected to the four elemental magics; the mages of the earth, the leviathans of the waters, the dragons of the fire and the winged folk of the wind. An ancient event caused the winged folk to lose their connection to magic and for the dragons to disappear from the world. The leviathans kept to themselves and were forgotten. The mages, capable of accessing any of the elemental magics, maintained a society that steadily declined over history until the time of the beginning of the book series where only a handful are left. They look like humans, but live for centuries and most of them have a racistic attitude towards normal humans, which they consider to be a unrelated species despite cross-breeding being possible.
Thomas and the Breakdown Train

## Thomas and the Breakdown Train/Thomas Saves the Day

* When Thomas takes on water in the opening shot, his water cap is not open.
* When Thomas and James return to Tidmouth Sheds, the puffing noise continues after they stop.
* Thomas' eyes are slightly off-centre from each other throughout the majority of the episode.
* The metal rod to make James' wheels spark is clearly visible. In the same shot, James' pony truck wheels are not moving.
* During the scene when Thomas pushes the breakdown train under a bridge, the cranes are dirty, but before and after that scene, the cranes are clean.
* James' goods train load changes throughout the episode.
* In the close-up of Gordon, his driving wheels are going backwards.

* When James gets back on the rails, it is daytime, but when Thomas couples up to him to get him back to the shed, the sky suddenly changes to sunset. It changes back to blue sky when Thomas and James get back to the sheds and there are some ruffles in the sky as well.
* When James cries, "Help, help!" bushes and hills are next to him instead of the yard.

* In the close-up of James' wheels when he is put back on the rails, the breakdown train beside him is missing.
* When James is lifted back onto the track, he is not coupled up to his tender. But when Thomas goes up to it, James is coupled, and in the same shot, his tender is pink.
* When Thomas and James leave to go back to Tidmouth Sheds, on the left side of the screen, one of the breakdown trains slowly moves backwards then stops and the truck on the breakdown train is missing an eye.
* In the close-up of Thomas on his branch line, Annie and Clarabel are gone and in the next scene, Annie and Clarabel are back, but Thomas is now gone.
* In the Welsh version, the title card disappears a little too soon, briefly revealing the English title underneath.
* Wires can be seen attached to the chain supporters in the shot where James is being lowered back onto the tracks.
* The sparks are coming from the front of James' chassis, whereas his brake shoes are behind his rear driving wheels.
Wu's ship

*“If Sensei knows the way to the next Golden Weapon, then why isn't he steering the ship? We've been drifting aimlessly for miles.”*

— Kai to the ninja, "King of Shadows"

## Information

### Owner/User

Wu
Kai
Cole
Jay
Zane

### Status

Unknown

**Wu's ship** is a ship owned by Wu.

## History

### Prior to the pilot episodes

At some point, Wu created or bought this ship.

### King of Shadows

The ship was used by the ninja to travel to the Ice Temple to retrieve the Shurikens of Ice.

## Trivia

* Its design is similar to the *Destiny's Bounty*.
* Its design shows up in an old *LEGO Battles: Ninjago* game promo, where it is seen heading towards Ninjago City.

## Gallery

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 **Villain vehicles**
 **Other vehicles**
 ***The LEGO Ninjago Movie* vehicles**
Villain Throwbacks

*“Welcome to the Ninjago Museum of History. I'm Dr. Saunders, curator of this museum. This is the all-new Hall of Villainy exhibit, not yet open to public. You come, you see.”*

— Dr. Saunders

**Villain Throwbacks** are shorts of Dr. Saunders explaining to the viewers about the previous villains of *Ninjago*. They were used to promote "Day of the Departed."

## Synopsis

*An exclusive tour in Doctor Sanders museum of LEGO Ninjago history and especially the bad guys or the villains section! Video animation compilation of the Villains Throwback episodes with the stories of Pythor, Kozu, Samukai, Master Chen, Morro and Cryptor.*

## Transcript

For the transcript of the episode, click here.

## Trivia

* The music in the first part of Kozu's video is from the Serpentine War flashback in "Spellbound," even though Kozu has no relation to the Serpentine War.
The Tall Tale of Sqiffy and Bucko

**The Tall Tale of Sqiffy and Bucko** is the sixth "Tall Tales" short, based on Sqiffy and Bucko's origins.

## Plot

Sqiffy and Bucko get yelled at by an angry Pirate Captain. After that, they start mopping and make Captain fall. Then they have to paint the ship and Bucko paints the Pirate Captain's face green. This makes the Pirate Captain upset. Sqiffy and Bucko then throw the anchor into the water, but it gets caught on the propeller of the ship. Sqiffy and Bucko start laughing at the Pirate Captain. They get fired. Then, they start working at Master Chen's Noodle House but they start breaking plates and laughing so Master Chen fires them. Then they work as window washers but their bucket falls on Cyrus Borg's head and they laugh before he too fires them. Walking across the dock they find Clancee and Flintlocke. They laugh and say that pirates are so outdated. Nadakhan appears after that, grabs them and starts telling them to do things. They obey and become pirates.

## Cast

* Bucko
* Ship Captain
* Skeleton figurehead
* Sqiffy

## Errors

* The tall tale directly contradicts the episode "Wishmasters," which shows that Sqiffy and Bucko were citizens named "Landon" and "Colin" before they met Nadakhan.
	+ This confirms the fact that the Tall Tales are non-canon.
The Sad Story of Henry

## The Sad Story of Henry/Come Out, Henry!

* In a few close-ups of Henry in the tunnel, the tracks in front of him have already been taken up.
* In the first scene of Henry having stopped at the other end of the tunnel, the points in front of him appear misaligned from the connector track. They are properly connected in subsequent scenes, however.
* In some shots, purple marks are visible on the Fat Controller's hand, such as when he says, that his doctor has forbidden him to pull.
* When the passengers try to pull Henry out of the tunnel, almost all of them have blu-tack on their feet.
* At some stages, the level of the wall decreases and Henry changes position.
* When the guard tries to get Henry out by blowing his whistle and waving his flags, the scene is played forward and then backward.
* At first, the buffers of Henry's last coach are at their normal height. But when Thomas comes to push, the buffers have been lowered to accommodate Thomas' buffers. Also, in the close-up of Thomas buffering up to the coaches, his buffer housing is black instead of red and the detail of his buffer housing is different, he is also missing his headlamp lens.
* When the workmen are walling up the tunnel, the buffers have no track connected to them. But in the last close-up, there is.
* When James leaves after bringing the Fat Controller, the puffing noise can be heard before James starts to move.
* In the close-up of Edward, his whistle is crooked.
* When James leaves, at the top of the screen, the edge of the set can be seen. There's also ruffles in the sky.
Wisp

*You may be looking for the set. For other uses of Lightning Dragon, see here.*

*“Thanks for helping out, blue boy.”*

— Nya to Wisp, "Secrets of the Blacksmith"

**Wisp** was the Lightning dragon guardian of the Nunchucks of Lightning and Jay's pet.

After merging with the three other dragons to form the Ultra Dragon, Wisp was eventually caught and killed by the Dragon Hunters to make Iron Baron's throne.

## History

### Background

Years ago, Wisp was placed in the Floating Ruins by Master Wu to guard the Nunchucks of Lightning.

### King of Shadows

When the ninja found the Nunchucks of Lightning on top of the Floating Ruins, Wisp appeared. The ninja escaped and the Lightning Dragon did not follow.

### Weapons of Destiny

After the Golden Weapons had been taken to the Underworld, Jay confronted Wisp and managed to tame him. The Blue Ninja then rode him to the Underworld. After the ninja had reclaimed the Golden Weapons, he transported Jay back to Four Weapons.

### Secrets of the Blacksmith

Jay and Nya rode Wisp to the blacksmith shop so Nya can pack up to move in with the ninja.

### Rise of the Snakes

At some point, dragon pens were carved into the mountain underneath the Monastery of Spinjitzu and Wisp began living there under the care of the ninja.

When the ninja learned that Lord Garmadon had apparently returned, Jay mounted Wisp and flew it to Jamanakai Village, racing the other ninja along the way. After the threat had been discovered to be merely Lloyd Garmadon, Jay flew him back to the monastery. When the Hypnobrai attacked the village later in the day, Jay once again rode on Wisp as transport there.

### Home

After the ninja had left to destroy Lloyd's treehouse fortress, the ninja returned back to the monastery, only to find it engulfed in flames and that the Dragons including Wisp were trapped inside, the dragons were saved when Zane ordered Shard to put out the fire.

### Snakebit

After the ninja discovered the *Destiny's Bounty* in the Sea of Sand, Wisp took up residence in some nearby ruins. However, the Lightning Dragon began to molt and left for the Spirit Coves where it merged with the other three dragons to become the Ultra Dragon.

## Appearance

Wisp looks similar to the Ice Dragon except that it has four legs, it is a darker blue, Jay sits on a saddle-like structure, and its tail is wider and can bend in different directions. He is the only dragon to have six limbs in the set.