She] kept this totally apart from her Christian life. Never the two should meet. It was like she had a dual personality; one face for Sundays and one for the rest of the week. (P80) Afterwards, in Big Trouble, Little Ninjago, Lloyd confronted Garmadon at Kryptarium Prison. Garmadon defeated Lloyd, weakning him, and temporarily making him lose control of his powers. During " Saving Faith," Lloyd witnessed her trying to escape the Colossus and they shared a gaze at each other. Lloyd looked on in pity and faintly said her name as the building she was on collapsed. The First Spinjitzu Master is Lloyd's grandfather, who died long before he was born. Though he never met him, Lloyd respected him for his great skill. During Season 8, he discovered that he was partially Oni and Dragon because of him. Kai continues his larger role from the previous season due to his promise to always be there for Lloyd after Master Garmadon’s banishment to the Cursed Realm.

Zane: "I have to agree with Jay. While I would normally be on sensei's side. I do not wish to be standing here all day. " Sora is one of Lloyd's first two students. While she kept doubting at having the Power of Technology as she first got it from Riyu, Lloyd kept trying to tell her she has it and that Riyu " soups" it up. During their mission in Imperium to disable the Photacs, an old invention of hers, Lloyd started to question Sora's loyalty upon discovering she had tuned several more, until she turned up with a dragon that was her namesake and revealed she built a component to disassemble them, he started to trust her again. Lloyd was proud when Sora achieved her True Potential after Beatrix nearly sent him and Arin in a MergeQuake rift. During " Green Destiny," Lloyd confronted his father with Wu who had returned and they fought as Garmadon declared them as his enemies. Lloyd's pleas for him to come to his senses fall on deaf ears, as Garmadon has no intention of reforming. When on the brink of certain doom, Lloyd uses Garmadon's overconfidence and will to fight against him by baiting him into prolonging the battle. Lloyd soon suddenly realizes that if Garmadon was fueled by the fight then he must stop fighting to defeat him. He manages to resist his father long enough for the latter to lose his power and for Lloyd to regain his own. Showing mercy, Lloyd refused to strike Garmadon down permanently, instead insisting that the fight was over. Before going to prison, Garmadon warned Lloyd that now that he was powerless, there was nothing that could stop Ninjago from being overcome by the approaching darkness. Despite no longer trusting his father, Lloyd heeded his words about the darkness and feared the coming of the Oni. Lloyd had a mixed role in this season. He had a minor role in Episodes 46-52, as he only made a few appearances.

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In Season 4, Lloyd tried to reenlist Kai as a ninja and told him that he shouldn't dwell on not being a ninja. He was also worried when Kai supposedly turned on him but was relieved it was an act. When Lloyd's father was banished to the Cursed Realm to defeat Chen, Kai made a promise to look after Lloyd when he was sad about the loss of his father.

Within the season finales, the greater beasts unleashed by the main antagonist are ultimately responsible for their death. The Great Devourer consumed Pythor, while the Preeminent captured Morro and pulled him into the water, dissolving him. The difference however, is that Pythor survived, albeit had his scales bleached, while Morro died completely, though he was temporarily resurrected in " Day of the Departed." During " Iron & Stone," Lloyd was informed that his friend had been sent to the Realm of Oni and Dragons.Lloyd fought Morro in Episode 54 after he said a final goodbye to his father, as well as used the Realm Crystal to travel to different realms during the battle. The research aimed to capture how evangelical Christians perceive and make sense of self-harm as well as social representations of the causes, treatment options, and wider social response to mental illness. Ninety-seven stories portrayed the nature of self-harm as cutting, with only two stories referring to other forms of self-harm (overeating and biting). The stories mostly described Summer as cutting on either ‘her arms [or] legs, causing them to bleed’ (P40), but she was most commonly described as cutting her arms. Across the stories, Summer was described as young, which positioned self-harm as connected to youth and the imagined emotional instability of youth. Only two stories explicitly portrayed Summer as an adult; most specifically outlined her youth by describing her as being a member of a ‘youth club’ (P76 and P98) or ‘youth group’ (P37). In " A Fragile Hope," while in the dungeon, Lloyd meets Kataru, realizing he’s Akita's brother whom she thought was dead and vice versa, in the Ice Emperor's dungeon. Lloyd reassured him that his sister is still alive, to the latter's relief. Very soon, the pair are liberated by Grimfax and allied to overthrow Vex and his master. In the Season 8 finale, Lloyd was under the impression that his friend was dead and was unaware he was in another realm.

Chen's New Chair · 2. Chair Play Chen · 3. Chair Up Chen · 4. Chairful What You Wish For · 5. Bad Chair Day Scholarly claims highlighting the harms of positioning mental health as underpinned exclusively by demonic aetiologies or personal sin (Hartog & Gow, 2005; Lloyd & Hutchinson, 2022; Lloyd & Waller, 2020; Lloyd, 2021a; Webb et al., 2008) is a perception that appears to be mirrored by the stories elicited in this study. In portrayals of the causes of self-harm, the stories often outlined that, when demonic aetiologies or personal sin were positioned as the sole cause of self-harm, the individual experienced increased levels of both public and personal stigma. Specifically, the stories illustrated participants’ perceptions that stigma was perceived as having both a causal and a maintaining role in self-harm, acting to diminish help-seeking behaviours. By describing shame and stigma as frequent outcomes of a solely demonic or spiritual aetiology, the participants appeared to comprehend and represent the dangers of a solely spiritual understanding of self-harm. He waves on his way out the door before forming his dragon and heading towards Ninjago City. Lloyd turns from the door and heads to his friends, getting ready to go advertise for Steep Wisdom. Well when Garmadon opened the portal to our realm. He should have been more careful on what came crawling out!"This season, along with Season 4, aired in their entirety in the same year. (Season 4 in the spring of 2015, and Season 5 in the summer of 2015). This marks the first time in the show that 2 seasons aired in the same year. [1] Wu is Lloyd's paternal uncle and Master. Lloyd and the other ninja care about Master Wu greatly and are glad to have him as their teacher. Wu looked after Lloyd when he was little, and Lloyd loves and respects Wu as his uncle and Master. Introduce Ronin into the series, after first being introduced in the non-canon video game LEGO Ninjago: Shadow of Ronin. Walking up to the guard. "So you saw what happened last night? Can you tell me what was stolen?...I'm here to help you."

Master Chen and Clouse made cameos in episode 54, imprisoned in the Cursed Realm. This was Chen's last appearance until " Day of the Daparted", while Clouse returned in the next season. SHOWBUZZDAILY's Top 100 Monday Cable Originals (& Network Update): 6.29.2015 | Showbuzz Daily". www.showbuzzdaily.com. Archived from the original on 2015-07-02 . Retrieved 2021-04-29. When Nya merged with the ocean to defeat Wojira, Lloyd grew devastated and was later seen at her memorial to pay his final words. A year later, Lloyd led the Ninja to break Aspheera out to free Nya, even if it led to their incarceration. The placing of Summer in a passive position, as well as the perception that she was responsible for her own mental illness, may be explained by both the gendered aspect of the story stem and the participants’ religious context. Perceptions of Summer as a younger female may reflect dominant Western sociocultural assumptions that self-harm is a mental health issue that is more frequently reported among younger females than males (Landstedt et al., 2009). Although self-harm appears to be more prevalent in females, this trend is likely skewed due to the greater likelihood of females reporting their self-harm (Griffin et al., 2018). In addition, authors of supplemental literature have found no significant gender difference for self-harm across a lifetime (Hawton & Harriss, 2008; Kirchner et al., 2011). As such, the tendency to portray Summer as young and perhaps emotionally unstable may be due to greater reporting of self-harm among females, which bolsters perceptions of self-harm as being associated with younger women, thus meaning that less attention is given to men in this area. In this season and the next (plus the Wu's Teas shorts), most of the details on Nya's casual wear (mainly the gold parts) seem more reflective and shiny.This season featured the team only consisting of the original ninja, Kai, Jay, Zane, and Cole, which hasn't been seen since Season 1: Rise of the Snakes. In " Into the Breach," Lloyd is frustrated by how he has to "babysit" his father but puts up with him and cordially introduced him to the ninja's sleeping room. He looked sad when seeing the picture between him and his father and despite being furious when his father destroyed it, he still couldn't throw the picture away and returned it to its place gently and stared at it once again sadly. Although Lloyd continues to mistrust his father and refuses to allow him to go armed and without him, he ultimately decides to trust his father and they work together. Lloyd saw at one point a hope that his father was still there but was frustrated by how Garmadon denied it yet perplexed when Garmadon laughed truly.