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I swear I didn't notice—this is the first picture I've seen of this brat's face. And look at that thing! I don't think it's just a missing tooth.

I want you to understand that in my previous posts, I wasn't sure of anything—in fact, I'm still confused. But if my assumptions are correct, there's hope that the guy in the trailer is Cole and that Nate will appear in another future trailer, and then we'll be able to see his face in detail.

But wait—I refuse to accept an mpreg. Maybe they asked one of the thousands of magical beings for a baby, or they created it using technology.

Edit: Why didn't I become a fan of Kai, or of Jay and Nya? The answer to their children is literally ✨Sex✨

But no, here I am, debating with myself whether that child is biological child, adopted, the result of a spell, etc.

Edit 2: Jin has perfect teeth.

I know our little corner of the fandom is desperate, but I have my suspicions about everything we've been assuming about this guy.

My main arguments are the mark on his face—the Nate mini-figure doesn't have that scar, and if it were part of his final design, he'd have it no matter what.

On the other hand, and continuing with the topic of the final design, Nate carries a sort of club as a weapon, unlike the guy in the trailer, who carries his scythe and that thing for holding a katana.

Also, his clothes are different. The character in the trailer’s uniform has a lot of details, which could easily be translated to a minifigure, but Nate has a simpler design—almost recycled from some of Cole’s outfits.

But in a clip halfway through the trailer, returning to the mysterious Earth Master, we can see him without his hat, notice that he’s wearing only one shoulder pad, and that his clothes are actually somewhat torn. And although it’s no longer visible in these frames, I also wanted to point out that if this is Cole, the red ribbon is presumably Geo’s scarf, since Cole only uses orange as an accent color.

Another observation I have is that the entire trailer feels like a flashback, because at the end, Jin is in a calmer setting—but all of this comes after we’ve basically seen nothing but death and blood.

Only time will tell if I’m wrong, but I’m starting to believe that we don’t really know Nate yet.

The thing is, based on a post that not only pointed out the purple thing on Nate’s face but also mentioned the color of his eyes, I wanted to do an in-depth analysis to see if this brat really is Geo’s son or if we’re just going crazy.

First, I looked for close-ups of other characters to see if they had eye color too, and sure enough, they did.

Despite the lighting effects, you can clearly see that Nya has—blue eyes? I don't know, but they're light-colored.

However, it's hard to pinpoint the color of a character I can't recognize, but if even the lighting didn't change how I perceive the light blue of Nya's eyes, I'm going to say they're brown and that the lighting makes them look golden.

Now, these are the best images I could find. But Jin’s eyes are the same color as his hair—a pure brown that’s very reminiscent of chocolate milk.

By the way, in Season 11, in that crappy episode with the Dragon Ball animation, Nya had brown eyes. In fact, most of them did, except for Lloyd and Jay, but I doubt we can count that episode.

So now that we’ve gathered these points, what next?

This scene is lit only by moonlight; there is nothing interfering with or altering our perception of the golden or orange hue that brought us here.

And since we know from Nya that they didn't choose to give everyone brown eyes by default, and thanks to Jin we have an example of brown eyes in this series, we would be looking at a genuine color shared with Geo.

Or that's what I'd say, except that no one bothered to analyze these frames, where her eyes are the color of poop.

The thing is, I read a quick comment from someone who’s already shipped Jin and Nate from Ninjago: Duskfall, and an idea popped into my head—more than an idea, actually, a proposal.

Do you know how people used to solve problems back in the old days? With arranged marriages.

What do the most hardcore Lava and Lostshipping fans think about making peace? Whatever happens in Duskfall, let’s just ignore it and pair those two kids up—the point is to have an Earth Master and a Fire Master together, right?

I’m open to criticism, other suggestions, death threats, and mass blocks.

I'm sure it's actually a scar, even though the leaked mini-figures didn't have any marks on their faces.

Get comfortable—this is going to be a long one.

I promised myself I wouldn't be part of the decision to cancel the franchise, but we need to talk.

(Jay is temporarily on my blacklist)

I’m going to make my position clear:

First of all, when the traumatic soul drain happened, Cole was selfish because, by following his heart, he didn’t stop to consider that not only would his team lose a member, but he also left Geo completely alone.

Second (and regarding the spoilers), I got upset because Jay wanted to save those people he’d promised to help, while the rest of the fandom got upset because Cole wanted to protect people he’d also promised to help.

Do you get the point? This argument is counterproductive.

However, the problem with these kinds of situations—where the dilemma is “Why must a few die in exchange for saving the world?”—is precisely that it would be pointless to save those few if the world is going to explode in the end anyway.

But the real gem of this video was the comments section, where somehow everyone vented their hatred toward The Finders.

I picked the most dramatic ones so we could have a little laugh.

It's really funny, because when these people have grandchildren one day, they'll surely sue their kids for growing up and focusing on their families.

What’s more, supposedly (hopefully it’s true) Kai, Nya, and Jay are going to have kids, so it’s hypocritical to complain that Cole is stepping away from being a ninja to prioritize his family, when I can assure you that if any of the three mentioned above do the same, there’ll be a huge celebration because “they decided not to put their family at risk.”

You know what the worst part is? That we’re having this conversation because Jay dragged “The Finders” into it for no reason. After the argument in the video, they made up shortly afterward, but there was no reason to insult a group of people who haven’t done anything to you.

Where is the flavor of this beautiful musical genre? The melody of the trumpets that has stuck with me since I was five years old?

Ignoring the clear racism that existed on many platforms…

So much cake, and I don't have a candle 🫦

Edit:

"Cole tells them he's going on a mission - he needs to find Wu, and know why he has been leading them to strange Monasteries and dead Source Dragons. With that, he sets out"

Why don't they just kill him? It would hurt less to have him dead than to have him cast aside. They no longer bother to hide the fact that they don't want him. If it weren't for the fact that I have an exhibition tomorrow, I would go and bomb LEGO.

The official Lego channel in Latin Spanish has just published the last chapter of the first part of the third season of Dragons Rising and guess what? They changed Geo's voice actor. And now I want to commit suicide.

In itself I find it a record that the voices of the four original ninjas are still in place after more than ten seasons, considering that in this part of the world Lloyd and Nya have already had a voice change.

The only way any of them will be removed from the series is if they pass away, basically. And I never thought I'd care so much about a supporting character's voice change. But here we are.

Anyway, you have to accept that Geo is not a profitable character. And I haven't done much research on casting, but I don't think it's that important-

IT'S THE DAMN OPPENHEIMER!

WHO THE FUCK IS GEO NEXT TO OPPENHEIMER?! Or the bagabond dog whose name I can't remember?

The truth is that this flashback surprised me, considering the screen time they had in the first part of the season.

Also the fact that little by little we are discovering the past of the Finders, first Bonzle and now Fritz. They are no longer seasonal characters that the writers discard as soon as they can, they are working on their origin stories, partly also because they are directly linked to one of the main characters and because Bonzle starred in a narrative arc.

How do you know if your favorite Ninjago ship is cannon? One Word ⭐Angst⭐

(I get a bit of a chuckle as Geo stops holding Bonzle).

Someone rescued the episode before it was removed from YouTube, bless them. I was watching it, but when I refreshed the page, it disappeared.

Can you see that? See how these two are literally flirting with each other? I'll give you a closer look.

These two must have a great time when they are alone.

Also, something I want to emphasize is that I think this is the first interaction between Kai and Geo, and now I understand why Fritz preferred a thousand times not to eat before Geo was attracted to cooking.

Be that as it may, I am satisfied. Also, you can see that they intentionally put them together and it's implied that Cole lives with The Finders, and only goes to the Monastery when necessary (Or when there's cake).

But let's look on the bright side and say that Cole doesn't treat his family (especially the children) as potential new soldiers, and that he decided that this time it would be best to get away from all the chaos.

I get to thinking that, of all the ninjas, he has the most to lose, he literally only lacks a car, a pet and already has a traditional homoparental family.