the key is behind the mirror

I was looking for ninja plushies and found this:

Before we start please no season 4 part 2 spoilers as I haven't watched it and probably won't till 1 week past the actual release date.

Now onto duskfall. Apart form being cool and exiting one image I loved was of old lady Nya but theirs just one small issue. Her eyes are blue while previously shown as brown.

So here is my theory.

Nya like her brother had naturally brown eyes as shown in season 11 episode 19.

However season 14 happened and when Nya came back her eyes were now blue as she was once the sea and so left a physical reminder of her power in her eyes.

There's that moment in DR where we first meet Arrakore where Nya is explaining to Sora that "Djinnjago got destroyed bc its sister realm was destroyed" and I remember seeing that moment and thinking to myself, jokingly, "wow Nya. Excellent use of the passive voice there. Way to dodge the truth huh". Except it never gets revealed that technically she's the reason for Arrakore's grief. We get to see Arrakore mourn his losses and then slowly regain his hope by rebuilding bit by bit the world he's lost and at NO point, EVER, does ANYONE point out that Nya is the one responsible for all of this. We don't get to see how Arrakore feels about having met the person who caused the downfall of Djinnjago, how he feels knowing that it was unintentional and impossible to avoid from the ninjas' persective, but it still happened. Even more importantly we don't get to see how NYA feels about all this. Sure she's seen Nadakhan and the shit he pulled upon learning his home was gone but this time it's just Some Dude whose heartbreak is not overshadowed by his own shitty attitude. She's seeing directly the consequences of her actions and we get... absolutely nothing from her about it.

And like, why? Skybound rarely gets talked about, which again, I get why, but whenever it's brought up Jay always gets to have his "umm, what if we talked about something else haha?" trauma moment. Skybound might no longer be part of the timeline but Nya's actions and their consequences ARE and yet we get NOTHING on how she feels about that fact. Zero acknowledgement it ever happened. (And before anyone comes with the "it's a reboot they don't have to bring up every niche thing that happened previously" excuse, if they could bring back the Tomorrow's Tea shit for Lloyd, I'm sure they could bring up Nya's literal True Potential moment too.)

one of the few examples of a fat male protagonist is Dewey in School of Rock, played by Jack Black, but he too is the butt of the joke and not taken seriously.

it’s ridiculous how poorly we’re treated in media, and yeah with men I think it’s mostly because of the lost sex appeal