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Kai's loyalty is targeted- the temptation to help his father, to spend time with Ray after losing him so many years ago, at the risk of being abandoned in the past and lost to time. But his pride is also targeted- summoning an army of psycho fan girls to chase him down.

Zane's intellect gets miss used- a wish that he so carefully constructed ends up being meaningless because Nadakhan really could care less about honoring his intentions (he will carry out his will, regardless of Zane's instructions). But Zane's confidence is also used- ignoring P.I.X.A.L.'s advice and paying the cost when she is forcibly taken from him.

Cole's strength is hit- his first wish gives him more power, but at the risk of almost destroying himself and his teammates. But his recklessness is also hit- he forgets to be careful and wastes his remaining two wishes, which makes the whole team suffer.

Lloyd's innocence is turned against him- wisdom, which should be pure and helpful and not actually hurt anyone ends up making him suffer. But his desperation is also turned- he chooses to protect his friends at the expense of himself and Cole.

Jay's love is twisted- he is convinced to make an initial wish out of a desire to be with Nya. But his deceit is also twisted- he continues to lie and hide the truth. His final wish only works because it is entirely honest and bare, not a facade he's trying to put up.

In a weird way, Nadakhan is almost delivering the "lesson" each of the ninja need to learn. If the show was written for an even younger audience, every single wish would come with a rhyming bottom line to help kids remember to tell the truth or something.

Honorable mentions

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