Rusty Star

Garmadon's students in season 3 were mostly children about Lloyd's age.

It seems to me that this could be because Garmadon really wanted to be a good father, but after a long absence from Lloyd's life, he simply might not know which side to approach him from. That's why he recruited children as students: to understand how to deal with them and what is generally popular for children to discuss.

【I was wrong. I shouldn't have pushed you so hard to follow in my footsteps. Everyone is born with a special talent inside that's just been waiting to get out. And you were born to be a ninja.】

Sometimes it seems to me that dancing for Lou was not only a way to forget about the grief over Lilly's death. And also because there wasn't enough money.

Like, I mean, they obviously spent a lot trying to treat Lilly, and after she got sick, and most likely, they received some kind of benefits or something like that, because he also couldn't work for too long due to the fact that Lilly could hardly keep a good eye on Cole due to her health condition, and at the same time, he clearly didn't want to spend the last days of his wife's life, leaving her alone because of work.

So when Lilly died, both the funeral and the education of the younger Cole fell on Lou, which could make him take everything even more seriously (and that's why, during his first appearance, he was so critical of the ninja and their singing. because in creative professions, you either masterfully do your job and fight huge competition, or you die in poverty) And since dancing and singing were almost the only things he was good at, he became so desperate for Cole to follow in his footsteps – so that Lou could then put him somewhere and give his son a future.

And for the sake of the same future, he began to give more concerts, more numbers with His band, in order to get more money (maybe there was paid tuition at the dance school where Cole supposedly "studied," but this is unlikely.)

Or maybe I'm just trying to make too much sense out of my love for the Brookstones.

When Garmadon returned to his kind sensei persona at the end of season 2, he noticed this, and their evening routine became that Garmadon taught Lloyd how to do this styling, telling some shameful stories from his youth with Wu, which Wu would not even want to remember.

And then they would look at each other behind Wu's back when he said something that looked like one of these situations, and exchange "You-got-it." glance with that grin.

Every time I see headcounts on dark-skinned Zane, I think about Lucius. That's probably one of the main reasons why I like this hadcanon, lol

My baby Cole 💔💔💔 I feel so sorry for him, it's terrible.

I just remembered about these two drawings, and decided why not use them

The video uses an artistic translation, not a literal one

First meme in my life ┐(￣∀￣)┌

Not ship

I have a theory that Jay's invention during his first meeting with Wu was wings for a reason.

Jay is a child who grew up under the strong care of Ed and Edna, and, as I think, he actually had no personal space, as well as attempts at self-realization or self-expression. His parents loved and supported him, but they "built walls of guardianship" that prevented Jay from revealing himself. Wings are not just an attempt to take off, but a symbol of freedom, which Jay coveted but did not receive in childhood.

Actually, it was supposed to be a Season 8 video, but I remembered too late that Wu wasn't that big at that time...

This is the first time I've done something like this |･ω･)

If anything, then this does not imply a romantic relationship, but a platonic 🙏🏻