Ninjago Facts (on indefinite hiatus)さんのイラストまとめ

501: Last month, Comic Book Resources uploaded an exclusive first look at Tri Vuong's Garmadon comic series. The four released pages feature Garmadon fighting what appears to be another version of himself, who rebukes Garmadon for his past failings.
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500: The reason behind the Megaweapon's strange shape is that its head is meant to depict the four elements of Fire, Ice, Earth, and Lightning. This design was made more noticeable in 2021's 854076 Lord Garmadon's Mega Weapon, but the placement of all but Earth changed.
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460: On 5/2/21, Tommy Andreasen wished Vincent Tong a happy birthday and "much love and romance in the year to come." This could be a message simply for the real-life Tong, but could also be a hint for Kai's character in the show.
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442: Gleck and Ginkle have their exact appearances in sets swapped from the show, though with the minor difference of Gleck (or set Ginkle)'s hood color. What caused this mix-up is unknown.
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441: Concept art for Ed & Edna's Scrap 'N' Junk shows the "S" in "Scrap" being designed to fall and make the sign say "Crap 'N' Junk." In the final version of the show, this is slightly changed, instead, the lights flicker to reveal the mild profanity.
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430: The new Ninjago Core line will not tie in to the TV series, instead coinciding with shorts. However, Tommy Andreasen teased that "some of these [sets will] actually make it into the main canon storyline of Ninjago 2022," though it is unknown in what way.
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400: The Lego Ninjago: Spinjitzu Smash browser game borrowed heavily from the gameplay of the Mega Man Battle Network series. Sprites from Mega Man Battle Network 6 were even accidentally included as placeholders in the game's code, though they were quickly removed.
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393: According to Tri Vuong, author of Garmadon, "This story [(Garmadon)] will reveal what he's been up to... We're gonna see a side of Garmadon I like to think we've never seen before... We're gonna see him sorta wrestle with the idea [of] is he bad? Or is he evil?"
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392: While an official Training Gi Lloyd figure has never been released, it is very possible to create a figure that looks almost exactly like one using Lloyd's Honor robe and a green ninja mask from LEGO's 1998 Ninja theme.
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361: While characters in the TV series are generally modeled using only exact or slightly modified versions of existing LEGO pieces, Greg Farshtey's comic series does not follow this rule, with characters sometimes using armor, helmet, or hair molds that do not exist.
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