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The First Spinjitzu Master is the father of Sensei Wu and Garmadon, and the Paternal grandfather of Lloyd. He was also the creator of the The Four Golden Weapons and the world of Ninjago.
Description
In Island of Darkness
The young First Spinjitzu Master wears a straw hat on his head, and on the back of his head is a thin braided ponytail. He wears the same white shirt and pants as Sensei Wu's original form. In the scrolls, he has long eyebrows.
In Tick-Tock
The old First Spinjitzu Master also wears a straw hat and has a ponytail, but wears a black kimono with white sleeves and black pants. The back of his Kimono features a golden image of a dragon. From the small section of his face that is shown, it appears that he has narrow eyes.
Background
The very first master who created Ninjago and discovered and created a new martial art called "Spinjitzu", a powerful technique: when performing the art, one can become an elemental tornado by spinning quickly. It was created based on four elements: earth, fire, ice, and lightning. He then created and forged the Four Golden Weapons from Golden Peak, where their golden metal originated. In addition to applying the four elements to Spinjitzu, he applied them to the four weapons, making one for each element: the Scythe of Quakes, the Shurikens of Ice, the Nunchucks of Lightning, and the Sword of Fire.
At some point he perfected the art of Spinjitzu with an ancient art called the Golden Dragon. This form was the most powerful and represented full control of all the elements, yet only he was capable of doing it.
He fought the Overlord, his antithesis, but the battle remained balanced. When the Overlord attempted to turn the tide by creating a stone army out of an indestructible material, the First Spinjitzu Master split the island in two, so a battle could be avoided. One side was the normal Ninjago, and on the other side was the Dark Island, where the Overlord was then forced to live.
He later then had two sons named Wu and Garmadon. He trained them for many years during their childhood. While their father was polishing the golden weapons, Wu lost his katana. They knew their father would be angry if Wu lost it. Garmadon told him to retrieve it, but Wu refused. Garmadon told Wu to "never put off what can be done today", a lesson they learned from their father, and went to retrieve it himself.
Later, their father found Garmadon, who looked very ill, laying on a ground. Garmadon had been bitten by the legendary snake called the Great Devourer, which has the capacity to grow infinitely based on the amount it consumes. After that, the venom of a snake started to take effect in Garmadon's body and turn him evil. The First Spinjitzu Master kept on checking his son's health, while Wu looked on. Garmadon woke up and yelled at his father to leave his snake bite alone. His father felt puzzled and confused over what had happened to his older son.
Appearances
- Ninjago: Masters of Spinjitzu
- Season 1
- "Tick Tock" (Flashback)
- Season 2
- "The Stone Army" (Flashback)
- "Rise of the Spinjitzu Master" (Mentioned)
- Season 3
- "Blackout" (Mentioned)
- "Curse of the Golden Master" (Mentioned)
- "Codename: Arcturus" (Mentioned)
- "The Titanium Ninja" (Mentioned)
- Season 4
- "The Invitation" (Mentioned)
- "Only One Can Remain" (Mentioned)
- "Spellbound" (Flashback)
- Season 5
- Season 1
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Notes
- In the pilot episodes he appears with a mustache, but in the first, second, and fourth season he appears without one.
- He created the Serpentine as well as the Overlord, since there had to be a balance of good and evil in the world.
- He is the grandfather of Lloyd Garmadon and father of Wu and Garmadon.
- His origins are unknown.
