Euphrasia

History[]

Early life[]

Prior to the Merge, Euphrasia was an ordinary inhabitant of the Cloud Kingdom destined to be a Writer of Destiny. When the Merge occurred, it merged her Kingdom and the other realms into one world. Not long after, she discovered she had gained the Elemental Power of Wind.^[1] Fearing exile, she kept her newfound power hidden.^[2]

Dragons Rising, Season 1[]

Writers of Destiny[]

Euphrasia was with Marcus as a tentacled beast began destroying the tower beneath them. They nearly fell, but the Ninja arrived in time to save them. As Euphrasia was taken back to the Cloud Kingdom, she explained the monster’s origin and the Ice Dragons' presence in the realm.

As the ninja battled the tentacled beast during a MergeQuake, Euphrasia discreetly used her Wind powers to save Sora and Arin from falling, all while pretending to focus on writing a scroll. To her dismay, they noticed and confronted her, but she denied it and walked away. When another MergeQuake struck and released the tentacled beasts again, Euphrasia saw Sora struggling, abandoning her duties to help fight them. Soon after, Lloyd, Kai, Nya, and Arin arrived to assist. Once the beasts were forced back into the rift, Euphrasia helped close it with her powers. Returning to praising writers, Euphrasia confessed to Suetonius that she had hidden her powers and now faced exile. However, Suetonius, who saw that the writers did not foresee the end of the MergeQuake, allowed these events to unfold and asked for her assistance in maintaining the realm. Later, Euphrasia watched as Lloyd, Kai, Arin, Sora, and Riyu left, while Nya remained to look for a solution to prevent future MergeQuakes.

Dragons Rising, Season 2[]

Shattered Dreams[]

Euphrasia attempted to stop Ras and the Wolf Clan from taking over the Cloud Kingdom, only to be easily defeated by Cinder, who sent her falling off the floating island. She narrowly managed to slow her descent by using her powers.

Euphrasia crash-landed on the outskirts of Imperium, where Percival Tartigrade found her and took her to the Monastery of Spinjitzu, where she warned the Ninja. The Ninja headed for the Cloud Kingdom to rescue Suetonius, who was encased in a cocoon due to Ras turning the Scroll-Worms against him. He and Euphrasia eventually fled to safety, only to be captured later on.

Beyond the Phantasm Cave[]

Euphrasia and Suetonius were restrained by handcuffs, unable to move freely. Jordana seized the opportunity to taunt Euphrasia, pointing out the medallion adorning her neck was made of Vengestone, rendering her power useless.

The Forest of Spirits[]

Euphrasia was chosen among other 4 Cloud monks to be sacrificed during the Ritual of the Blood Moon.

Rising Ninja[]

During the Ritual of the Blood Moon, Euphrasia was freed from her chains by Wyldfyre, allowing her to tear off the Vengestone medallion so she can use her powers again, and wanted to join the fight. However, Wyldfyre stopped her as she was to be used by Ras for the ritual.

Later, she noticed that the Cloud Kingdom would crash so she used her wind powers to prevent it from happening.

Enter the City of Temples[]

While flying through the Cloud Kingdom with her Wind power as usual, Euphrasia was overjoyed to receive an invitation to the Tournament of the Sources from two Spirit Dragons.

Later, she arrived at the entrance of the City of Temples, where she inserted her invitation and opened the gate. She is seen riding up the elevator as the Ninja watched from afar.

Truth and Lies[]

In the Tournament, Euphrasia battled Zeatrix on floating platforms. Zeatrix used her elemental power of Shockwave and knocked the young monk off the platform, defeating her. Euphrasia's Wind power was then transferred to Zeatrix by Roby using the Elemental Cup.

The Final Game[]

Euphrasia watched the final round of the Tournament of Sources from the spectator stands. Soon after, she was taken by surprise when Wyldfyre arrived with Zur to expose Bleckt, just after Nokt's victory over Sora.

Elements of Betrayal[]

Euphrasia fought alongside several Elemental Masters, shielding Tox after she was knocked down by an empowered Wolf Mask Warrior. Euphrasia found herself in hand-to-hand combat against Cinder and the rest of the Wolf Mask Warriors. Upon the return of their powers, she knocked Cinder down with a powerful gust of wind before he could use his smoke abilities. Later, she watched as Roby praised the Ninja for their efforts and declared Sora the default winner of the tournament. Afterward, she was thanked by both Sora and Tox.

Dragons Rising, Season 4[]

The Whispering Wood[]

The Lean of a Tree[]

Tonight We Hunt Monsters[]

A Wonder of the Merged Lands[]

Seed and Soil[]

Just Under the Surface[]

Dying to Live[]

The Heartbeat of all the Realms[]

Birthright[]

Appearance[]

Euphrasia is a teenage girl with long black hair in cornrows tied into a large afro bun. She has thin, arched eyebrows, defined eyelashes, and pink lipsticks. As a Cloud Monk, she wore a traditional Cloud Kingdom uniform which consisted of dark brown-gray pants, a hooded light gray robe with a dark gray layer and golden trims, a white top underneath, and a rope-like cord tied at the chest and used as a belt. For most of the time, she wore her gray hood over her head.

During the Tournament of the Sources, Euphrasia switched to white pants and tunic with azure straps and belt ornamented by a round gold medallion in the center that bore a wind-like symbol. On top of that, she wore a sleeveless light blue robe or cloak with swirling white patterns. The outfit also included a white hood, although she never wore it.

When meeting Lloyd and Arin again at the Whispering Wood, Euphrasia has changed to a new azure robe or cloak with white sleeves and hood, viridian trims that have white cloud-like patterns, and a brownish-orange belt that is wrapped around her robe and pants and bears a silver version of the emblem or medallion from her Tournament robe in the center. Underneath her robe, she has what appears to be azure plate armor with viridian accents. Her lipsticks are now darker.

Personality[]

As a Writer of Destiny, Euphrasia believed that every word she wrote mattered. Even after she discovered her Elemental Powers, she continued to follow her beliefs and refused to give up writing, fearing exile from the Cloud Kingdom.

However, Euphrasia demonstrated that she will rise up when needed, as shown in her battle against the tentacled beasts. Once she realized her powers could help save the Cloud Kingdom, she decided not to hide them any longer.

Abilities[]

• 

  Wind: As a Master of Wind, Euphrasia possesses the ability to manipulate, control, and produce air/wind.
• Combat: Although Euphrasia did not resort to violence in the first place due to being a Writer of Destiny, whose values was passivity rather than actions, she began using combat skills when she accepted her role as an Elemental Master. Even though she usually relies on her powers to fight, she managed to take down several Wolf Mask Warriors without them at the end of the Tournament of the Sources.^[3]

Relationships[]

Allies[]

• Writers of Destiny
• Ninja
• Percival Tartigrade
• Alfonzo Frohicky
• Elemental Masters

Enemies[]

• Tentacled beasts
• Wolf Clan
• Forbidden Five
• Elemental Monsters
• Loyalists

Official description[]

As a Writer of Destiny she feels extremely uncomfortable with her Elemental Power at first. She hides it because she fears it will get her banished from the Cloud Kingdom.

After a conversation with Arin and Sora and a threat from a flying, one-eyed giant monster, her fears and worries are blown away. Together with the ninja, Euphrasia unleashes her power and saves her home!^[4]

Appearances[]

Sets[]

• 71819 Dragon Stone Shrine
• 71857 Ninja Vehicle Tree House Battle

Ninjago: Dragons Rising[]

Season 1[]

• 5. "Writers of Destiny"

Season 2[]

• 22. "Shattered Dreams"
• 23. "Beyond the Phantasm Cave" (no lines)
• 29. "The Forest of Spirits" (no lines)
• 30. "Rising Ninja"
• 32. "Enter the City of Temples"
• 36. "Truth and Lies"
• 37. "The Sword Shatters" (mentioned)
• 39. "The Final Game" (no lines)
• 40. "Elements of Betrayal" (no lines)

Season 4[]

• 61. "The Whispering Wood"
• 62. "The Lean of a Tree"
• 63. "Tonight We Hunt Monsters"
• 64. "A Wonder of the Merged Lands"
• 65. "Seed and Soil"
• 66. "Just Under the Surface"
• 67. "The Grand Inquisition"
• 68. "Dying to Live"
• 69. "The Heartbeat of all the Realms"
• 70. "Birthright" (no lines)

Etymology[]

• Euphrasia's name comes from a genus of over 450 types of flowers, also known as Eyebright.

Trivia[]

• Euphrasia was introduced in "Writers of Destiny" as one of the new Writers of Destiny and was later revealed to be the new Elemental Master of Wind, succeeding Morro.
  • Lloyd takes notice of her Wind powers, mentions that he knew Morro, and adds that he already liked her more, hinting that he still has not gotten over the time Morro possessed him.
• Euphrasia is similar in age to Arin, Sora, and Wyldfyre.^[5]
• She is the first Elemental Master introduced in Dragons Rising to have a pre-existing power rather than a new one.
• According to Chris "Doc" Wyatt, Euphrasia has not yet surpassed Morro in power.^[6]
• Her Master of Wind attire shares a similar color scheme to Eris from Legends of Chima. Additionally, the two characters share the same voice actor.
  • Euphrasia does seem to have some other similarities to Eris in-universe, for example:
    • Both of them live in societies that are high up in the air (The Cloud Kingdom and the Eagle Spire).
    • Both have massive libraries of information (The Cloud Kingdom Archives and the Eagle Library in the Eagle Spire).
    • Both can fly (Euphrasia with her powers and Eris is an eagle).
    • Both of their homes get attacked at one point (Writers of Destiny and Attack on Eagle Spire).
    • Both of their home realms (The Cloud Kingdom and The Wyldness) merge with Ninjago and all other realms.
    • Both have participated in competitions (The Tournament of the Sources and in the Grand Arena).

Translations[]

Language	Name
Chinese (Simplified)	尤弗雷西亚
Czech	Euphrasia
French	Euphrasia
Japanese	ユーフレイジア
Ukrainian	Єфразія

Foreign voice actors[]

Dub	Voice Actors
German	Jenny Maria Meyer
Hungarian	Eszter Kardos

References[]