Overview
“Uh. The League of Jays aren't "nutjobs." They're fans. And they're awesome.”
The League of Jay, referred to as the League of Jays by Jay and Scott, was a fan club that was formed by Jay after he was trapped in Prime Empire. They call the original Jay Superstar Rockin' Jay.
History
History[]
The Legend of Jay[]
Superstar Rockin' Jay[]
The League of Jay save the ninja from the Red Visors and tell them the password of Scott's garage before distracting the most of Unagami's aerial drones.
The Speedway Five-Billion[]
Members of the League of Jay cheer after Racer Seven won the Speedway Five-Billion.
Known Members
Known Members[]
- Jay (leader)
- Beta Jay 137
- Dee-Jay 81
- Jaybird 64
- Jaywalkin 238
Appearances
Appearances[]
Ninjago[]
Season 12: Prime Empire[]
- 132. "Superstar Rockin' Jay"
- 139. "The Speedway Five-Billion"
Ninjago: Dragons Rising[]
Season 4[]
- 66. "Just Under the Surface" (indirectly mentioned)
Ninjago Magazine[]
- 61. The Easter Egg (flashback)
Books[]
Trivia
Trivia[]
- This is the second group to be led by Jay, the first was the Ninja Replacements in the alternate timeline.
- All members of the league use avatars based on Jay's current and former appearances, the reason being that they are fans of him.
- In Season 12: Prime Empire, members can be seen wearing his:
- Trainee suit from the Pilot episodes.
- Tournament suit from Season 4: Tournament of Elements.
- Resistance suit from Season 8: Sons of Garmadon.
- Armor suit from Season 11: Secrets of the Forbidden Spinjitzu.
- However, between Dee-Jay 81 and Jaywalkin 238, it is not yet confirmed which one wore Jay's original and Tournament gi. Tommy Andreasen does not know who is who, either.[1]
- In The Legend of Jay, two other members can be seen wearing Jay's Honor suit from Day of the Departed and his Legacy suit from Season 10: March of the Oni.
- In Season 12: Prime Empire, members can be seen wearing his:
- Their password is Mister Cuddlywomp, named after Jay's teddy bear shown in Season 7: The Hands of Time.
- Some Jays are based on designs prior to Season 8: Sons of Garmadon, further confirming that the design changes were not caused by time travel, as surmised by Cole in "The Mask of Deception."
- Tommy Andreasen wanted to have the future reflection variant of Jay first seen in the episode "Grave Danger" from Season 5: Possession to be part of the League, but the budget didn't allow it.[2]
