NPCs

History[]

During "Game Over," Unagami used the Manifestation Gate to open a portal to reality and released his creations on Ninjago City, creating havoc. Some NPCs like Okino chose to defend the citizens from harm.

After Jay helped Milton Dyer and Unagami reconcile, Unagami released the players at Dyer's request and he agreed while also releasing the characters from the game to live out free and real lives in Ninjago. As a result, the NPCs are now no longer made of code,^[3] except for the Red Visors and some Whack Rats who went back in the game.

Official description[]

This colorful collection of NPCs are all-in game characters that Unagami relies on to do his dirty work. Sushimi is a chaotic, cleaver-throwing chef in the final Empire Temple of Madness level. The Whack Rats Richie and Hausner are street warriors who ride on rocket surfboards!^[2]

Known NPCs[]

• Humans
  • Okino
  • Blazey H. Speed
  • Shifty
  • Successful Samurai
  • Avatar Harumi (destroyed)
  • Hostess (destroyed)
• Chrome Domes
  • Hyper-Sonic
• Whack Rats
  • Atta the Ratta
  • Richie
  • Ritchie
  • Targle
• Ballistic Missiles
  • Anthony Brutinelli
• Red Visors
  • Red 27
  • Red 29
• Aerial drones
• Admin Droid
• Tiger wasps
• Cat^[1]
• Sushimi (destroyed)
• Sushimi's sushi chefs (destroyed except the blue chef)
• Monster sushi (destroyed)
• Ice Emperor (non-canon)

Trivia[]

• The NPCs most likely did not become androids like Zane or P.I.X.A.L. when they traveled to the real world, but rather, their code was turned into genetic material, the opposite of how the ninja were able to enter Prime Empire by becoming code.^[3]
  • Tommy Andreasen also suggested "the disassembled code get reassembled or reconfigured."^[4]

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In Ninjago[]

Prime Empire Original Shorts[]

Season 12: Prime Empire[]

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