Tigers

This article is primarily about the appearances of tigers in the Ninjago franchise. For information about the tigers in the realm of the Wyldness, specifically Chima, visit the article on Legends of Chima Wiki.

Tigers are large felines native to the realms of Ninjago and the Wyldness.

History

History[]

Main article: Tiger Tribe#History

Known tigers

Known tigers[]

Bongo Tigers
Anthropomorphic tigers
- Tiger Tribe
  - Zarkar (deceased)
  - Ancients of the Wyldness
  - Ras

Abilities

Abilities[]

Night vision - Like many felines, tigers possess exceptional night vision, enabling sight in dimly lit environments or complete darkness.^[1]
Superhuman speed/stamina - As demonstrated by Ras, tigers can move at incredibly fast speeds for a long time without tiring out, being able to catch up to Arin when the ninja was driving the Explorer.
Superhuman durability/endurance - As demonstrated by Ras, tigers have superhuman levels of durability and endurance, managing to endure Rapton's taser and hits from dragons. They also can tank Shockwave attacks and leave without showing any signs of exhaustion. Ras also fought several corrupted Wolf Mask Warriors without showing any signs of fatigue.
Superhuman leaping - Tigers can jump at incredibly high distance.
Superhuman strength - As demonstrated by Ras, tigers are shown to be strong enough to lift and throw humans and Serpentine to the ground with ease.
Quadrupedalism - Tigers can move on all four limbs like an animal.

Weaknesses

Weaknesses[]

Shatterspin - Despite their superhuman levels of strength and durability, Shatterspin is still capable of overpowering tigers as demonstrated by Nokt managing to defeat Ras twice. Even Ras' empowered state didn't prevent him from being seriously injured and knocked unconscious by Nokt's Shatterspin in a fight at the Monastery of Gates.

Appearances

Appearances[]

Sets

Boxed Sets

Magazine Gifts

Ninjago: Masters of Spinjitzu

Season 1: Rise of the Snakes

9. "The Royal Blacksmiths" (mentioned)
11. "All of Nothing" (mentioned)

Season 2: Legacy of the Green Ninja

15. "Pirates vs. Ninja" (mentioned)
25. "Return of the Overlord" (mentioned)

Season 3: Rebooted

34. "The Titanium Ninja" (mentioned)

Season 6: Skybound

57. "Enkrypted" (indirectly mentioned)
59. "On a Wish and a Prayer" (indirectly mentioned)

Decoded

7. "Beasts and Dragons" (indirectly mentioned)
10. "Greatest Battles" (mentioned)

Season 8: Sons of Garmadon

77. "The Oni and the Dragon" (mentioned)

Season 11: Secrets of the Forbidden Spinjitzu

111. "The Explorers Club" (indirectly mentioned)

Season 12: Prime Empire

137. "One Step Forward, Two Steps Back" (mentioned)

Ninjago: Dragons Rising

Season 1

1. "The Merge: Part 1"
2. "The Merge: Part 2"
3. "Crossroads Carnival"
4. "Beyond Madness"
5. "Writers of Destiny" (hologram)
6. "Return to Imperium" (mentioned)
7. "Mindless Beasts"
8. "I Will Be the Danger"
9. "The Calm Inside"
10. "The Battle of the Second Monastery"
11. "The Temple of the Dragon Cores"
12. "Gangs of the Sea"
18. "Absolute Power"
19. "We Are All Dragons"
20. "The Power Within"

Season 2

Ninjago Magazine

92. "Don't Rain on my Parade" (plush toys; non-canon)
105. "One Ninja Alone...?" (screen; non-canon)
106. "Probationary Potential!" (visualized)
124. "The Recruit" (non-canon)
125. "Dragon Rescue!" (flashback)
128. "Rescue Mission"

Video games

LEGO Brawls (non-canon)

Trivia

Trivia[]

It is currently unknown if non-anthropomorphic tigers even exist in the Wyldness, since they did not appear even in the Legends of Chima series.
Tigers never appeared in the original show, but their existence was heavily implied by the names for species and moves, such as Triple Tiger Sashay, Templegate Tigers, Tiger Widows and Tiger wasps.
- Their first direct appearance was as a plush toy in "Don't Rain on my Parade".

Contents

History[]

Known tigers[]

Abilities[]

Weaknesses[]

Appearances[]