Yeti

History[]

Prior to the series[]

At some point before the Long Winter, a Yeti attacked the village of the Formlings, causing Fritz to get lost and eventually forgotten by his people.^[1] After Zane became the Ice Emperor, he attacked the Yeti for unknown reasons. At the end of the genocide, all of the Yeti were killed except for Krag who somehow survived.^[2]

Secrets of the Forbidden Spinjitzu[]

As Cole looked for the Traveler's Tree, the bridge beneath him started to collapse right when Krag showed up. Krag rushed towards Cole, who mistakenly thought it was an attack, but Krag actually saved him.^[3]

Upon awakening, Cole engaged in a brief altercation with Krag, only to discover that Krag was the sole surviving Yeti. The revelation prompted Cole to reconcile with Krag, realizing Krag's nobility. Subsequently, Jay and Nya arrived at Krag's dwelling just as he and Cole obtained the Traveler's Tea leaves. In a gesture of goodwill, Cole extended an offer to Krag, inviting him to find a new home. Delighted by the proposition, Krag accepted without hesitation. As the group traveled down the mountain, Krag solemnly placed a branch in the snow, vowing to avenge the fallen Yeti who had been slain by the Blizzard Samurai.^[2]

Prior to Dragons Rising, Season 3[]

While scavenging through items in the Land of Lost Things, Spitz found a Yeti costume and scared Fritz with it. Geo then reminded that the Yeti attacked Fritz's village, which caused him to end up in the Land of Lost Things.^[1]

Appearances[]

Ninjago[]

Season 11: Secrets of the Forbidden Spinjitzu[]

• 119. "The Traveler's Tree"
• 120. "Krag's Lament"
• 123. "My Enemy, My Friend"
• 126. "A Fragile Hope"
• 127. "Once and for All"
• 128. "Awakenings"

Ninjago: Dragons Rising[]

Season 3[]

• 57. "The Vault of Focus" (costume; flashback)

References[]