Overview

“The mind is a maze to be navigated. To control thought is to control action.”
Glen Lakin on Bluesky[1]

Mind is an Elemental Power in the Merged Realms that is derived from the Source Dragon of Focus.[1] It is associated with the colors gray, white, and navy blue. It corresponds with the Mind Dragon.

Users' abilities

Users' abilities[]

  • Telepathy/Mind Reading - The user can read other people's minds and sense their thoughts.
    • Telepathic Prediction - As an extension of this power, the user can predict an opponent's next move by reading their thoughts.
    • Psionic Blasts - The user of Mind can also project an offensive psychic blast to give the enemy a sudden headache.
    • Telepathic Communication - The power of Mind grants the user the ability to send a telepathic message to others.
    • Enhanced Observation - As seen with Neuro, the user can possibly use the power of Mind to be incredibly keen to details.
    • Mental Projection - When using their telepathy, the user can create projections with their mind.
    • Extrasensory Perception - The user can acquire information from people's mind, such as when Neuro discovered Clouse's plan for Chen involving a spell from his spellbook.
      • Psychometry - The user can possibly perceive information on a person or object.
      • Dowsing - The user can possibly track down objects or information mentally, such as when Neuro stated the transformation spell is located on page 149 in Clouse's spellbook.
    • Mnemokinesis - The user can manipulate, transfer, absorb, empower themselves with, and implant memories in a victim's mind.
      • Memory Reading - The user can read people's memories, as seen when Neuro looked into Lloyd's memory of watching Karlof lose his power to Chen.
        • Memory Projection - When reading people's memories, the user can make them appear as projections.
    • Cogitokinesis - As demonstrated by Neuro in "Radio Free Ninjago," the user can manipulate their enemies' thoughts to trick and distract them.
    • Hypnosis/Mind Control - It's possible that the Elemental Master of Mind can briefly hypnotize/mind control a victim to trick or distract them.
    • Psionic Flyrogenesis - It's possible for some users of Mind to create psionic force fields.
  • Dragon Creation - The user can create a Mind Dragon.
Weaknesses

Weaknesses[]

  • Focus Dependency - The user has to concentrate in order to use their abilities, which can leave them vulnerable to opponents' attacks.
History

History[]

Versus[]

Mind was used by Neuro during his fight against Bolobo to foresee his opponent's move, thus being able to avoid it when he struck before hitting him with a psionic blast.

Later, when the Ninja convinced him to help them find out about Chen's plan, Neuro attempted to get close to Chen to read his mind, but was stopped by Clouse. Taking advantage of the situation, Neuro instead read Clouse's mind and learned of the spell on page 149 of the magic user's spell book.

Spy for a Spy[]

Neuro used his powers and revealed that someone in Kai's room is a spy. Later, Skylor reveals she had copied the Element from Neuro and used it in an attempt to make everyone turn on him.

The Day of the Dragon[]

Skylor sends Neuro a telepathic message who then informs Griffin Turner, the Master of Speed, to tell the Ninja.

Radio Free Ninjago[]

Neuro mind tricks Killow and his men into going to Laughy's for karaoke in order for Lloyd, Skylor, Shade, Mr. Pale, and himself to get past them.

Decoded[]

As stated by Zane, Mind does not give its user a heightened intelligence.

Dragons Rising, Season 2[]

The Sword Shatters[]

Neuro attempted to use Mind to pull the solution to the puzzle from the mind of Roby or another Elemental Master who had already completed it.[3]

Notable users

Notable users[]

Amber[]

Staff of Elements[]

Creatures[]

Tools/Objects[]

Appearances
Trivia

Trivia[]

Gallery

Gallery[]

In Ninjago: Masters of Spinjitzu[]

Season 4: Tournament of Elements[]

Season 9: Hunted[]

In Ninjago: Dragons Rising[]

Season 2[]

Translations

Translations[]

Language Name
Dutch Gedachten (S4)
Brein (S9)
Finnish Mieli
French Esprit
German Gedanken
Italian Mente
Japanese マインド
Korean 생각
Polish Umysł
Turkish Zihin
References