Overview
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The Tribes of Chima are a collection of tribes of anthropomorphic animals native to Chima in the Wyldness. Originally coexistening with each other in an uneasy alliance, everything changed after an incident at the Fangs, leading to the seeming loss of the Crocodiles' king and queen. Under Crooler's manipulation, Cragger, heir to the Crocodile Tribe, demanded a change upon Chima's status quo, ideally one of Crocodile supremacy. Following Cragger's decree of secession, whether through personal gain or obligation, half of Chima's tribes would break away and join Cragger's confederation, who tried to forcibly gain control over the supply of Chi. Hostilities ceased when outside threats endangered the wellbeing of all the tribes. Following conflicts against invaders from the Outlands and Chima's original inhabitants, the tribes would establish a more unified society, dissolving whatever boundaries that separated each race from each other.
Members
Members[]
Pre-Great Illumination[]
Phoenix[]
Insect Tribe[]
Hunters[]
Leopard Tribe[]
Ancient Lion Tribe[]
Tiger Tribe[]
Post-Great Illumination[]
Bear Tribe[]
Beaver Tribe[]
- Bezar (leader)
Crawlers[]
- Bat Tribe
- Scorpion Tribe
- Scorm (leader)
- Scutter
- Scrug
- Young scorpion (non-canon)
- Sparrmax (non-canon)
- Spider Tribe
- Spinlyn (leader)
- Spider Soldiers
- Spider Drones
Crocodile Tribe[]
- Crocodile Royal Families (leaders)
- Crawley
- Crug
- Cranvil
- Crokenburg (non-canon)
- Croc Sister (non-canon)
- Croc Brother (non-canon)
- Croc Veteran (non-canon)
- Croc Huntress (non-canon)
- Croc Hunter (non-canon)
- Cruz (non-canon)
- Crumb (non-canon)
- Crooki (non-canon)
- Carrot King (non-canon)
Eagle Tribe[]
- Eagles' Ruling Council
- Eagle Librarians
- Eglor
- Equila
- Eris
- Ewar
- Eggbert
- Elkar
- Eagle Scholar (non-canon)
- Eagle Veteran (non-canon)
- Ehboni (non-canon)
- Elida (non-canon)
Fox Tribe[]
Gorilla Tribe[]
- Grumlo (leader)
- Gorzan
- G'Loona
- Grizzam
- Gorilla Dudes
- Gelsi
- Gorilla Brawlers
Lion Tribe[]
- Lion Royal Families (leaders)
- Lion Elders
- Longtooth
- Lennox
- Leonidas
- Li'Ella
- Lion Guard (non-canon)
- Lion Elder (non-canon)
- Lion Veteran (non-canon)
Peacock Tribe[]
Raven Tribe[]
- Rawzom (leader)
- Razar
- Razcal
- Ripnik
- Rizzo
- Reabait (non-canon)
- Raven Veteran (non-canon)
- Raven Bomber (non-canon)
- Revue (non-canon)
- Ranzak (non-canon)
Rhino Tribe[]
- Rhino Veteran (leader)
- Rogon
- Rinona
- Rukus
- Runk
- Rhino Brawler (non-canon)
- Rhino Fighter (non-canon)
- Rhino Veteran (non-canon)
- Rhino Seller (non-canon)
- Rhinock (non-canon)
- Rheekon (non-canon)
- Rhampage (non-canon)
- Rhaij (non-canon)
Skunk Tribe[]
Wolf Tribe[]
- Worriz (leader)
- Wakz
- Wilhurt
- Windra
- Winzar
- Wonald
- Wolf Huntresses
- Wolf Veteran (non-canon)
- Wince (non-canon)
- Wrothgar (non-canon)
Hybrids[]
- Reegull (Eagle/Raven)
Trivia
Trivia[]
- A decade before their introduction in Ninjago: Dragons Rising, a tribe of frogs appeared in a LEGO magazine, though most comic stories about Chima are considered non-canon.
- Legends of Chima was supposed to feature tribe older than the Hunters called the "Prehistorics" containing dinosaurs such as Triceratops, T-rexes, and Pterosaurus.[2]
- According to the book The Battle for Chima, there existed a tribe of Cheetahs among the Fire Tribes.
- All tribes except the peacocks appeared in sets. Only one fox, one skunk, one beaver and one leopard received minifigures.






















