Peak of 1000 Suns

Plot[]

At the Mountains of Impossible Height, Kai and Wyldfyre are searching for the foretold "Thousand Sun Peppers" mentioned in one of Wu's botanical scrolls.

During their search, they discuss how Lloyd was unsatisfied with their eating challenge to see who could take the most heat, eventually finding the peppers. Upon eating them, they're struggling to take the heat, whilst trying to act like they can around each other.

As a result, Kai offers Wyldfyre to join him in having his esophagus frozen by Zane- which she immediately accepts. The two then run as fast as they can to get back to the Monastery of Spinjitzu.

Appearances[]

Characters[]

Cast[]

• Kai - Vincent Tong
• Wyldfyre - Kazumi Evans

Mentioned[]

• Fedulian
• Garmadon
• Lloyd
• Monks
• Wu
• Zane

Items[]

• Candy Mushrooms (mentioned)
• Devonian Skin-Blisters (mentioned)
• Hypnobrai Jalapeños (mentioned)
• Shintaro Shishitos (mentioned)
• Tea (mentioned)
• Thousand Sun Peppers

Locations[]

• Ninjago
  • Mountains of Impossible Height
    • Monastery of Spinjitzu (mentioned)
  • Shintaro Mountain (mentioned)
• Land of Lee (mentioned)

Species[]

• Dragons (mentioned)
• Humans
• Merlopians (mentioned)
• Nindroids (mentioned)
• Oni/Dragon/Human hybrids (mentioned)

Trivia[]

• The story parodies the famous YouTube talk show Hot Ones.
• It's established that Wyldfyre doesn't like tea, despite the fact she drank tea during the Tournament of the Sources in "The Sword Shatters."
• This is the third time in Ninjago: Dragons Rising that Garmadon has been mentioned. The last two times were in the episodes "The Temple of the Dragon Cores" and "The Spell at the Waterfall.”
• Christopher Lee made images of the script available to the public.^[1]
• Kai mentioning his mistrust of Garmadon is a reference to when he kidnapped his sister in "Way of the Ninja" and whenever he mistreated the Ninja when he was still evil.
• In 2026, Chris "Doc" Wyatt confirmed that it takes place in-between the two parts of Dragons Rising Season 3.^[3]

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