Source-Henge

History[]

Casket of Bones[]

Drix dumped souls into the Source-Henge after arriving at the Well of the Lost.

Under the Light of a Mechanical Moon[]

When the Ninja went to the Spectral Lands to figure out what was going on with the Merged Lands, they saw Zarkt dumping souls into the Source-Henge.

The Vault of Focus[]

When Nokt returned from Imperium, he dumped the souls he stole from the Imperians into the Source-Henge. Afterwards, Rox came in and also dumped souls, which activated the alter, causing the Well of the Lost to explode.

When Doves Cry[]

After getting into the cavern under the Well of the Lost, Lloyd and Arin discover a surge of energy and spot the Source-Henge. When they attempted to use the Unbidden Storm, they found out it broke.

Chaos Reigns[]

After Arin gets the Unbidden Storm working again, he and Lloyd stand near the Source-Henge, where the two discover a way to control the Arc Dragon of Focus. During the battle, the Arc Dragon knocked Thunderfang against the hilltop that housed the Well of the Lost, destroying the well and the Source-Henge as a result. This caused Thunderfang to explode and release a huge wave of soul energy.

Appearances[]

Ninjago: Dragons Rising[]

Season 3[]

• 54. "Casket of Bones"
• 56. "Under the Light of a Mechanical Moon"
• 57. "The Vault of Focus"
• 58. "For Whom the Bell Tolls" (indirectly mentioned)
• 59. "When Doves Cry"
• 60. "Chaos Reigns"

Season 4[]

• 61. "The Whispering Wood" (flashback)

Trivia[]

• The Source Henge's name is based on Stonehenge.
• The relationship between Source Dragons and the Source-Henge is currently unknown.

Gallery[]

Translations[]

Language	Name
French	Cercle des pierres sources
German	Quellen-Steinkreis
Spanish (Latin America)	Dolmen de Fuentes[2]
Spanish (Spain)	Dolmen de Fuentes[2]

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