Day of the Departed doesn't deserve all that hate
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The LEGO Ninjago Day of the Departed special, despite facing criticism, is actually a strong entry in the series, according to a recent discussion. The special's unique concept and emotional depth deserve more recognition, even though its limited availability has hindered its popularity.
The Day of the Departed episode, which focuses on a special holiday, is praised for its rich lore centered around honoring ancestors and their legacies. The storyline involving Cole's fading away and his vulnerability to manipulation by Yang is another highlight. Yang's backstory, driven by a desire to be remembered, adds a layer of complexity to the narrative. The return of villains, such as Pythor, is noted, though some aspects, like Kryptor's fate, are questioned.
The special's treatment of Morro, showing him in a positive light, is well-received, as is the resolution between Cole and Yang. The soundtrack is also lauded for its calming and emotional qualities. The original article encourages fans to share their opinions on the special, discussing both its strengths and weaknesses.
If you're a Ninjago fan who missed this special, you might want to seek it out to form your own opinion. You might also want to consider getting a LEGO Ninjago book to learn more about the characters and storylines.
It's actually good, not perfect but good The ambition was there, Cole hasn't gotten his character development like the others, even if it wasn't a whole season but the concept was good, yet making it a special that many haven't seen till recently and unavailable most of the time really made it not get deserved attention. things I liked about this Episode * The Day of the Departed in Ninjago: making a special holiday with It's lore was cool, making it about remembering ancestors and their...
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