In my opinion, this moment was the most traumatic for Lloyd.
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In my opinion, this moment was the most traumatic for Lloyd.

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The most traumatic moment for Lloyd in the LEGO Ninjago series, according to a fan's perspective, occurred when Garmadon, Lloyd's father, rejected and attacked him. This event, more impactful than even Morro's possession, led to Lloyd losing his powers.

Lloyd's relationship with Garmadon is central to his character development. He always believed in his father's love, even when Garmadon was under the influence of the Great Devourer. Misako, Lloyd's mother, confirmed this love, and Garmadon himself expressed his enduring presence before his death. However, when Garmadon was resurrected and freed Harumi, he not only ignored Lloyd but also attacked him with energy blasts.

During their battle, Garmadon declared, "I have no son," and cast Lloyd through stone walls. This rejection and the resulting conflict caused Lloyd to lose his powers entirely. The fan suggests that this experience was more damaging than Morro's possession, which only suppressed Lloyd's powers.

For fans of the Ninjago series, this moment highlights the complex relationship between Lloyd and Garmadon. If you're a fan who wants to revisit this pivotal moment, consider getting a LEGO Ninjago set to recreate the scene.

Garmadon is the closest person to Lloyd. I always felt that he had stronger feelings for him than for Misako or Wu. He always believed that no matter what Garmadon was like, he still loved him. Misako told him, "Your father loved you, but he was destroyed by the Venom of the Great Devourer." And before his death, Garmadon himself told him, "I will always be with you." And now, Lloyd learns that Garmadon has been resurrected and freed Harumi. He feels uneasy because Garmadon did not go...

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