Why does Rebooted get such bad reviews?
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Why does Rebooted get such bad reviews?

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The LEGO Ninjago series *Rebooted* receives mixed reviews from fans, with many considering it a failure despite its positive aspects. The original poster, /u/Unlikely_Art2360, questions the negative assessment, arguing that *Rebooted* successfully revived the Ninjago storyline after its intended conclusion in Season 2.

The poster acknowledges that Seasons 1, 2, 4, and 5 are superior to *Rebooted*. However, they believe that *Rebooted* naturally extended the Ninjago narrative, incorporating elements from previous seasons, such as the Golden Weapons and the Serpentine. The poster also highlights the introduction of storylines that focused on characters other than Lloyd, the Green Ninja. They also praised the villain designs, particularly Cryptor.

The original poster views *Rebooted* as an average or good addition to the Ninjago series, despite its shortcomings. The post encourages discussion and invites other fans to share their opinions on the series.

If you're a Ninjago fan, you might want to revisit the series and form your own opinion. You could also consider getting a LEGO Ninjago book to learn more about the characters and storylines.

I often see people say that Rebooted is a failure overall, with a good ending, but I don't quite understand. Of course, I think Seasons 1 and 2, as well as 4 and 5, of Rebooted are much better than Rebooted, but I don't think that's a reason to downgrade Rebooted. Ninjago was originally supposed to end in Season 2, and I think Rebooted brought Ninjago back to life quite naturally. They also made good use of elements from previous seasons, like the forgotten Golden Weapon and Serpentine. It...

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