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Okay I know im a little too old to focus on Ninjago but i do love carefully crafted fan theories. This one is dedicated to my nephew who pretty much got me into Ninjago, since I got him into Digimon, i guess we can call it even XD. After careful analysis of both sides, I can impartially say I truly believe Jay the Master of Lightning is in fact related to Morro Master of Wind. Now before anyone tells me the writers have denied it, as a Star Wars and Digimon fan all my life I will tell you writers are the most flip floppy people this side of politics therefore their words cant always be taken as the absolute truth.   The reasons I believe Ja

WARNING:Spoilers Spoilers Spoilers read At Your Own Peril! So what a ride its been huh? Now we have arrived at part 4 "Lost" aka Digimon Adventure: TAMERS!   So i was right, Daigo and Maki WERE digidestined, all we need to know is the identities of their generations digidestined and everything will be complete. We also now know what motivates them. Like predicted they suffered a great loss in their tenure which led to all kinds of problems in their lives - these were afterall kids at the time. It's a wonderfull life: Our heroes have now come to terms that their friends know nothing of them, or have they? Acting like George Bailey from Its A

  Thinking about how Phil is the bad guy is kinda ironic, considering that despite their conflicting characteristics both Ms Narwin and Philip are indeed mirrors of each other. They are both stuck somewhere else rather than the present: Ms. Narwin is stuck in the past trying to continue the norms of what was a better time "back then". Philip is stuck in the future thinking how grand of a future he could have, even dreaming about the Olympics. They both fall victim to their lack of knowledge and experience: Ms Narwin having rarely had a student disrupt her class asks support from her coworkers and relies on school administrators to deal wi