LEGO Ninjago: Lord Garmadon Minifigure

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During his confrontation with Wu in " Green Destiny," Garmadon is able to correctly call the Dragonbone Blade his father's sword. How Garmadon knew this is unknown, as he was not in the Realm of Oni and Dragons nor had Wu known about it prior to its retrieval.

At first, Garmadon seems to be bent on the destruction of Ninjago City, traveling to Ninjago City on a regular basis to try and conquer the city. However, as the movie goes on, he starts to develop as a person and starts helping Lloyd develop his throwing skills, as well as helping the Secret Ninja Force get to the Temple of Fragile Foundations, which is revealed to be the 70617 Temple of the Ultimate Ultimate Weapon. By the end of the movie, he has moved in with Lloyd and his mother. DC Comics: Bane (DC Universe) | Brainiac | General Zod | Goons | Harley Quinn (DC Universe) | Joker (DC Universe) | Lex Bots | Lex Luthor | Riddler | Scarecrow (DC Universe) | Two-Face (DC Universe)In the Ninjago TV series, Garmadon wanted to be part of Lloyd's life and for his son to lead a productive, good life, but due to his corruption, commits evil acts by impulse until he's later cleansed of it. In the film, Lord Garmadon is called the "Worst Guy Ever" in promotional materials and seems to have always been willingly evil, plotting world domination when he and Koko were dating. That being said, he does seem to care for Lloyd to some extent, with some promotional materials implying part of his motivation for invading Ninjago City is to get to know his son. Garmadon is thousands of years old. He and his younger brother's long lifespan is a result of them being the sons of the First Spinjitzu Master, who also lived for thousands of years before finally succumbing to his mortality. According to Mystake in " Two Lies, One Truth," this is due to their Oni blood, in addition to their dragon heritage. According to Tommy Andreasen, Garmadon might be 4,000-5,000 years old, but it's unclear. [3] The Lord of the Rings: Balrog | Gollum | Olog-hai | Orcs | Orc Commander | Saruman | Sauron | Trolls After his resurrection, Garmadon became even eviler than before, devoid of the little humanity that his former self had and no longer having Devourer's venom in his blood to influence his actions which this time his own, as of all of his roles, only one returned: destroyer. As such, Garmadon becomes a shell of his old self, having little to no mercy as shown when fighting his son Lloyd at Kryptarium Prison and showing no signs of hesitation in hurting him. However, Garmadon has begun to show his good side again during his time with the Ninja against the Oni when he was trying to warn them that they are coming and aided them to use the Tornado of Creation to wipe them out for good. And after the Overlord's final defeat, Garmadon has managed to make amends with Lloyd and helps him and the Ninja rebuild the monastery after it was destroyed.

There’s much more to Lord Garmadon’s story than meets the eye. We see him mentor his son, even though they’re destined to meet in battle, and as we delve into his shared past with the ancient Serpentine tribes, we discover he didn’t choose to be the way he is. Can he avenge himself on the ancient horror that cursed him all those years before? Legacy of the Green Ninja (2017 Museum) During Season 2, he still sought to dominate Ninjago but dreaded having to face his own son, not out of fear but because he still cared for him, just as he seemed to still have a love for his wife Misako. Despite having embraced his deepest darkness, Garmadon hated the Great Devourer for making him what he became and ultimately killing her for it. According to Mark Oliver, he and Monstrox from Nexo Knights would not be friends because Garmadon would be upset with the heavy-handedness of Monstrox. [56] He is the first main villain to have a child who is a protagonist. The second was Chen with Skylor and the third was Vangelis with Vania.Garmadon once said, "We can win a thousand times, yet all it takes is one defeat for everything to come undone." [48] Lord Garmadon is vindictive, choleric, cruel, manipulative, and has little tolerance for failure. He is also very suspicious, having seen Samukai's betrayal coming and not fully trusting Overlord. Regardless, he still cares about his son and even made a truce with the Ninjas and his brother to save him from the Serpentine, though the venom kept him from being fully reliable. With the help of the Serpentine, Lord Garmadon forges the Mega Weapon from the Four Golden Weapons of Spinjitzu. This unspeakable power gives him new ways to try and destroy the ninja. But when he is betrayed by the Serpentine and abandoned on an island, he meets the Overlord. Garmadon learns that fate has brought him there for a destiny far greater and more sinister than even he had ever imagined. Rebooted (2017 Museum)

Before the events of Tournament of Elements, Garmadon encountered Griffin Turner's grandparent [52] and Jacob Pevsner. [53] Katanas: Garmadon also wielded katanas during his youth. Before he gained 4 arms he often duel-wield two katanas in battle. Following his evil side, he often wielded four swords. After his resurrection, Cole reluctantly gave him a sword to defeat the Oni. However this katana was destroyed by The Omega when he attempted to destroy the Realm Crystal. Since then, Garmadon has shown his brutality and willingness to do anything to stay in power, whether that be threatening or even killing members of his own loyal forces, even Harumi herself, should they fail him. As Ninjago's dictator, he shows little mercy to those who ally with or may harbor his son, capturing them should they be found.Being a Dad can be hard work. Garmadon has tried but it seems the life of warlord always gets the better of him. He never fails at looking super cool though, look at those shades and that tie, it to die for… [7] Meet Volcano Garmadon [ ]

Garmadon is the third character to announce the title card at the beginning of an episode, having first announced it in " Big Trouble, Little Ninjago", the second being Lloyd throughout the rest of Season 8. Their LEGO minifigures also have the same hair piece, albeit in different colors. Garmadon had the exact same hair piece as Anakin's minifigures from Episode 3: Revenge of the Sith and The Clone Wars. Garmadon is the most frequently appearing villain in sets because he appears in most seasons, those being the pilot, 1, 2, 3, 4, and 5 (in his master form), 8, 9, 10, and 15. He has the element of Destruction like his TV show counterpart. [1] Official descriptions [ ] Garmadon: Master of Destruction [ ] The name "Garmadon" was created by mixing up most of the letters of the word "Armageddon." [18] This was most likely thought of by a writer named Robert Henley. [19] He was originally meant to be called "Demic", from the word "pandemic". [20] [21] The Hageman Brothers and Tommy Andreasen disliked the name "Garmadon", but because "Demic" could not be cleared by the legal department, "Garmadon" is what they settled with. [22] Behind the scenes [ ]

Garmadon uses a shark staff that is tipped with a blade bearing tooth-liked spikes and a sword in the trailers, but he may be skillful with many other weapons, though these are his favorite weapons. He is also seen wielding the Ultimate Weapon after stealing it from Lloyd. In "Curseworld, Part II," he told Lloyd, "Whatever happens to me, wherever I am, I will always be with you." This is reflected when Lloyd draws strength from the memory of his father when fighting Pythor and lifting one of the broken Corridor of Elders statues in " Day of the Departed." As Lord Garmadon, he has six minifigures with different appearances: original, with four arms, possessed, Reborn, and Legacy (with 4 arms and another with 2 arms). Before being bitten by the Great Devourer as a child, Garmadon was a kind and caring person, especially towards his little brother Wu. He was also already the wiser of the two brothers, advising Wu to never surrender to tomorrow what could be done the same day.