The garbage trucks are trucks used for waste collection in Ninjago City. During Garmadon's reign, they served as cover and transport for the Resistance.
History[]
Scavengers[]
A group of garbage workers were taking out the trash when the Vermillion took the entire truck with them.
True Potential[]
Two waste collectors were picking up garbage when they hear a creepy sound. They run away out of fear and Garmadon appears out of the shadow. Later, he uses the garbage truck to crash into the police station and freed Harumi.
Firstbourne[]
The Elemental Masters used the garbage truck to evacuate Lloyd, Nya, and Dareth from being captured by the Sons of Garmadon.
Iron & Stone[]
The Elemental Masters parked the garbage trucks inside the Garbage depot. Skylor then commented that they can travel anywhere because the S.O.G. won't suspect the garbage trucks for holding anything suspicious.
Radio Free Ninjago[]
The Elemental Masters used the garbage trucks to head near Borg Tower and complete a mission. After successfully getting their message across Ninjago City, they head out, but Harumi spotted their getaway vehicles.
Papergirl[]
A Ninjago City citizen was driving a garbage truck until he was thrown out by Kalmaar, who mistook the vehicle to be a creature of some kind. Because of this, Kalmaar had difficulty driving the garbage truck until he got used to it. As he did, Kalmaar drove the truck to go after Antonia and Nelson and retrieve the Storm Amulet from them. But Kai's interference led to the truck sinking into the water.
Other appearances and mentions[]
How to Build a Dragon[]
Harumi mentioned the Elemental Masters using garbage trucks to disguise themselves to Garmadon.
Appearances[]
Ninjago: Masters of Spinjitzu[]
Season 7: The Hands of Time[]
- 68. "Scavengers"
- 69. "A Line in the Sand"
Operation Heavy Metal[]
Season 8: Sons of Garmadon[]
- 83. "True Potential"
Season 9: Hunted[]
- 85. "Firstbourne"
- 86. "Iron & Stone"
- 87. "Radio Free Ninjago"
- 88. "How to Build a Dragon" (mentioned)
Season 14: Seabound[]
- 175. "Papergirl"