Lava Zombies is a video game that was created by Milton Dyer.
History[]
Lava Zombies was created by Milton Dyer sometime before he created Prime Empire.
Wasted True Potential[]
Jay woke Zane up to warn him that Cole was about to beat his high score. Afterward, Zane walked into the game room when Cole beat his record.
Once and for All[]
Jay played the game until Krag demanded a turn from him. Krag played the game until Cole told him to stop. However, Krag continued to play the game when the ninja were being chased by Boreal.
Would You Like to Enter Prime Empire?[]
A Ninjago City citizen was playing Lava Zombies on his phone until he bumped into a woman.
One Step Forward, Two Steps Back[]
The Admin Droid was watching a replay of Lava Zombies before the ninja came up to him. After they finished talking, he turned it back on.
The Call of the Deep[]
Ray and Kai were competing in Lava Zombies when Nya came in to ask her brother something.
The Fifth Villain[]
While the ninja were fighting the Mechanic, Jay used his lightning on him, only for the Mechanic to dodge and for the lightning to hit an arcade pod instead, which turned on Lava Zombies.
I Will Be the Danger[]
After closing a MergeQuake rift, Kai was playing Lava Zombies in Arin and Sora's room until the power goes out and the elevator opens up, leading him down to the portal gate.
The Blood Moon[]
Kai and Zane were playing Lava Zombies in Arin and Sora's room when Lloyd enters the room fatigued.
Gameplay[]
The playable character is a generic boy holding a club. The character moves up, down, left, and right in order to kill the Lava Zombies, which are fiery, mindless villains. The characters move along what appears to be a city street.
Appearances[]
Ninjago[]
Season 11: Secrets of the Forbidden Spinjitzu[]
- 99. "Wasted True Potential"
- 127. "Once and for All"
Season 12: Prime Empire[]
- 129. "Would You Like to Enter Prime Empire?"
- 137. "One Step Forward, Two Steps Back" (video)
Season 14: Seabound[]
- 166. "The Call of the Deep"
Season 15: Crystalized[]
- 191. "The Fifth Villain"
Ninjago: Dragons Rising[]
Season 1[]
Season 2[]
- 21. "The Blood Moon"
Ninjago Magazine[]
- 80. Father vs Son!
Books[]
Trivia[]
- This was the second video game made by Milton Dyer mentioned in Ninjago. The first was Fist to Face.
- Before Cole beat Zane's high score in "Wasted True Potential", Zane had the highest score out of all the ninja.
- The name of the game may perhaps be foreshadowing the Pyro Vipers, as they too are mummified that are connected to the element of Fire.
Gallery[]
In Ninjago[]
In other media[]
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Books |
Boobytraps and How to Survive Them · Book of Ceremonies · Book of Spells (Spell of Transformation) · Captain Soto's journal · Cliff Gordon's Handbook to Wooing Women · Desert of Doom · Detective James · Famous Places That I Will Find Before Anyone Else · Jack the Rabbit · Manual of the Land Bounty · Ninjanuity · Ninjelligence · Serpentine book · Starfarer · Wu's diary · Wu's history book |
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TV media |
Clutch Powers: A Musical Life · Good Morning NINJAGO · Most Ultimate Extreme Ninja Challenge Ever · NGTV · Romance film · Ultra Hunt |
Video games |
Conic the Ratboy · Counter · Dancy Pants · Fist to Face · Flash (non-canon) · Garma Game (non-canon) · Lava Zombies · Lightning Larrikin (non-canon) · Pinball Racer (non-canon) · Prime Empire · Sitar Legend · Turbo Street Brawler |
Games |
Boulder Golf · Counter Shot · Minidroid Chess · Pool · Rock, Paper, Clamp · Scrap-N-Tap · Templegate Tigers |
Social media |