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Not to be confused with the set.
Those could only be obtained from the Shadow Dojo.”
“Which we ensured could not be opened, not without the energy of a Source Dragon.”
Egalt and Rontu, "Force From the East"

The Shadow Dojo is a dojo and the ancestral home of the Forbidden Five and the Wolf Clan, located deep in the Forest of Spirits. It contained all the remnants of the Five's legacy. After the Ritual of the Blood Moon, the Shadow Dojo was transported to an open field.

History[]

Background[]

Millennia ago, the Shadow Dojo was the base of operations for the Wolf Clan and their leaders, the Forbidden Five. Following the Exile of the Forbidden Five by Egalt and Rontu, Lord Argus had briefly ruled the Wolf Clan and was once visited in the dojo by Zaiden Kane, who convinced the powerless man to strike the Gong to perform Shatterspin and become the sixth member of the Five. However, Argus was cursed and became the Lycan King. Under Kane's control, he cursed the Wyldness and petrified most of the wolf warriors.

The Dragon Masters outlawed the Gong and the Mallet of Shattering as well as the Theroxian language and all teachings associated with the Five. They permanently sealed off the Shadow Dojo, ensuring that it would remain closed unless someone possessed the energy of a Source Dragon to unlock the entrance.[1] Nevertheless, there existed alternative methods to gain entry into the dojo without the Dragon Masters' knowledge.[2]

Shatterspin[]

The Wyldness[]

Garmadon used an amulet that had once belonged to Chen, which turned out to be the key to the Shadow Dojo. With the amulet in hand, he successfully unlocked the entrance to the dojo, only to find it deserted and in ruins. The sight confirmed Garmadon's belief that the Wyldness was indeed a cursed land. In a fit of rage, he hurled the Mallet of Shattering at the Gong of Shattering. The moment the gong echoed through the dojo, it sent Garmadon flying out of the Shadow Dojo.

Destinies[]

After being sent to forage for food, Asa and Buck Buck pursued a rabbit into the Shadow Dojo. There, the boy wandered its halls until arriving at the chamber that held the Gong of Shattering. While there, Asa was confronted by the ghosts of the Wolf Mask Warriors, who sensed he has an elemental power and implored for him to ring the Gong of Shattering and to claim his destiny. Unfortunately, Asa was overwhelmed by this experience and fainted, leaving him to be abducted by the Lycan King.

Homecoming[]

Fleeing from Lupindor, Garmadon and Asa made their way to the Shadow Dojo to unleash the true power of Shatterspin, having been left with no other options in their fight against Zaiden Kane and the Lycan King. When Garmadon hesitated to ring the gong, Asa donned a Wolf Mask and rang it, granting him the true power of Shatterspin. When Kane and the Lycan King entered the Dojo, Asa attacked them both with Shatterspin, ultimately succeeding in destroying the Spectral Crown, but at the cost of his own life while taking Zaiden and the Lycan King down with him. Once the dust cleared, Garmadon stood alone in the Dojo's dark halls as sunlight peaked through its eaves for the first time in a long time.

Between Shatterspin and Dragons Rising, Season 2[]

At some point, the Shadow Dojo would be resealed once again.

Dragons Rising, Season 2[]

The Blood Moon[]

Lord Ras and Jordana enter the Shadow Dojo using Energy mined from the Source Dragon of Energy in Imperium. Inside, Jordana reads the scrolls of the Forbidden Five, which she doesn't understand. Some time later, Cinder appears at the Shadow Dojo with the Mallet of Shattering.

The Forest of Spirits[]

The Wolf warriors gathered around the Shadow Dojo when they were preparing for the Ritual of the Blood Moon. Ras left to retrieve the spell from Arin when Jordana arrived empty-handed.


Rising Ninja[]


The Shape of Motion[]

A training session takes place inside the Shadow Dojo. Cinder and Nokt are fighting to train their Shatterspin technique, surrounded by the Wolf Mask Warriors who contemplate them. When Nokt was about to hurt Cinder by attacking him while he is already down, Ras enters the dojo with Jordana and activates his control implant to stop him. After a tense discussion between Nokt and Ras, the latter urges them to resume training in order to be ready for the Tournament of the Sources.

Official description[]

Join forces with the ninja as they storm the Wolf Mask Shadow Dojo in the Shadow Forest! With their climber outfits and hooks, Kai, Zane, Nya and Lloyd can zip around the dojo on wires to surprise Lord Ras and his evil army. Watch out for the dojo’s traps and the large stone that can drop from the wolf head’s mouth. You must stop Lord Ras from performing a blood moon ritual to take over the world![3]

Inhabitants[]

Visitors[]

Appearances[]

Sets[]

Ninjago: Dragons Rising[]

Season 2[]

Comics[]

Shatterspin[]

Trivia[]

  • It was called the "Wolf Temple" by Tri Vuong.[4]
    • It was also called the "Temple of the Forbidden Five" in a soundtrack for Dragons Rising Season 2.[5]
  • When questioned about the Dragon Masters' assertion that the Shadow Dojo can only be accessed through Source Dragon energy, despite Garmadon previously opening it with Chen's amulet, which is a key to the Shadow Dojo, Chris "Doc" Wyatt explained that the Dragon Masters weren't informed about everything that happened when they weren't present.[2] This suggests that Garmadon's use of the amulet to gain entry into the Shadow Dojo was indeed a real event, and the Dragon Masters were oblivious to it.
    • This also suggests that even though it was asserted that only Source Dragon energy can unlock the Shadow Dojo following the Exile of the Forbidden Five, there were other unknown methods to do so.
  • Following the imprisonment of the Wolf Clan and the departure of the Forbidden Five to parts unknown after the Tournament of the Sources, the Dojo was likely abandoned.
  • At the end of "Chaos Reigns" Sora, Riyu, Wyldfyre and Frak end up in a plains type realm that looks very similar to the location that the Dojo was sent to in "Rising Ninja".

Gallery[]

Promotional media[]

In Ninjago: Dragons Rising[]

In Shatterspin[]

Translations[]

Language Name
Chinese (Simplified) 恶狼面具暗影道场 (sets)
Czech Stínové dojo
Dutch Schaduw dojo
Finnish Varjojen dojo
French Dojo de l'ombre
German Schattendojo
Japanese シャドー道場
Polish Dojo cienia
Portuguese Dojo das Sombras
Russian Додзё теней
Spanish (Latin America) Dojo de Sombras
Turkish Gölge Dojo

References[]

Locations
Landmarks

Kingdoms, cities, and villages: Abandoned village · Abracalabria · Algae farmers' village · City of Imperium · City of Temples (Tournament quarters) · Coastal village · Cragling Village · Crossroads · Farmers' village · Holy City of Domu · Hono Mizu · Ignacia · Jamanakai Village · Keepers' Village · Kingdom of Shintaro · Lava-Tide Village · Merlopia · Metalonia · Ninjago City · Nom · Old Town · Oni land · Ouroboros · Red Town · Serpentine village · Spinjago (non-canon) · Stiix · Valley of the Sphinx · Village in the valley · Village of Haru · Village of the Formlings · Village of the Mud-Tides
Jungles and forests: Birchwood Forest · Blackwood Forest · Forest of Tranquility · Forest of Spirits · Glimwillow Woods · Greenbone Warriors' forest · Hiroshi's Labyrinth · Jankikai Jungle · Mother Garden · Primeval's Eye · Toxic Bogs · Uncharted jungle · Vermillion Swamps · Wetlands · Wildwood Forest · World Forest
Mountains, caves, and canyons: Arrakore's sanctum · Cave of Bells (Djinjago) · Cave of Bells (Mysterium) · Cave of Tentacles · Cave of the Wise · Caves of Despair · Corridor of Elders · Crashcourse Canyon · Crystal Caves · Dungeons of Shintaro · Echo Canyons · Firstbourne's nest · Floating Ruins · Geckle Strong-Cave · Golden Peaks · Hollow's Bluff · Ice cave · Lake of Fire · Land of the Three Mountains · Haunted Hill · Mala-Wojira · Maze of tunnels · Mino Pit · Mouth of Eternal Shadows · Mount Egalt · Mount Mollin · Mountain of a Million Steps · Mountain of Madness · Mountains of Impossible Height · Munce Home-Cave · No Man's Bluff · Pinnacle of Crystals · Rock-Bottom · Samurai X Cave · Shintaro Mountain · Storm Mountain · Story cave · Tallest mountain of Ninjago · The Teeth · Torchfire Mountain · Treacherous cave · Vengestone mines · Wailing Alps · Yeti cave
Tombs and graveyards: Anacondrai Tomb · Ancient tomb · Cemetery of Souls · Constrictai Tomb · Fangpyre Tomb · Graveyard of ships · Hypnobrai Tomb · Lee's cemetery · Lost Tomb of Impending Peril · Tomb of the First Spinjitzu Master · Tomb of the Stone Army · Venomari Tomb
Water areas: Azure Reef · Black River · Boiling Beach · Boiling Sea · Cove of Crystal Waters · Endless Sea · Frozen pond · Gypsy Cove · Hollow's Trench · Lightning Lagoon · Northern Ocean · River of Darkness · Shadow Bay · Spirit Coves · Straits of Tropicana · Tartarus Trench
Islands: Chen's Island · Chima · Crystal Island · Dark Island · Dyer Island · Glacial Glacier · Island of the Keepers · Isles of Sunseto · Lighthouse Island · Ninjago · Squawk Island · Tiger Widow Island
Deserts: Billy Badlands · Desert of Doom · Foggy desert · Lava Wastes · Sea of Sand · Wastelands
Other: The Administration · Arctic · Blind Man's Eye · Billy Badlands · Bottomless pit · Cauldron of Realms · Chrono Crater (non-canon) · Dead's End · Dead Man's Squall · Delta V · Demon Tree · Diamond Glaciers · Digger's Deep · Digiverse · Dragon Stone Shrine · Dream World (non-canon) · Dreamland (non-canon) · Fallen Leaves · Forever Rock · Frozen Wasteland · Glacier Barrens · Glacier Island (non-canon) · Ice labyrinth · Jagged Divide · Land of Lost Things · Manifestation Gate · Mega Monster Amusement Park · N line · Ninjago (LEGO Universe) (non-canon) · Ninjago slums · Northern Spiral · Old Town · Outer space · Passage to the Underworld · The Pit (First Land) · The Pit (Shintaro) · Quicksand Pit of Greater Lamar · Rice paddy · Rift of Return · Route 22 · Route 23 · Royal Palace Plaza · Royal Quarter · Skales Street · Source-Henge · Storm belt · Strangler's Path · Temporal vortex · Thunderfang's prison · Trustable Drive · Zoo

Buildings and establishments

Temples, palaces, fortresses, and monasteries: Anacondrai Temple · Castle of Ice · Chen's monastery · Chen's Palace · Cloud Kingdom archives · Fire Temple · First Land Monastery · Fulcrum Chamber (non-canon) · Garmadon's Dark Fortress · Garmadon's monastery · Hanging Temple · Ice Temple · Iron Castle of Metalonia · Leviathan Temple · Lloyd's treehouse fortress · Merlopian Palace · Monastery of Djinjago · Monastery of Imperium · Monastery of Mysterium · Monastery of Spinjitzu (rooms) · Mountain monastery · Ninja Dojo Temple · Palace (Shintaro) · Pyramid of Mambo V · Pyramid of the Sphinx · Royal Palace · Skull Keep · Serpentine Pyramid · Serpentine's underground fortress · Shadow Dojo · Spectral Monastery · Temple of Airjitzu · Temple of Felis · Temple of Fortitude · Temple of Ice · Temple of Light · Temple of Madness · Temple of Resurrection · Temple of the Dragon Cores · Temple of Tournaments · Temple of Wojira · Unknown monastery (jungled) · Unknown monastery (murky) · Unknown monastery (plains)
Stores and establishments:Abandoned subway station · All-Realm Antiques Emporium · Benny's Arcade Emporium · Biker Tavern · Blandville Bistro · Borg Industries · Borg Store · Buddy's Pizza · Chan's Theater · City Bank · City Hall · City Jail · City Square · Concert Hall · Crossroads Public Library · Dairy Dragon · Dance class · Dareth's TV studio · Darnagom Enterprises · Ed & Edna's Scrap N Junk · Explorer's Club · Four Weapons Blacksmith · Fur Mart · Garbage depot · Gas station · Geckle courthouse · Grab-Barg's restaurant · Grand Sensei Dareth's Mojo Dojo · Kai's dojo · Kiddie Arcade · Kreel's Junkyard · Kryptarium Prison (Cell one) · Laughy's · Library of Domu · Marty Oppenheimer School of Performing Arts · Mystake's Tea Shop · Ninjago City Aquarium · Ninjago City Hospital · Ninjago City Police Station · Ninjago Doomsday Comix · Ninjago Harbor · Ninjago Metro · Ninjago Museum of History · Noodle factory · Repo yard · Ronin's pawn shop · Sally-Bob's farm · Serpentine's library · Steep Wisdom · Steeper Wisdom (non-canon) · Storm Farms · Super Tasty Chicken (non-canon) · Tour Ninjago · Twitchy Tim's gas station · Vast Industries · Wong's Costume · Wu's Academy · Yang Tavern
Houses and apartments: Cliff Gordon's estate · Dareth's apartment · First Spinjitzu Master's house · Hero's Suite · Kreel's apartment · Nimbus' house · Sally's farm · Sora's family's apartment · The Mechanic's headquarters · Sorla's cabin · Vermillion Dome of Doom
Other: Borg Tower (Borg Tower vaults · Borg Industries Bowels) · BorgWatch Storage · Chen's Coliseum · Chen's Royal Arena · Dragon's Forge · Dragon stables · Games Plaza · Hall of Villainy · Hangar bay · Hidden workshop · Hiroshi's Labyrinth Stronghold · Magical storagehouse · Munce arena · Ninjago Sewers · Old electronics warehouse · Old Mograton · Oni stronghold · Palace gardens · S.O.G. Headquarters · Shadow Keep · The Mechanic's warehouse · Tower of Tears (non-canon) · Vault of Focus

Prime Empire Battle arena · Disco · Fire wall · Forest of Discontent · Marketplace · Glitch · Infinity maze · Okino's house · Place of swords · Scott's garage · Shifty's table · Side-scrolling platforms · Sushimi's sushi restaurant · Terra Karana · Terra Technica · Terra Domina
Realms Cloud Kingdom · Djinjago · First Land · Imperium · Land of Lee · Land of Madness · Land of Monsters · Mysterium · Never-Realm · Ninjago · Spectral Lands (Cursed Realm · Departed Realm) · Underworld · Wyldness
Other Ethereal Divide · Grasslands · Nether-Space · Ras' master's void · Source Dragons' void · The Overlord's void
The LEGO Ninjago Movie locations Ninjago · Ninjago City · Bridge of Fallen Mentors · Canyon of General Unhappiness · Fireplace · Garmadon's Volcano Lair · Ham's street food stall · Jungle of Lost Souls · Koko's apartment · Lost City of Generals · Ninja Mech Garage · Ninjago Beach · Ninjago High School · Ninjago Tower · Omakase · Temple of Fragile Foundations · Wu's temple