| Snakes | Serpentine |
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"I was bitten by a snake." |
| This article is about a subject that is relevant to the storyline of both the Ninjago TV franchise and the LEGO Movie franchise. Information may be more directed toward one continuity than the other. |
Snakes are legless reptiles native to Ninjago and the Wyldness.
History[]
Spellbound (flashback)[]
Subspecies[]
- Burning Snakes
- Electro-Cobrai
- Vermillion
- Elemental Cobras
- Poisonous pythons[2]
- Snake Army (anthropomorphic snakes)
Known snakes[]
- Great Devourer's mother
- Great Devourer
- Fire Fang
- Cave Snake
- Shen (non-canon)
- Oroku (non-canon)
Appearances[]
Sets[]
Boxed sets[]
- 9450 Epic Dragon Battle
- 70621 The Vermillion Attack
- 70622 Desert Lightning
- 70624 Vermillion Invader
- 70626 Dawn of Iron Doom
- 70627 Dragon's Forge
- 70617 Temple of the Ultimate Ultimate Weapon
- 70670 Monastery of Spinjitzu (painting)
- 70674 Fire Fang
- 71732 Epic Battle Set - Jay vs. Serpentine (statue)
- 71734 Kai's Blade Cycle
- 71741 Ninjago City Gardens (pictured)
- 71764 Ninja Training Center
Magazine gifts[]
Ninjago: Masters of Spinjitzu[]
Season 1: Rise of the Snakes[]
- 1. "Rise of the Snakes" (rubber toys)
- 4. "Never Trust a Snake" (pictured)
- 5. "Can of Worms" (rubber toys and pictured)
- 6. "The Snake King" (statue)
- 7. "Tick Tock" (flashback)
- 12. "The Rise of the Great Devourer"
- 13. "Day of the Great Devourer"
Season 2: Legacy of the Green Ninja[]
- 23. "Island of Darkness" (pictured)
Season 3: Rebooted[]
- 28. "The Art of the Silent Fist" (flashback)
- 29. "Blackout"
- 30. "The Curse of the Golden Master"
Season 4: Tournament of Elements[]
- 40. "Spellbound" (flashback)
Ninjago: Decoded[]
- 1. "Legacy" (video)
- 3. "Legendary Places" (video)
- 4. "Ninjago's Most Wanted" (video)
- 7. "Beasts and Dragons" (video)
- 8. "Rise of Garmadon" (video)
Season 8: Sons of Garmadon[]
- 81. "Game of Masks" (flashback)
Season 9: Hunted[]
- 92. "Saving Faith" (flashback)
Tales from the Monastery of Spinjitzu[]
- 2. "Green and Gold" (painting)
- 4. "Elemental Rider" (painting)
- 5. "Blue Lightning" (painting)
- 6. "Samurai X-Treme" (painting)
Season 10: March of the Oni[]
- 95. "The Darkness Comes" (painting)
- 98. "Endings" (painting)
Season 11: Secrets of the Forbidden Spinjitzu[]
- 99. "Wasted True Potential" (painting)
- 102. "The Belly of the Beast" (dream)
- 103. "Boobytraps and How to Survive Them"
- 104. "The News Never Sleeps!"
- 106. "Snaketastrophy"
- 107. "Powerless"
- 108. "Ancient History"
- 110. "Under Siege"
- 111. "The Explorers Club"
- 112. "Vengeance is Mine!"
- 128. "Awakenings" (flashback)
Season 13: Master of the Mountain[]
- 145. "Shintaro" (painting)
The Island[]
- 162. "The Keepers of the Amulet" (mentioned)
Season 14: Seabound[]
- 165. "A Big Splash" (painting)
Ninjago: Reimagined[]
- 5. "Golden Hour"
The Virtues of Spinjitzu[]
- 1. "Curiosity" (painting)
Season 15: Crystalized[]
- 182. "The Call of Home" (painting; flashback)
- 193. "A Sinister Shadow" (flashback)
- 199. "Crystastrophe" (pictured)
- 210. "Roots" (painting)
Ninjago: Dragons Rising[]
Return to the Wyldness[]
- 1. "Queen of RAGE!"
- 3. "A maze of reflections"
Ninjago Magazine[]
- 34. Construction Fight!
- 36. Babysitting the Hard Way! (non-canon)
- 37. Brawl of the Jungle!
Ninjago: Legacy Magazine[]
- 1. The Four Trials (non-canon)
- 9. Shadow of the Past (mentioned)
- 17. Snakes in the Sand (flashback)
- 19. The Dark Mechs
Books[]
- Tomb of the Fangpyre (vision; non-canon)
- The Lair of Tanabrax (mentioned)
- Quest for the Lost Powers
Garmadon[]
- Two Moon Village (flashback)
- The Snake in the Garden (flashback)
Movies[]
Trivia[]
- The Serpentine are based on them.
- While many snakes in Ninjago are vipers (recently-hatched Serpentine[3]), Tommy Andreasen confirmed that real snakes also exist in Ninjago.[4]
Gallery[]
In LEGO form[]
Promotional media[]
The Great Devourer in a 2012 LEGO commercial
A version of the Great Devourer on a poster for Season 1: Rise of the Snakes
Ninjago: The Ride at LEGOLAND
The Great Devourer in the Rise of the Snakes mural
Three Elemental Cobras in the background in a promotional poster for Secrets of the Forbidden Spinjitzu.
Fire Fang and Boreal
The Great Devourer on the cover of Garmadon
Concept art[]
Set concept of the Great Devourer
On the cover of Jack the Rabbit
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The Great Devourer in concept art for The LEGO Ninjago Movie
Concept art of Fire Fang and an Elemental Cobra
In Ninjago: Masters of Spinjitzu[]
Season 1: Rise of the Snakes[]
The young Devourer after biting Garmadon
The face of the Great Devourer in Ninjago's past
Pictured on the cover of Jack the Rabbit
The Serpentine gathering before the Great Devourer in a drawing on the wall of the Constrictai Tomb.
The statue honoring the Devourer in Ouroboros
The Great Devourer rises from the Lost City of Ouroboros
The Great Devourer rising from Ouroboros
The Great Devourer stares down at the ninja
A shot of The Great Devourer's upper body
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The Great Devourer roars at the ninja
The Great Devourer on a hologram.
The Great Devourer destroys the Destiny's Bounty
The Great Devourer arrives at Ed and Edna's junkyard
The Devourer in a subway tunnel
The Devourer prepares to attack Ed and Edna's jalopy.
The Great Devourer confronts the Ultra Dragon from atop a skyscraper.
The Great Devourer approaches Kai
The Devourer pursues Cole
Jay draws the Devourer's attention
The Devourer lunges at Zane and Jay.
The Great Devourer trapped.
An immobilized Great Devourer biting its own tail as Lord Garmadon prepares the final blow.
Season 3: Rebooted[]
The people celebrate the Devourer's initial defeat.
Season 4: Tournament of Elements[]
Season 8: Sons of Garmadon[]
Season 10: March of the Oni[]
The Great Devourer in the opening sequence.
Season 11: Secrets of the Forbidden Spinjitzu[]
Fire Fang coming out of the pyramid
Aspheera & Fire Fang vs Nya
Ninjago: Reimagined[]
In "Golden Hour"
