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“I was attacked by Treehorns on a walk through Birchwood Forest! So those lanky leaf-lovers felt the full force of my enchanted lichen!”

Treehorns are large, four-legged creatures that live in the Birchwood Forest and are led by the Treehorn queen. They have large red eyes and pale blue skin dotted with irregular black patches—the latter forms a pattern reminiscent of a birch tree's bark. Overall, a Treehorn's long neck, large mandibles, and unnaturally long, thin legs make it appear as a cross between an insect and a deer.

Treehorns stalk their habitat in near-silence, their long legs nearly indistinguishable from the birch trees around them. When prey is spotted, they surround it and attack with their legs, kicking their prey around and stomping them when they fall. Although their height makes them somewhat unsteady and easy to knock down, they display high durability and surprising speed.

History[]

Prior to the series[]

As part of their father's training, Wu and Garmadon traveled to the Birchwood Forest, where they participated in "Cross-country racing with Treehorns".[1]

When Flintlocke was transported to the arctic by Nadakhan thanks to his second wish, the Treehorn queen attacked him, chasing the pirate across the falling, icy stalactites. However, he escaped her when he wished to be on a pirate ship, transporting Flintlocke to the Misfortune's Keep.[2]

At some point, Fungus was supposedly attacked by Treehorns in the Birchwood Forest, where he immobilized them using enchanted climbing lichen.[3]

Tick Tock[]

After Zane and the other ninja learned of the former's true nature (a Nindroid built by Dr. Julien) they were encountered by several Treehorns. Previously, the beasts had been held at bay by the Juggernaut, but its deactivation at Zane's hands allowed a whole group of Treehorns to attack the hidden workshop. They nearly defeated Kai, Jay, and Cole, but Zane arrived and fought them off. After their queen was defeated by Zane unlocking his True Potential, the other Treehorns fled.

Shadow of Ronin (non-canon)[]

Zane encounters several Treehorns as he raced through the forest to the Ice Temple.

Appearances[]

Ninjago: Masters of Spinjitzu[]

Season 1: Rise of the Snakes[]

Season 3: Rebooted[]

Tall Tales[]

Books[]

Video games[]

Ninjago Magazine[]

Gallery[]

Concept art[]

In Ninjago: Masters of Spinjitzu[]

Season 1: Rise of the Snakes[]

Tall Tales[]

Quest for the Lost Powers[]

In other media[]

Translations[]

Language Name
Czech Stromorožce
German Baumhörnchen
Hungarian Tuskólábúak
Polish Drzewozwierze

References[]

Animals

Species

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Individual animals

Adam · Balee · Bahn · Bandit · Boreal · Cave Snake · Chompy · Crabby · Crab monster · Crabbed beast · Dragon keeper (non-canon) · Eridany · Egalt · Feisty · Fire Dragon (Core) · Fire Dragon (Dragons Rising) · Fire Fang · Firstbourne · Flame · Flameheart · Fluffy · Giant scorpion · Gifting Goat · Great Devourer · Grief-Bringer · Guide Parrot · Heatwave · Henry · Ice bird · Jack the Rabbit · Jiro · Krag · Kuma · Large dragons · Leafy Dragon (non-canon) · Legendary Dragon · Lightning Dragon Mother (non-canon) · Matriarch of Fallen Leaves · Matriarch of the Mountain Dragons · Meowthra · Mister Whiskers · Mr. Fussly Fussly · Pace Dragon · Patriarch of the Northern Spiral · Pebbles · Pet dragon (non-canon) · Red · Riyu · Rock monster · Rocky · Rodrigo · Rontu · Ross · Seven Deadly Butterflies of Shaolin · Shard · Sir Chomps-A-Lot · Slab · Snickers · Source Dragon of Energy · Source Dragon of Flow · Source Dragon of Life · Source Dragon of Meditation · Source Dragon of Motion · Source Dragon of Strength · Sparky · Stone Hawk (non-canon) · Stormbringer · Stormbringer's baby · Thunder Dragon · Treehorn queen · Ultra Dragon · Undead Mino · Undersea Biscuit · Unknown Source Dragon · Water Dragon · Wisp · Wu's chicken · Wu's dog (non-canon) · Zane's Mino · Zanth · Zippy · Zippy's uncle

Ninjago Wildlife

Ash Bats · Bongo Tigers · Boogie-Woogie Bears · Burning Snakes · Burnt Fish · Chewie Goats · Dark Condors · Floating Cougars · Frozen Owls · Hot Air Baboons · Iceberg Whales · Lazy Bugs · Light Condors · Molten Moles · Ninja Bunnies · Ninja Squirrels · Ninja Tortoises · Polar Ice Bears · Rockslide Bats · Underworld's Boney Creatures · Wicked Spiders

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