Lego Ninjago In One Sentence 🏳️‍🌈

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I was watching Ninjago with my sister and thought a crossover would be cool.

So...I kind of don't even want to explain it...but every time I look at some Donnie fanart in someone else's style, I mentally put it on this scale

What if

Here’s the main piece I did for the “Style on the Rise” @rise-fashion-zine, and of course, it’s a comic! I got to draw little April and Mikey, and lots of dresses! Hope y’all like it!

My Ninjago Headcanons - Lloyd

He/Him Bisexual (Also I like the possibility that he's trans, but I don't know)

“Looks like a cinnamon roll but could actually kill you”

Lloyd has a lot of mental issues like PTSD, social anxiety, separation anxiety etc. because of it he has multiple breakdowns, and cries a lot. He tries to maintain privacy but this is not always possible. Kai knows about some of his problems and tries to support him as much as he can

Lloyd has stretch marks on his lower back from when he was aged up

Because of being FSM grandkid Lloyd age slower compared to others

Lloyd love plushies and has many on his bed

Lloyd have a lot of plants mostly succulents

Other ninja make fun of Lloyd's "green power", referring to his love to plants

Lloyd don’t like to swear

When someone asks Lloyd how old is he, he responds “I’d love to know, maybe you can tell me?”

Lloyd loves “childish” room decor like glowing in the dark stars and dinosaurs or dragons patterns

 When Lloyd is upset his eyes are glowing but also his fangs get sharper

Lloyd has been bullied in the past because he was the famous son of Garmadon and also because he had no mother

Lloyd is the second shortest ninja right after Jay

All ninja blow up their alarm clocks in the morning with their elemental powers. Lloyd tries to get rid of this bad habit

Huggable

Yarn holder

A little funny tide pod duo comic based on a conversation I had with my lil brother Hamato Leonardo Da Vinky

Anyone else wonder

Why so many adhd/autism folks (among many other groups in the neurodivergent and disability communities that I cannot speak for) love 'kids' cartoons so much?

Like I wonder about the psychology behind their popularity.

Could it be a form of sensory seeking? Animation tends to be more dynamic and artistic, I would argue there are more things you can do with art and drawing than with special FX and CGI (in that there is more space to experiment and mix mediums).

Maybe it's simply an escapism thing? Society is not really made to accommodate us so why would we want to see that same world we struggle to relate to in fiction?

Attached to that: a representation thing? Characters traits tend to be more exaggerated. It can be easier to understand intentions, subtext etc that we may sometimes miss IRL. Plus, I more often see coding that makes us feel seen and understood in animation than in live-action work (though I understand both are slowly changing to be more inclusive, and there is ofc my own bias towards animation that limits the information I receive).

I'm just so curious about it.

Also I realize there are plenty of folks from these communities who watch live-action work and prefer it too lol, I just see a lot of cartoon chatter online with these groups.