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#Wu said he and garmadon were very young when the fsm explained the need to pass on spinjitzu
senseioftheseidiots · 13 days
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when your teacher accidentally drops that tidbit of lore
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ninjago-nerd999 · 4 years
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Dead Dad! Au pt. 2
Ok! So some more things I wanna add to this little au of mine.
Warning: Mentions of suicide, character death, and all around angst.
First things first! Garmadon’s appearance. Obviously he’s incredibly pale, seeing as he’s basically a walking corpse. He still has his oni markings since that's what he was supposed to be, as well as horns because why not. I like to draw him in more casual clothing rather than his gi because I refuse to draw anyone in their gi lol. He wears bandages around his neck and right hand because reasons…..
(I’ll put up a reference pic later)
Secondly, since Garm can cross the realms of the dead and living, (don’t question it) he kinda becomes Ninjago’s Grim Reaper. Helping the deceased to the after life. Though he typically changes his appearance to look how he did when he was alive thanks to his Oni abilities.
Thirdly, the Garm family and what happened to them afterwards.
So for Wu, as I mentioned before, he becomes incredibly guilty. All he can think about is all the things he should have done or said that could have prevented what had happened. So he closes himself off, becoming colder as the years go on. He only loosens up later down the line when the ninja start to become his family, but it’s for this reason he tends to come off as cruel or cold. He can’t bear the thought of possibly being the fault of their demises as well.
Misako still leaves. However this time is out of grief instead simply abandoning Lloyd. The thought of raising Llyod by herself scares her, so she leaves him at Darkley’s. (I think it’s pretty clear how much I don’t like her so we’ll move on)
Now for Llyod. Here’s the thing, Garmadon died when he was still very young, so poor Llyod doesn’t really know how to feel. Of course it saddens him that he never really got to meet his dad, and the only memories he has are pretty limited. But that’s the thing, Llyod was never really told who his dad was or what he was like by ANYONE. So he kinda just moves on through life. And since there’s no Lord Garmadon, Llyod has no reason to want to be bad. So instead he runs away. He probably still accidentally unleashes the snakes, but probably more out of wanting a place to stay rather than revenge.
As you can imagine, Garmadon took great care in watching over Lloyd and Wu. (he quickly realized how much Misako sucked) He would carefully watch from the shadows, even though no one could see him, he still tried his hardest to let them know he was still there and that he loved them dearly. Though nothing ever worked. He especially felt guilty when around Wu. Watching his little brother blame himself made Garm feel like he was dying all over again. And watching his baby boy being forced to grow up and take on the whole world broke him to pieces. He wanted so badly to help them, to let them know he was there for them. But he could do nothing but watch.
Now here’s a few characters that were also affected.
Krux. Bet you weren’t expecting that!
See, me and a friend always headcanons that Krux and Acronix were actually really close with the other EMs. However their quest for power broke that bond. And when his brother was banished, Krux’s need for revenge only strengthened. Which is why he took Ray and Maya captive.
So you can imagine how much he understood the pain of losing a brother. 
In response, he let Ray and Maya go, knowing that they too were close to FSM bros, and would be heartbroken at the news.
However, it allowed Kai and Nya to grow up with parents instead of Kai having to raise Nya himself. And Krux still ran the museum, but he became someone the EMs grew to trust again rather than fear. 
Morro! I’ll explain in another post. ;)
And of course since there’s no Lord G, other villians rise to fill the role. I’ll expand on this later lol.
Now here is the main premise of the story. 
Ever since the day of the departed, Cole was still able to see spirits and entities beyond the land of the living. 
What he didn’t expect was to notice some dude following around Lloyd and Master Wu.
Now, when Cole confronts the strange man, he didn’t expect the guy to get so excited.
HOLY SHIT SOMEONE COULD SEE HIM!!!!!!
Garm was ecstatic! He immediately explained who he was (a bit too quickly for Cole to understand) and practically begged this kid to summon him.
But unfortunately, Garmadon made one mistake. 
He mentioned he was a demon.
And Cole was not cool with that.
Cole immediately doesn’t trust him and instead refuses to summon Garm. There was no way his story could be true! 
So the story goes on with funny shenanigans of Garm trying to convince Cole to summon him, but Cole keeps refusing until he’s sure Garmadon is actually who he says he is. Which is kinda difficult since he can’t really ask anyone...
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