Ninjago: Dragons Rising
Danish–Canadian computer-animated series
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| July 31 2025 | First release of the canonical short film series 'Kai's Monstrous Journey' begins |
| 2025 | Sora joins Ras and Arin, prompting the ninja to attempt to bring them back. |
| 2025 | The Forbidden Five begin their quest to collect five Prismatic Blades across the Merged Realms with the goal of freeing Thunderfang, the Shatter Dragon of Chaos, from his imprisonment. |
| 2025 | The ninja prepare to summon the Arc Dragon of Focus to stop Thunderfang's destructive plans. |
| 2025 | Arin leaves to search for his parents with the help of Lord Ras, later discovering that his parents are actually alive, contrary to previous beliefs. |
| 2025 | Thunderfang plans to destroy all the Merged Realms and become one of the Source Dragons. |
| 2025 | Jay disappears after losing in the Tournament of the Sources. |
| June 15 2025 | Ninjago Legends: Monstrosity short films were released on YouTube, making them publicly accessible after their initial convention premiere. |
| June 12 2025 | Ninjago Legends: Monstrosity short films premiered at Brickworld convention in Chicago, presenting canonical shorts set between the Crystalized and season 1 storylines. |
| April 24 2025 | Part 2 of the third season was released on Roku, with a planned Netflix release in autumn 2025. |
| April 17 2025 | Season 3 Part 1 was released on Netflix. |
| April 17 2025 | Part 1 of the third season of Ninjago: Dragons Rising premiered. |
| April 17 2025 | Season 3 Part 1 is scheduled to release on Peacock. |
| 2025 | Season 3 of Ninjago: Dragons Rising is planned or in production. |
| 2024 | Second season of Ninjago: Dragons Rising was produced |
| 2024 | Canonical short series 'Wyldfyre's Stories' was released, set between parts 1 and 2 of season 2 of Ninjago: Dragons Rising |
| 2024 | A second series of canonical Ninjago shorts was released, set between parts 1 and 2 of season 2 of Dragons Rising, titled 'Return to the Wyldness'. |
| 2024 | A series of canonical shorts titled 'The Elemental Mechs' were released to complement the new Ninjago toy sets being launched in the same year. |
| 2024 | First episode of Season 2, 'The Blood Moon', was directed by Daniel Ife and written by Kevin Burke & Chris 'Doc' Wyatt. |
| October 3 2024 | Part 2 of the second season officially released on Netflix |
| July 25 2024 | Season 2 Part 2 accidentally published on Peacock before intended release, with episodes quickly saved |
| July 25 2024 | Season 2 Part 2 episodes unintentionally published on Peacock, 2 months ahead of planned release, shortly after the first trailer was released by LEGO. |
| July 25 2024 | Part 2 of the second season initially released on Peacock but then removed |
| April 4 2024 | Season 2 Part 1 released on Netflix in the United States. |
| April 4 2024 | Part 1 of the second season of Ninjago: Dragons Rising was released on Netflix |
| April 3 2024 | Season 2 Part 1 released on Netflix in Finland. |
| 2023 | WildBrain Studios began production of Ninjago: Dragons Rising, transitioning to Unreal Engine 5 for improved animation quality. |
| October 12 2023 | Part 2 of the first season of Ninjago: Dragons Rising was released on Netflix |
| June 2023 | Lego Brawls released a new level and several playable characters based on the Ninjago: Dragons Rising series, expanding the game's content with elements from the new show. |
| June 5 2023 | Season 1 released on ITVX in the United Kingdom. |
| June 1 2023 | Season 1 released on Netflix in the United States, Canada, Japan, and Latin America |
| June 1 2023 | Part 1 of the first season of Ninjago: Dragons Rising premiered on Netflix |
| 2022 | Original Ninjago television series concluded after 11 years of continuous production. |
| July 2022 | Ninjago: Dragons Rising was initially revealed at San Diego Comic-Con |
| July 2022 | Series initially revealed at San Diego Comic-Con 2022. |
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