Tournament Of Elements: Personal Narrative

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Season 4: Tournament of Elements takes place up to six months after season 3. Jay and Cole are still mad at each other because of the whole pointless love triangle thing, and the whole team has fallen apart with Zane gone. Jay is a game show host, Cole is a lumberjack, and Kai is fighting in underground Slither Pits. Only Lloyd is still training. Lloyd tries desperately to get the team back together, but it is only when they get a message saying that Zane is still alive do they unite to find him. They travel to Chen’s Island to participate in the Tournament of Elements, and Garmadon goes with them to look after them, gaining access by throwing a crew member overboard. (Sorry, no link to Garmadon gaining access to the ship, since apparently other people don’t like this scene as much as I do, even though I think it’s one of the best Garmadon moments ever.) …show more content…
Clouse is worried about Garmadon’s return, but Chen assures him that nothing will happen so long as they are holding Zane hostage. The four manage to survive the first round, and later that night when they’re sneaking around, they discover that Chen steals the powers from the losers, and that he’s already stolen Zane’s power. Zane is suffering from nightmares and amnesia, but P.I.X.A.L. is locked in the room next to him, and their talking helps him. Meanwhile, Nya is repairing the Bounty and trying to talk to Wu about Jay and Cole, but even Sensei Wu is fed up with it and refuses to get involved. The tournament continues, and Kai wins his fight. However, Chen changes the brackets and Jay and Cole have to fight each other. Kai and Lloyd manage to get Neuro to help them try to stop the fight, and even though Neuro learns that the powers are for a spell to turn the Anacondrai Cultists into real Anacondrai, they can’t stop the
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