- Not to be confused with the graphic novel.
The Fangpyre Tomb is a cave in the Cemetery of Souls where the Fangpyre tribe was sealed away by the Elemental Alliance, in an attempt to prevent the five Serpentine tribes from uniting again, causing another Serpentine War.
It is located in a graveyard in the middle of a forest, with the entrance beneath a mutated tree that resembles a two-headed snake.
History[]
After discovering the power of the Sacred Flutes, the Elemental Masters sealed the Serpentine, including the Fangpyre, into five different tombs.[1]
Snakebit[]
When the Hypnobrai betrayed Lloyd, he sought revenge by releasing another tribe to go to war with them. Using the Map of Dens, he decided to seek out the Fangpyre tribe and journeyed to the graveyard where their tomb was supposed to be hidden. Although frightened by the eerie surroundings, Lloyd found the entrance and opened the tomb, releasing the Fangpyre. Their general, Fangtom, was more than happy to help bring down the Hypnobrai but admitted that his tribe would need reinforcements before it could stand a chance against the other Serpentine.
Day of the Great Devourer[]
The Serpentine used the Fangpyre Tomb to hide from the Great Devourer after it proved impossible to control. As they gathered with several food supplies in hand, Fangtom and Skales briefly had an argument, only for the Great Devourer to pass by, forcing the Serpentine to flee inside. Later, following the Devourer's death, the cheers of Ninjago's citizens reached the Serpentine inside the tomb.
Shadow of Ronin (non-canon)[]
Appearances[]
Ninjago: Masters of Spinjitzu[]
Season 1: Rise of the Snakes[]
- 3. "Snakebit"
- 13. "Day of the Great Devourer"
Video games[]
- Viper Smash (non-canon)
- Viper Smash ZX (non-canon)
- LEGO Ninjago: Shadow of Ronin (non-canon)
Gallery[]
Concept art[]
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In Ninjago: Masters of Spinjitzu[]
In other media[]
