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“The only way to slow a djinn long enough to catch one is with the venom of a Tiger Widow. One drop is strong enough to kill a man or tire a djinn, so he don't be poofing around.”
Soto to Lloyd, "Enkrypted"

Tiger Widows are a large species of spider that inhabit Tiger Widow Island. The lair of the one the ninja encountered is a cave with a temple entrance.

The location of their island residence (and subsequently themselves) is on a map located in Nadakhan's lantern, aboard the Misfortune's Keep.

History[]

At one point, Captain Soto acquired the venom of a Tiger Widow and used it to exhaust Nadakhan long enough to trap him in the Teapot of Tyrahn.

On a Wish and a Prayer[]

While looking for the Tiger Widow, Jay encountered the spider in its lair and fought it off, electrocuting the beast. However, the Tiger Widow destroyed Cliff Gordon's Handbook to Wooing Women, but in the process Jay managed to harvest some of its venom. The Tiger Widow proceeded to chase Jay out of its lair and across the island, warding off Nadakhan. Eventually, it cornered the ninja on a rope bridge, only to be thrown off into the chasm below.

The Last Resort[]

The Tiger Widow survived the fall and eventually returned to its lair, where it confronted Dogshank after the latter fell in through a portal. Approaching the Sky Pirate and screeching in her face, it was ironically scared off by a single "Boo" from her.

Abilities and Powers[]

The Tiger Widow the ninja encountered was incredibly fast for its size, pursuing them across the jungle in pursuit of Jay. Additionally, it had enhanced durability and endurance, being able to survive a lightning blast from Jay and a large fall into a chasm. It also weaves massive webs that can support the weight of a grown man. The Tiger Widows' most infamous asset, however, is their venom; a single drop is potent enough to kill a man, and mere skin contact can induce death within minutes, even for an Elemental Master. Their venom is also perhaps the only true weapon against a djinn, being potent enough to exhaust one enormously, leaving said Djinn vulnerable to attack. Their venom also apparently inhibits a Djinn's mental functions as well as when under the effects of the venom, Nadakhan failed to twist around Jay's wish to his favor.

Appearances[]

Sets[]

Ninjago: Masters of Spinjitzu[]

Season 6: Skybound[]

Ninjago: Decoded[]

Video games[]

Trivia[]

  • The Tiger Widow is apparently somewhat cowardly, being easily scared off by Dogshank upon confronting her.
  • Despite having eight legs in the show, in the set, it is much smaller and has six legs instead. In one of the Wu-Cru quizzes, a question asks how many legs it has, with the answer being eight, despite the set's portrayal.[citation needed]
  • It is similar in size and appearance to Spykors.
  • Due to the skeletons caught in its webs and the presence of a temple at its lair's entrance, it's possible the island was inhabited and the Tiger Widow killed all of the residents, hence why the island's location is so obscure.
  • Captain Soto might have encountered a Tiger Widow in the past.
  • It may be possible for Tox, the current Elemental Master of Poison, to survive the venom of a Tiger Widow.[1]
  • Chapter 17 of Way of the Departed originally had Cole remembering the Tiger Widow, but a fan pointed out Cole would not remember the events of Skybound, so Tommy Andreasen changed it.[2][3]

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Individual animals

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Ninjago Wildlife (LEGO.com)

Ash Bats · Bongo Tigers · Boogie-Woogie Bears · Burning Snakes · Burnt Fish · Chewie Goats · Dark Condors · Floating Cougars · Frozen Owls · Hot Air Baboons · Iceberg Whales · Lazy Bugs · Light Condors · Molten Moles · Ninja Bunnies · Ninja Squirrels · Ninja Tortoises · Polar Ice Bears · Rockslide Bats · Underworld's Boney Creatures · Wicked Spiders

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