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“Nya, you make me so happy everyday. When we're not together, I miss you so much that it feels like part of me is missing. Will you be my Yang?”
The Yin-Yang promise was a sacred love-related tradition practiced in Ninjago.
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- The event happens twice a year, on the second Sunday, one in late March and one in early September.
- Their signification together is resembled a medallion: Yin, meaning the female, and Yang, meaning the male, which signifies their promise to be one with each other forever.
- The Yin-Yang promise is no longer practiced since Ninjago since it doesn't exist anymore.
This section of Yin-Yang Promise includes some or all content from the "Yin-Yang Promise" article from the Ninjago Wiki, a FANDOM project.
- It is unknown if there is a ceremony that follows the initial promise.[1]
- The Yin-Yang Promise is not the Ninjago equivalent of a marriage proposal.[2] It seems to be equated with betrothal.
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Yang, the active male principle of the universe, characterized as male and creative and associated with heaven, heat, and light.
Yin, the passive female principle of the universe, characterized as female and sustaining and associated with earth, dark, and cold.
The Yin-Yang Medallion
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