When the fate of their world, Ninjago, is challenged by great threats, it's up to the ninja: Kai, Jay, Cole, Zane, Lloyd and Nya to save the world.
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These are ordered by the people they share with this show, cast and crew who worked on both.
More overlap ranks higher. Someone who worked on almost everything counts for less than a rare connection, so a person who links only these two shows is worth more than a prolific one.
Writer Chris Wyatt wrote for both and Kevin Burke wrote too, with 43 others.
Scott McNeil plays The Overlord (voice) across 20 episodes and Garry Chalk and Mackenzie Gray appear too, with 2 others.
Michael Kopsa plays Vex (voice) across nine episodes and Heather Doerksen and Mackenzie Gray appear too, with 9 others.
Garry Chalk plays Killow (voice) across 10 episodes and Michael Adamthwaite and Michael Kopsa appear too, with 13 others.
Peter New plays Groko (voice) across two episodes and Andrew McNee and Mackenzie Gray appear too, with 14 others.
Alessandro Juliani plays Kapau (voice) across five episodes and Dean Redman and Heather Doerksen appear too, with 10 others.
Scott McNeil plays The Overlord (voice) across 20 episodes and Vincent Tong and Nicole Oliver appear too, with 3 others.
Garry Chalk plays Killow (voice) across 10 episodes and Michael Daingerfield and Adrian Petriw appear too, with 9 others.
Kirby Morrow plays Cole (voice) across 119 episodes and Doron Bell and Michael Antonakos appear too, with 4 others.
Writer Kevin Burke wrote for both and Chris Wyatt wrote too.
Heather Doerksen plays Skylor (voice) across 29 episodes and Peter New and Andrew McNee appear too, with 20 others.
Adrian Petriw plays Fugi-Dove (voice) across five episodes and Zach LeBlanc and Shannon Chan-Kent appear too, with 1 other.