List of Jackie Chan Adventures characters

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This is a list of characters from the show Jackie Chan Adventures.

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[edit] Main Characters

[edit] Jackie Chan

  • Voiced by: Chan (live-action), James Sie (animated)

Jackie is an archaeologist in the series who lives in San Francisco, with his uncle. He is forced into many adventures after being spurred on by his uncle and close friend to stop the Dark Hand from evil acts with magical artifacts and later went up against similar evil forces. Jackie is a skilled martial artist, but would prefer not to fight evil forces unless he had no choice. His catchphrases are "Bad day, bad day, bad day, BAD DAY!!!!!" "VERY BAD DAY!!!!!" "Talk Later! and "I'm sorry, I'll bring it back later, thank you!" and "That's crazy Jade, you're crazy."

[edit] Jade Chan

  • Voiced by: Stacie Chan (present Jade; Future Jade, second appearance), Lucy Liu (Future Jade, first appearance),

Jade is Jackie's Hong Kong-born niece, who quickly adapts to American culture. She is adventurous, and to that extent, frequently disobeys her uncle's advice to remain in safety, preferring to accompany Jackie as he uses his martial arts abilities. Jade is also the Chosen One of the Ben-Shui order, although she seems largely unaware of this fact. This accounts for her considerable skill, energy, and enthusiasm, and for her tremenduous, yet tenuous, ability in Martial Arts, demonstrated when she easily beat up a skilled Section 13 worker called Mickey in the opening scene of the Tchang Tsu portal episode.

In the last episode, Jade was hired as an agent of Section 13. In several episodes, Jade encounters a future version of herself. This future Jade is the head of Section 13, and came back in time once to stop Drago. Later on, present Jade traveled to the future and found that Captain Black is back in charge of Section 13 and her future self has been reassigned to desk duty as punishment for Future Jade's previous unauthorized use of the Dragon Talisman which resulted in the destruction of a donut shop.

[edit] Uncle Chan

Uncle, as he is known (he is called "sensei" by Tohru, which means "teacher" in Japanese), is the uncle to Jackie and great-uncle to Jade. He is an antique store owner, and an accomplished chi wizard, learning his skills from Master Fong. He has a stereotypical Chinese accented drawl, usually talks in third person about himself, and often uses Cantonese in many aspects of his speech (his magic incantation, "Yu Mo Gui Gwai Fie Di Jow", means "Evil demons and malevolent spirits, be gone!" in Cantonese). Tea is his favorite drink, but he often complains it's too hot or cold and always throws the cup when he finishes. As a child, he was part of the Seven Little Fortunes opera troupe (which the real Jackie was a part of), and thus received opera school training. His character is based on Charles Chan, Jackie's father. Common sayings are "Uncle does not know. Does Uncle look like psychic?","Uncle is grumpy old geezer", "Have you learnt nothing?!? Magic must defeat magic!", "Do not question Uncle!", "Hot-cha!", "Aiiee-yaaaahh!", "One more thing!", "We must do reeea-search!", "Who else wants a piece of kung fu", and "You want a piece of Uncle?" A common gag between Uncle and Jackie is when Jackie does something wrong and Uncle hits him over the head with a two-fingered strike. He has hit other characters such as Valmont, Captain Black, Tohru, and even Hsi Wu the Sky Demon. Several times, when Jackie is unconscious, he dreams that a ghost head of Uncle is floating above him telling him what's going on and why he should get up. It always ends with Uncle's ghost whacking him over the head as mentioned before. The same dream actually happened to Uncle too, in the episode entitled "The Dog and Piggy Show. Uncle is not what one would call technology saavy, since he does not understand devices such as faxes, (he gets all his facts from books) laptops, (calling Jade's a magic waffle iron), and the World Wide Web, (which he believes is the home of a giant spider).


[edit] Tohru

  • Voiced by: Noah Nelson

A very large man, Tohru was once a enforcer for the Dark Hand and personal a servant for Valmont, its leader. However, he quickly changed allegiances when the Dark Hand manages to revive Shendu, who then double-crosses them. Forced to fight Shendu alone, he was quickly defeated, and subsequently turned himself in to Section 13's authorities. After an ordeal that allowed Tohru some degree of freedom, he became Uncle's apprentice in his magic. Later in the series, he is billed as a sumo wrestler, although having no training in such an area. In the fourth season, he is also found to be a descendant of a samurai. After he and Uncle banish Shendu and Drago, Uncle decides that Tohru is now a full Chi wizard.

Capt Black
Capt Black

[edit] Section 13 & J-Team

[edit] Captain Augustus Black

Captain Black is the head of Section 13 and Jackie's longtime friend. Although he had strongly believed against the existence of magic (perhaps as a government policy), he quickly changed his beliefs when he saw Shendu with his own eyes. Since then, he is frequently covering up the actions of Jackie as he undertakes his various magic-related adventures.

[edit] El Toro Fuerte

El Toro Fuerte
El Toro Fuerte

El Toro Fuerte (often called El Toro) is a Mexican masked luchador, who prides himself at never removing his mask (ironically enough, in every episode that has centered around El Toro, but not every episode in which he has appeared, El Toro loses or removes his mask). Originally the holder of the Ox Talisman of super strength, he gives up the talisman to prove that his skills are legitimate. Common sayings are "Sorry", which he may have used in every episode he appeared in excluding the finale.[citation needed] In "Aztec Rat Race", El Toro is revealed to have a fear of mice and rats.

[edit] Paco

  • Voiced by: Franco Velez

Paco is El Toro Fuerte's #1 fan, who believes that El Toro is the greatest fighter ever. Although his belief has been questioned throughout the series, he remains loyal to El Toro, who had given him his own mask as a reward of loyalty, and became a sidekick to El Toro. He plays Jade to El Toro's Jackie. Paco and Jade often end up fighting over whose mentor is better. He often calls Jade, "Yade."

Viper
Viper

[edit] Viper

Viper is an ex-thief who had, stolen the Snake Talisman before repenting her ways. Although there remain Jackie's persistent doubts as to her trustworthiness, she is usually valued in times of need. She is often portrayed as a romantic foil for Jackie, and shares a close big-sister relationship with Jade.

[edit] Animals

[edit] Super Moose

A moose doll who appears to be Jade's favorite cartoon/comic character of Super Moose. Whenever Jade decides she needs a little more muscle to help her help Jackie, she uses the rat talisman to "re-animate" the doll who truly believes he's a super hero. Interestingly, the show has something for Moose as in the first season Jade often wanted to go to Moose World, a moose themed amusement park. After the second season, Moose World seems to have vanished to be replaced by Super Moose. In the fifth season episode "Antler Action", we find out that Super Moose also has his own comic series, which could explain the whole thing with moose on the show.

[edit] Scruffy

The noble dog who received the Talisman power of immortality when the Talismans were destroyed. Scruffy was a stray that was befriended by Jade, before she or anyone else knew he had the Talisman power. Scruffy was the first of the noble animals to be kept in Section 13 away from Daolon Wong. Scruffy played a big role in Season 3, becoming Jade's pet after all the noble animals lost their powers to Shendu. In Season 4, Scruffy showed up in one episode when he accidentally put on an Oni mask and became completely vicious controlling the Bat Shadowkhan. With the help of Super Moose, Mordecai and Eggbert, the J-Team removed the mask and Scruffy was back to normal. Scruffy wasn't seen after that.

[edit] Eggbert

The noble rooster who was granted the Talisman power of Levitation. Eggbert accompanied Jackie and Jade on the quest for the next noble animal, where he made friends with Mordecai the noble pig. After a brief tour of the area, using their powers along the way, Eggbert lost his powers to Daolon Wong and became the property of farmer McDonald. He later returned with his hog buddy to use the Rooster Talisman in battle against the Bat Shadowkhan and the demon forces unleashed by Drago.

[edit] Mordecai

The noble pig who received the Talisman power of heat beam eyes when the Talismans were destroyed. Mordecai belongs to farmer McDonald, a rather pushy old man who actually believes in magic. Mordecai temporarily used his powers in tandem with Eggbert the rooster, whom he developed a friendship with, but then lost them to Daolon Wong. Mordecai later used the Pig Talisman in tandem with Eggbert using the Rooster twice: once to battle the Shadowkhan, and then in the battle with Drago's demon forces.

[edit] Villains

[edit] The Dark Hand

[edit] Valmont

Valmont (with Shendu behind him).
Valmont (with Shendu behind him).
NOTE: For both of his brief appearances in season five Valmont appears in a non-speaking role.

The leader who hails from the United Kingdom. He conspires with Shendu first to acquire all the Talismans, then - this time involuntarily, since he is accidentally possessed by Shendu - to free the Demon Sorcerers. He later makes other appearances on the show, mostly serving as a minor villain, since his fortune and criminal empire crumbled after the Demon Sorcerer incident and the second Talisman hunt.

[edit] Finn

The Irish comedian of the Dark Hand. He is a 70s fanatic, and before joining the Dark Hand sang disco at weddings. As a dragon, he had the ability to shoot fire from his fingers. Member of the Enforcers.

[edit] Ratso

A dimwitted strongman with a love of toys. He wears a bandage across his nose as a fashion statement, and had a degree in physics before joining the Enforcers. He could generate fire from his hands after becoming infused with fire demon chi. When the monkey talisman affected him, he was usually turned into a rat (fitting, based on his name). Member of the Enforcers.

[edit] Chow

The shortest member of the group; his trademark is a pair of yellow-orange sunglasses. These sunglasses are a mark of his days as an employee of the Sunglasses Emporium before his Dark Hand career. He gained the ability to shoot fire from his eyes during his employ by Drago. He is the Enforcer's weapons expert as he managed to pull out various weapons from his jacket. Member of the Enforcers. He´s afraid of flying and heights. He´s possible the youngest member of the group.

[edit] Hak Foo

A spiky hair, muscle bound Dragon Ball Z parody. He shouts out metaphorical animal related descriptions each time he launches his attacks (e.g. "Angry Crow Takes Flight", when Hak Foo uses an airborne attack), and occasionally even when he performs mundane tasks (in one episode, he utters "Mouse Runs Through Maze" while navigating through a building, then "Mouse Takes Cheese" when he retrieves the Pan Ku Box shortly after). This unusual practice makes his fighting style very easy to predict. In his first appearance in Season 1, he was the first character that had ever been able to defeat Jackie fairly in a one on one match. In season 2 he was brought in as Tohru's replacement. After the hunt to free Shendu's siblings ended, Hak Foo left the Dark hand and became a freelancer. He was temporarily a Dark Chi Warrior, and was the only one completely comfortable with the change. Hak Foo then aided Tarakudo in recovering the Oni Masks with the other Enforcers. Hak Foo later aided the J-Team and the other Enforcers in the final battle against Drago. At that point, he was pretty much broke from serving evil and needed some kind of income. As he stated, "Hungry gopher digs hole."

[edit] The Demon Sorcerers

  • Tchang Zu of Thunder--Immortal Item is Castanets--Portal in Los Angeles, California--Demon Chi is the power of Thunder. His old palace had long since been paved over and turned into a parking lot.
  • Po Kong of the Mountains--Immortal Item is Drum--Portal in Japan--Demon Chi is the power of the Mountain. She's the largest of the Demon Sorcerers and is always hungry. Her favorite food is humans.
  • Xiao Fung of Wind--Immortal Item is Fan--Portal in a prison--Demon Chi is the power of Wind. A giant toad that can let loose with hurricane-force winds from his mouth.
  • Hsi Wu of the Sky--Immortal Item is flute--Portal in Fenway Park--Demon Chi is the power of the Sky. He's the smallest of the Demon Sorcerers and is mostly pushed around by the others.
  • Tso Lan of the Moon--Immortal Item is Lotus--Portal is halfway between the Earth and the Moon--Demon Chi is the power of Gravity. He's got a very snobbish personality and considers everyone, including his own brethern as insignificant.
  • Dai Gui of Earth--Immortal Item is Flower--Portal in Spain--Demon Chi is the power over Earth. He's a big, brutish oaf and is a bit dim-witted.
  • Bai Tza of Water--Immortal Item is Gourd--Portal in Colosseum in Rome--Demon Chi is power over Water. She's the most selfish of the Demon Sorcerers and considers herself as some kind of queen. Her former kingdom used to be Atlantis.
  • Shendu A Draconic Demon Sorcerer of Fire who was turned to stone by the ancient warrior Lo Pei--Immortal Item is Sword--Portal in Hong Kong, China, at the entrance of "Moose World" to be exact.--Demon Chi is power over Fire. He is also the father of Drago. He's been turned into stone twice, killed, ressurected and was last seen banished with his son to the Demon Realm.

[edit] Dark Chi Forces

[edit] Daolon Wong

A Dark Chi wizard. His left eye is grey, his right eye is green and he has mouths on his palms, which he uses to extract chi. He first appears when Tohru is mistaken for a legendary Chosen One. Using his Dark Chi Warriors: Gun, Run, and Chui, he attacks Tohru, seeking to destroy him and upset the balance of Chi in favor of evil. He fails in his first attempt, but later returns to use the dark Chi contained in the idol of the Three Wise Monkeys. He is beaten again, and then becomes the main villain in the show as he attempts to steal the talismans. After his warriors are captured inside the lost urn of Wei Cheing, Wong turns Finn, Ratso, and Chow into his new warriors. Despite obtaining the Pig and Rooster talisman powers (partially also the Sheep Tailsman Power), Wong is highly unsuccessful, even when he turns Hak Foo into the fourth Dark Warrior: Zen. He later makes a bargain with Shendu, restoring the dragon to life in exchange for the power of the Dragon talisman. However, Shendu betrays him and takes all his talisman powers. Wong is later ambushed by Uncle as he is going to challenge Shendu, and loses his powers to one of Uncle's spells. Wong then reveals to Uncle the spell that turns Shendu to stone in order to get revenge against Shendu for his betrayal. Wong later attempted to escape prison by summoning the Shadowkhan, a feat he had managed once before. However, he instead released Tarakudo. Wong later escaped prison, and went after the Déjà Vu stone. Despite his best efforts, he lost the stone, and was last seen being dragged away by past versions of the Enforcers.

[edit] Dark Chi Warriors

Wong originally employed three dark warriors known as Gun, Run, and Chui. Each had a different weapon: Gun had a boomerang blade similar to a windmill shuriken (and materialized with a smoke effect), Run had a sledgehammer (who appears with a flame effect) and Chui had a bo staff/Sa Tjat Koen (with a pouring-in effect). These warriors were all silent, and controlled their weapons with their thoughts. After they were imprisoned in the lost urn of Wei Cheng by Uncle, Wong replaced them with Finn, Ratso, and Chow, respectively. These three retained their predecessors' powers, but still managed to prove incompetent. Wong later made Hak Foo into a Dark Chi Warrior called Zen, who combined Hak Foo's traditional attack style with powerful magic, and materialized with a lightning bolt effect. Wong temporarily endowed them with armor to battle Shendu, but when Uncle shattered Wong's scepter, the Enforcers returned to normal, and the Dark Chi Warriors ceased to exist.

[edit] Oni

  • Tarakudo (Miguel Ferrer), the king of all Shadowkhan and lord of all Oni. Tarakudo is a big floating head in mid-air. Tarakudo once terrorized the Earth, with his trusty nine oni generals. Tarakudo's regin came to an end when the spirits of his generals were trapped within nine masks. Years later, Tarakudo is accidentally awakened by Daolon Wong, when he himself was trying to get himself out of trouble. Tarakudo sets out to find the generals, but the Chan's find all the masks, but the masks break and the generals are released. In the final showdown, the Chan's discover there's a tenth mask and, surprise, it's Tarakudo's, and Tarakudo's true form is revealed to be a humanoid body. Jade smacks the Mask on his face, and he and the nine generals and shadowkhan are sucked into the mask.
  • Ikazuki, Tarakudo's second-in-command and one of the nine Oni Generals.
  • Shadowkhan- a group of shadow warriors initially controlled by Shendu. In the Season 4, it was revealed Shendu only possessed this power because of the Oni Mask. Daolon Wong also controlled the Shadowkhan briefly through the same mask. Jade also manages to control them by making a tattoo from the face off the cover of a book and takes over Section 13. Tarakudo, king of the Shadowkhan, was later awakened and set out to capture the nine Oni masks that control nine different tribes of Shadowkhan. Chow later put on the mask and took temporary control before having it removed by Jackie.

[edit] Dragons

[edit] Drago (Jackie Chan Adventures)

Shendu's son who came back from the future to free him, then went after the demon sorcerers' powers. In the end he succeeded in absorbing the demon powers but was trapped in the Demon Netherworld with his father by Uncle and Tohru.

[edit] Strikemaster Ice

Originally, Strikemaster Ice used to be a pizza delivery boy who learned martial arts skills equal to if not greater than Jackie's, at a monastery. Eventually he and his cohorts, DJ Fist and MC Cobra, were kicked out for bad behavior. They sought revenge against the monastery by attacking it and stealing a jewel that turned into a laser weapon that goes on a person's arm. The Chans, with the help of Finn, Ratso and Chow defeated Ice and his posse. Later he and his two cronies become Drago's dragonized henchmen and Strikemaster Ice becomes Drago's second-in-command. Like Drago, Ice could breathe fire, and he later gained earth powers from Drago. He and his men lost their dragon powers and reverted back to their human forms, when Uncle and Tohru banished Drago and Shendu to the Demon Netherworld. Afterwards he, Fist and Cobra tried to escape, but were stopped by El Toro and Paco.

[edit] DJ Fist and MC Cobra

Strikemaster Ice's posse who met him while they trained in the monastery. Like Ice, they received dragon powers from Drago. While Cobra ran at super speeds, the silent DJ Fist possessed super strength. When Drago infused them with Demon Chi, Cobra gained wind power while Fist got thunder. When Drago and Shendu were sent to the Demon Netherworld, they, along with Ice, lost their powers.

[edit] Dragon Minions

The Dragon Minions are Shendu's wyvern servants who he planned to unleash to destroy Asia. Before he could free them, he was defeated by the Chans. They later appeared after Shendu altered history, serving as sentries and steeds for the Demon Sorcerer of Fire. They appeared again in the future, where Drago used them to take over Section 13.

[edit] Minor characters

[edit] Lo Pei

An ancient warrior who was responsible for Shendu's first petrification. This set the stage for the series, as his spell also removed the twelve talismans from Shendu and he then scattered them to the winds. In the present day, a terracotta statue of Lo Pei was placed on exhibit in San Francisco. Uncle and Jackie were studying the statue, in hopes that it hid the key to finding the remaining talismans. Jade inadvertently broke it, and used the Horse Talisman to heal it. She then brought it to life with the Rat, bringing Lo Pei to the modern era. Using his Energy, Immobilizer, and Levitation scrolls, he stole the other talismans from Section 13 (The ones that were in the vault at the time). As he sought to hide the talismans again, he was met by Jackie, whom he mistook for an enemy. He was later tricked by the Dark Hand, who managed to steal all the talismans but the Rat from him. He then befriended Jade, copying her thumbs-up gesture and her cry of "Hooah!" The Dark Hand and the Shadowkhan came looking for the Rat, but Lo Pei recovered the other Talismans and threw the Rat to Jackie and Jade as they made their escape. When the Chans went to visit the statue, they found it slightly altered: one of Lo Pei's hands was making a thumbs-up gesture. Lo Pei later appeared in a Shendu flashback, when Uncle used Lo Pei's original spell to once again return Shendu to stone.

[edit] Drew

A classmate of Jade's at her school. When Jade would tell the class the adventures she would have with her Uncle Jackie, the class would tease and make fun of her. Drew is often the main instigator and presumably her rival. There are times in the show were Drew is mere feet from unbelievable experiences (like Jade becoming Queen of the Shadowkhan or Hsi Wu posing as a new student to get to Jade and her family) and he never finds out the truth. Finally an incident involving talisman powered animals, Daolon Wong and his dark warriors would reveal that Jade was telling the truth all along. When he tries to tell the class what he saw, Jade denies that she knew anything, and then the class laughed at him. Regardless, he still acts like a jerk to Jade.

[edit] Mama Tohru

Tohru's mother makes frequent appearances in the series. The first time, she arrives and makes Tohru feel unworthy of her love, and she immediately hits off on the wrong note with Uncle. She later proves herself a feisty, if short, woman, by taking down a room full of thugs back-to-back with Uncle. Mama later joins the Chans and Tohru on a cruise ship, where her antagonism of Uncle continues. However, the two once again work together to stop the forces of darkness, tripping several thieves using shuffleboard pucks. Mama appears again during the quest for the Snake Talisman power, and inadvertently infuses part of the magic of the egg it is contained in into her tea, turning her invisible. She aids the Chans once again, and Uncle reluctantly makes her visible again, but she briefly has green scales. When Tohru is infected by an evil mirror spirit, his worst fears about himself come true and he turns into a giant version of his mother! Fortunately, the change was not permanent.

[edit] Chang

A corrupt businessman with an insatiable craving to possess jade (the stone, not the niece). The J-Team encountered him when Captain Black sends them to infiltrate his organization, to find out where the jade is being kept. They enter as contestants in a martial arts tournament: Tohru is the only one to win his match, and Jackie is left with sore hands from the same competition Chang lost one of his in. Jade (niece) sneaks into Chang's headquarters, and finds the jade (stone). While Tohru's former opponents in the sumo competition take care of Chang's hired thugs, the other J-Team members take on the remaining champions. After successfully defeating Chang, the J-Team take him into custody and recover the jade (stone). Later, Chang returns with a dark wizard at his command, who creates clones of the J-Team to replace and eliminate them, as well as to recover his precious jade (stone). However, the J-Team originals reverse the spells needed to make the clones evil, and the two J-Teams bring down Chang.

He escapes from prison again, however, with the help of his Chang Gang, a group of criminals meant to beat the J-Team at their own strengths. For a while, it seems they might succeed, when an errant spell by Jade turns the J-Team into toddlers. However, Jade strengthens the spell and uses it on the Chang Gang, who are then defeated and sent off to juvenile detention.

[edit] Kepler

An engineer and inventor working at Section 13. He is frequently too engrossed in his work to notice anything else, especially when Jade greets him and then takes one of his new inventions for a spin. He has invented a jetpack (used by Jade) and a chronoton beam, which when Jade gets zapped and then uses the Rabbit talisman, is sent into the past, and a chronoton beam detector. As a scientist, he does not believe in magic, but is never present to see any magical forces at work anyways.

[edit] Monsters and Other Supernatural Beings

  • Springheel Jack - He appeared in the second season. He was a troll who terrorized towns and could leap with his feet (he also has a habit of constantly speaking in rhyme). Was turned to stone originally by Simon Maggins, using salt. Because of this, he was eager for revenge on his family. Jackie's light side accidentally broke him free, and searched the city for the Maggins' descendants. He arrived at Jade's school play, and threatened her friend Simona, a Maggins. The Tiger Talisman separated Jack's Yin and Yang, and the good side revealed the secret to defeating the troll. He was turned to stone again.
  • Ogre: Daolon Wong was able to conjure a giant ogre-like monster in order to do battle with Jade who had used a growth spell on herself to become older but instead caused her to increase in size. The Ogre wielded a giant club and had a topknot. It possessed superior strength but was eventually defeated.
  • Chi Vampire - A Chinese vampire (Chiang-Shih) whom Jade accidentally uncovered in an abandoned castle where Uncle was taking antiques for his shop. He absorbed the chi of Tohru, Jade and Uncle. Although Tohru survived with a chi transfer from Jade, and Jade from Uncle, Uncle became a vampire servant, but with Jade's temporary wisdom was frozen. They regained their normal chi from the Chi Vampire by chucking his left sock into the flowing water with a mushroom inside of it. The vampire, now weak again, perished in the sun. The Vampire had been able to see, talk and be immune to the sun with more chi energy.
  • El Chupacabra - A very powerful Mayan monster which would kill livestock nightly. It had great speed and strength. In one episode in the second season, this demonic creature attacked the herd of a mother and her daughter. El Toro became aware of this, and asked Jackie to translate tablets he had about the beast. But as soon as Jackie arrived, it was nearly nightfall, and they had to go fight the monster as he would come out soon. It proved to be a tough foe, but they fought back, and El Toro held the beast down, with it dying in the sunlight. A party was held in celebration, but this was short lived as it turned out El Toro had been cursed from scratches he received. Thanks to Uncle's help, the heroes found a cure and cured El Toro. El Toro as a Chupacabra was more deadly than the predecessor, as well as having some of El Toro's human features such as his goatee. The original could fly sometimes.
  • The Monkey King (Voiced by: Bobcat Goldthwait) - Originally he was in the form of a puppet that was sold in a shop that was owned by a rival of Uncle's, which Jackie and Jade bought in order for Jade to use in her schools talent show. However, when Jackie pulled his leg, he was transformed into a puppet, while the Monkey King was transformed into a humanoid form. With the Rat Talisman, Puppet-Jackie was reanimated and both he and Jade set out to stop the Monkey King's magic-based hijinks from getting out of control at the talent show. Meanwhile, Uncle and Tohru went to the shop and Uncle was forced to pay for a book on how to defeat the Monkey King. Using its knowledge, Uncle contacted Jade on Jackie's cell phone when they lured the Monkey King to a Cement Factory and using one of Puppet-Jackie's disconnected legs was able to trick the Monkey King to pull it to reverse the spell. Presumbly, he was left behind in the Cement and later an innocent construction worker pulled the Monkey King's leg and the Monkey King was free again. The Monkey King then went to Uncle's shop, captured Tohru and forced him to tell where the Chans were in Hawaii. He interfered in the Chans' quest for the Monkey Talisman power and captured the Noble Monkey. He later attempted to create a volcanic eruption and the Monkey King was confronted by both the Chans and Daolon Wong. In the end, the Monkey King inadvertently caused a distraction long enough for the Chans to get the Monkey out of there and as a result, he was turned back into a puppet by a very angry Wong (which also freed the Construction Worker). But his wooden body was the final ingredient needed for his spell; luckily, the eruption wasn't dangerous at all: the so-called "Lava" was cherry-flavored jello, and the Monkey King's final joke.

[edit] See also

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