Guan, one of the greatest warriors of all time, shows up and meets the Xiaolin Warriors for the first time. Guan tricks Dojo to accompany him to a palace where Chase Young, one of the most evil villains of all time, resides. However, Dojo doesn't know this. There, Guan trades Dojo to Chase in order to get his Spear of Guan back. Without the Spear, Guan is practically nothing. Dojo is horrified when he learns what Chase plans to do with him.moreless
Guan, one of the greatest warriors of all time, shows up and meets the Xiaolin Warriors for the first time. Guan tricks Dojo to accompany him to a palace where Chase Young, one of the most evil villains of all time, resides. However, Dojo doesn't know this. There, Guan trades Dojo to Chase in order to get his Spear of Guan back. Without the Spear, Guan is practically nothing. Dojo is horrified when he learns what Chase plans to do with him. evil plans evil soupy plans eevil dragon soupy plans evil weird dragon soupy plans evil spicer weird dragon soupy PLANS!moreless
Chase Young debuted in this episode. According to my friend, Chase is the ultimate villain in the entire series.
The whole idea of the episode was pretty vague, in my opinion. Nothing really happened, except the whole concept that Dojo was captured and taken to Chase. However, I believe the writers wanted this episode to be more of a character development one. Another character who makes his debut is Master Monk Guan. Guan fought Chase a very long time ago, and he ended up being defeated. However, in this episode, Guan gets his revenge and ends up defeating Guan in a regular showdown (no Shen Gong Wu used). In result, Chase releases Dojo. The whole reason Chase captured Dojo was because dragons are an important ingredient in a soup that makes Chase immortal. Overall, this episode was average. I have seen better. I was kind of hoping for a Xiaolin Showdown and that the gang would win a new Shen Gong Wu, but they didn't.moreless
Guan, one of the greatest warriors of all time, shows up and meets the Xiaolin Warriors for the first time. Guan tricks Dojo to accompany him to a palace where Chase Young, one of the most evil villains of all time, resides. However, Dojo doesn't know this. There, Guan trades Dojo to Chase in order to get his Spear of Guan back. Without the Spear, Guan is practically nothing. Dojo is horrified when he learns what Chase plans to do with him. My favorite part of this episode is when Master Monk Guan fights Chase Young for the freedom of Dojo.moreless
i think that this episode was awesome cause they introduced the biggest vilain in the show...Chase Young.... he is not just stupid bad guy like some certain movies or shows have made that are not really bad people just people who everyone thinks are evil cause they are not goody-goodies like them or people wh oare able to do a bad thing and suddenly they are pure evil...? Sometimes, they make villains that are not really villains but people that are annoying or jerky. Anyways, i think that he is a cool villain and should rule the world but if i do fangirls will chase me out of town...again...moreless
First, not much substance. The warriors convince Guan that one should be noble and righteous always and never waver to the bad side. Not what I call a moral. Second, the story of Chase turning to the bad side and taking away the Spear of Guan is kinda pathetic. Third, we finally realise that the warriors do care for Dojo, after all that he's done for them. That's a plus point, although we should've known long ago. Fourth point, I wasn't very impressed by the fight scenes. Fifth, Master Monk Guan is ugly and Chase Young is monstrous. Last hopefully, this episode was mildly entertaining.moreless
How can Master Guan still be living if he fought against Wuya with Dashi?
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Isn't that weird that after Master Monk Guan used the repel the beast technique against Chase and that he was in his lizard form, he retransformed himself without drinking the Lao Mang Lon.
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Guan says Chase gave up his soul to live forever but in the episode "The Life and Times of Hannibal Roy Bean" Dojo says that Chase gave up his soul to be the best.
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This marks the first (and only) time where Clay uses Dojo's own name as a way to insult him. Clay responds with the expression, What a Dojo several times during the course of this episode whenever Dojo does something particularly foolish. Clay puts emphasis on the word Dojo in a tone similar to the word Dodo, as in Dodo Bird.
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Chase's armour looks very similar to the Saiyan combat suits in Dragonball Z. With the shoulder and thigh guards, the lines going through them, and chest designs on the front.
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Chase Young, in many ways has references to "Masters of the Universe". His lair has the same color scems as Snake Mountain(Skeletor's home), has big cats(like He-man and Skeletor), and he can change between human and reptile form(like King Hsss).
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The mirror battle in Chase's palace is similar to the one Bruce Lee experiences in Enter the Dragon.
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