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Jackie Chan Adventures
Format	Animated television series
Created by	John Rogers
Starring	James Sie as Jackie Chan, Chow and Shendu Stacie Chan as Jade Sab Shimono as Uncle Noah Nelson as Tohru Clancy Brown as Ratso and Captain Black Miguel Sandoval as El Toro Fuerte Franco Velez as Paco Lucy Liu as Jade (Adult)
Country of origin	United States
No. of episodes	95 (List of episodes)
Broadcast
Original run	September 9, 2000 – July 7, 2005
External links
Official website
IMDb profile
TV.com summary

Jackie Chan Adventures is a successful animated television series chronicling the adventures of a fictionalized version of action film star Jackie Chan. Many of the episodes contain references to Chan's actual works. This series ran on Kids' WB from September 9, 2000 to July 8, 2005 for a total of 95 episodes, or 5 seasons. During its run, it was also shown on Cartoon Network, and afterwards, its reruns landed on Toon Disney's Jetix block. An Arabic translation has been airing on MBC 3 since early 2006. There have been several toys and video games based on the series. Its main character designer is Jeff Matsuda, the same designer of the animated series The Batman. Image File history File links Question_book-3. ... An animated series or cartoon series is a television series produced by means of animation. ... John Rogers is a scriptwriter, film producer, and comic book writer. ... James Sie (born December 18, 1962, Summit, New Jersey) is an American voice actor. ... Sab Shimono (born Saburo Shimono July 31, 1943) is an American actor of Japanese American descent. ... Clarence J. Brown III (born January 5, 1959) is an American actor. ... Miguel Sandoval (born November 16, 1951) is an American film and television actor. ... Lucy Alexis Liu (Chinese: 劉玉玲 Liú Yùlíng, born December 2, 1968 in Queens, New York) is an Emmy Award-nominated American actress. ... This is a list of episodes of the television show Jackie Chan Adventures. ... is the 252nd day of the year (253rd in leap years) in the Gregorian calendar. ... Year 2000 (MM) was a leap year starting on Saturday. ... is the 188th day of the year (189th in leap years) in the Gregorian calendar. ... Year 2005 (MMV) was a common year starting on Saturday (link displays full calendar) of the Gregorian calendar. ... Animated series redirects here. ... Look up Action film in Wiktionary, the free dictionary. ... Chan Kong-Sang (Simplified Chinese: ; Traditional Chinese: ; pinyin: ), also known as Jackie Chan Sing Lung (Simplified Chinese: ; Traditional Chinese: ; pinyin: ) or Jackie Chan SBS, (born on April 7, 1954) is a Chinese martial artist, action star, actor, director, screenwriter, film producer, singer and stunt performer. ... Kids WB! is the Saturday morning cartoon block of The CW Television Networks weekend programming. ... is the 252nd day of the year (253rd in leap years) in the Gregorian calendar. ... Year 2000 (MM) was a leap year starting on Saturday. ... is the 189th day of the year (190th in leap years) in the Gregorian calendar. ... Year 2005 (MMV) was a common year starting on Saturday (link displays full calendar) of the Gregorian calendar. ... For Cartoon Network outside of the United States, see Cartoon Network around the world. ... Toon Disney is a 24-hour American cable television channel owned by The Walt Disney Company that mostly airs childrens animated television series. ... For Jetix in each country, see Jetix around the world. ... Arabic can mean: From or related to Arabia From or related to the Arabs The Arabic language; see also Arabic grammar The Arabic alphabet, used for expressing the languages of Arabic, Persian, Malay ( Jawi), Kurdish, Panjabi, Pashto, Sindhi and Urdu, among others. ... MBC 3 is a free-to-air children channel that belongs to the Middle East Broadcasting Center (MBC). ... The Jackie Chan Adventures video game is based upon the cartoon Jackie Chan Adventures. ... Jeff Matsuda is a comics artist and animator from the United States. ... The Batman is an Emmy Award-winning American animated television series produced by Warner Bros. ...

Plot

The series features the fictional adventures of Jackie Chan, who is an archaeologist, martial arts expert and reluctant secret agent in the series. With help from his niece Jade, his grumpy old uncle (simply known as "Uncle") and his old friend Captain Black, he saves the world from evil forces that attempt to use magical artifacts to rule the world. Later seasons included other supporting characters that comprised the world-saving "J-Team". He often works for the spy group Section 13 against the criminal organization 'The Dark Hand' and various evil and supernatural forces. The first season involved the pursuit of 12 magical talismans. Subsequent seasons featured talisman powers, but more prominently involved Jackie Chan's pursuit of other magical items. While he travels around the world, Jackie lives in San Francisco, California, where both Section 13 and Uncle's Antique Shop are located. Note Jackie's adventure suit changed colors. In season one the color was beige and khaki. In season 2-5 it was just khaki. Archaeology or sometimes in American English archeology (from the Greek words αρχαίος = ancient and λόγος = word/speech) is the study of human cultures through the recovery, documentation and analysis of material remains, including architecture, artefacts, biofacts, human remains, and landscapes. ... The reluctant hero is a heroic archetype described by Joseph Campbell in The Hero With a Thousand Faces: reluctant hero requires supernatural forces to urge him on, while the willing adventurer The reluctant hero is typically portrayed either as an ordinary person thrust into extraordinary circumstances which require him to... San Francisco redirects here. ...

Characters

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The main protagonists are:

• Jackie Chan - an archaeologist, who works part-time for Section 13.
• Jade - Jackie's niece from Hong Kong who is staying with him. Highly adventurous and impulsive, she constantly wants to get into the action.
• Uncle - Jackie's grumpy old uncle who owns an antique shop and is also a good Chi wizard.
• Tohru - A huge Japanese man who claims to be "too small for Sumo." Originally a Dark Hand criminal, he becomes Uncle's apprentice in the 2nd season and remains with the Chans for the rest of the series.
• Captain Black - the leader of secret spy organization 'Section 13' and an old friend of Jackie.

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The Seasons

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Season One - The Twelve Talismans

(13 episodes) Jackie is recruited by Section 13 to search for twelve magic talismans scattered across the world, in order to stop a criminal organization known as the Dark Hand from using them to revive an ancient demon sorcerer, Shendu. When the tiger talisman is split in half, so is Jackie, and his dark half hands over the talismans, allowing the Dark Hand to reanimate Shendu. Shendu travels to China to summon his dragon army to destroy all of Asia. Jackie pulls the talismans out of Shendu, causing him to transform back into a statue, and Jade destroys him. However, this leaves a vacuum to be filled by a new evil force. Shendu is a fictional villain from the cartoon TV series Jackie Chan Adventures. ...

Season Two - The Demon Portals

(39 episodes) Shendu has possessed Valmont and is trying to bring his brothers and sisters - the Demon Sorcerers - into this world through a series of mystic portals, located with the magic Pan'ku box. Jackie must stop this to save the world. After initial failure, Shendu's spirit takes over Jackie and travels to Australia, rewriting the Book of Ages so that the demons were never banished and now rule the world. But Jade still remembers and, with the help of the J-Team, changes the world back. In this series there are also a large number of "filler" episodes, where Jackie goes off on his own adventures, involving minor criminal organisations and other bandits, Spring Heeled Jack, the Monkey King, as well as more grisly ones with beings such as the Jiangshi and the Chupacabra, and occasional run ins with Dark Hand members. There are also three episodes set during Season One. At the end of the season, the Dark Chi Wizard Daolon Wong was introduced, who after having been foiled in his long-term plan to engulf the world in dark chi, pursued the Talisman powers, paving the way for the events of Season Three. Jade Photo Map The Demon Sorcerers, or Hell Sorcerers are a group of fictional elemental Demons in the Kids WB animated series Jackie Chan Adventures. ... For other uses, see Spring Heeled Jack (disambiguation). ... Sun Wukong (孫悟空, pinyin: sun1 wu4kong1, WG: Sun Wu-kung, also surn vukorn), the Monkey King, is perhaps the most famous and beloved fictional character in all of classical Chinese literature. ... In popular Chinese mythology, hopping corpses (僵屍 Pinyin: Jiangshi, literally stiff corpses) are corpses whose touch can kill a living person instantly. ... For other uses, see Chupacabra (disambiguation). ...

Season Three - The Animal Powers

(17 episodes) When Section 13 is infiltrated by the Dark Hand and the evil Chi wizard Daolon Wong, Jackie destroys the twelve talismans to keep them from being used for evil. This results in the twelve powers being spread all over the world, each taking up residence in one of twelve "noble" animals. Daolon Wong is searching for these magic powers, and it is up to Jackie to try and stop him before he gains them all. In the end almost all animals with these powers are kept in section 13 (Daolon Wong manages to acquire the Rooster and Pig powers however). The only remaining power - from the Dragon Talisman - is lost since there are no more dragons in existence. To acquire the power, Daolon Wong resurrects Shendu, who then goes on a rampage and reclaims all of the Talisman powers. Section 13 arrests Daolon Wong and the Enforcers while Uncle uses the same spell from before to turn Shendu back into stone and recreated the Twelve Talismans. Shendu is stored in Section 13's vault. Daolon Wong, voiced by James Hong, is a villain from the animated television series Jackie Chan Adventures, appearing first during season 2 and recurring as the primary antagonist during season 3. ... Daolon Wong, voiced by James Hong, is a villain from the animated television series Jackie Chan Adventures, appearing first during season 2 and recurring as the primary antagonist during season 3. ...

Season Four - The Masks of the Shadowkhan

(13 episodes) Tarakudo, the King of the Shadowkhan, is awakened by Daolon Wong. Taking the Enforcers as his servants, he sets off to find the legendary nine Oni masks which, when worn, each release a new type of Shadowkhan. Jackie battles the King of the Shadowkhan to stop him from plunging the world into eternal shadow. Sometime during this season Shendu's son, Drago, travels back in time from the future in a plan to bring back his father but is defeated and detained in Section 13. In the television show Jackie Chan Adventures, Tarakudo is the evil lord of the Shadowkhan. ... The Shadowkhan are a fictional species from the animated series Jackie Chan Adventures. ... The Shadowkhan are a fictional species from the animated series Jackie Chan Adventures. ...

Season Five - The Demon Powers

(13 episodes) Drago escapes from Section 13 and sets off to find the seven magic objects that imprisoned the other Demon Sorcerers, which possess traces of their demon chi that would allow Drago to assimilate their powers. Jackie, Jade, Tohru and Uncle set off to stop him. In every episode of Season Five, the dragon talisman will appear at least once and at most three times during movie play. The Demon Sorcerers, or Hell Sorcerers are a group of fictional elemental Demons in the Kids WB animated series Jackie Chan Adventures. ...

Magic and the Supernatural

The series nearly always involves magic and the supernatural, like spells, demons, chi, and stone talismans. Wiktionary has a definition of: Spell For spelling in linguistics, see orthography. ... The demon Satan In folklore, mythology, and religion, a demon is a supernatural being that is generally described as an evil spirit, but is also depicted to be good in some instances. ... CHI may refer to: Chile, the long and narrow South American nation between the Andes and the Pacific Ocean. ... Talisman can refer to: An amulet sometimes believed to have mystical powers The Talisman board game from Games Workshop This is a disambiguation page — a navigational aid which lists other pages that might otherwise share the same title. ...

Talismans

The talismans represent the twelve animals of the Chinese zodiac: Chinese astrology is the divination of the future from the Chinese calendar, which is based on astronomy, and ancient Chinese philosophy. ...

• Rat: Power of Reanimation. Gives inanimate objects life. When Shendu was under the spell of Lo Pei, this talisman was required to maintain his form if the Talismans were used to free him from statue form. Found in an ancient Chinese lantern.
• Ox: Power of Super Strength. Found in an ancient Mexican temple. Found by Jackie on the mask of El Toro Fuerte.
• Tiger: Power of Balance. When halved, it also splits the user's good and evil halves (Yin and Yang) into two separate beings, each holding a half of the talisman. Can also be used to find the "other half" of a broken object. The two beings rejoin when they reunite the broken talisman. Was found within a pie.
• Rabbit: Power of Super Speed. Was found stuck in the shell of a tortoise in the Pacific.
• Dragon: Power of "Combustion". Allows explosive energy to be discharged from the talisman. Valmont fused it on his hand. Found in a volcanic cave.
• Snake: Power of Invisibility. Found in a secret passage in a cave, near the Amazon River. Found by Jackie in a museum.
• Horse: Power of Healing. It "expels the alien forces within," curing the user of illness, and can also heal injuries and repair broken objects. Found atop an unnamed mountain.
• Sheep: Power of Astral Projection, or the ability to eject the soul from the body and wander as an invisible spirit and able to enter a person's dreams. It was first found in a crate.
• Monkey: Power of Shapeshifting. Any item/person/animal may be changed into the shape of any animal. Found in Micronesia, underwater.
• Rooster: Power of Levitation (Telekinesis). Found embedded in a shield in an unnamed Bavarian castle.
• Dog: Power of Immortality. It will additionally negate the effects of aging (the user won't actually turn young again but they will feel as though they have) and make them invulnerable, but only in situations where the user would die. This was humorously pointed out when Finn collided with a bridge while atop a moving train, who responded with a painful groan. Found in a windmill.
• Pig: Power of Laser/Heat-Beam Eyes. Found on a Bavarian clock tower mechanical pig with cymbals.

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Chi Magic

In the universe of Jackie Chan Adventures, several characters can use a form of magic using chi energy. Chi magic involves the use of potions, magic objects, and incantations. Below are some of the Chi incantations that have been used throughout the series. Each wizard usually uses the same incantation but can accomplish many different effects, ranging from banishing demons to turning living creatures to stone.

• Yu Mo Gwai Gwaai Fai Di Zao-The main good incantation of the series, this spell is used most often by Uncle. It is used for multiple purposes, including: banishing Shendu from Jade's body, returning the Demon Sorcerers to the Netherworld, turning Shendu to stone, and extracting the Demon Chi of the Demon Sorcerers. The incantation is actually Cantonese for "spirits, demons, ghosts and monsters quickly go away " (妖魔鬼怪快哋走).
• Lai Sui Sie-The incantation used by Bai Tza during her attempt to flood San Francisco. In Mandarin it is along the lines of "summon water"
• Kai Kwitchi Ka-Incantation used by Shendu (in Jackie's body) to open the portal to the Book Of Ages.
• Nukeru, He Men Jaaku-The Japanese incantation used for the removal of Oni Masks. It is also used to imprison Tarakudo in his Oni Mask. Can be translated as "Come out, evil spell." (抜ける,経面邪悪)
• Ya Gaa Mee Mo, Ya Gaa Mee Chi-Wah-Drago's incantation, used to absorb Demon Chi and cause destruction.
• Mee-thana Chi. Chi-Mee-thana Chi-Chant Tohru uses to attempt to ambush Drago's absorption of the Demon Chi.
• Ju Ichi Bu Shun Li-Iso's incantation, used for evil chi spells.

A non-chi spell called Ex Metu Veres that the Magisters used when they stole Stonehenge was also invoked. Neither Chinese nor of any relevance to Chi magic. Latin: "Out of fear, truth." This spell appears to have the same versatility as other forms of magic. Daolon Wong's incantations - as of present - are indecipherable. Shendu is a fictional villain from the cartoon TV series Jackie Chan Adventures. ... The Demon Sorcerers are a group of fictional villians from the Jackie Chan Adventures TV series. ... This article is about all of the Cantonese (Yue) dialects. ... This article is on all of the Northern and Southwestern Chinese dialects. ... For other uses, see Stonehenge (disambiguation). ...

References to pop culture

• During an episode in Season Three, the TV Jade is watching switches to a picture of a man in a yellow jumpsuit with black stripes down the sides. The man is Bruce Lee, and the movie she is watching is Game of Death.

• "Enter ... the Viper" and Season 3's "Re-Enter the J Team" are references to Bruce Lee's Enter the Dragon also the fight sequences in Jade's dreams are a spoof on the sequences from the 1999 film The Matrix

• The episode "The Good, the Bad, the Blind, the Deaf and the Mute" got its name from the movie The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly

• The episode "The Chan Who Knew Too Much" is a reference to the movie The Man who Knew Too Much

• The episode "Through the Rabbit Hole" is a reference to the book Alice in Wonderland

• Season 2's "Showdown in the Old West" borrows nearly the entire premise of Blazing Saddles.

• Season 3's "Shrink Wrap", Jackie and Hak Foo find themselves shrunken to the size of ants and eventually end up inside of Tohru's ear. When Uncle and the gang realize where the two are, and that it's too late to stop the spell, Jade asks if Tohru's brain is going to go 'Scanner' on them in reference to the head exploding scenes in the movie.

• The episode "Scouts Honor" includes a reference to The Godfather trilogy when Jade is watching TV, a man on screen says, "Just when I get out they keep pulling me back in!" This line is later said by Jade when she is forced to return to the Buttercup Scouts.

• The episode "Half a Mask of Kung-Fu" Jackie Chan's team and the Dark Hand were searching for the mask online at an auction. The usernames: "Chantastic 4" and "Finn Halen" comes from the cartoon show, The Fantastic Four and the rock band, Van Halen.

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References to Jackie Chan's Film Career

There are many references to the real Jackie's live-action film career in the cartoon:

• When Jackie first meets Jade in the first episode he assumes that she doesn't speak English when she refuses to talk to him, to find out later that she does. This is a reference to the film Rush Hour, when Jackie's character first arrives in America and Chris Tucker's character assumes he doesn't speak English.
• Animated Jackie's all beige/khaki clothes are also similar in appearance to the real Jackie in his film Armour of God. A second season episode was titled "Armour of the Gods" reference to his film Armour of God.
• In the first episode entitled The Dark Hand, Jackie fights Finn, Ratso and Chow in a playground. There is a similar playground fight scene in the Jackie Chan film Police Story 2.
• In another first season episode Tough Break, Jackie is seen waterskiing with a cast on his leg. This is a reference to the waterskiing scene from the Jackie Chan film Rumble in the Bronx where Jackie performed the scene with a disguised cast under his costume. Jackie had broken his ankle shooting a prior stunt where he jumped onto a passing hovercraft.
• The episode Project A, For Astral is homage to Jackie's film Project A.
• The Season Two episode Showdown in the Old West has Jackie's ancestor during the Old West looking just like Shanghai Noon. Another episode from season 2 is titled "Shanghai Moon"(instead of 'Noon') where Jackie fights the Moon Demon.
• The Season Two episode And He Does His Own Stunts is a reference to Jackie's stunt work in his movies.
• In The Tiger and the Pussycat, Jackie splits into "good" and "evil" twins. Jackie Chan played dual roles in The Twin Dragons, one is a musical conductor and the other was the lost twin who is the only one with martial arts moves. Another possible reference can be seen during the fight between "light" and "dark" versions of Jackie in Tiger and the Pussycat where "Light" Jackie fights balancing onto makeshift stilts; using a ladder split vertically by "dark" Jackie. In the Jackie Chan film, Police Story 4: First Strike (known as Jackie Chan's First Strike in the US), Jackie has a fight scene whilst wearing stilts.
• In a Season 3 episode, Jackie is bitten by a snake. The poison affects him, putting him in a drunken state, which he uses to his advantage. This is an allusion to Jackie's movie Drunken Master. Another possible "Drunken Master" reference appears in season 5, in the episode "Clash of the Titanics." Jackie (wearing SCUBA gear) explores a sunken ship which holds the chi of the thunder demon, Tchang Zu. Jackie, pursued by Strikemaster Ice and his gang, is forced to surface too quickly and gets "the bends," a condition which makes him delusional, i.e., drunken.
• During the episode when Jade went back in time to Jackie's childhood, adult Jackie and young Uncle perform the same double team technique that Jackie Chan used in Rush Hour with Chris Tucker.
• Another scene pays homage to Jackie Chan's trademark act, where he fights against a number of enemies while talking on the phone.
• The Episode "Half a Mask of Kung Fu" from season 4 is a reference to Jackie's directorial debut, "Half a loaf of Kung fu".
• In the episode " The Power Within" Jackie fights the bad guys in a restaurant, that is similar to the restaurant fight in Police Story 2
• The episode titled "Glove Story" is similar to Jackie's film Police Story

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See also

• List of Jackie Chan Adventures characters
• List of Jackie Chan Adventures episodes
• Jackie Chan
• Jackie Chan filmography

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External links

• Jackie Chan Adventures at the Internet Movie Database
• Jackie Chan Adventures at TV.com