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* BothsidesHaveAPoint: Jade insists that the Guardians can handle the Dark Hand, but Jackie points out that Valmont learning of the girls powers will be bad given how resourceful he is. And both of them end up being right. The girls manage to defeat the Enforcers and even Hak Foo. But afterwards, they tell Valmont and he later personally steals the heart of Kandrakar.
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* BothsidesHaveAPoint: BothSidesHaveAPoint: Jade insists that the Guardians can handle the Dark Hand, but Jackie points out that Valmont learning of the girls powers will be bad given how resourceful he is. And both of them end up being right. The girls manage to defeat the Enforcers and even Hak Foo. But afterwards, they tell Valmont and he later personally steals the heart of Kandrakar.
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* BothsidesHaveAPoint: Jade insists that the Guardians can handle the Dark Hand, but Jackie points out that Valmont learning of the girls powers will be bad given how resourceful he is. And both of them end up being right. The girls manage to defeat the Enforcers and even Hak Foo. But afterwards, they tell Valmont and he later personally steals the heart of Kandrakar.
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After stealing the Talismans in order to stage a comeback, the Dark Hand's crime spree brings them to Heatherfield and into conflict with the Guardians.
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*AdaptationalBadass: To a certain extent with Valmont. By the time Season 3 of JCA came around, his criminal empire was extinct, and he was reduced to a petty thief. Here, he manages to maintain enough resources to stay in business, if at a lower capacity than before.
*AdaptationExpansion: This is the first chapter in the story to not be based on a canon episode of either show, instead being wholly original.
*CatchAndReturn: When Finn uses the Rooster Talisman to throw bricks and pipes at Hay Lin, she uses an air sphere to catch them before throwing them all back at him.
*{{Cliffhanger}}: The chapter ends with Valmont stealing the Heart of Kandrakar from Will while she sleeps.
*GroinAttack: Jade takes Hak Foo out by groining him with a steel pipe.
-->'''Jade''': Guess the Black Tiger's not gonna have any cubs now, huh?
*LookBehindYou: At the end of their first fight, Hay Lin warns Finn when a crane is about to fall on him. He assumes she's trying to bluff him until he realizes the danger too late. Fortunately, he survives thanks to the Dog Talisman.
*LoopholeAbuse:
**As usual, Jade is a master of this trope. When Jackie makes her promise not to involve the Guardians in fighting the Dark Hand, Jade decides that she can warn them about the Talisman-empowered criminals and that it'll be up to the girls to decide if they'll get involved or not.
**When Ratso first faces Irma, he says that his mother told him not to hit girls. However, he still traps her in a bear hug, trips her and pushes her to the ground, reasoning that said moves don't technically count as hitting.
*SeeTheInvisible: When Ratso turns himself invisible with the Snake Talisman while fighting Irma, she finds him by spraying water all over the place.
*SetBonus: Chow uses the Monkey Talisman to turn some girders into giant metal snakes and brings them to life with the Rat Talisman to use them against Taranee.
-->'''Taranee''': Shapeshifting and motion to the motionless. Yeah... that's a pretty good combo.
*TemptingFate: As soon as Hak Foo boasts to the Guardians that the Black Tiger cannot fall, the surprise GroinAttack he receives from Jade causes him to fall on the ground in pain.
*WouldntHitAGirl: Ratso acknowledges this trope, and tries to get around it via the above-mentioned LoopholeAbuse.
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*AdaptationalBadass: To a certain extent with Valmont. By the time Season 3 of JCA came around, his criminal empire was extinct, and he was reduced to a petty thief. Here, he manages to maintain enough resources to stay in business, if at a lower capacity than before.
*AdaptationExpansion: This is the first chapter in the story to not be based on a canon episode of either show, instead being wholly original.
*CatchAndReturn: When Finn uses the Rooster Talisman to throw bricks and pipes at Hay Lin, she uses an air sphere to catch them before throwing them all back at him.
*{{Cliffhanger}}: The chapter ends with Valmont stealing the Heart of Kandrakar from Will while she sleeps.
*GroinAttack: Jade takes Hak Foo out by groining him with a steel pipe.
-->'''Jade''': Guess the Black Tiger's not gonna have any cubs now, huh?
*LookBehindYou: At the end of their first fight, Hay Lin warns Finn when a crane is about to fall on him. He assumes she's trying to bluff him until he realizes the danger too late. Fortunately, he survives thanks to the Dog Talisman.
*LoopholeAbuse:
**As usual, Jade is a master of this trope. When Jackie makes her promise not to involve the Guardians in fighting the Dark Hand, Jade decides that she can warn them about the Talisman-empowered criminals and that it'll be up to the girls to decide if they'll get involved or not.
**When Ratso first faces Irma, he says that his mother told him not to hit girls. However, he still traps her in a bear hug, trips her and pushes her to the ground, reasoning that said moves don't technically count as hitting.
*SeeTheInvisible: When Ratso turns himself invisible with the Snake Talisman while fighting Irma, she finds him by spraying water all over the place.
*SetBonus: Chow uses the Monkey Talisman to turn some girders into giant metal snakes and brings them to life with the Rat Talisman to use them against Taranee.
-->'''Taranee''': Shapeshifting and motion to the motionless. Yeah... that's a pretty good combo.
*TemptingFate: As soon as Hak Foo boasts to the Guardians that the Black Tiger cannot fall, the surprise GroinAttack he receives from Jade causes him to fall on the ground in pain.
*WouldntHitAGirl: Ratso acknowledges this trope, and tries to get around it via the above-mentioned LoopholeAbuse.
