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''Front and center:'' New character Boris Antonio Rolf Jean-Pierre Gaulle [=LeGrand=] IV, aka ‘Ping-Pong.’]]--]
[--[[caption-width-right:300:''In the back, from left to right:'' Clay, Raimundo, Kimiko, Master Fung, Omi and Dojo, little different then how you remember them.\\
''Front and center:'' New character Boris Antonio Rolf Jean-Pierre Gaulle [=LeGrand=] IV, aka ‘Ping-Pong.’]]--]
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[--[[caption-width-right:300:''In the back, from left to right:'' Clay, Raimundo, Kimiko, Master Fung, Omi and Dojo, little different then how you remember them.\\
''Front and center:'' New character Boris Antonio Rolf Jean-Pierre Gaulle [=LeGrand=] IV, aka ‘Ping-Pong.’]]--]
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[--[[caption-width-right:300:''In the back, from left to right:'' Clay, Raimundo, Kimiko, Master Fung, Omi and Dojo, little different then how you remember them.\\
''Front and center:'' New character Boris Antonio Rolf Jean-Pierre Gaulle [=LeGrand=] IV, aka ‘Ping-Pong.’]]--]
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* AdaptationalVillainy: Tubbimura's Chihuahua, Muffin Face, was a regular dog in the original show. Assuming the Chihuahua shown is the same dog, he seems to be more aggressive and tags along with Jack's evil crew.
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* AdaptationalVillainy: AdaptationalVillainy:
** Tubbimura's Chihuahua, Muffin Face, was a regular dog in the original show. Assuming the Chihuahua shown is the same dog, he seems to be more aggressive and tags along with Jack's evil crew.
** Le Mime from the original series was rather [[AmbiguouslyEvil ambiguous]] when it came to being evil. In this version, he's a lot more villainous and could take on the monks with far more dangerous miming.
** Tubbimura's Chihuahua, Muffin Face, was a regular dog in the original show. Assuming the Chihuahua shown is the same dog, he seems to be more aggressive and tags along with Jack's evil crew.
** Le Mime from the original series was rather [[AmbiguouslyEvil ambiguous]] when it came to being evil. In this version, he's a lot more villainous and could take on the monks with far more dangerous miming.
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* ArtShift:
** The Xiaolin Showdowns are presented in CG. Likewise, the main art style [[ArtEvolution has been improved somewhat]], though it remains similar to the original.
** It should be noted that Episode 11's Showdown is animated in the traditional style instead of CG.
** The Xiaolin Showdowns are presented in CG. Likewise, the main art style [[ArtEvolution has been improved somewhat]], though it remains similar to the original.
** It should be noted that Episode 11's Showdown is animated in the traditional style instead of CG.
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* ArtShift:
**ArtEvolution: In some areas, the art style of has improved over the original series with more attention to detail, one example being the Xiaolin Temple depicted a lot more architectural features and a permanent location. The character designs for everyone (sans Omi) have gone through a significant redesign from their original ones.
* ArtShift: Almost all the Xiaolin Showdowns are presented inCG. Likewise, CGI, complete with a transition from traditional animation to 3D. The sole exception is the main art style [[ArtEvolution has been improved somewhat]], though it remains similar to the original.
** It should be noted that Episode 11's Showdownshowdown in "Mi Temple, Mi Casa", which is animated in the traditional style instead of CG.manner.
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* ArtShift: Almost all the Xiaolin Showdowns are presented in
** It should be noted that Episode 11's Showdown
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* AdaptationDyeJob: Sort of. Chronicles switches Dojo's color scheme, making his scales yellow and his fins green instead of vice-versa.
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* AdaptationDyeJob: Sort of. Chronicles switches Dojo's AdaptationDyeJob:
** Jack Spicer had red eyes in the original series, which matched his primarily black colorscheme, making scheme. Here, his scales eyes are black while his color scheme adds yellow and his fins brown into the mix.
** Dojo had greeninstead and yellow scales in the original series, which were then reversed in ''Chronicles''.
** Chase Young has a noticeable greener tint with his hair where as the original series it was jet black and only had a single green highlight. His eye color was changed from amber to brown while his armor became mostly green and brown as well.
** Wuya had a [[AmbiguouslyBrown brown complexion]] in the original series and was replaced with a considerably lighter skin tone in ''Chronicles'', along with her hair being a lighter shade ofvice-versa.red.
** Jack Spicer had red eyes in the original series, which matched his primarily black color
** Dojo had green
** Chase Young has a noticeable greener tint with his hair where as the original series it was jet black and only had a single green highlight. His eye color was changed from amber to brown while his armor became mostly green and brown as well.
** Wuya had a [[AmbiguouslyBrown brown complexion]] in the original series and was replaced with a considerably lighter skin tone in ''Chronicles'', along with her hair being a lighter shade of
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* AlternateContinuity:
** Considering that the show has changed many important details (How Wuya was banished, Raimundo not being leader or it being mentioned, the names of the Shen Gong Wu, characterization being reverted back to earlier seasons, and the renaming and recreation of the Ying-Yang World), it seems to be heading in this direction.
** As of the finale, it's pretty much confirmed that the show is in an alternate continuity, due to having a completely different backstory for Chase, [[spoiler:different origins for the Shen Gong Wu as a whole, and Master Monk Guan's status in the show, which ties into the new Shen Gong Wu origin.]]
** Considering that the show has changed many important details (How Wuya was banished, Raimundo not being leader or it being mentioned, the names of the Shen Gong Wu, characterization being reverted back to earlier seasons, and the renaming and recreation of the Ying-Yang World), it seems to be heading in this direction.
** As of the finale, it's pretty much confirmed that the show is in an alternate continuity, due to having a completely different backstory for Chase, [[spoiler:different origins for the Shen Gong Wu as a whole, and Master Monk Guan's status in the show, which ties into the new Shen Gong Wu origin.]]
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* AlternateContinuity:
** Considering thatAlternateContinuity: Initially, when the show has changed many important details (How Wuya first premiered there was banished, Raimundo not being leader or confusion whether it being mentioned, was a sequel to the names of the Shen Gong Wu, characterization being reverted back to earlier seasons, and the renaming and recreation of the Ying-Yang World), it seems to be heading in this direction.
**original series, [[BroadStrokes albeit with several differences]]. As of the finale, it's pretty much confirmed that the show is in an alternate continuity, due progressed however, the continuities of both shows began to having diverge rather quickly and then split altogether by the season finale. It was later declared a completely different backstory standalone series with later supplemental material.
** The preface forChase, [[spoiler:different origins for the special edition of ''Chronicles'' makes the distinction of [[spoiler:Dashi being the Xiaolin Dragon after unlocking the secrets of supreme martial arts, also calling him "a force of light". Likewise, Wuya is an evil witch that stole Dashi’s secrets and became "the embodiment of darkness", the Heylin Dragon. Following the battle between them, Dashi sealed Wuya into a spring and then placed that into a puzzle box]].
** Dashi created the Shen Gong Wuas a whole, and Master Monk Guan's status in '''after''' defeating Wuya, whereas the show, which ties into original series he presumably created them beforehand. Furthermore, [[spoiler:each new generation of Xiaolin Dragons that arrive at the temple eventually create new Shen Gong Wu origin.]]themselves. The season finale reveals that in order to create new Shen Gong Wu, Xiaolin Dragons must give up their powers first]].
** The season finale also reveals that [[spoiler:with every new generation, Xiaolin Dragons could become Xiaolin Dragon Riders. The process included bonding with a respective dragon that would choose who was worthy enough to ride. This, combined with the fact that he would have to give up his powers, is what prompted Chase Young to switch over to the Heylin side]].
** Considering that
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** Dashi created the Shen Gong Wu
** The season finale also reveals that [[spoiler:with every new generation, Xiaolin Dragons could become Xiaolin Dragon Riders. The process included bonding with a respective dragon that would choose who was worthy enough to ride. This, combined with the fact that he would have to give up his powers, is what prompted Chase Young to switch over to the Heylin side]].
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Picking up some time after the original series, things seem peaceful for the monks and they even have a new recruit named Ping Pong. However trouble literally comes to their doorstep when a new Heylin warrior sent by Chase winds up getting most of their acquired Shen Gong Wu in his possession. Back to square one and with no Master Fung to aid them (initially), the five Dragon Warriors sent out on a journey to find any Shen Gong Wu that has yet to be collected while fending off attacks from the Heylin side and hopefully reclaiming the Wu that was lost.
The series concluded in 2015, despite the announcement of a second season. In a published newsletter [[http://us5.campaign-archive2.com/?u=72e5e554031c8b4144d6b495d&id=7e7ae4a762]], the creator stated that ''Xiaolin Chronicles'' will be a stand alone series, and the franchise will continue in a new format similar to the original series.
The series concluded in 2015, despite the announcement of a second season. In a published newsletter [[http://us5.campaign-archive2.com/?u=72e5e554031c8b4144d6b495d&id=7e7ae4a762]], the creator stated that ''Xiaolin Chronicles'' will be a stand alone series, and the franchise will continue in a new format similar to the original series.
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Upon reaching the rank of Shoku Warriors, the monks
This includes Jack Spicer, the self-proclaimed evil genius who’s a master of robotics and
The series concluded in July of 2015, despite the announcement of a second season. In a published newsletter [[http://us5.campaign-archive2.com/?u=72e5e554031c8b4144d6b495d&id=7e7ae4a762]], the creator stated that ''Xiaolin Chronicles'' will be a
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It also aired on the international feeds of Creator/CartoonNetwork. In this case, it premiered in the United Kingdom, Japan, Turkey and the rest of Asia in March 2014. Latin America and the Nordic countries aired the show in May, while the Netherlands, Russia, Poland and the rest of Central and Eastern Europe did the same in June.
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** Episode 11 once again shows the fears of the monks. Whilst Omi and Clay retain their fears of squirrels and grandmother respectively (Albeit making them more like ninjas and gorgons), Kimiko has a fear of a {{Yandere}} named Seiko instead of an old doll, and Raimundo now has a fear of clowns instead of jellyfish.
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** Episode 11 once again shows the fears of the monks. Whilst Omi and Clay retain their fears of squirrels and the latter’s grandmother respectively (Albeit making them more like ninjas and gorgons), Kimiko has a fear of a {{Yandere}} named Seiko instead of an old doll, and Raimundo now has a fear of clowns instead of jellyfish.
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Revival title of ''WesternAnimation/XiaolinShowdown'' that premiered in August of 2013. Unlike the WB produced predecessor, this series is a collaboration from the original show's creator Christy Hui and France-based Creator/GenaoProductions and aired on Creator/DisneyXD.
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Revival title of ''WesternAnimation/XiaolinShowdown'' that premiered in August of 2013. Unlike the WB produced predecessor, this series is a collaboration from the original show's creator Christy Hui American and France-based Creator/GenaoProductions French companies, ''[=ActionFliks=] Media Corp'' and ''Genao Productions'' and aired on Creator/DisneyXD.
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* DemotedToExtra: Much of the original show's RoguesGallery are the victims of this trope.
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* DemotedToExtra: Much of Katnappe, the original show's RoguesGallery Cyclops, and Tubbimura appear in episode 3, but gets one chorus line of dialogue and are the victims of this trope.taken out rather easily.
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* DisneyOwnsThisTrope: Evidently the reason the names of some of the Shen Gong Wu were changed for ''Chronicles''.
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* WritingAroundTrademarks: Evidently the reason the names of some of the Shen Gong Wu were changed for ''Chronicles''.
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* DemotedToExtra: Much of RoguesGallery are the victims of this trope.
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* DemotedToExtra: Katnappe, the Cyclops, and Tubbimura appear in episode 3, but gets one chorus line of dialogue and are taken out rather easily.
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Revival title of ''WesternAnimation/XiaolinShowdown'' that premiered in August of 2013. Unlike the WB produced predecessor, this series is a collaboration from Canadian and French companies, ''[=ActionFliks=] Media Corp'' and ''Genao Productions'' and aired on Creator/DisneyXD.
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Revival title of ''WesternAnimation/XiaolinShowdown'' that premiered in August of 2013. Unlike the WB produced predecessor, this series is a collaboration from Canadian the original show's creator Christy Hui and French companies, ''[=ActionFliks=] Media Corp'' and ''Genao Productions'' France-based Creator/GenaoProductions and aired on Creator/DisneyXD.
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* DisneyOwnsThisTrope: Evidently the reason the names of some of the Shen Gong Wu were changed for ''Chronicles''.
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* WritingAroundTrademarks: Evidently the reason the names of some of the Shen Gong Wu were changed for ''Chronicles''.
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** Shadow is essentially Chase's daughter. Not only do they keep flirting after this revelation, she outright calls him "yummy" and he declares her a ''romanatic''. Hello ParentalIncest.
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** Shadow is essentially Chase's daughter. Not only do they keep flirting after this revelation, she outright calls him "yummy" and he declares her a ''romanatic''.''romantic''. Hello ParentalIncest.
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* NotSoHarmlessVillain: Jack Spicer, while still a comedic bumbler of a villain, has proved to be a more capable threat than before, something the monks find quite surprising. More importantly, he knows of the timeline where he succeeds in taking over the world, and is doing everything in his power to recreate it.
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Jack Spicer gets progressively incompetent as the series progresses. Furthermore, him remembering the bad future at the end of Xiaolin Showdown seems to come from the fandom, because the closest line that can be found in Chronicles is Jack complaining to his Chef-Bot how about his projected timeline of world domination hasn't planned out, which is rather vague at best.
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* CallBack:
** One to the original series: Jack somehow remembers the BadFuture where he ruled the world from the series finale.
** He has also retained his figure skating skills and uses them to beat Omi.
** One to the original series: Jack somehow remembers the BadFuture where he ruled the world from the series finale.
** He has also retained his figure skating skills and uses them to beat Omi.
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* CallBack:
**CallBack: One to the original series: Jack somehow remembers the BadFuture where he ruled the world from the series finale.
** He has alsoretained his figure skating skills and uses them to beat Omi.
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** He has also
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** Seemingly reversed in the case of Jack Spicer. While he was always a bit of a bumbler, in the first few episodes of the original show he wasn't near as pathetic as he eventually became. ''Chronicles'' seems to portray him as being closer to how he originally was.
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** Jack Spicer seems much more competent here than he was in the original series. He's raised the morale of his team of evil, become less of a wuss, and even [[ObfuscatingStupidity pretended to cower in fear like he used to in order to set up a dirty trick]]. Episode 6 has him in full ButtMonkey mode again, so this might just be temporary.
** He also took advantage of Dojo's distress in episode 4 to give him a tracking device disguised as a Master Fung doll.
** And now knows to use his tech skills to get money.
** And now it turns out he remembers the BadFuture in "Time After Time" for the original show where he ruled the world and is working to make that happen.
** Dojo also counts since he can breathe fire more easily and managed to tie with Chase's fire breath. If not for Willow's interference, the fire fight between the two could've gone either way.
** Le Mime was, for a starter/one-shot villain, decently powerful in the original show, but here in ''Chronicles'', it's a whole other story, his powers are more combat-oriented and don't have the weaknesses they did in the original show. Added to that, he's capable of easily defeating the Monks this time around, and if it wasn't for the episode's Shen Gong Wu, he just might have ''won''.
** He also took advantage of Dojo's distress in episode 4 to give him a tracking device disguised as a Master Fung doll.
** And now knows to use his tech skills to get money.
** And now it turns out he remembers the BadFuture in "Time After Time" for the original show where he ruled the world and is working to make that happen.
** Dojo also counts since he can breathe fire more easily and managed to tie with Chase's fire breath. If not for Willow's interference, the fire fight between the two could've gone either way.
** Le Mime was, for a starter/one-shot villain, decently powerful in the original show, but here in ''Chronicles'', it's a whole other story, his powers are more combat-oriented and don't have the weaknesses they did in the original show. Added to that, he's capable of easily defeating the Monks this time around, and if it wasn't for the episode's Shen Gong Wu, he just might have ''won''.
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** He also took advantage of Dojo's distress in episode 4 to give him a tracking device disguised as a Master Fung doll.
** And now knows to use his tech skills to get money.
** And now it turns out he remembers the BadFuture in "Time After Time" for the original show where he ruled the world and is working to make that happen.
** Le Mime was, for a starter/one-shot villain, decently powerful in the original show, but here in ''Chronicles'', it's a whole other story, his powers are more combat-oriented and don't have the weaknesses they did in the original show. Added to that, he's capable of easily defeating the
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* AlternateContinuity: Considering that the show has changed many important details (How Wuya was banished, Raimundo not being leader or it being mentioned, the names of the Shen Gong Wu, characterization being reverted back to earlier seasons, and the renaming and recreation of the Ying-Yang World), it seems to be heading in this direction.
** As of the finale, it's pretty much confirmed that the show is in an alternate continuity, due to having a completely different backstory for Chase, [[spoiler: different origins for the Shen Gong Wu as a whole, and Master Monk Guan's status in the show, which ties into the new Shen Gong Wu origin.]]
* ArtShift: The Xiaolin Showdowns are presented in CG. Likewise, the main art style [[ArtEvolution has been improved somewhat]], though it remains similar to the original.
** As of the finale, it's pretty much confirmed that the show is in an alternate continuity, due to having a completely different backstory for Chase, [[spoiler: different origins for the Shen Gong Wu as a whole, and Master Monk Guan's status in the show, which ties into the new Shen Gong Wu origin.]]
* ArtShift: The Xiaolin Showdowns are presented in CG. Likewise, the main art style [[ArtEvolution has been improved somewhat]], though it remains similar to the original.
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* AlternateContinuity: AlternateContinuity:
** Considering that the show has changed many important details (How Wuya was banished, Raimundo not being leader or it being mentioned, the names of the Shen Gong Wu, characterization being reverted back to earlier seasons, and the renaming and recreation of the Ying-Yang World), it seems to be heading in this direction.
** As of the finale, it's pretty much confirmed that the show is in an alternate continuity, due to having a completely different backstory for Chase,[[spoiler: different [[spoiler:different origins for the Shen Gong Wu as a whole, and Master Monk Guan's status in the show, which ties into the new Shen Gong Wu origin.]]
*ArtShift: ArtShift:
** The Xiaolin Showdowns are presented in CG. Likewise, the main art style [[ArtEvolution has been improved somewhat]], though it remains similar to the original.
** Considering that the show has changed many important details (How Wuya was banished, Raimundo not being leader or it being mentioned, the names of the Shen Gong Wu, characterization being reverted back to earlier seasons, and the renaming and recreation of the Ying-Yang World), it seems to be heading in this direction.
** As of the finale, it's pretty much confirmed that the show is in an alternate continuity, due to having a completely different backstory for Chase,
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** The Xiaolin Showdowns are presented in CG. Likewise, the main art style [[ArtEvolution has been improved somewhat]], though it remains similar to the original.
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* BigBrotherInstinct: Carrying over from the previous series, Raimundo. Saving Clay's hat, dragging a woozy Kimiko from the swamp, pulling Omi out of the fire...
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* BigBrotherInstinct: BigBrotherInstinct:
** Carrying over from the previous series, Raimundo. Saving Clay's hat, dragging a woozy Kimiko from the swamp, pulling Omi out of the fire...
** Carrying over from the previous series, Raimundo. Saving Clay's hat, dragging a woozy Kimiko from the swamp, pulling Omi out of the fire...
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* CallBack: One to the original series: Jack somehow remembers the BadFuture where he ruled the world from the series finale.
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** One to the original series: Jack somehow remembers the BadFuture where he ruled the world from the series finale.
** One to the original series: Jack somehow remembers the BadFuture where he ruled the world from the series finale.
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* CompressedVice: In order to teach AnAesop, the monks treat Dojo like a servant ''only'' in Planet Of The Dragons. Every other episode has them being very understanding (such as using Shen Gong Wu to travel when Dojo upset about Master Fung leaving and is unable to fly.)
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* CompressedVice: CompressedVice:
** In order to teach AnAesop, the monks treat Dojo like a servant ''only'' in Planet Of The Dragons. Every other episode has them being very understanding (such as using Shen Gong Wu to travel when Dojo upset about Master Fung leaving and is unable to fly.)
** In order to teach AnAesop, the monks treat Dojo like a servant ''only'' in Planet Of The Dragons. Every other episode has them being very understanding (such as using Shen Gong Wu to travel when Dojo upset about Master Fung leaving and is unable to fly.)
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* ContinuityReboot: Seems to be this along with BroadStrokes and TimeSkip, as the Shen Gong Wu being gathered are Wu the characters had in the original series (albeit renamed), character relations seem back to square one, ignoring most of Season 3 in favor of Season 1 and 2's status quo, along with some characters seeming quite different (Chase Young is perhaps even more of a CardCarryingVillain than in the original show, even [[spoiler: having a new backstory)]].
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* ContinuityReboot: Seems to be this along with BroadStrokes and TimeSkip, as the Shen Gong Wu being gathered are Wu the characters had in the original series (albeit renamed), character relations seem back to square one, ignoring most of Season 3 in favor of Season 1 and 2's status quo, along with some characters seeming quite different (Chase Young is perhaps even more of a CardCarryingVillain than in the original show, even [[spoiler: having [[spoiler:having a new backstory)]].
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* [[spoiler: DownerBeginning]]: The [[FiveEpisodePilot Three Episode Pilot]] ends with [[spoiler: the Xiaolin Temple destroyed by Chase Young, who plans to spread his influence across the world. Meanwhile, Master Fung leaving them for some enigmatic purpose and the monks forced to fend for themselves as they search for a new place to call home.]]
* EvilBrit: Shadow.
* {{Expy}}: Shadow/Willow looks suspiciously like ''two'' [[DarkMagicalGirl Dark Magical Girls]]. [[Series/JukenSentaiGekiranger Mele]] and [[WesternAnimation/TeenTitans Terra]], respectively.
* EvilBrit: Shadow.
* {{Expy}}: Shadow/Willow looks suspiciously like ''two'' [[DarkMagicalGirl Dark Magical Girls]]. [[Series/JukenSentaiGekiranger Mele]] and [[WesternAnimation/TeenTitans Terra]], respectively.
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* [[spoiler: DownerBeginning]]: DownerBeginning: The [[FiveEpisodePilot Three Episode Pilot]] ends with [[spoiler: the [[spoiler:the Xiaolin Temple destroyed by Chase Young, who plans to spread his influence across the world. Meanwhile, Master Fung leaving them for some enigmatic purpose and the monks forced to fend for themselves as they search for a new place to call home.]]
* %%* EvilBrit: Shadow.
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** Shadow/Willow looks suspiciously like ''two'' [[DarkMagicalGirl Dark Magical Girls]]. [[Series/JukenSentaiGekiranger Mele]] and [[WesternAnimation/TeenTitans Terra]], respectively.
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** Shadow/Willow looks suspiciously like ''two'' [[DarkMagicalGirl Dark Magical Girls]]. [[Series/JukenSentaiGekiranger Mele]] and [[WesternAnimation/TeenTitans Terra]], respectively.
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* {{Flanderization}}: Dojo's reactions to the awakening of a new Shen Gong Wu. In ''Showdown'' the effects varied, only occasionally being something {{squick}}y. In ''Chronicles'' it consists entirely of Dojo [[{{squick}} breaking out in boils which frequently pop and spew pus over anything nearby]], [[SickAndWrong to the disgust of those present]].
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* {{Flanderization}}: {{Flanderization}}:
** Dojo's reactions to the awakening of a new Shen Gong Wu. In ''Showdown'' the effects varied, only occasionally being something {{squick}}y. In ''Chronicles'' it consists entirely of Dojo [[{{squick}} breaking out in boils which frequently pop and spew pus over anything nearby]], [[SickAndWrong to the disgust of those present]].
** Dojo's reactions to the awakening of a new Shen Gong Wu. In ''Showdown'' the effects varied, only occasionally being something {{squick}}y. In ''Chronicles'' it consists entirely of Dojo [[{{squick}} breaking out in boils which frequently pop and spew pus over anything nearby]], [[SickAndWrong to the disgust of those present]].
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* GettingCrapPastTheRadar: Shadow is essentially Chase's daughter. Not only do they keep flirting after this revelation, she outright calls him "yummy" and he declares her a ''romanatic''. Hello ParentalIncest.
** Episode 8 has Jack express disgust after spying on Chase and Shadow communicating face-to-face by hissing. Wuya then immediately tries to do the same with Jack and even follows him into his fancy toilet when he tries to run away, saying, "Ooh la la, what big . . . ''hands.''"[[note]]A guy having big hands/feet is a old truism that supposedly indicates that he's well-hung.[[/note]]
** Episode 8 has Jack express disgust after spying on Chase and Shadow communicating face-to-face by hissing. Wuya then immediately tries to do the same with Jack and even follows him into his fancy toilet when he tries to run away, saying, "Ooh la la, what big . . . ''hands.''"[[note]]A guy having big hands/feet is a old truism that supposedly indicates that he's well-hung.[[/note]]
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** Shadow is essentially Chase's daughter. Not only do they keep flirting after this revelation, she outright calls him "yummy" and he declares her a ''romanatic''. Hello ParentalIncest.
** Episode 8 has Jack express disgust after spying on Chase and Shadow communicating face-to-face by hissing. Wuya then immediately tries to do the same with Jack and even follows him into his fancy toilet when he tries to run away, saying, "Ooh la la, whatbig . . .big... ''hands.''"[[note]]A guy having big hands/feet is a old truism that supposedly indicates that he's well-hung.[[/note]]
** Shadow is essentially Chase's daughter. Not only do they keep flirting after this revelation, she outright calls him "yummy" and he declares her a ''romanatic''. Hello ParentalIncest.
** Episode 8 has Jack express disgust after spying on Chase and Shadow communicating face-to-face by hissing. Wuya then immediately tries to do the same with Jack and even follows him into his fancy toilet when he tries to run away, saying, "Ooh la la, what
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* LikeAnOldMarriedCouple: Jack and Wyua.
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* TheMole: Chase sends Shadow to infiltrate Xiaolin. [[spoiler: She succeeds over the course of three episodes.]]
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* TheMole: Chase sends Shadow to infiltrate Xiaolin. [[spoiler: She [[spoiler:She succeeds over the course of three episodes.]]
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* OutOfCharacterMoment: Chase wagers his "good looks" in Episode 3, and is easily defeated by "trainee" Willow after spending most of his time fighting with Jack. [[spoiler:The main characters later realize this is the clue that shows that Willow is working with Chase and that the Shen Gong Wu Vault is no longer safe.]]
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* OutOfCharacterMoment: OutOfCharacterMoment:
** Chase wagers his "good looks" in Episode 3, and is easily defeated by "trainee" Willow after spending most of his time fighting with Jack. [[spoiler:The main characters later realize this is the clue that shows that Willow is working with Chase and that the Shen Gong Wu Vault is no longer safe.]]
** Chase wagers his "good looks" in Episode 3, and is easily defeated by "trainee" Willow after spending most of his time fighting with Jack. [[spoiler:The main characters later realize this is the clue that shows that Willow is working with Chase and that the Shen Gong Wu Vault is no longer safe.]]
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* PeekABangs: Willow. It's the first hint that [[spoiler: she's really evil.]]
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* PeekABangs: Willow. It's the first hint that [[spoiler: she's [[spoiler:she's really evil.]]
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* TookALevelInBadass: Jack Spicer seems much more competent here than he was in the original series. He's raised the morale of his team of evil, become less of a wuss, and even [[ObfuscatingStupidity pretended to cower in fear like he used to in order to set up a dirty trick]]. Episode 6 has him in full ButtMonkey mode again, so this might just be temporary.
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* TookALevelInBadass: TookALevelInBadass:
** Jack Spicer seems much more competent here than he was in the original series. He's raised the morale of his team of evil, become less of a wuss, and even [[ObfuscatingStupidity pretended to cower in fear like he used to in order to set up a dirty trick]]. Episode 6 has him in full ButtMonkey mode again, so this might just be temporary.
** Jack Spicer seems much more competent here than he was in the original series. He's raised the morale of his team of evil, become less of a wuss, and even [[ObfuscatingStupidity pretended to cower in fear like he used to in order to set up a dirty trick]]. Episode 6 has him in full ButtMonkey mode again, so this might just be temporary.
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* TheVamp: [[spoiler: Willow.]]
* WhamEpisode: In episode 3, [[spoiler:[[TheBadGuyWins the temple is destroyed and Chase Young and Shadow have taken all of the Shen Gong Wu]], with Master Fung [[PutOnABus taking a leave for a while]]]].
* WhamEpisode: In episode 3, [[spoiler:[[TheBadGuyWins the temple is destroyed and Chase Young and Shadow have taken all of the Shen Gong Wu]], with Master Fung [[PutOnABus taking a leave for a while]]]].
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** In episode 3, [[spoiler:[[TheBadGuyWins the temple is destroyed and Chase Young and Shadow have taken all of the Shen Gong Wu]], with Master Fung [[PutOnABus taking a leave for a while]]]].
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* WhatHappenedToTheMouse: Despite being responsible for Chase Young turning to evil, being built up as the worst the Heylin side had to offer and being the main villain of season 3 of Showdown, the series hasn't seen hide nor hair of Hannibal Roy Bean. Whether he doesn't exist in this continuity or if he'll show up down the line isn't clear.
** On the subject of Hannibal, Chase's [[spoiler: StartOfDarkness in this continuity does seem to have involved some sort of malevolent, phantom-like being that brings Hannibal's armor from the original show to mind, but whether or not it is Hannibal is unknown, as Chase's backstory in Chronicles had him merely use the Lao Mang Long Soup provided by this being to achieve more power after he had already turned to evil.]]
** On the subject of Hannibal, Chase's [[spoiler: StartOfDarkness in this continuity does seem to have involved some sort of malevolent, phantom-like being that brings Hannibal's armor from the original show to mind, but whether or not it is Hannibal is unknown, as Chase's backstory in Chronicles had him merely use the Lao Mang Long Soup provided by this being to achieve more power after he had already turned to evil.]]
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* WhatHappenedToTheMouse: WhatHappenedToTheMouse:
** Despite being responsible for Chase Young turning to evil, being built up as the worst the Heylin side had to offer and being the main villain of season 3 of Showdown, the series hasn't seen hide nor hair of Hannibal Roy Bean. Whether he doesn't exist in this continuity or if he'll show up down the line isn't clear.
** On the subject of Hannibal, Chase's[[spoiler: StartOfDarkness [[spoiler:StartOfDarkness in this continuity does seem to have involved some sort of malevolent, phantom-like being that brings Hannibal's armor from the original show to mind, but whether or not it is Hannibal is unknown, as Chase's backstory in Chronicles had him merely use the Lao Mang Long Soup provided by this being to achieve more power after he had already turned to evil.]]
** Despite being responsible for Chase Young turning to evil, being built up as the worst the Heylin side had to offer and being the main villain of season 3 of Showdown, the series hasn't seen hide nor hair of Hannibal Roy Bean. Whether he doesn't exist in this continuity or if he'll show up down the line isn't clear.
** On the subject of Hannibal, Chase's
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* WritingAroundTrademarks: Evidently the reason the names of all the Shen Gong Wu were changed for ''Chronicles''.
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* WritingAroundTrademarks: Evidently the reason the names of all some of the Shen Gong Wu were changed for ''Chronicles''.
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** It should be noted that Episode 13's Showdown is animated in the traditional style instead of CG.
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** It should be noted that Episode 13's 11's Showdown is animated in the traditional style instead of CG.
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* ButterflyEffect: Chase's plan in episode 7: Release an ancient magical shrimp which can delete entire species via zapping them out of existence, then watch the domino effect at work. He even calls it a "domino effect".
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* ButterflyEffect: Chase's plan in episode 7: 6: Release an ancient magical shrimp which can delete entire species via zapping them out of existence, then watch the domino effect at work. He even calls it a "domino effect".
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* CutLexLuthorACheck: Coupled with a CallBack. In episode 4 Jack needed money and went with a complex evil scheme. In episode 9 he's using his tech knowledge to earn money on the side, though he takes offense to Wuya saying he's better at being an entrepreneur than being evil.
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* CutLexLuthorACheck: Coupled with a CallBack. In episode 4 Jack needed money and went with a complex evil scheme. In episode 9 5 he's using his tech knowledge to earn money on the side, though he takes offense to Wuya saying he's better at being an entrepreneur than being evil.
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* DoubleEntendre: Shadow in episode 7. Especially the "hot and bothered" lines.
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* DoubleEntendre: Shadow in episode 7.6. Especially the "hot and bothered" lines.
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** In episode 5 Dr. Tohomiko acts as though he has never met the Monks before, which is certainly strange considering he made a rather prevalent appearance in an episode of ''Showdown'', and his creations appeared several times after that.
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** In episode 5 7 Dr. Tohomiko acts as though he has never met the Monks before, which is certainly strange considering he made a rather prevalent appearance in an episode of ''Showdown'', and his creations appeared several times after that.
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** Episode 13 once again shows the fears of the monks. Whilst Omi and Clay retain their fears of squirrels and grandmother respectively (Albeit making them more like ninjas and gorgons), Kimiko has a fear of a {{Yandere}} named Seiko instead of an old doll, and Raimundo now has a fear of clowns instead of jellyfish.
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** Episode 13 11 once again shows the fears of the monks. Whilst Omi and Clay retain their fears of squirrels and grandmother respectively (Albeit making them more like ninjas and gorgons), Kimiko has a fear of a {{Yandere}} named Seiko instead of an old doll, and Raimundo now has a fear of clowns instead of jellyfish.
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*** Dialed back in episode 9 where she offers to tell Jack "evil bedtime stories" about her and Salvdor, who she seems to have been in a relationship with.
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*** Dialed back in episode 9 5 where she offers to tell Jack "evil bedtime stories" about her and Salvdor, who she seems to have been in a relationship with.
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** Jack has a geeky version in episode 9 when he's working in tech service.
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** Jack has a geeky version in episode 9 5 when he's working in tech service.
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* TookALevelInBadass: Jack Spicer seems much more competent here than he was in the original series. He's raised the morale of his team of evil, become less of a wuss, and even [[ObfuscatingStupidity pretended to cower in fear like he used to in order to set up a dirty trick]]. Episode 7 has him in full ButtMonkey mode again, so this might just be temporary.
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* TookALevelInBadass: Jack Spicer seems much more competent here than he was in the original series. He's raised the morale of his team of evil, become less of a wuss, and even [[ObfuscatingStupidity pretended to cower in fear like he used to in order to set up a dirty trick]]. Episode 7 6 has him in full ButtMonkey mode again, so this might just be temporary.
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** Episode 7, if only for giving us Shadow's origin.
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** Episode 7, 6, if only for giving us Shadow's origin.
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The series did not have good ratings or viewership, let alone high. Furthermore, the newsletter does not explicitly state the new Xiaolin project will be on Netflix. Only support to get the original series on Netflix.
The series concluded in 2015, despite the announcement of a second season. In a published newsletter [[http://us5.campaign-archive2.com/?u=72e5e554031c8b4144d6b495d&id=7e7ae4a762]], the creator stated that ''Xiaolin Chronicles'' will be a stand alone series, and the franchise will continue in a new format similar to the original series.
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Despite high ratings, it will not be renewed. However, the creators stated that they wish to reboot the franchise again on {{Creator/Netflix}}.
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* AdaptationDyeJob: Sorta. Chronicles switches Dojo's color scheme, making his scales yellow and his fins green instead of vice-versa.
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* AdaptationDyeJob: Sorta.Sort of. Chronicles switches Dojo's color scheme, making his scales yellow and his fins green instead of vice-versa.
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It also aired on the international feeds of Creator/CartoonNetwork. In this case, it premiered in the United Kingdom, Japan, Turkey and the rest of Asia in March 2014. Latin America and the Nordic countries aired the show in May, while the Netherlands, Russia, Poland and the rest of Central and Eastern Europe did the same in June.
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An adaptation of ''WesternAnimation/XiaolinShowdown'' that premiered in August of 2013. Unlike the WB produced predecessor, this series is a collaboration from American and French companies, ''[=ActionFliks=] Media Corp'' and ''Genao Productions'' and aired on Creator/DisneyXD.
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"Xiaolin Chronicles" is NOT a Canadian cartoon and that's it!
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Revival title of ''WesternAnimation/XiaolinShowdown'' that premiered in August of 2013. Unlike the WB produced predecessor, this series is a collaboration from Canadian and French companies, ''[=ActionFliks=] Media Corp'' and ''Genao Productions'' and aired on Creator/DisneyXD.
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According to TheOtherWiki, it will not be renewed. However, the creators stated that they wish to reboot the franchise again on {{Creator/Netflix}}.
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According to TheOtherWiki, Wiki/TheOtherWiki, it will not be renewed. However, the creators stated that they wish to reboot the franchise again on {{Creator/Netflix}}.
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* OutOfOrder: The first six episodes after the three-part pilot were not aired in order, possibly explaining some of the fans' confusion about the plot.
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** Omi's ego has turned UpToEleven, being even more so than when he first appeared, and it just gets worse by the episodes.
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Trope has been disambiguated as a result of Trope Repair Shop.
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* BlondesAreEvil: Willow. Even though her true form has black hair.
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** When Dojo's young descendant is shown in one episode he has Dojo's [[AdaptationDyeJob original color scheme]] from XiaolinShowdown.
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** When Dojo's young descendant is shown in one episode he has Dojo's [[AdaptationDyeJob original color scheme]] from XiaolinShowdown.WesternAnimation/XiaolinShowdown.
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According to TheOtherWiki, it will not be renewed. However, the creators stated that they wish to reboot the franchise again on ''Creator/Netflix''.
{{Creator/Netflix}}.
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According to TheOtherWiki, it will not be renewed. However, the creators stated that they wish to reboot the franchise again on Creator/Netflix.
''Creator/Netflix''.
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According to TheOtherWiki, it will not be renewed. However, a new the creators stated that they wish to reboot the franchise will start.
again on Creator/Netflix.
