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!!Mama Tohru
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--> ''Only antique I see is the Billy Goat there!''

-->'''Voiced by:''' Amy Hill

[[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin Tohru's mother]]. She only appears in a handful of episodes but leaves quite an impact. She shows the Chans a new side of Tohru, and becomes Uncle's arch-rival.
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* {{Acrofatic}}: She's overweight but can run on railings.
* ActionMom: She prohibits her son from fighting because she wants to protect him.
* AmazinglyEmbarrassingParents: Her relationship with Tohru is easily summarized as this.
* AsianRudeness: She rivals Uncle in her lack of manners and height of arrogance.
* BackToBackBadasses: She takes this posture with Uncle in her debut episode.
* {{Badass}}: Guess where [[BadassFamily Tohru]] gets his [[{{Badass}} badassery]] from?
* BadassNormal: Unlike Uncle, she doesn't have any magic at her disposal but can still take on the supernatural.
* BeautyMark: She has one near her left eye. Uncle once mocks it.
* CoolOldLady: While she's short-tempered and antagonistic towards Uncle, she's not a woman any criminal would want to trifle with.
* DeadpanSnarker: She is a master of sarcasm. For instance, when Uncle accused her of cheating at Mahjong by moving pieces when he sneezed, she replied:
-->"Anytime you sneeze, ''all the pieces move''. Bird peak nose should have its own ''zip code''."
* DistaffCounterpart: The only significant difference between her and Uncle is that she doesn't have magic at her disposal.
* HeyYou: To her, Uncle is always [[EmbarrassingNickname "Billy Goat", "Junk Monger", or "Junk Man"]].
* HugeGuyTinyGirl: A mother and son example; her son is huge and she herself is barely taller than ''Jade''.
* InvisibleJerkass: After she's accidentally turned invisible in "The Invisible Mom", she torments Uncle in various ways until she reveals her location.
* {{Jerkass}}: Mostly towards Uncle. In her debut episode, she was also very bossy to Tohru and dismissive towards Jackie and Jade.
* JerkWithAHeartOfGold: She loves her son, and also cooperated with Uncle to save Tohru and Jackie. She becomes less abrasive towards Jackie and Jade. Towards Uncle, not so much.
* JewishMother: A Japanese one actually, but she's just as nagging and overbearing as most examples of this trope.
* LikeParentLikeChild: Mother and son appear initially to be polar opposites, but they do share some similarities, like protective attitude towards their loved ones. During his feud with Uncle in "The Demon Behind", Tohru's behavior towards Uncle resembled his mother's mannerisms towards him. He even called Uncle "Billy Goat" at one point. Tohru's future self wears a red coat similar to that his mother wears.
* LockedOutOfTheLoop: She doesn't know that Tohru's previous employer Valmont is a crime lord or that her son was a thug. Tohru asks his extended family to keep it that way.
* [[TabletopGame/{{Mahjong}} Mahjong]]: She's shown to be quite skilled in this. She states that she's a five time all Kyoto finalist. She defeats Uncle in it several times (though he says she cheats every time).
* MamaBear: You think her mountain-sized son is more dangerous? Threaten him and find out how wrong you are.
* MyBelovedSmother: Her son just can't handle demons and gangs without her. One time she even decided to stay invisible to protect him better.
* TheNapoleon: She has the HairTriggerTemper to match her short stature.
* NeverMessWithGranny: She may be a little old lady, but she knows karate, and is quite willing to use those skills.
* NoNameGiven: No one calls her anything other than "Tohru's mother".
* PintsizedPowerhouse: She's only a little taller than Jade, but deadlier than Jackie.
* PrimAndProperBun: She's gives off the air of being traditional and she has certain [[HairTriggerTemper "authority"]] in her.
* ScrewPolitenessImASenior: She also rivals Uncle in abusing her old age to disregard tact.
* SitcomArchnemesis: To Uncle; martial arts, mahjong, shuffle board, treating Jackie of cobra's venom; it doesn't matter as long as one can humiliate the other.
* SnarkToSnarkCombat: Rivaling Uncle of course. Whenever she and Uncle are in the same room, insults and snarks are exchanged back and forth.
* UncannyFamilyResemblance: She is a dead ringer for Tohru aside from being female and much smaller in size.
* VitriolicBestBuds: She spends more time with Uncle than with anyone else, even if they mostly argue. They eventually seem to develop an actual friendship, as Uncle once gave her a Christmas present.
* VolleyingInsults: She and Uncle compete diligently in the creativeness of the insults they throw at each other.

!!Miss Hartman
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--> ''Mr. Chan, this is not the first time we've had a problem with Jade.''

-->'''Voiced by:''' Jeannie Elias

Jade's schoolteacher. She's annoyed by Jade's unbelievable stories of fantastic adventures.
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* ADayInTheLimelight: "The Demon Beneath My Wings" is this for her because she had Hsi Wu's chi.
* BadassTeacher: She defended Jade from Drago. Although of course, this is while she was temporarily [[EmpoweredBadassNormal transformed]] by the chi of [[WingedHumanoid Hsi Wu the Sky Demon]].
* ChildHater: Jade believes that Hartman hates kids, although this is subverted. In fact, Hartman states that she's a teacher because she ''likes'' children.
* DeadpanSnarker: She conveys her skepticism of Jade's stories in dry disbelief.
* FieryRedhead: Averted. She can be strict while disciplining, but hardly aggressive about it.
* GracefulLadiesLikePurple: She's never seen without her purple jacket.
* JerkWithAHeartOfGold: Although Hartman seems like a hard-ass, she actually cares about Jade and her other students.
* PreMortemOneLiner: She delivers a non-lethal version of this trope to Drago before pushing him into the ocean.
--> "CLASS DISMISSED!"
* SkepticNoLonger: Subverted. After turning into a demon for a day, she tries to remember that it happened, only for Jackie to convince her that it was [[AllJustADream all just a hallucination]].
* SternTeacher: It's just that she has little patience for Jade's disruptive shenanigans.

!!Drew
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-->'''Voiced by:''' Jeannie Elias

A boy who teases Jade for her crazy-sounding stories.
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* DeadpanSnarker: He conveys his skepticism of Jade's stories with added ridicule.
* FireForgedFriends: Later in the series, he's seen talking to and hanging out with Jade.
* {{Jerkass}}: It's one thing that he doesn't believe Jade's stories ([[TheMasquerade for obvious reasons]]), though he's not nice about it.
* LaserGuidedKarma: After witnessing the incident described below in SkepticNoLonger, Jade uses this opportunity to [[ContagiousCassandraTruth humiliate him in class]].
%%* NerdGlasses
* NiceHat: He's never shown without his yellow cap.
* PintSizedKid: Like all the other recurring kids, he gets nowhere taller.
* SkepticNoLonger: He realizes that [[CassandraTruth Jade was telling the truth]] after watching Daolon Wong's Dark Chi Warriors trying to steal the Talisman Animals.

!!Jackie Chan's Yin and Yang
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[[caption-width-right:350:[[SarcasmMode Need to guess who's who?]]]]

During the show, Jackie is affected thrice by the [[LiteralSplitPersonality Tiger Talisman]]. [[JekyllAndHyde He's split into his Yin and Yang sides]]. Yin Jackie is called "Pussycat" and Yang Jackie is called "Tiger".
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* BackToBackBadasses: When Tiger and Pussycat set aside their differences, they are a pretty efficient fighting force.
--> '''Tiger''': Okey bro, let's show this troll what ''two'' Jackies can do!
* {{Badass}}es: They're two halves of Jackie Chan after all.
* BashBrothers: They sometimes call each other brothers and they work well together.
* MultipleHeadCase: In their final appearance, they end up in this position, because their split wasn't allowed to finish. It's eventually fixed.
* SensitiveGuyAndManlyMan: Pussycat is the Sensitive Guy to Tiger's Manly Man. This is in line with Taoism: [[FridgeBrilliance Yin represents femininity and Yang represents masculinity]], so it makes sense for Yin Jackie to be more considerate of others and Yang Jackie to be more aggressive.

!!!Yin/Light Jackie (Pussycat)
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[[caption-width-right:320:[[CatchPhrase "Fighting is not nice!"]]]]

-->'''Voiced by:''' James Sie

* ApologizesALot: Pussycat is this even more than normal Jackie. It extends to [[ApologeticAttacker fighting]].
* BewareTheNiceOnes: He is even more hard to anger than normal Jackie, but it doesn't mean that he's completely helpless.
* ButtMonkey: Pussycat seems to have most of Jackie's hapless tendencies.
* CowardlyLion: Usually Pussycat tries to run from danger, but when the push comes to shove, he will fight back.
* FragileFlower: In his debut episode, he bursts into tears after accidentally stepping on a bug. Later, he starts crying for the animals whose leather has been used on a car's seats.
* GoodIsImpotent: He initially appears as unwilling to take active because he's too nice to hurt anyone, even bad guys. [[SubvertedTrope However, allowing someone to be hurt by inactive provokes him into action]] and proves he is just as skilled as Yang Jackie.
* MartialPacifist: He is even more averse to violence than normal Jackie, and he gets angry only rarely. It doesn't mean that he can't defend himself.
* NiceGuy: Exaggerated to the point of being an ExtremeDoormat due to the nature of Yin.
* WouldntHurtAChild: He stops Tiger from hurting Jade.
--> "It's not nice to drop-kick little girls!"

!!!Yang/Dark Jackie (Tiger)
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[[caption-width-right:320:"Grrrrr..."]]

-->'''Voiced by:''' James Sie

* AntiHero: He is Jackie's (mostly) repressed selfish side, but still has some baseline heroism.
* ArrogantKungFuGuy: Unlike normal Jackie, Tiger is willing to use all his skills in martial arts for whatever reason.
* BadassLongcoat: In his debut episode, he steals Chow's jacket, and looks much cooler in it than Chow ever did.
* BigBrotherBully: He and Pussycat sometimes call each other brothers and he is not shy about picking on him.
* BloodKnight: He enjoys fighting; a significant contrast with Jackie's full personality.
* CallingTheOldManOut: He does this to Uncle in each of his appearances.
** In his debut episode, after he's smacked by Uncle, he returns the favor. Then he crosses his arms and smiles smugly, as if to say "You have no idea how long I've been wanting to do that."
** In "The Return of the Pussycat", he tells Uncle not to start a lecture.
** In "Viva Las Jackies", when Uncle yells over the phone at Tiger and Pussycat (not knowing that Jackie has been split) for leaving him in a hotel that couldn't provide him eel saliva, Tiger responds spitefully:
--> "Pull your tongue out of your mouth and wring out the spit."
* CoolShades: In his debut episode, he steals Chow's sunglasses, and looks much cooler with them than Chow ever did.
* ADarkerMe: Tiger is this, rather than a full on EvilTwin because he represents the arrogance and selfishness that complete Jackie manages.
* DeadpanSnarker: He snarks quite a bit and throws around insults.
--> '''Pussycat''' (while looking for the Noble Tiger): I do not see the tiger. Maybe we should split up? (He has just forgotten [[MultipleHeadCase their current situation]].)
--> '''Tiger''': (glares at Pussycat) So I got all the brains?
* EvilIsCool: Tiger invokes this trope when he steals Jade's place as the main character in the play about [[Literature/TheStrangeCaseOfDrJekyllAndMrHyde Doctor Jekyll and Mr. Hyde]] during his second appearance. He clearly enjoys playing Mr. Hyde. [[invoked]]
--> "This potion is wonderful! Evil Hyde is much cooler than old goody-goody Jekyll! [[EvilLaugh Hahahahahahahaa!]]"
* FearlessFool: He doesn't fear anyone or anything.
* HatesBeingTouched: He repeatedly tells off people who touch him.
--> [[CatchPhrase "Don't touch me."]]
* HeelFaceRevolvingDoor: Tiger can easily be convinced to fight alongside either the heroes or villains at the drop of a hat.
* IntimidationDemonstration: He has a habit of loudly clicking his neck on both sides before starting a fight.
* JerkWithAHeartOfGold: Even if he's Jackie's most aggressive traits, he's still Jackie fundamentally.
* SuperpoweredEvilSide: He has the same dose of skills as normal Jackie, but he's much more willing to hurt his opponents. For example, he utilizes a DivingKick much more than normal Jackie, and he seems to be more impervious to the injuries normal Jackie tends to be distracted with.
* UnscrupulousHero: Tiger is selfish, arrogant, and easy to set off, but ultimately heroic.
* WouldHurtAChild: Tiger was willing to kick Jade when angered.

!!Xu Lin
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[[caption-width-right:320:[[TheWoobie She sure needs a hug]].]]
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[[caption-width-right:320:Then [[InvoluntaryShapeshifting again]], [[OhCrap maybe not]].]]
--> ''The previous guardian found the means to escape. I've searched five years for that secret and have not found it. I miss my family so much.''

-->'''Voiced by:''' Ashlie Chan

A little Chinese girl who was exploring a bamboo forest one evening. She ended up in the Lotus Temple and has been its guardian ever since. She turns into a savage beast whenever someone intrudes into the temple. Five years afterwards, Jackie and Jade seek out the Lotus Temple, along with the villainous Old Monk. After the conflict, Xu Lin is freed from the temple and the Old Monk is forced to take her place.
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* ClosedCircle: As the temple's guardian, she's unable to exit it. But she eventually escapes by [[LoopholeAbuse wearing a suit of armor]], as objects can leave the temple.
* IJustWantToBeNormal: She'd love nothing more than to return to her parents and leave the magic world entirely behind.
* AnIcePerson: Her monster form resembles an Yeti, and it can shoot ice-rays from it's mouth.
* InvoluntaryShapeshifting: She turns into a monster whenever someone intrudes the temple. She has no control over it.
* MustBeInvited: Jade figures out that [[LoopholeAbuse if Xu Lin invites a person to the temple, they are not intruding]]. And if there is an intruder at the same time, she attacks the intruder instead of the invited.
* NiceGirl: She's quite polite, reserved and concerned for others.
* PainfulTransformation: Becoming the Yeti is a painful affair.
* PintSizedKid: She seems to be as old as Jade, but in the flashback set five years before, she is as tall as currently.
* PrehensileHair: Her beast form can grap things with her braids.
* RedEyesTakeWarning: The eyes of her beast form are red.
* ResistTheBeast: She tries her best to avoid transforming but it never works.
* ShrinkingViolet: She's a timid girl.
* TertiarySexualCharacteristics: Her monster form retains her braids, they just turn white from black.
* TomboyAndGirlyGirl: She's the Girly Girl to Jade's Tomboy.
* TragicMonster: She's not evil but a prisoner of the temple compelled to attack whoever gets inside the temple.
* TraumaticHaircut: Averted. Jackie cuts through her monster form's braids. This haircut remains in her human form, but she doesn't seem to mind.

!!The Ben Shui Order
An order of Buddhist monks who reside in a monastery situated in the mountains of Bhutan.
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* {{Actual Pacifist}}s: They never participate in any fights themselves.
* TheChosenOne: The Ben Shui Order has a vague prophecy about one of these saving the world. The Chosen One is also required to be completely pacifistic, although a Champion is allowed to fight for and protect them.
* ShrinesAndTemples: A Buddhist temple.

!!Larry

-->'''Voiced by:''' Robbie Rist

A geeky teen boy who is a friend of Jade. He appears in "Antler Action", where he temporarily absorbed the chi of [[DishingOutDirt Dai Gui the Earth Demon]], which inspired him to become a superhero.
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* BodyHorror: He absorbs the chi of the Demon Sorcerer Dai Gui, which slowly transforms him into an [[DishingOutDirt Earth Demon]], until the chi is eventually removed.
* DestructiveSaviour: He ends up wrecking the comic convention while fighting Drago and the Ice Gang.
* FanBoy: Of comic book superheroes, such as Super Moose.
* {{Geek}}: One of his classmates even teased him by telling him to "move out of your mother's {{basement| dweller}}".
* IJustWantToBeSpecial: He wants to be a hero like Jackie Chan or Super Moose. Then he gets the opportunity, not realizing that he's (literally) turning into an evil monster.
* MyGodWhatHaveIDone: He says this line almost word for word, when Jade makes him realize how the Demon Chi has been corrupting him.
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* [[Characters/JackieChanAdventuresOtherCharacters OtherCharacters]] [[labelnote:Character List]][[/labelnote]]

* [[Characters/JackieChanAdventuresTheDemonSorcerers The Demon Sorcerers]] [[labelnote:Character List]]Shendu, Bai Tza, Dai Gui, Hsi Wu, Po Kong, Tchang Zu, Tso Lan, Xiao Fung, Drago[[/labelnote]
* [[Characters/JackieChanAdventuresMinorVillains Minor Villains]]

[[folder:Minor Villains]]
Villains who only appear in one, two, or three episodes.

!!El Chupacabra
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A demonic beast that was attacking livestock in Mexico. It scratches El Toro during a fight, cursing him to become one himself.

* AndThenJohnWasAZombie: El Toro falls victim to its curse, and transforms every night until he's cured.
* CharacterDeath: It's destroyed by the sunlight, though not before it scratches El Toro.
* {{Chupacabra}}: It looks more like Bigfoot or some other feral monster then a grey alien, but the cattle stalker is still present.
* OurWerebeastsAreDifferent: Much like a werewolf, the chupacabra's bite or scratch can turn a human into another chupacabra, but only at night.
* RedEyesTakeWarning: Both the first chupacabra and the transformed El Toro have fully red eyes.
* SpikesOfVillainy
* WeaksauceWeakness: The first chupacabra was disintegrated by sunlight. El Toro couldn't walk into the sunlight, even when he reverted to human form during daytime.

!!Kuniko "Origami" Kasahara
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-->'''Voiced by:''' Timothy Dang

A Japanese burglar based in Paris, France who has the ability to turn into paper and fold up like an origami sculpture. He uses his powers to rob East Asian art from the Louvre Museum.

* CallingCard: He leaves origami sculptures at crime scenes.
* BondJamesBond: Jackie introduces himself to Origami as "Chan, Jackie Chan". Origami keeps calling him that.
* EmpoweredBadassNormal: He was originally a skilled but ordinary burglar, until he touched a magic artifact that gave him the ability to turn himself into paper.
* FrameUp: He manages to paint Jackie, Jade, and Viper as offenders when the police interrupt their confrontation.
* PaperMaster: Hence his moniker of "Origami".
* PhantomThief: He has a preference for stealing Far Eastern art.
* PurpleIsTheNewBlack: As Kasahara, he wears a purple suit.
* TheQuietOne: A thief who is a man of few words.
* VoluntaryShapeshifting: In paper form, he can fold up into the shapes of various creatures.
* WeWillMeetAgain: In his last scene, he's in prison, creating an origami resembling Jackie and crushing it. He doesn't say anything, but he clearly vows to have revenge on Jackie.

!!The Old Monk
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--> ''Ancient wisdom: Words are breath that blows the fire of knowledge''

-->'''Voiced by:''' Tim Lounibos

An old monk who guided Jackie to the Lotus Temple where the magical scrolls of Hung Chao are hidden. A really [[CloudCuckoolander quirky]] person who's constantly in meditation and speaks in proverbs and riddles. He turns out to be villainous, and is also after these scrolls.

* AnimatedArmor: He uses the scroll's power to have this to fight Jackie.
%%* BadassGrandpa
%%* BaldOfEvil
* TheCameo: He briefly appears in "Antler Action" with some other one-shot villains. He probably managed to escape the Lotus Temple using the same method as Jackie and Jade used to free Xu Lin.
* CatchPhrase: "[[HurricaneOfAphorisms Ancient wisdom]]..."
* CrypticConversation: Constantly speaks in proverbs and riddles.
* DangerouslyGenreSavvy: He stays behind when Jackie enters the temple to look for Jade, following after a while.
--> "Ancient wisdom: the worm realizes he is bait only after the fish bites."
* EccentricMentor: Despite being EvilAllAlong, he still classifies as this.
%%* EvilOldFolks
%%* HermitGuru
* KungFuWizard: Fares quite well against Jackie in hand-to-hand combat. He also gains magic powers after obtaining some scrolls from the Lotus Temple.
* LaserGuidedKarma: After trespassing into the Lotus Temple for his own personal gains, he fails to leave before sunrise, so he's trapped inside (and probably becomes the new guardian monster).
* LotusPosition: He always meditates in this position.
* LevitatingLotusPosition: After he gains power from the scrolls, his normal meditation is now a foot or so off the ground.
* PowerGlows: He glows in yellow light after his empowerment.
* PowerPalms: After he paints an inscription detailed in the scrolls on his palms, he can blast KiAttacks from his hands.
* WouldHurtAChild: He tries to blast a [[KickThemWhileTheyAreDown weakened]] Xu Lin.

!!Spring-Heeled Jack
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--> ''I'm free, to be me!''

-->'''Voiced by:''' Creator/CoreyBurton

A ravenous and rhyming troll, who can leap great distances. Many years before, a wizard named Simon Magus turned him into a statue and stored him in his museum of strange creatures. Accidentally released by [[LiteralSplitPersonality Yin Jackie]], he goes out for revenge... by seeking out [[SinsOfOurFathers the descendants of Magus]], so that he can [[ToServeMan eat them]].

* AffablyEvil: If you forget his desire for revenge and mischievous tendencies, you might view him as a jovial fellow. [[spoiler:His Yang side averts this trope, being more focused on revenge and less soft-spoken than normal Jack. His Yin side is a NiceGuy to the point that he protects Simone and helps the heroes to defeat his opposite.]]
* CombatParkour: He fights by leaping around and using the environment to his advantage.
* EvilFeelsGood: We get this exchange:
-->'''Yin Jackie''': *looking more angry than ever* Do you enjoy being a meanie?
-->'''Spring-Heeled Jack''': I confess, yes! *[[CheshireCatGrin grins widely]]*
* EvilLaugh: He laughs coarsely.
* InASingleBound: [[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin His shoes really do have springs mounted in their heels.]]
* LiteralSplitPersonality: [[spoiler: The Tiger Talisman is used on him temporarily. Yin Jack actually protects Simone from Yang Jack, and reveals his [[WeaksauceWeakness ultimate weakness]].]]
* OurTrollsAreDifferent: He has the basic look as a squat figure and eater of humans, but he's jovial and uses springs.
* PublicDomainCharacter: [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Spring-heeled_Jack Spring-heeled Jack]] is an English folklore character.
* RoaringRampageOfRevenge: He's determined to punish the Magus family for [[SinsOfOurFathers their ancestor Simon]]'s imprisonment of him. [[ToServeMan He tries to eat]] Jade's classmate Simone Magus.
* RhymesOnADime: It's so catchy even other characters speak in rhyme a bit. He would sometimes let others finish his rhymes. [[spoiler:Both of his two halves rhyme as well.]]
* SealedEvilInACan: He was [[TakenForGranite turned to stone]] by Magus for being an evil creature. He's released when water is dropped on him. He's turned back to stone by [[spoiler:[[WeaksauceWeakness salt]]]].
* TheNoseKnows: He tracks down the nearest Magus descendant with his sense of smell.
--> "Magus Magus where ever you are, Spring Heel Jack will not be far!"
* WeCanRuleTogether: [[JekyllAndHyde Yang Jackie]] expresses sympathy for Jack, as [[NotSoDifferent they both want to stay free to be themselves]]. Jack proposes a partnership. Fortunately, it doesn't last for long, thanks to [[GuileHero Jade]].
* WouldHurtAChild: He tries to ''eat'' Simone, a descendant of his jailer. [[spoiler:Yin Jack [[WouldntHurtAChild inverts]] this trope, as he protects Simone from Yang Jack.]]

!!The Jiangshi
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[[caption-width-right:320:Don't disturb the sleeping beauty.]]

-->'''Voiced by:''' Creator/DeeBradleyBaker

An undead vampire who haunted an abandoned castle in the mountains of China. It drains chi from humans, which can turn them into vampire slaves if left untreated.

* AndThenJohnWasAZombie: It feeds on Uncle's chi, and as nobody knew how to transfer their chi to him, he was turned into the Jiangshi's slave until his chi was returned.
%%* BaldOfEvil
* CharacterDeath: All the stolen chi is reclaimed from the vampire as the sun rises.
* ChineseVampire: The fact that he is a vampire of the Chinese variety is a critical plot point, because the methods of dealing with him are different from the Western varieties.
* EyeOfNewt: How to reclaim all the stolen chi from it? [[spoiler:Collect a toadstool from a graveyard, place it inside the vampire's left sock and throw the sock into a river]] before sunrise. Otherwise the chi remains with the vampire forever.
* FangsAreEvil: It's teeth grow with the chi it sucks.
* FemmeFatalons: It's sharp claws lengthen with the chi it sucks.
* {{Flight}}: Even at its weakest, it can fly.
* GrowingMusclesSequence: Every time it drains chi, it grows in muscle and size.
* LooksLikeOrlok: In its weakest form, it looks quite shrunken indeed.
* MonochromaticEyes: Its eyes are initially pale white, but after absorbing chi from Tohru, Jade, and Uncle, it gains slit [[RedEyesTakeWarning red]] [[AnimalEyes cat-like]] pupils.
* OurVampiresAreDifferent: Consumes chi instead of blood. It doesn't bite, but the chi is transferred as green energy through the eyes. It's blind, so it sniffs to find its target by the smell of its breath. It cannot be harmed with a wooden stake. It cannot cross a running river. However, it can still be killed by sunlight.
* ReforgedIntoAMinion: Its victim becomes a servant, unless they are given someone else's chi.
* SuddenlyVoiced: It's initially mute, but after absorbing chi from Tohru, Jade, and Uncle, it gains the ability to speak.
* WeaksauceWeakness: Attaching a special note of paper to a Jiangshi's face will render it motionless. And much like Western vampires, sunlight is lethal to them.
* YourSoulIsMine: Says a variation of this, when it's mere moments to the sunrise.
--> "In moments, the collective chi will be mine forever."

!!Monkey King
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[[caption-width-right:320:Showoff...]]
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[[caption-width-right:320:...and creepy.]]
--> ''Stop me if you've heard this one befooorre...''

-->'''Voiced by:''' Bill Tanzer (first appearance) and Creator/BillyWest (second appearance)

Monkey King is a trickster monkey. Based on the Chinese legend of [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sun_Wukong Sun Wukong]], he is released whenever someone pulls his puppet form's leg. The luckless victim becomes a puppet in his place, only to be restored if he [[spoiler:pulls ''their'' leg]], which he isn't likely to do of his own free will. He might seem like an irritating prankster at first glance, but he takes a ''very'' dim view of anyone trying to spoil his fun.

* AdaptationalVillainy: While Sun Wukong had a mischievous side to him, he wasn't an AxCrazy psycho prankster.
%%* AttentionWhore
* AxCrazy: What his "fun" turns into; dangerous actions that can lead to death.
%%* BeardOfEvil
* BewareTheSillyOnes: He's a mischievous prankster, but can give serious trouble to Jackie and the others.
* DemonicDummy: His puppet form is completely harmless, just ''don't pull his leg''.
* DidYouJustScamCthulhu: In his first appearance, Jade tricks him into [[spoiler:pulling puppet-Jackie's leg]].
* EvilHasABadSenseOfHumor: Sending a living puppet through a wood chipper is hilarious, right?
%%* EvilIsHammy
%%* EvilRedhead
* EvilVersusEvil: In his final appearance, he ends up facing Daolon Wong, the evil chi wizard.
* EvilerThanThou: He ends up on the "thou" end against Daolon Wong.
* GreenEyedMonster: He couldn't stand other people showing off better than him in talents.
* TheGrimReaper: He dresses as this at one point, proving to be quite adept with a [[SinisterScythe scythe]]. We even hear a music you would associate with TheGrimReaper.
* TheHyena: A high pitched laugh accompanies and follows his lethal pranks.
* LaughablyEvil: Strives to be hilarious, at least from his AxCrazy point of view.
* TheMadHatter: When Jade argues that feeding puppet-Jackie into a wood-chipper isn't funny:
--> "Haven't you noticed? I have a WEIRD sense of humor!"
* ManiacMonkeys: Evil monkey trickster.
* OminousOperaCape: At one point, he wears a purple version this, complete with [[Franchise/ThePhantomOfTheOpera the mask]].
* ThePrankster: Everything he does is motivated by his love of malicious mischief.
* PsychopathicManChild: Despite his great age, he acts like an overgrown, attention-seeking {{delinquent}}.
* PublicDomainCharacter: It's never made explicit, but he's basically Sun Wukong, the Monkey King from ''Literature/JourneyToTheWest''.
%%* PungeonMaster
* PuppetPermutation: He's a wooden dummy, but he changes into a live being when someone pulls his leg. The person who pulls his leg turns into a dummy themselves. [[spoiler:And if the Monkey King pulls the victim's leg, their positions change back to normal.]]
* SlasherSmile: Often sports these when indulding his lunatic fun.
* SublimeRhyme: The instructions for switching places with a person in terms of living-puppet.
--> ''To free me of glitches and put you in stitches, this merry ape begs: [[SchmuckBait Pull my leg.]]''
* TickleTorture: In his second appearance, he uses this technique on Tohru to find out where the other Chans have gone.
* WhyDontYouJustShootHim: He can be talked into making more spectacular ways to kill other people.

!!Bartholomew Chang
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[[caption-width-right:320:[[SarcasmMode With jade as always]].]]

-->'''Voiced by:''' Timothy Dang

A Taiwanese businessman and criminal mastermind who has a habit of stealing objects made from jade stone. He becomes a minor recurring enemy to the J-Team.

* ArtificialLimbs: He lost his right hand in an [[BrickBreak iron fist]] competition. He has a variety of artificial hands equipped with weapons or household objects as a replacement, his favorite being made of jade.
* BalefulPolymorph: [[spoiler: In his last appearance, a chi spell turns him into a child. [[WhatHappenedToTheMouse It's never revealed if he's turned back to normal]].]]
%%* CorruptCorporateExecutive
%%* DiabolicalMastermind
* {{Expy}}: He is basically a [[TheFamilyForTheWholeFamily family-friendly stand-in]] for Mr Han, the villain of the BruceLee film ''EnterTheDragon'', which followed the same plot as his debut episode. This includes the fact that both have artificial hands and recruit new talent with a tournament.
%%* ManOfWealthAndTaste
%%* PurpleIsTheNewBlack: He habitually wears a purple coat.
* VillainWithGoodPublicity: He's introduced as being a "philanthropist" because he gives the profits of numerous entreprises to charity.

!!Vanessa Barone
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[[caption-width-right:320:[[WhatAnIdiot And Jackie calls her a nice lady]].]]
--> ''Ah, been called a lot of things: relic hunter, mercenary, thief. But Vanessa Barone, nice lady? Ha, ha! That is a new one.''

-->'''Voiced by:''' Creator/MonaMarshall

A female relic hunter, mercenary, and thief who wanted to find the Eye of Aurora, a necklace that contained power of teleportation.

* TheBaroness: [[MeaningfulName It's in her name]].
%%* BlondesAreEvil
* BoundAndGagged: At the end of the episode featuring her, she's been tied up and gagged by the Buttercup Scouts.
* TheCameo: She briefly appears in "Antler Action", leading some other one-shot villains against Jackie.
%%* CombatPragmatist
* CombatStilettos: She's a relic hunter, mercenary, and thief who wears high-heeled boots while on business.
* DarkActionGirl: She fares quite well against Jackie.
%%* DarkSkinnedBlond
%%* TomboyishPonytail
* WhipItGood: While she can use other weapons, the whip is her WeaponOfChoice.
* WoundedGazelleGambit: She pretends that Jackie injured her leg in order to make him lower his guard.
[[/folder]]

[[folder:Magical Heroes]]
!!Lo Pei
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[[caption-width-right:320:[[LongDeadBadass He sure means business]].]]
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[[caption-width-right:320:And so does his copy.]]
--> ''I must once again safeguard these, lest they fall into the hands of the Ultimate Evil.''

-->'''Voiced by:''' David Carradine

A sacred warrior of the Ling Dynasty. Nine hundred years ago, he led the uprising against Shendu, turning the demon into a statue and taking away his powers in the form of the Talismans. He's been long dead, but one episode features a terracotta statue of him. The Rat Talisman is used on the statue, bringing [[LivingStatue live to it]]. The statue has original Lo Pei's personality and powers. In the end of the episode, he's turned back into a statue.

* {{Badass}}: He is a wise and mighty chi wizard who not only overthrow Shendu at the height of his power, but his reanimated copy defeated both Jackie and Tohru.
%%* BadassBaritone
%%* BadassBeard
* BadassGrandpa: A wise old chi sage, similar to Uncle.
%%*BadassMustache
* BigGood: He's the one who turned Shendu into a statue and scattered his Talismans to the four corners of the Earth. [[spoiler: The same spell he used to accomplish that is reused on Shendu during the 3rd season.]]
* CallingYourAttacks: When he performs scroll magic, he shouts the scroll's title.
* CassandraTruth: His copy refuses to believe he's a statue, until he sees a poster depicting him in his statue form.
* FamousLastWords: "Goodbye pal."
* FishOutOfWater: A Ling dynasty warrior in modern times? You figure.
* GoodIsNotNice: While he is dedicated to keep the Talismans from evil hands, he has no qualms about causing collateral damage or (non-lethally) disposing of people who seem to threaten him.
* GoodLuckGesture: Jade teaches him a thumbs up gesture as a sign of friendship. [[spoiler:After he's turned back to a liveless terracotta, his right hand is left in this gesture.]]
* {{Irony}}: Valmont [[LampshadeHanging comments]] how life coming to the statue that portrays the man who turned Shendu into a statue is this.
* KungFuWizard: He easily takes down Jackie and Tohru with martial arts.
%%* LongDeadBadass:
* MadeOfIron: When Tohru squashes him under a taxi, he survives uninjured. Jade suggests this to be because he's a LivingStatue.
%%* NiceHat
* OccultBlueEyes: He has dark blue eyes, which is an unusual trait for an Asian, so it could be due to his magic.
* PaperTalisman: His magic is performed through scrolls. The ones he's shown using can be used to [[PowerFloats levitate]], petrify opponents and [[KiAttacks energy blasting]].
* PosthumousCharacter: The real Lo Pei has long been dead, but the living terracotta has his personality.
* PrecursorHero: Before all the business with Section 13 and the Chan Clan, there was this guy overthrowing Shendu.
* YouShallNotPass: He stays behind to fight the Shadowkhan, allowing Jackie and Jade to escape with the Talismans. When they are at a safe distance, he throws the Rat Talisman to them, letting himself to become a statue again.
* WarriorPoet: He constantly utters nature-inspired analogies to poetically and abstractly describe or muse upon his situations.
--> "As the dandelion scatters its seeds to the four winds, so did I scatter the Talismans to the four corners of the earth."
* WouldntHurtAChild: He's briefly tricked by the Enforcers to think they are his [[PaperThinDisguise fellow Ling warriors]], until they grab Jade.
--> "A sacred warrior would never harm a child. You are impostors!"

!![[Myth/ChineseMythology The Eight Immortals]]
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[[caption-width-right:320:From left to right: Zhang Guolao, Lü Dongbin, Li Tieguai, Lan Caihe, Han Xiangzi, Cao Guojiu, Zhongli Quan & He Xiangu.]]
Eight legendary heroes of ancient China. They are the ones who originally banished Shendu and his siblings to the Demon Netherworld and locked their portals with the Pan'Ku Box. However, the artifacts they used to do this (their symbols) were tainted with the demons' chi.

* ArtifactOfDoom: The artifacts they used to seal the Demon Sorcerors (their symbols) absorbed some of the respective demon's chi. Anyone who absorbs a Demon Chi will gain the powers of the respective Demon Sorcerer, but the chi will also [[BodyHorror mutate the person's body, making it look like the Demon Sorcerer]], and [[TheCorruption the demon's evil nature slowly corrupts the person's mind]]. And the changes will supposedly be permanent if the chi is not removed in time.
%%* BadassBeard: All except Lü Dongbin, Lan Caihe and He Xiangu.
* BadassGrandpa: All of them except [[TheSmurfettePrinciple He]] [[NeverMessWithGranny Xiangu]] were very old when they defeated their respective Demon Sorcerer. It takes a while to be as good as they were, you know?
%%* BadassMustache: Zhang Guolao, Li Tieguai, Lan Caihe and Cao Guojiu.
%%* BaldOfAwesome: Lü Dongbin and Li Tieguai.
* {{Big Good}}s: It is through their heroics and legacy that the Chan Clan is able to fight Shendu's siblings.
%%* BlueIsHeroic: Han Xiangzi and Zhongli Quan.
%%* EyesAlwaysShut: Except He Xiangu, they're never shown with opened eyes.
* FlowerMotifs: He Xiangu's symbol is a lotus pod, Lan Caihe's symbol is an unidentified flower, and Li Tieguai's symbol is a gourd.
* HandicappedBadass: Li Tieguai is shown to have a bad leg. [[AllThereInTheManual When he became an immortal, his soul was transferred into a maimed beggar's body]].
* HeroesPreferSwords: This is a downplayed trope. Only Lü Dongbin's symbol is a sword.
* LadyOfWar: He Xiangu is an immortal chi sage in an [[KickingAssInAllHerFinery elegant dress]].
* MagicMusic: Zhang Guolao's symbol is a drum, Cao Guojiu's symbol is a pair of castanets, and Han Xiangzi's symbol is [[MagicalFlutist a flute]].
%%* MonochromaticEyes: He Xiangu
%%* NiceHat: Han Xiangzi and Zhongli Quan.
* NoodleIncident: The Fire Demon Chi is never discussed. Since Drago already had the fire powers inherited from his father, it's natural he would not be interested in pursuing the artifact containing his father's chi.
* PaperFanOfDoom: Zhongli Quan's symbol is a fan.
%%* PinkMeansFeminine: He Xiangu.
* PoweredArmor: The Armor of the Gods. It's an ancient armor that the Immortals used in their battles against the Demon Sorcerers, and one of the few remaining relics left behind by them. When worn, it [[AdaptiveArmor adjusts to the wielder's physique]] and enhances [[InASingleBound their]] [[SuperStrength physical]] [[SuperToughness abilities]].
* PrecursorHeroes: Similar to Lo Pei, they are famous heroes who defeated the Demon Sorcerers in the past.
* {{Public Domain Character}}s: They are figures from UsefulNotes/{{Taoism}}. They were originally mortal humans who achieved {{Immortality}} and various other magical powers through various means, usually as rewards after being tested by a Taoist sage [[Creator/{{Laozi}} Lao Tzu]] or another immortal.
%%* PurpleIsPowerful: Lü Dongbin's clothes are purple and black.
%%* RedIsHeroic: Zhang Guolao has red in his clothes.
%%* RedHeadedHero: Zhongli Quan.
* TheVoiceless: They never speak in the flashbacks they are shown.
* WhatHappenedToTheMouse: It's never revealed what happened to them after they sealed the Demon Sorcerers away. [[WildMassGuessing For all we know]], they might have been [[PosthumousCharacter destroyed]] or they AscendedToAHigherPlaneOfExistence.
%%* YouGottaHaveBlueHair: He Xiangu. Cao Guojiu has purple hair.

!!Chi Master Fong
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[[caption-width-right:320:This is all we see about him.]]
A deceased Chinese mystic who taught Uncle magic for 15 years. Somewhere along the line, Daolon Wong [[NeverSayDie "defeated"]] him.

%%* BlueIsHeroic: His figurine wears a blue robe.
* TheGhost: We don't get to see a flashback of him or to hear his voice, but in "The Good, the Bad, the Blind, the Deaf and the Mute", we see on a shrine dedicated to his memory a statue and a small figurine of him.
%%* HermitGuru:
* {{Leitmotif}}: He has one in "The Good, the Bad, the Blind, the Deaf and the Mute", when he "spirit communicates". It's a slow and quiet flute tone.
* TheMentor: He taught Uncle all his magic.
* OldMaster: Similar to Uncle, he was an old and wise chi sage who taught Uncle. [[MasterApprenticeChain What Uncle is to Tohru, Fong was to Uncle.]]
* OurGhostsAreDifferent: In "The Good, the Bad, the Blind, the Deaf and the Mute", his spirit guides Uncle and his family. He doesn't appear as a "physical spirit", but instead he gives signs through forces of nature (like how [[Disney/TheLionKingIISimbasPride Mufasa did with Rafiki]]). It should be noted that [[MeaningfulName Fong can literally mean "wind"]] in Chinese.
* PosthumousCharacter: All we know about him comes from what Uncle and Wong say about him.
* ShrineToTheFallen: He has a shrine and a statue to his memory somewhere in South China.
* SpiritAdvisor: He appears to Uncle in various abstract forms to provide guidance.

!!Super Moose
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-->'''Voiced by:''' Creator/ClancyBrown

An anthropomorphic moose superhero. Normally a fictitious character, unless Jade uses the Rat Talisman to bring a stuffed doll of him to life.
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* ActionHero: His first solution to problems is action.
* AnimalSuperhero: SUPER MOOSE!
* AnimateInanimateObject: Thanks to the Rat Talisman, he becomes a [[LivingToys living toy]].
* {{Badass}}: For a toy, he's surprisingly effective.
* BadassAdorable: A crime-fighting stuffed animal.
* BigDamnHeroes: He has saved people in every episode he appears in. Nobody except Jade ever expects him.
* CatchPhrase:
** "Da-da-da-da-da-da, ANTLER ACTION!"
** "Evil on the loose, you do not want to mess with Super Moose!"
* CuteBruiser: He charges into battle with ANTLER ACTION!
* NonHumanSidekick: At least twice he has acted as a sidekick for Jade.
* TheNoseKnows: Like Daolon Wong's Dark Chi Warriors, he can smell Talisman magic.
* PintSizedPowerhouse: He once defeated Hak Foo, who was a Dark Chi Warrior at the time.
* SuperheroesWearCapes: A moose looks like a superhero because of his cape!

[[folder:Other Characters]]
!!Mama Tohru
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--> ''Only antique I see is the Billy Goat there!''

-->'''Voiced by:''' Amy Hill

[[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin Tohru's mother]]. She only appears in a handful of episodes but leaves quite an impact. She shows the Chans a new side of Tohru, and becomes Uncle's arch-rival.
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* {{Acrofatic}}: She's overweight but can run on railings.
* ActionMom: She prohibits her son from fighting because she wants to protect him.
* AmazinglyEmbarrassingParents: Her relationship with Tohru is easily summarized as this.
* AsianRudeness: She rivals Uncle in her lack of manners and height of arrogance.
* BackToBackBadasses: She takes this posture with Uncle in her debut episode.
* {{Badass}}: Guess where [[BadassFamily Tohru]] gets his [[{{Badass}} badassery]] from?
* BadassNormal: Unlike Uncle, she doesn't have any magic at her disposal but can still take on the supernatural.
* BeautyMark: She has one near her left eye. Uncle once mocks it.
* CoolOldLady: While she's short-tempered and antagonistic towards Uncle, she's not a woman any criminal would want to trifle with.
* DeadpanSnarker: She is a master of sarcasm. For instance, when Uncle accused her of cheating at Mahjong by moving pieces when he sneezed, she replied:
-->"Anytime you sneeze, ''all the pieces move''. Bird peak nose should have its own ''zip code''."
* DistaffCounterpart: The only significant difference between her and Uncle is that she doesn't have magic at her disposal.
* HeyYou: To her, Uncle is always [[EmbarrassingNickname "Billy Goat", "Junk Monger", or "Junk Man"]].
* HugeGuyTinyGirl: A mother and son example; her son is huge and she herself is barely taller than ''Jade''.
* InvisibleJerkass: After she's accidentally turned invisible in "The Invisible Mom", she torments Uncle in various ways until she reveals her location.
* {{Jerkass}}: Mostly towards Uncle. In her debut episode, she was also very bossy to Tohru and dismissive towards Jackie and Jade.
* JerkWithAHeartOfGold: She loves her son, and also cooperated with Uncle to save Tohru and Jackie. She becomes less abrasive towards Jackie and Jade. Towards Uncle, not so much.
* JewishMother: A Japanese one actually, but she's just as nagging and overbearing as most examples of this trope.
* LikeParentLikeChild: Mother and son appear initially to be polar opposites, but they do share some similarities, like protective attitude towards their loved ones. During his feud with Uncle in "The Demon Behind", Tohru's behavior towards Uncle resembled his mother's mannerisms towards him. He even called Uncle "Billy Goat" at one point. Tohru's future self wears a red coat similar to that his mother wears.
* LockedOutOfTheLoop: She doesn't know that Tohru's previous employer Valmont is a crime lord or that her son was a thug. Tohru asks his extended family to keep it that way.
* [[TabletopGame/{{Mahjong}} Mahjong]]: She's shown to be quite skilled in this. She states that she's a five time all Kyoto finalist. She defeats Uncle in it several times (though he says she cheats every time).
* MamaBear: You think her mountain-sized son is more dangerous? Threaten him and find out how wrong you are.
* MyBelovedSmother: Her son just can't handle demons and gangs without her. One time she even decided to stay invisible to protect him better.
* TheNapoleon: She has the HairTriggerTemper to match her short stature.
* NeverMessWithGranny: She may be a little old lady, but she knows karate, and is quite willing to use those skills.
* NoNameGiven: No one calls her anything other than "Tohru's mother".
* PintsizedPowerhouse: She's only a little taller than Jade, but deadlier than Jackie.
* PrimAndProperBun: She's gives off the air of being traditional and she has certain [[HairTriggerTemper "authority"]] in her.
* ScrewPolitenessImASenior: She also rivals Uncle in abusing her old age to disregard tact.
* SitcomArchnemesis: To Uncle; martial arts, mahjong, shuffle board, treating Jackie of cobra's venom; it doesn't matter as long as one can humiliate the other.
* SnarkToSnarkCombat: Rivaling Uncle of course. Whenever she and Uncle are in the same room, insults and snarks are exchanged back and forth.
* UncannyFamilyResemblance: She is a dead ringer for Tohru aside from being female and much smaller in size.
* VitriolicBestBuds: She spends more time with Uncle than with anyone else, even if they mostly argue. They eventually seem to develop an actual friendship, as Uncle once gave her a Christmas present.
* VolleyingInsults: She and Uncle compete diligently in the creativeness of the insults they throw at each other.

!!Miss Hartman
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--> ''Mr. Chan, this is not the first time we've had a problem with Jade.''

-->'''Voiced by:''' Jeannie Elias

Jade's schoolteacher. She's annoyed by Jade's unbelievable stories of fantastic adventures.
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* ADayInTheLimelight: "The Demon Beneath My Wings" is this for her because she had Hsi Wu's chi.
* BadassTeacher: She defended Jade from Drago. Although of course, this is while she was temporarily [[EmpoweredBadassNormal transformed]] by the chi of [[WingedHumanoid Hsi Wu the Sky Demon]].
* ChildHater: Jade believes that Hartman hates kids, although this is subverted. In fact, Hartman states that she's a teacher because she ''likes'' children.
* DeadpanSnarker: She conveys her skepticism of Jade's stories in dry disbelief.
* FieryRedhead: Averted. She can be strict while disciplining, but hardly aggressive about it.
* GracefulLadiesLikePurple: She's never seen without her purple jacket.
* JerkWithAHeartOfGold: Although Hartman seems like a hard-ass, she actually cares about Jade and her other students.
* PreMortemOneLiner: She delivers a non-lethal version of this trope to Drago before pushing him into the ocean.
--> "CLASS DISMISSED!"
* SkepticNoLonger: Subverted. After turning into a demon for a day, she tries to remember that it happened, only for Jackie to convince her that it was [[AllJustADream all just a hallucination]].
* SternTeacher: It's just that she has little patience for Jade's disruptive shenanigans.

!!Drew
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-->'''Voiced by:''' Jeannie Elias

A boy who teases Jade for her crazy-sounding stories.
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* DeadpanSnarker: He conveys his skepticism of Jade's stories with added ridicule.
* FireForgedFriends: Later in the series, he's seen talking to and hanging out with Jade.
* {{Jerkass}}: It's one thing that he doesn't believe Jade's stories ([[TheMasquerade for obvious reasons]]), though he's not nice about it.
* LaserGuidedKarma: After witnessing the incident described below in SkepticNoLonger, Jade uses this opportunity to [[ContagiousCassandraTruth humiliate him in class]].
%%* NerdGlasses
* NiceHat: He's never shown without his yellow cap.
* PintSizedKid: Like all the other recurring kids, he gets nowhere taller.
* SkepticNoLonger: He realizes that [[CassandraTruth Jade was telling the truth]] after watching Daolon Wong's Dark Chi Warriors trying to steal the Talisman Animals.

!!Jackie Chan's Yin and Yang
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[[caption-width-right:350:[[SarcasmMode Need to guess who's who?]]]]

During the show, Jackie is affected thrice by the [[LiteralSplitPersonality Tiger Talisman]]. [[JekyllAndHyde He's split into his Yin and Yang sides]]. Yin Jackie is called "Pussycat" and Yang Jackie is called "Tiger".
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* BackToBackBadasses: When Tiger and Pussycat set aside their differences, they are a pretty efficient fighting force.
--> '''Tiger''': Okey bro, let's show this troll what ''two'' Jackies can do!
* {{Badass}}es: They're two halves of Jackie Chan after all.
* BashBrothers: They sometimes call each other brothers and they work well together.
* MultipleHeadCase: In their final appearance, they end up in this position, because their split wasn't allowed to finish. It's eventually fixed.
* SensitiveGuyAndManlyMan: Pussycat is the Sensitive Guy to Tiger's Manly Man. This is in line with Taoism: [[FridgeBrilliance Yin represents femininity and Yang represents masculinity]], so it makes sense for Yin Jackie to be more considerate of others and Yang Jackie to be more aggressive.

!!!Yin/Light Jackie (Pussycat)
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[[caption-width-right:320:[[CatchPhrase "Fighting is not nice!"]]]]

-->'''Voiced by:''' James Sie

* ApologizesALot: Pussycat is this even more than normal Jackie. It extends to [[ApologeticAttacker fighting]].
* BewareTheNiceOnes: He is even more hard to anger than normal Jackie, but it doesn't mean that he's completely helpless.
* ButtMonkey: Pussycat seems to have most of Jackie's hapless tendencies.
* CowardlyLion: Usually Pussycat tries to run from danger, but when the push comes to shove, he will fight back.
* FragileFlower: In his debut episode, he bursts into tears after accidentally stepping on a bug. Later, he starts crying for the animals whose leather has been used on a car's seats.
* GoodIsImpotent: He initially appears as unwilling to take active because he's too nice to hurt anyone, even bad guys. [[SubvertedTrope However, allowing someone to be hurt by inactive provokes him into action]] and proves he is just as skilled as Yang Jackie.
* MartialPacifist: He is even more averse to violence than normal Jackie, and he gets angry only rarely. It doesn't mean that he can't defend himself.
* NiceGuy: Exaggerated to the point of being an ExtremeDoormat due to the nature of Yin.
* WouldntHurtAChild: He stops Tiger from hurting Jade.
--> "It's not nice to drop-kick little girls!"

!!!Yang/Dark Jackie (Tiger)
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[[caption-width-right:320:"Grrrrr..."]]

-->'''Voiced by:''' James Sie

* AntiHero: He is Jackie's (mostly) repressed selfish side, but still has some baseline heroism.
* ArrogantKungFuGuy: Unlike normal Jackie, Tiger is willing to use all his skills in martial arts for whatever reason.
* BadassLongcoat: In his debut episode, he steals Chow's jacket, and looks much cooler in it than Chow ever did.
* BigBrotherBully: He and Pussycat sometimes call each other brothers and he is not shy about picking on him.
* BloodKnight: He enjoys fighting; a significant contrast with Jackie's full personality.
* CallingTheOldManOut: He does this to Uncle in each of his appearances.
** In his debut episode, after he's smacked by Uncle, he returns the favor. Then he crosses his arms and smiles smugly, as if to say "You have no idea how long I've been wanting to do that."
** In "The Return of the Pussycat", he tells Uncle not to start a lecture.
** In "Viva Las Jackies", when Uncle yells over the phone at Tiger and Pussycat (not knowing that Jackie has been split) for leaving him in a hotel that couldn't provide him eel saliva, Tiger responds spitefully:
--> "Pull your tongue out of your mouth and wring out the spit."
* CoolShades: In his debut episode, he steals Chow's sunglasses, and looks much cooler with them than Chow ever did.
* ADarkerMe: Tiger is this, rather than a full on EvilTwin because he represents the arrogance and selfishness that complete Jackie manages.
* DeadpanSnarker: He snarks quite a bit and throws around insults.
--> '''Pussycat''' (while looking for the Noble Tiger): I do not see the tiger. Maybe we should split up? (He has just forgotten [[MultipleHeadCase their current situation]].)
--> '''Tiger''': (glares at Pussycat) So I got all the brains?
* EvilIsCool: Tiger invokes this trope when he steals Jade's place as the main character in the play about [[Literature/TheStrangeCaseOfDrJekyllAndMrHyde Doctor Jekyll and Mr. Hyde]] during his second appearance. He clearly enjoys playing Mr. Hyde. [[invoked]]
--> "This potion is wonderful! Evil Hyde is much cooler than old goody-goody Jekyll! [[EvilLaugh Hahahahahahahaa!]]"
* FearlessFool: He doesn't fear anyone or anything.
* HatesBeingTouched: He repeatedly tells off people who touch him.
--> [[CatchPhrase "Don't touch me."]]
* HeelFaceRevolvingDoor: Tiger can easily be convinced to fight alongside either the heroes or villains at the drop of a hat.
* IntimidationDemonstration: He has a habit of loudly clicking his neck on both sides before starting a fight.
* JerkWithAHeartOfGold: Even if he's Jackie's most aggressive traits, he's still Jackie fundamentally.
* SuperpoweredEvilSide: He has the same dose of skills as normal Jackie, but he's much more willing to hurt his opponents. For example, he utilizes a DivingKick much more than normal Jackie, and he seems to be more impervious to the injuries normal Jackie tends to be distracted with.
* UnscrupulousHero: Tiger is selfish, arrogant, and easy to set off, but ultimately heroic.
* WouldHurtAChild: Tiger was willing to kick Jade when angered.

!!Xu Lin
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[[caption-width-right:320:[[TheWoobie She sure needs a hug]].]]
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--> ''The previous guardian found the means to escape. I've searched five years for that secret and have not found it. I miss my family so much.''

-->'''Voiced by:''' Ashlie Chan

A little Chinese girl who was exploring a bamboo forest one evening. She ended up in the Lotus Temple and has been its guardian ever since. She turns into a savage beast whenever someone intrudes into the temple. Five years afterwards, Jackie and Jade seek out the Lotus Temple, along with the villainous Old Monk. After the conflict, Xu Lin is freed from the temple and the Old Monk is forced to take her place.
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* ClosedCircle: As the temple's guardian, she's unable to exit it. But she eventually escapes by [[LoopholeAbuse wearing a suit of armor]], as objects can leave the temple.
* IJustWantToBeNormal: She'd love nothing more than to return to her parents and leave the magic world entirely behind.
* AnIcePerson: Her monster form resembles an Yeti, and it can shoot ice-rays from it's mouth.
* InvoluntaryShapeshifting: She turns into a monster whenever someone intrudes the temple. She has no control over it.
* MustBeInvited: Jade figures out that [[LoopholeAbuse if Xu Lin invites a person to the temple, they are not intruding]]. And if there is an intruder at the same time, she attacks the intruder instead of the invited.
* NiceGirl: She's quite polite, reserved and concerned for others.
* PainfulTransformation: Becoming the Yeti is a painful affair.
* PintSizedKid: She seems to be as old as Jade, but in the flashback set five years before, she is as tall as currently.
* PrehensileHair: Her beast form can grap things with her braids.
* RedEyesTakeWarning: The eyes of her beast form are red.
* ResistTheBeast: She tries her best to avoid transforming but it never works.
* ShrinkingViolet: She's a timid girl.
* TertiarySexualCharacteristics: Her monster form retains her braids, they just turn white from black.
* TomboyAndGirlyGirl: She's the Girly Girl to Jade's Tomboy.
* TragicMonster: She's not evil but a prisoner of the temple compelled to attack whoever gets inside the temple.
* TraumaticHaircut: Averted. Jackie cuts through her monster form's braids. This haircut remains in her human form, but she doesn't seem to mind.

!!The Ben Shui Order
An order of Buddhist monks who reside in a monastery situated in the mountains of Bhutan.
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* {{Actual Pacifist}}s: They never participate in any fights themselves.
* TheChosenOne: The Ben Shui Order has a vague prophecy about one of these saving the world. The Chosen One is also required to be completely pacifistic, although a Champion is allowed to fight for and protect them.
* ShrinesAndTemples: A Buddhist temple.

!!Larry

-->'''Voiced by:''' Robbie Rist

A geeky teen boy who is a friend of Jade. He appears in "Antler Action", where he temporarily absorbed the chi of [[DishingOutDirt Dai Gui the Earth Demon]], which inspired him to become a superhero.
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* BodyHorror: He absorbs the chi of the Demon Sorcerer Dai Gui, which slowly transforms him into an [[DishingOutDirt Earth Demon]], until the chi is eventually removed.
* DestructiveSaviour: He ends up wrecking the comic convention while fighting Drago and the Ice Gang.
* FanBoy: Of comic book superheroes, such as Super Moose.
* {{Geek}}: One of his classmates even teased him by telling him to "move out of your mother's {{basement| dweller}}".
* IJustWantToBeSpecial: He wants to be a hero like Jackie Chan or Super Moose. Then he gets the opportunity, not realizing that he's (literally) turning into an evil monster.
* MyGodWhatHaveIDone: He says this line almost word for word, when Jade makes him realize how the Demon Chi has been corrupting him.
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%%* [[Character/JackieChanAdventuresTheDemonSorcerers The Demon Sorcerers]] [[labelnote:Character List]]Shendu, Bai Tza, Dai Gui, Hsi Wu, Po Kong, Tchang Zu, Tso Lan, Xiao Fung, Drago[[/labelnote]

* [[Character/JackieChanAdventuresTheDemonSorcerers The Demon Sorcerers]] [[labelnote:Character List]]Shendu, Bai Tza, Dai Gui, Hsi Wu, Po Kong, Tchang Zu, Tso Lan, Xiao Fung, Drago[[/labelnote]

[[folder:The Demon Sorcerers]]
An ancient family of demonic wizards and witches. In ancient times, 8 demon siblings ruled over Earth, until their human slaves (led by [[Myth/ChineseMythology China's Eight Immortals]]) overthrew them, and had them banished to another dimension called the Netherworld. One demon named Shendu somehow escaped and reconquered his domain, until he was transformed into a stone statue by the wizard Lo Pei. And then there's Shendu's young son Drago, though it's unknown how he fits into the timeline.

* AristocratsAreEvil: When they ruled the Earth as Demon Emperors.
* BadassFamily: All of them are forces to be reckoned with, even if they hate each other's guts (see below).
* BigScrewedUpFamily: Among the 8 siblings, Shendu is despised the most for his failure to rescue the other 7 from the Demon Netherworld. Drago is also bitter about never receiving approval from his father. Although as they are [[AlwaysChaoticEvil demons]] after all, it's hard to expect a healthy family dynamic from them.
* BodyHorror: In Season 5, the {{MacGuffin}}s are the chi energies of the Demon Sorcerers. Several mortals accidentally or intentionally absorb the chi, which turn them into demons until the chi is removed.
* DemonLordsAndArchDevils: They fit the description of higher-ranking demons serving directly the cause of the Devil, even though they're not known to serve anyone. In "Re-Enter the Dragon", Shendu is at one point addressed as "Lord Shendu" by [[spoiler:Daolon Wong]].
* {{Elemental Embodiment}}s: The 8 demon siblings represent elements from UsefulNotes/BaGua: Sky, Lake, Fire, Thunder, Wind, Water, Mountain and Earth. [[ShownTheirWork Except that Water is changed into Moon and Lake is changed into Water]].
* EvilSoundsDeep: The demons tend to have deep and powerful voices. Humans who absorb demon chi may also get their voices changed.
* EvilSoundsRaspy: Any demon who is not deep voiced will have this one like the snake-ish demon Bai Tza.
* FourFingeredHand: Each of the demons except for Po Kong have these.
* FourIsDeath: In addition to the trope above, four demons (Shendu, Bai Tza, Tso Lan, and Dai Gui) together act as the FinalBoss of the demon portal arc.
* GeniusBruiser: All of them, given that they are demon ''sorcerers'' after all, though some are much more cerebral than others.
* OurDemonsAreDifferent: They bear little or no resemblance to each other - most of them are also reminiscent of and inspired by other mythological creatures that aren't otherwise connected to demons (Shendu and dragons being the most obvious).
* RedEyesTakeWarning: The 8 siblings all have glowing red eyes. But with Drago, only his irises are red, until he [[spoiler:gets all 8 Demon Chis]], then his eyes also glow.
* RedSkyTakeWarning: Any world they rule over has this. Both the "Demon World" duology and the final episode "The Powers That Be (Part 2)" have the sky turned red when the demons [[spoiler:and then Drago]] attain power.
* SealedEvilInACan: The sorcerers have repeatedly been banished to another dimension, while Shendu has repeatedly been turned to stone. [[spoiler:In the end all 9 of them, including Shendu and Drago, are stuck in the Netherworld.]]
* SorcerousOverlord: The siblings once ruled over Earth and enslaved mankind. Their goal is to reclaim that lost glory once again.
* TakeOverTheWorld: They did this in the past, with each of the 8 siblings ruling over their own domain. During the "[[VillainWorld Demon World]]" duology, they are returned to their former positions temporarily.
* TimeAbyss: It's not stated how old they are, but the 8 siblings are shown to have lived for thousands of years. Drago's case is unknown.

!!Shendu
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[[caption-width-right:320:A [[SealedEvilInACan magnificent wall ornament]], isn't he?]]
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[[caption-width-right:320:Not so [[SelfConstructedBeing harmless anymore]].]]
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-->''I am the keeper of the talismans. I am the apocalypse of which legend speaks. And I am, for once and for all, your '''executioner'''.''

-->'''Voiced by:''' James Sie

The Demon Dragon of Fire, and the main villain of Seasons 1 and 2, though he pops up sporadically throughout the show. Pre-series, he was defeated by the leader of the Eight Immortals, Lu Dongbin. Later, he was turned into a stone statue, and his magic powers were transferred into 12 Talismans that were scattered around the world. Finding them is the focus of Seasons 1 and 3.

* AbusiveParent: Implied to be one, with his son Drago's arguments during their battle.
* AndIMustScream: Being trapped as a sentient statue for 900 years can take its toll.
* AllYourPowersCombined: The combined powers of the Talismans were really his powers separated from his body.
* ArchEnemy: He's probably the one opponent that gives the Chan Clan most trouble.
* AttackOfTheFiftyFootWhatever: When he appears [[spoiler:in the finale]], he's much bigger than his early appearances.
* BackForTheFinale: [[spoiler:[[JustifiedTrope Justified]] since the BigBad of the final series was his own son even if said son had an entirely separate agenda by that point.]]
* BackFromTheDead: At the end of the third season, [[spoiler:courtesy of Daolon Wong]].
* {{Badass}}: In his true form, he's gotten the better of Jackie more than once, and [[spoiler:in the GrandFinale fought Drago to a standstill when he had all the demon chis.]]
* BadassBoast: Those three [[IAmTheNoun I AM]] statements in the section quote.
-->''I am the keeper of the talismans. I am the apocalypse of which legend speaks. And I am, for once and for all, your '''executioner'''.''
* BadassLongRobe: After he possesses Valmont, he forces the crime lord to wear a sorcerer's robe. Valmont thinks it looks too much like a dress.
* BadBoss: The Dark Hand's constant failures frustrate Shendu, making him both snark at them and breathe fire at them. He once breathed fire at Tohru, who was covered in oil at the time (luckily he dodged out of the way). During the "Demon World" duology, he kept the Dark Hand as his jesters, continuing to abuse them for his amusement.
* BigBad: He is the one behind Valmont and the Dark Hand, despite not being the one driving the plot. Finding his talismans are also the focus of the plot. Furthermore, he is the only villain who is not an ArcVillain. He's present and causing trouble all the way to the GrandFinale.
* BigNo: He yells this after ending up possessing Valmont and whenever he gets [[TakenForGranite turned back into a statue]].
* BreathWeapon: Even when locked away in statue form or possessing Valmont, Shendu was capable of breathing a torrent of flames.
* BroughtDownToBadass: When possessing Valmont, he is no longer a two story monster, but he's still dangerous.
* ButtMonkey: Shendu has been banished to another dimension or turned into a statue multiple times, was once killed by a little girl, is abused by his siblings for failing to rescue them, and his possession of Valmont was an experience that both of them found to be awkward and embarrassing.
* CatchPhrase: "[[BigNo NOOOOO!]] [[OhNoNotAgain Not again!]]"
* CardCarryingVillain: Has acknowledged himself as evil.
* ChronicBackstabbingDisorder: Valmont, [[spoiler:Daolon]], etc. Anyone he works with he eventually betrays. The sole exception was his efforts to free his demon brethren, and that's largely because he was too terrified of them after the ''last'' time he betrayed them.
* DangerouslyGenreSavvy:
** In the first season, he refuses to reveal his identity to the heroes. If it had not been for Tohru's HeelFaceTurn, they wouldn't have found a way to stop him in time.
** When reduced to a spirit and hit with a spell by the rest of the Demon Sorcerers to keep him bound in the first host he chooses, he immediately goes after Jackie to remove him as a threat. He's only stopped by Valmont kicking Jackie off a cliff, causing him to miss and hit him instead.
** During the "Demon World" duology, Jade notes that Shendu seems to have arranged the timeline changes so that the members of the J-Team or the Dark Hand or his other enemies are under his or his siblings' watch.
* DeadpanSnarker: Towards [[SurroundedByIdiots the Dark Hand]]. A couple of examples:
--> '''Ratso''': Whoa! He [Tso Lan] wants to kabosh the planet?
--> '''Finn''': And you made us let him out?!
--> '''Shendu''': Just be glad you are up here.

--> ''Shendu allows the Enforcers to leave his service after all the Demon Portals have been opened while saying:''
--> "Never seeing any of you ever again would make me a very happy dragon."
* DemonicPossession: Whenever Shendu is in spirit form, he can take control of a human body.
** In "Project A, for Astral", Shendu uses the [[AstralProjection Sheep Talisman]] to eject his soul out of his statue and then possesses the unconscious body of Jade (who also used the same Talisman). Shendu tries to retrieve the other Talismans, but he is soon exorcised by Uncle's spell.
** In "The Stronger Evil", Shendu attempts to possess Jackie Chan, knowing that he'll be useful for his plot to free the other Demon Sorcerers. However, he accidentally enters Valmont's body instead, much to his dismay. For most of Season 2, Shendu is controlling Valmont and forcing the Dark Hand to aid him again.
** Later in "Demon World (Part 1)", not long after Shendu has been exorcised from Valmont, [[spoiler:he succeeds in possessing Jackie, and forces him to travel to Australia. Shendu rewrites the Book of Ages, altering history so that he and his siblings still rule over Earth and mankind]].
* DimensionalTraveler: As a spirit, he is capable of traveling between Earth and the Netherworld without the use of a portal.
* DraconicHumanoid: Shendu has two arms and two legs like a human, but otherwise he still looks like a reptilian monster.
* TheDragon: Figuratively and literally to his siblings [[DemotedToDragon in Season 2]]; he works to free them from their prison realm, and they are quick to point out that he is ''no longer'' their equal.
* DragonRider: In the "Demon World" duology, he rides on the backs of [[FurryConfusion non-anthropomorphic dragons]] because the Chans steal the Rooster Talisman from him.
* TheDogBitesBack: Valmont and [[spoiler:Daolon Wong]] both retaliate against him for his betrayal.
* EnemyMine: [[spoiler:He agrees to join the final battle against Drago for personal reasons.]]
* EvenEvilHasLovedOnes: [[spoiler:During the finale, Drago ends up holding for his dear life, as the portal to the Netherworld is sucking everything in. He begs for his father's help. [[OutOfCharacterMoment After a moment of pondering, Shendu decides to help his son]]. Too bad Drago had to play possum.]]
* EvilSoundsDeep: His voice is notably deeper and smoother whenever he has his physical body, except in the last two seasons. [[EvilSoundsRaspy In most other appearances, he has a raspy voice.]]
%%* EvilerThanThou: He quickly proves this to [[spoiler:Daolon Wong]].
* FatalFlaw: Shendu is powerful and cunning, but his [[ChronicBackstabbingDisorder untrustworthiness]] and unwillingness to share power with others causes him to double-cross numerous characters, costing him many important victories and advantages later on.
** His [[ICanRuleAlone decision to leave his siblings to rot in the Netherworld]] centuries ago later bites him back in the ass, when he eventually meets them again as an incorporeal and depowered spirit.
** Denying the Dark Hand the riches he promised them leads them to follow him back to his palace in order to take their price, and they also unknowingly transport [[LittleStowaway Jade]] with them, allowing her to [[BigDamnHeroes deny Shendu's certain victory over Jackie]].
** Also, Shendu betraying [[spoiler:Daolon Wong]] after his resurrection makes [[spoiler:the old wizard vengeful enough to the point that after being arrested, he tells the heroes Lo Pei's chi spell that is used to turn Shendu back into a statue]].
* FauxAffablyEvil: He speaks in a somewhat refined way, and can act in a charming way when he wants to, although he usually prefers a more direct approach. He turns into charming mode when dealing with those who have the upper hand, such as his siblings or the corrupted Jade.
* FingerPokeOfDoom: After he's restored to his real form during the 1st season, he does this to Tohru, sending him flying out of the penthouse.
* GreaterScopeVillain:
** Of a Season 4 episode and the entire series, since his Talismans are frequently used by the heroes and he ends up [[SealedEvilInACan a prisoner in the Vault of Section 13]].
** The Shadowkhan he used as minions have an expanded role in the 4th season.
** Of Season 5, where the villain is his BastardBastard son Drago, [[spoiler:which ultimately leads to Shendu being brought BackForTheFinale]].
* TheHeavy: Serves as this to the BigBadDuumvirate of his demon siblings in Season 2.
* HiddenAgendaVillain: Until the finale of season 1, no one knew what he wanted beyond freedom.
* HijackedByGanon: [[spoiler:Daolon Wong resurrected Shendu in Season 3 so he could get the Dragon Talisman's power. [[HoistByHisOwnPetard This did not work out well for Wong]].]]
* HoistByHisOwnPetard: Any time the Talismans are used against him, as they were originally his powers to begin with.
* InASingleBound: He could do this while possessing Valmont.
* KillerRabbit: Quite literally when Jackie used the Monkey Talisman to turn Shendu into a rabbit. He still had some of his Talismans which made him far from harmless.
* KnightOfCerebus: Anytime he regains his true form is a cause for alarm, even when he became more comedic for most of the 2nd season. Even the BackForTheFinale was the result of the GodzillaThreshold.
* KungFuWizard: When he possesses Valmont, when he actually has to take on Chan when he's grown to his size, and when fighting [[spoiler:Drago]], he shows signs of this trope.
* KryptoniteFactor: Objects forged out of good magic like the Pan'ku Box are anathema to him. Even as a spirit touching it [[GoodHurtsEvil hurts him]], and doing so for prolonged periods of time can knock him out.
* MightyRoar: As a demonic dragon, Shendu can yell out an impressive roar.
* MonsterModesty: Whenever Shendu is restored to his organic body, he wears nothing except for a pair of shorts (gray in the first season and the second episode of the Demon Portal Arc per flashback, [[PurpleIsTheNewBlack purple and]] [[RedAndBlackAndEvilAllOver orangey-red]] afterwards.)
* MundaneSolution:
** One time he tries to kill Uncle and Section 13 to interrupt their incantation. It doesn't work.
** One time he and the remaining Demon Sorcerers destroyed the components for the chi spells used to seal them.
* NearVillainVictory: At the end of the first three seasons.
** In the first season's finale, he nearly succeeds in releasing his army of dragons. He defeats Jackie and almost feeds him to the dragons. He's only stopped by Jade intervening.
** In the second season, he uses [[RewritingReality the Book of Ages]] to rewrite history to erase the Demon Sorcerers' original defeat. The only reason he lost was because Jade tore out a piece of the book that happened to have a part of her life on it, allowing her to [[RippleProofMemory retain her memories]] in the re-written history.
** At the end of the third season, he has successfully reclaimed the talisman powers from all of the noble animals, cornered Jackie and Jade, and is just about to kill them, when Uncle and Section 13 intervene, performing the spell that seals him back into a statue.
* NighInvulnerable: Even without the Dog Talisman to give him {{complete immortality}}, Shendu is still fairly resilient, and it seems that only magical weaponry can harm him; as Section 13 agents fired a rocket launcher and high-powered laser, which failed to injure him.
* NinjaPirateZombieRobot: Shendu is self-described as both a [[NobleDemon noble]] [[OurDragonsAreDifferent dragon]] and a [[OurDemonsAreDifferent demon]] [[EvilSorcerer sorcerer]]. And during most of Seasons 2 and 3, he was also an [[NonhumanUndead undead]] [[OurGhostsAreDifferent ghost]].
* NobleDemon: More like an [[AristocratsAreEvil evil aristocrat]]. He's technically considered a "noble dragon", which is why [[spoiler:the power of combustion came back to him upon his revival. The only reason for this was because he was the ''only'' living dragon on Earth.]]
* NonActionBigBad: In most of the first season because he was a statue.
* NonhumanUndead: After his death in the Season 1 finale, Shendu became a [[NinjaPirateZombieRobot ghostly dragon demon sorcerer]].
* NotQuiteDead: [[spoiler:He's killed by Jade in the first season finale]], but he returns as a spirit in the second season and accidentally possesses Valmont. He's revived in [[spoiler:season 3]], but then turned into a statue again.
* NoodleIncident: While not outright stated, it's indicated that he somehow managed to escape the Netherworld and leave the rest of his siblings behind. It's never explained how he did that, but it's implied they helped him do so and he was supposed to free them, but he obviously ditched them [[ICanRuleAlone in favor of ruling his old empire himself]].
* OhNoNotAgain: He utters this at the end of Season 3 when Uncle and Section 13 arrive to cast the spell to seal him into a statue, whilst having a {{Flashback}} to Lo Pei doing the same thing to him 900 years ago.
* OmnicidalManiac: His plan at the end of Season 1: release an army of dragons to destroy all of Asia as [[SinsOfOurFathers revenge]] for his stone imprisonment.
* OurDragonsAreDifferent: He's a semi-humanoid dragon with traits of both Asian and European dragons. And he's also a ''demon''.
* OurGhostsAreDifferent: After his death, Shendu wanders around as a spirit. [[spoiler:He gets better after Daolon Wong resurrects him.]]
* OverarchingVillain: He is the most recurring villain throughout the series, despite most of his appearances being in Seasons 1 and 2.
* PlayingWithFire: His specialty, seeing as he is both a dragon and a fire demon. Whether in his true form, as a statue, or while possessing a human body, being able to breathe fire is one of the few powers he retains, even while deprived of all his talismans.
* PreMortemOneLiner: He gives a cool line as he's about to feed Jackie to his dragon minions (even though Jade prevents him):
--> "Pity you will not live to witness my reign over ''your'' world, but you shall be the first to visit ''theirs''."
* PowerEchoes: His voice reverberates when he's in statue form or possessing someone.
* RapidFireFisticuffs: He performs a kicking version of this trope to Jackie in "And He Does His Own Stunts".
* ReportsOfMyDeathWereGreatlyExaggerated: He says this verbatim in the end of "The Stronger Evil".
--> "Reports of my [[DeadlyEuphemism demise]] have been ''greatly'' exaggerated Chan."
* RequiredSecondaryPowers:
** He requires the Rat Talisman to maintain his demon form, otherwise he's a statue. However, doing so means he can only use the Rat Talisman and nothing else. Thus the Tiger Talisman is needed to access the rest of his powers. While removing his other Talismans deprive him of power, it's only a minor inconvenience. Removing the Rat, however, instantly turns him back into a statue.
** While he's possessing Valmont, he has immunity to his own firebreath while he's in control, but Valmont ''doesn't''. Once when Valmont regained control immediately after a firebreath, he ended up literally choking on his own breath until given a glass of water.
* SayMyName: "CHAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAN!!"
* SealedArmyInACan: Trapped in another dimension, his dragon minions certainly count as this. Freeing them is his objective in the first season.
* SealedEvilInACan: Spends much of his time either trapped in the Netherworld or [[TakenForGranite turned into a statue]]. Occasionally freed and turned back into his normal self, intermittently throughout the series.
** [[SealedEvilInASixPack Sealed Evil in a Twelve Pack]]: He ''technically'' qualifies as this, since his scattered talismans, as aspects of his power, are all parts of his being, and are all required to release him.
** SealedEvilInADuel: [[spoiler:His fate in the finale; it ends with him and Drago both trapped in the Demon Netherworld while still fighting.]]
* SkywardScream: Every time he is defeated. Eventually Jade mouths along.
* SmugSnake: In Season 2, nothing goes the way he wants it to. He is constantly harassed by his terrifying siblings, and is constantly arguing with Valmont whose body he has to share (Valmont manages to knock him out - he was actually trying to ''kill'' him and risked his life to do it, just because he was sick of him). In Season 3, he gets his Talisman powers back only to be immediately resealed, and after that is stuck as a prisoner of Section 13 [[spoiler:until the finale]].
* SummonBiggerFish: [[spoiler:After Drago is empowered by all the Demon Chis, Uncle and Tohru free Shendu from his statue form [[EnemyMine to fight him]].]]
-->[[spoiler:'''Tohru:''' [[TakesOneToKillOne Demon must defeat demon]].]]
* SummonMagic: Due to his ownership of an Oni Mask, the Ninja Shadowkhan appear from the shadows on his command. More pertinently, however, he can summon and control hordes of dragons.
* SuperpowerLottery: He has about a dozen powers split among the twelve talismans:
** AnimateInanimateObject: The Rat Talisman can bring inanimate objects to life, until the Talisman is deactivated.
** {{Animorphism}}: The Monkey Talisman allows the user to turn oneself or others into any animal and back.
** AstralProjection: The Sheep Talisman allows one to eject their soul out of their body, and enter the {{spirit world}}.
** EyeBeams[=/=]SeeTheInvisible: The Pig Talisman allows the user to shoot heat rays from their eyes. A lesser power is the ability to see and detect invisible people through their heat signatures.
** HealingFactor: The Horse Talisman can heal injuries, cure illnesses, and even reverse some transformations (such as turning into stone). Apparently it can also rebuild non-living objects.
** ImmortalityInducer: The Dog Talisman [[TheAgeless stops aging]] and [[NighInvulnerable grants invulnerability]], but without the Horse Talisman, you can still feel the pain from injuries.
** {{Invisibility}}: The Snake Talisman gives you full invisibility, but only works on characters, and even then they can be [[SeeTheInvisible seen]] by someone wielding the Pig Talisman. When applied to non-living objects, only said object becomes invisible and not what's inside.
** LiteralSplitPersonality: The Tiger Talisman can split people into two halves, yin (light) and yang (dark).
** MindOverMatter: The Rooster Talisman grants levitation and telekinesis, allowing the user to make oneself or others float in the air. Can be combined with the Rabbit Talisman for super-fast flight.
** PlayingWithFire[=/=]StuffBlowingUp: The Dragon Talisman allows the user to shoot blasts of fire from their hands, which have an explosive and concussive effect when they strike a target.
** SuperSpeed: The Rabbit Talisman grants super-speed, obviously.
** SuperStrength: The Ox Talisman grants super-strength, obviously.
* SuperStrength: Even without the Ox Talisman, Shendu is absurdly strong, being able to overpower an Ox Talisman-powered Jackie Chan.
* TakenForGranite: He has been turned into a stone statue a few times.
* TakeOverTheWorld: He did so in the past, at least China.
* TakingYouWithMe: A non-lethal example, but Shendu [[spoiler:pulls Drago into the Netherworld with him, when the latter yanks the former into the portal, after pretending to be in distress]].
* TeethClenchedTeamwork: With Valmont in Season 2 since he is stuck in the man's body. Neither of them like it but the only way out is to help each other.
* NamesToRunAwayFrom/TheAdjectiveOne: He's referred to by the sacred warrior Lo Pei as "the Ultimate Evil".
%%* ThreePointLanding: He does this with Valmont's body in "Jade Times Jade".
* ToServeMan: Shendu has attempted to EAT Jackie at least twice, even referring to his unconscious body as "fresh meat".
* TrueFinalBoss: Of season 3 after [[HijackedByGanon double-crossing Daolon Wong]].
* VillainousRescue: [[spoiler:This is exploited in "The Powers That Be (Part 2)", when Uncle releases him to battle his son Drago, [[GodzillaThreshold after they had exhausted all of their other options]].]]
* VoicesAreMental: Oddly zig-zagged. Averted when Shendu possesses Jade, as he speaks with ''her'' voice. But played straight when he later possesses Valmont and [[spoiler:Jackie]], as Shendu's voice is heard whenever he directly controls them.
* WhyWontYouDie: When Jackie shows up in Shendu's castle to battle him in the 1st season's finale, Shendu asks Jackie how many lives he possesses.
* YouHaveOutlivedYourUsefulness: Shendu had promised the Dark Hand the lost treasure of [[UsefulNotes/QinShihuangdi Ching Xi Hung]] in exchange for resurrecting him. But after he's resurrected, he takes back his word. He reasons that [[JekyllAndHyde Yang Jackie]] was the one who brought the Talismans to him, ''not'' the Dark Hand (though he had been losing patience with them throughout the season for their repeated failures).
** In season 2, after all the seven portals have been opened, he sends Finn, Ratso, and Chow away since they were no longer needed to carry the Pan'Ku Box. Later, he tries to do this to Hak Foo, but Valmont doesn't want to be alone with him. Then Shendu realizes that he had invoked the trope too soon, as he still needed the box, even if just to delay his sibling's wrath.
** He even lampshades it with [[spoiler:Daolon Wong]] after backstabbing him.
--> "I may be a Noble Dragon, but I'm also a Demon Sorcerer. And not known for keeping promises."

!!Shendu's siblings
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[[caption-width-right:300:[[SarcasmMode One big happy family]]. From the top-left corner going clockwise: Dai Gui, Tchang Zu, Xiao Fung, Bai Tza, Tso Lan. In the center Po Kong (left) and Hsi Wu (right).]]
Shendu's brothers and sisters. They hate Shendu's guts because he didn't try to free them. They're the main villains of Season 2, giving a ghostly Shendu the task of liberating them from [[PrisonDimension the Demon Netherworld]] by opening their portals.

* {{Arc Villain}}s: In Season 2, all of them are collectively the main antagonists. They are not heard from after the "Demon World" duology.
* BadBoss: They both berate and ZAP Shendu. It's hard to feel sympathy for the guy, considering he left them to rot.
* BigBadDuumvirate: In the second season, all of them have the same goal: freedom.
* CompleteImmortality: Hence why they're sealed. They can't die, and unlike Shendu, there's no known way of removing it.
* DangerouslyGenreSavvy: In order to make sure that Shendu will free them instead of going on his own way again, they place on him a spell that will bind him to the first human body he possesses. Unless he works to free them, he's faced with the option of wandering as a spirit forever or remaining in the first human body he dares to possess.
* DidYouJustScamCthulhu: Jade pulls a BatmanGambit on them, when she's trapped with them. She reveals them Shendu's lies: ''only'' one of them can enter through his portal. She ''knew'' [[NoHonorAmongThieves they would fight for their freedom]], allowing her to use the portal herself.
* DispenseWithThePleasantries: None of them care much for Shendu's attempts to kiss up to them. Tso Lan even says something along the lines of the trope name.
* EvenEvilHasStandards: Played with. Shendu asks them to give him another chance by using the Book of Ages to escape from the Netherworld. They're initially against it, since even they fear the dangers of reality warping, but admitting their desperate situation, they concede.
* EvilerThanThou: All of them to Shendu - all of them, especially Bai Tza, regard him as a sniveling fool that only became as powerful as he was because rest of them weren't around. They push him around even more than they do each other, and Shendu - not in a position to retaliate - fears their wrath.
* EvilOldFolks: Tso Lan referred to himself as old, though all demons may count since they're thousands of years old.
* FourFingeredHand: All of them minus Po Kong, whose hands only have three fingers.
* LargeAndInCharge: All of them except Hsi Wu, who is still taller than most humans. The rest are about as big or bigger than Shendu, and all of them make it very, very clear that ''they'' are ''his'' bosses, since he lost any equality privileges when he left them to rot in their prison. This is inverted with Po Kong, ironically, who is so lazy she is the ''least'' bossy demon despite being the largest by far.
* NoHonorAmongThieves: When a chance for only one of them to escape arrives, they're quick to follow Hsi Wu's "every demon for himself" example.
* SealedEvilInACan: In another dimension, rather than as statues.

!!!Bai Tza
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[[caption-width-right:320:[[{{Pun}} A fish out of water]].]]
--> ''Your spells may have quelled my siblings, but I am the slippery one.''

-->'''Voiced by:''' Creator/MonaMarshall

The Water Demon. Pre-series, she was defeated and banished to the Netherworld by Iron-Crutch Li Tieguai.

* AlienHair: She has head tentacles.
* {{Atlantis}}: She once ruled it. It's now in ruins, so she sets out to create a new underwater city.
* {{Cthulhumanoid}}: Her face looks kind of squid-like.
* DangerouslyGenreSavvy: She realizes that it's better to run away than stay and fight the Chans.
* DesignatedGirlFight: In "Demon World (Part 2)", she ends up facing Viper, the only adult female of the J-Team during the fight over the Book of the Ages.
* EvilSoundsRaspy: Like Shendu, she speaks with a rasp in her voice.
* GlassCannon: Unlike her siblings, a solid enough hit will scatter Bai Tza into a puddle of water - which takes her some time to recover from.
* KnightOfCerebus: She tries to flood a city to create a new underwater kingdom. Twice.
* MakingASplash: Obviously, she can manipulate water.
* NonhumansLackAttributes: She seems to wear nothing, as there seems to be nothing intimate to expose.
* OurMermaidsAreDifferent: Bai Tza could be called a demonic mermaid.
* PrehensileHair: Her head tentacles.
* YouHaveFailedMe: She reacted this way to Shendu after he freed her. Since their siblings didn't remain free, Shendu will not be released from Valmont's body.

!!!Dai Gui
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[[caption-width-right:260:[[TunnelKing What's]] [[{{Pun}} up]], [[WesternAnimation/BugsBunny Doc]]?]]
--> ''Too many flowers. Dai Gui does not like pretty.''

-->'''Voiced by:''' Creator/FrankWelker [[note]]Though Welker is not credited in any of the episodes where Dai Gui speaks; his voice sounds like Clancy Brown, who is already part of the main cast.[[/note]]

The Earth Demon. Pre-series, he was defeated and banished to the Netherworld by Lan Caihe.

* TheBrute: He prefers to fight with his fists rather than with magic.
* DigAttack: While he usually fights head on, he can cause serious trouble to his opponents when he's underground.
* DishingOutDirt: Obviously, Dai Gui can manipulate the earth around him.
* DumbMuscle: He comes off as the least intelligent of the Demon Sorcerers.
* EvilSoundsDeep [[EvilSoundsRaspy and Raspy]]: His voice is both deep and raspy, though not as raspy as Tchang Zu's.
* HornedHumanoid: His body is human-like in that he has four limbs, a torso, and a head but he's also huge and has horns.
* ALoadOfBull: He resembles a Minotaur.
* MonsterModesty: He wears a loincloth.
* ThirdPersonPerson: Read his quote above.
* TunnelKing: He travels by tunneling underground, with his horns sticking out of the ground.
* UndergroundCity: Upon his release, he intends to dig his kingdom into the depths of the Earth. It can be assumed that he rules over such a place during the Demon World duology.

!!!Hsi Wu
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[[caption-width-right:320:What, a [[Franchise/{{Batman}} Man-Bat]]?]]
--> ''The crowd roars for me?''

-->'''Voiced by:''' André Sogliuzzo

The Sky Demon. Pre-series, he was defeated and banished to the Netherworld by Philosopher Han Xiangzi.

* AnArmAndALeg: His tail is cut off. It's still moving, wanting to return to its owner. Uncle puts a spell on it: when Hsi Wu regains his tail, he can be sent back to the Netherworld.
* BatOutOfHell: He looks like a humanoid demon with bat-like wings.
* BeCarefulWhatYouWishFor: In "Demon World (Part 2)", he demands Viper, his caged prisoner, to sing for him. He then starts hearing the sound of a flute, the artifact intended to seal him.
* ButtMonkey: He seems to be the physically weakest of all the Demon Sorcerers, and tends to end up in painful situations more than his siblings.
* DidYouJustFlipOffCthulhu: Being threatened by Hsi Wu - on top of a high tower no less - doesn't discourage Uncle from smacking him.
* EvilSoundsRaspy: Hsi Wu has the lightest voice, but no less raspier than some of his siblings.
* EvilTowerOfOminousness: The "Demon World" duology shows him living in tower suitable as the palace for a demon overlord.
* FauxAffablyEvil: In his "Seymour" identity, he is a bit too polite to Jade and her family, although Uncle sees right through him.
* FragileSpeedster: Hsi Wu is noticeably frail - at least in comparison to his siblings - but he is a fast flyer.
%%* LeanAndMean
* MonsterModesty: He wears a loincloth.
* NonNudeBathing: For some reason he keeps his loincloth on during his bath in "Demon World (Part 2)".
* PortalSlam: He ends up slamming into a floating rock that happened to be behind Shendu's portal.
* VillainousCrush: Inverted. Jade [[AllLoveIsUnrequited develops a childish crush on his human identity]], and is [[WomanScorned genuinely hurt]] when his identity is revealed.
* VoluntaryShapeshifting: He disguises himself as a human boy named "Seymour" so he can trick Jade into [[MustBeInvited inviting him]] into Uncle's shop, so he could retrieve his missing tail.
* WhatKindOfLamePowerIsHeartAnyway: He has the power to fly. The other demons can do that and other things.
* WingedHumanoid: He flies with bat-like wings.

!!!Po Kong
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[[caption-width-right:320:Are you sure she has used a mouth-wash?]]
--> ''[[DispenseWithThePleasantries Enough fanfare]]. What's for supper?''

-->'''Voiced by:''' Creator/MonaMarshall

The Mountain Demon. Pre-series, she was defeated and banished to the Netherworld by Elder Zhang Guolao.

* AttackOfTheFiftyFootWhatever: She lives up to her title by being mountain-sized.
* BigEater: Obviously, see the tropes below. Also when Tohru absorbed her demon chi, he [[ExtremeOmnivore devoured every object in sight]].
%%* ContraltoOfDanger
* FatBastard: Po Kong is the largest demon because she is the fattest, but ironically due to her laziness, she's perhaps the least bossy.
* FatIdiot: Doesn't come off as being very bright. But this is probably more due to laziness than a mental handicap. She managed to get Jackie out of a well by blowing to another well, causing the water in Jackie's well to carry him out of it.
* FingerPokeOfDoom: She once does this to Hsi Wu out of spite.
%%* GreenAndMean
* MightyGlacier: Due to her massive size she is slow.
* NonhumansLackAttributes: She wears nothing, as there seems to be nothing intimate to expose.
* ToServeMan: She has a taste for humans.
* VillainousGlutton: Her only care or concern is food.
* WhatKindOfLamePowerIsHeartAnyway: She has no special abilities beyond being very big, and she serves as a StarterVillain of sorts as a result.

!!!Tchang Zu
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[[caption-width-right:320:You may call him ''Master''.]]
--> ''I shall prove that lightning can indeed strike twice!''

-->'''Voiced by:''' Creator/FrankWelker [[note]]Though Welker is not credited in the credits of either of the two episodes where Tchang Zu has dialogue; his voice sounds like Clancy Brown, who is already part of the main voice cast and who voiced another thunder entity, [[Franchise/MortalKombat Raiden]], in ''WesternAnimation/MortalKombatDefendersOfTheRealm''.[[/note]]

The Thunder Demon. Pre-series, he was defeated and banished to the Netherworld by actor Cao Guojiu, a fact Uncle states in the episode where he is released.

* BareYourMidriff: A rare male example. Tchang Zu's armor has a gap between the main chestplate and his loin guard that exposes his torso.
* BlingOfWar: Downplayed. His armor looks cool, but it's not overly decorated.
* ElectricTorture: He inflicts this on Shendu's spirit. Twice on-screen.
* EvilSoundsDeep [[EvilSoundsRaspy and Raspy]]: His voice is both deep and raspy.
* PsychoElectro: He's quite aggressive.
* ReptilesAreAbhorrent: He has sort of a reptilian appearance in his demonic biology.
* ShockAndAwe: He throws around lightning bolts.
* TheyCallMeMisterTibbs: He insists that Shendu call him "master" rather than "brother".
* TheVoiceless: After "And He Does His Own Stunts", he stops speaking entirely.
* TinTyrant: The only one of the Demon Sorcerers who wears armor (and a good deal of it) with a blue/yellow scheme to represent lightning.
* WaxingLyrical: When he arrives with the Dark Hand to the spot where his palace used to be, we get this exchange:
--> '''Tchang Zu''': My palace! These humans have paved my paradise and constructed a...
--> '''Ratso''': Uh, [[Music/JoniMitchell parking lot]]?
** Later, at the Chinese Theater:
--> '''Tchang Zu''': I will scorch this city to the ground while the sound of thunder RESONATES!
--> '''After seeing Chan''': Youuu! I shall prove that lightning can indeed strike twice!

!!!Tso Lan
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[[caption-width-right:320:And for you, things look very '''grave'''!]]
--> ''[[CatchPhrase Behold my mastery of gravity!]]''

-->'''Voiced by:''' Glenn Shadix

The Moon Demon. Pre-series, he was defeated and banished to the Netherworld by Immortal Woman He Xiangu.

* AristocratsAreEvil: He dresses like an East Asian nobleman and he has the classy sophistication to match.
* BondVillainStupidity: He has two examples of this trope in "Shanghai Moon".
** When he has Jackie and Jade at his mercy in the space station, he makes no haste in finishing them off, allowing them to launch a torpedo at him.
** Later, he overpowers Jackie just as the Moon is nearly covered by his magic. At the same time, Uncle is chanting the banishing spell, but it won't work due to the symbol of He Xianghu (the lotus pod) being inside Jackie's spacesuit. Tso Lan says out loud that Jackie has to remove his helmet, prompting Jackie to get the pod out by unplucking his air hose for a moment.
* CreepyMonotone: He rarely changes his sinister tone.
* EvilSoundsDeep: Though his voice isn't as deep as Dai Gui's or Tchang Zu's, he sounds more smooth and sophisticated.
* GravityMaster: He can manipulate gravity and levitate objects, or disrupt the Moon's orbit around Earth.
* KnightOfCerebus: He is ''very'' rarely a source of any humor, and in all other situations is treated extremely seriously with his [[GravityMaster gravity magic]] and his plan to [[HostileTerraforming use the Moon to alter the Earth's landscape]] in the episode where he takes center stage.
* KungFuWizard: He attempts to kick Jackie when the latter's grown 20 feet tall and attempting to wrestle Shendu.
* MindOverMatter: As part of his gravity powers.
* MonstrousHumanoid: Quite fittingly for a "Moon Demon", Tso Lan looks like a space alien; he has a freakish mouth, four arms, and pale blue skin.
* MultiArmedAndDangerous: He has four arms. While struggling with El Toro, he uses his extra arms to steal the Rooster Talisman from the luchador.
* OmnicidalManiac: His plan is to remove the Moon from Earth's orbit. He knows the sort of damage it would do to the Earth, and states only after it he'd find the planet to his liking.
* OverlyLongTongue: It's always hanging out of what passes for his mouth. And it moves when he speaks instead of his mouth. Those empowered by his demon chi get this trait as well.
* PowerFloats: He usually levitates.
* RedAndBlackAndEvilAllOver: His robes, which mix with PurpleIsTheNewBlack.
* TallDarkAndSnarky
--> '''Xiao Fung''': Surely there must be a civil way to resolve this.
--> '''Tso Lan''': Like what? Alphabetical order?
* TheStoic: He seems more calm and reserved when compared to the other demons.
* WickedCultured: Possibly. He seems to be the most intellectual of the Demon Sorcerors.

!!!Xiao Fung
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[[caption-width-right:320:Will you please rub off that annoying smirk?]]
--> ''Ahh, the sweet scent of freedom!''

-->'''Voiced by:''' Glenn Shadix, later Creator/CoreyBurton [[note]]Burton is not credited in any episode where Xiao Fung speaks.[[/note]]

The Wind Demon. Pre-series, he was defeated and banished to the Netherworld by Zhongli Quan.
----
* AffablyEvil: He's more well-spoken, relaxed and reasonable than his siblings.
* BlowYouAway: He can blow hurricane-level winds from his mouth.
* EvilSoundsDeep: Seeing a pattern?
%%* GladiatorGames: He seems to like these, as shown in "Demon World (Part 2)".
* MonsterModesty: He wears a loincloth.
* PragmaticVillainy: He decides to free Shendu-possessed Valmont from solitary confinement because he doesn't want to be stuck with the duty of freeing their remaining siblings.
* StoneWall: When he's blowing at full steam, it's nigh impossible to get near him, even with the Rabbit Talisman.
* VoluntaryShapeshifting: He disguises himself as a human prisoner so he could locate the Shendu-possessed Valmont's jail cell.

!!Drago
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[[caption-width-right:360:[[InTheBlood Like father, like son.]]]]
-->''No prison can hold the son of Shendu!''

-->'''Voiced by:''' Creator/MichaelRosenbaum

The main villain of Season 5. He is Shendu's son, who comes [[KidFromTheFuture from the future]], where Jade has become the head of Section 13. After a fight over the preservation of the timeline, Drago is [[TrappedInThePast left to the present]]. He eventually decides that he's better off making a name for himself, rather than be just a supporting player to his father.

* AllYourPowersCombined: [[spoiler:Getting all the demon chis grant him the powers of eight demons (including himself, along with his uncles and aunts).]]
* ArcVillain: Of Season 5. There are more powerful and longer lasting villains in his older relatives.
* ArchEnemy: He's implied to be one to [[FutureBadass Jade's future self]], and he seems to address the present Jade more often than the other villains.
* AvengingTheVillain: In his debut episode he's helping in resurrecting his father in the future, but he abandons his present father to get the Demon Chis of his aunts and uncles.
* {{Badass}}: Besides his demonic dragon powers, Drago also knows martial arts.
* BadassLongcoat: Throughout the 5th season, he wears a [[SleevesAreForWimps sleeveless]] black coat.
* BadBoss: He treats all his subordinates like crap, blaming them whenever something goes wrong (even if it's Drago's fault) but never showing any kind of praise when they do succeed at anything. However, he seems to be willing to share power with the Ice Gang as long as they don't step over their boundaries.
* BackstabBackfire: [[spoiler:After he begs for his father to save him from banishment, Shendu helps him up. But then Drago throws his father into the portal sucking everything into the Netherworld, only for Shendu to grab his tail [[TakingYouWithMe and pull them both down]].]]
* BroughtDownToBadass: After all the Demon Chis have been discovered, Drago loses his Fire Demon powers, but he still holds his own for a while when the Ice Gang decide to betray him. [[spoiler:Then he [[TookALevelInBadass regains ALL the Demon Chi]].]]
* DawnOfAnEra: In "The Powers That Be (Part 1)", he says to [[BadassInDistress the captured Jackie, Uncle, and Captain Black]] that he will [[VisionaryVillain end the status quo where the demons are beneath the Earth and humans walk on it freely, and lead on a new age of demons with the humans enslaved]].
--> '''Drago:''' Yep, pretty soon now it's goodbye humanity, hello Demonville! [[WellDoneSonGuy Daddy would be so proud]].
%%* DeadpanSnarker:
* DownInTheDumps: He arrives from the future through a time portal created in a junkyard, appearing in its present version. After escaping imprisonment, he makes that junkyard his base of operations. During his brief possession of Tchang Zu's chi, he decides to find a cooler base and moves in with the Ice Gang to the Space Needle of Seattle. Losing the Thunder Demon Chi forces them to return to the junkyard, much to Drago's displeasure.
* DraconicHumanoid: He looks like a human with dragon scales, making him look a lot more anthropomorphic than his father.
* EvilCounterpart: Of all the villains the series shows, Drago has the most amount of similarities with Jade. They’re both the youngest members of their sides (the Demon Sorcerers and the Chan Clan) who are often underestimated by their elders. Due to their youth, they’re both reckless, cocky, rebellious and [[DeadpanSnarker sharp-tongued]], yet they’re also more flexible in their thinking when compared to their elders. They both have potential for many areas (like martial arts, magic and leadership) and despite their rebelliousness, they want their achievements to be acknowledged by their elders.
* FinalBoss: Drago is the final enemy that the heroes battle. [[spoiler:As Drago is empowered with all 8 Demon Chis, it takes Shendu with all 12 Talismans to defeat him.]]
* FreudianExcuse: Besides it [[AlwaysChaoticEvil being in his nature to do so]], he also wants to {{take over the world}} out of a desire to [[WellDoneSonGuy prove his worth to his dad]].
* GameChanger: He has used against the Chans several tactics that the previous villains haven't. For example, he's the first villain who has tried having different henchmen than the Enforcers, and in the second-to-last episode, instead of attacking Section 13 in order to try and reclaim the Demon Chis, he comes up with a HostageForMacGuffin situation.
%%* GreenAndMean
* HostageForMacGuffin: In the second-to-last episode of the series, Drago's henchmen kidnap Jackie, Uncle, and Captain Black. He then demands Jade to hand over the Demon Chis stored in Section 13.
* HotBlooded: Due to his youth, he's even more fiery and short-tempered than his father.
%%* InASingleBound
* {{Jerkass}}: As stated by Jade, when the two negotiate the above mentioned HostageForMacGuffin:
--> '''Drago:''' Be there or...
--> '''Jade:''' ...be square?
--> '''Drago:''' No, be there or you'll be spending the rest of your wonder years being raised by that 500 pound sumo! ''(Hangs up the phone)''
--> '''Jade:''' Sheesh! [[LampshadeHanging Evil and a jerk]]!
* KidFromTheFuture: All we know about Drago is that he's a time-traveler from the near future. We know little else about his backstory.
* KungFuWizard: Very good at both magic and fighting with his fists.
* MissingMom: It's never discussed if Drago has ever had a mother.
* NeverMyFault: MC Cobra once suggested that ''maybe'' Drago was responsible for their many failures. Drago responded violently.
* NearVillainVictory: [[spoiler: He ultimately obtains all the Demon Chis and prepares to conquer the Earth. [[DarkestHour Even Section 13 and the J-Team can't do much against him, even with the Talismans]]. [[AllYourBaseAreBelongToUs Section 13 is destroyed]] and [[DisneyDeath Tohru apparently dies with it]]. But then Shendu is released to battle his son and things go downhill for Drago.]]
* OneWingedAngel: [[spoiler: After getting all of the Demon Chis, he transforms into a greater and more monstrous form, with physical traits of all his uncles and aunts.]]
-->'''Strikemaster Ice:''' [[spoiler:''(while Drago is transforming)'']] Dude, that is nasty!
* OurDragonsAreDifferent: Drago looks even more humanoid than his father. Or his uncles and aunts. It's never discussed, but [[WildMassGuessing he may not be]] [[HalfHumanHybrid a full-blooded demon]].
* OverlordJr: He's the Demon Sorcerer Shendu's son, though he wants to remove the "junior" part.
* ParentalAbandonment: Lots of daddy issues with this one.
* PlayingWithFire: Being the son of the Demon Sorcerer of Fire, it should be obvious.
* PrehensileTail: He has used his tail in fights.
* PromotionToOpeningTitles: Appears at Season 5's opening.
* PsychopathicManChild: Drago acts like a teenage {{delinquent}} (or may actually be one). Couple that with the fact that he's also an evil demon wizard who wants to {{take over the world}}.
* PungeonMaster: "Anyone up for some ''flame''-enco dancing?"
* RedSkyTakeWarning: [[spoiler:After Drago obtains all the Demon Chis, the sky turns blood red and remains so, until he's banished to the Netherworld.]]
* SealedEvilInADuel: [[spoiler:In the final scene of the whole series, he's imprisoned with his [[EvilVersusEvil also evil]] father Shendu, leaving both them to quarrel.]]
* SuperpowerLottery: [[spoiler:In the final episode, Drago absorbs all 8 Demon Chi powers: [[PlayingWithFire Fire]], [[ShockAndAwe Thunder]], [[MakingASplash Water]], [[DishingOutDirt Earth]], [[AttackOfTheFiftyFootWhatever Mountain]], [[BlowYouAway Wind]], [[WingedHumanoid Sky]], and [[GravityMaster Moon]].]]
* SuperSpeed: He also gives this power to MC Cobra.
* SuperStrength: He also gives this power to DJ Fist.
* SuperToughness: As a demon, he is more durable than a human, though it's not clear if he's as invulnerable as the other Demon Sorcerers (as he was seen fleeing from armed Section 13 agents).
** [[spoiler:After getting all the Demon Chis, he's definitely invulnerable now, as missile launchers can't scratch him.]]
* SurroundedByIdiots: He's the only villain who fires Finn, Ratso, and Chow after they failed him the first time. Then it's taken UpToEleven when he's looking for new henchmen: before the Ice Gang show up, Drago finds the possible replacements to be ''EVEN WORSE'' than the Enforcers. While he still finds the Ice Gang to be less than satisfactory, he keeps them around anyway because he doesn't like the hassle of finding more minions.
* TerminatorTwosome: [[FutureBadass Future Jade]] time-travels to the present to prevent the BadFuture from taking place. Drago follows to stop her.
* TotallyRadical: He picks up some slang from the Ice Gang.
* VagueAge: He almost looks like a teenager, but his actual age is never revealed. As far as we know though, he wasn't born yet (or at least not active on Earth) in the present day.
** Considering that present-day Shendu apparently knows who his son is, and Drago seems to have personal history with his dad as well, it is quite likely that Drago may be [[Really700YearsOld far older than he looks]].
* VillainForgotToLevelGrind: Averted. He's after the Demon Chis to become powerful enough to conquer the Earth all by himself.
* WellDoneSonGuy: He never gets his father's respect, but then again, his dad ''is'' an evil demon dragon.
[[/folder]]

[[folder:Dark Chi Forces]]
!!Daolon Wong
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[[caption-width-right:320:[[EvilCounterPart Like Uncle, but evil]].]]
--> ''Ah, darkness shall begin its reign.''

-->'''Voiced by:''' James Hong

The main villain of Season 3. He is an ancient Chinese dark chi wizard who tries to find the animals with Talisman powers.

* ArchEnemy: To Uncle, as they are both chi wizards, Uncle is his GoodCounterpart, and Wong [[YouKilledMyFather "defeated" Uncle's teacher]].
* ArcVillain: He's the main enemy of Season 3 but only a minor recurring enemy otherwise.
* BadassGrandpa: He's at least as old and just as powerful as Uncle.
* BadBoss:
** All the [[BigBad Big Bads]] are this to varying degrees, but Daolon Wong might be the top contender. [[GotVolunteered He just appears and turns the Enforcers into his new minions without asking their opinion]]. He never congratulates them for anything, punishes them either verbally or inflicting them with painful dark magic, and [[ArsonMurderAndJaywalking addresses them with the names of his old warriors]]. Ratso once says that Wong turned him into an ottoman for [[DisproportionateRetribution bringing him the wrong tea]].
** He values the more competent Hak Foo slightly more than the others initially, but as soon as Hak Foo's success rate comes to an end, Wong treats him just as badly as the others.
* TheBadGuyWins: The episode which introduced both Eggbert (the noble rooster) and Mordecai (the noble pig) ended with him getting away with ''both'' talisman powers!
* BigBad: Of Season 3. He's after the Noble Animals with the Talisman powers.
* BeardOfEvil: He has a white goatee.
* BlackMagic: You don't see Uncle enslaving people to be his Dark Chi Warriors.
* BlackSpeech: He mutters his spells in sinister sounding Chinese.
* ButtMonkey: Almost every episode he's in usually ends up with him getting injured and his final defeat is the most humiliating of any of the {{Big Bad}}s - [[spoiler:he's stripped of his powers in a CurbStompBattle and left to rot in prison]]. Likewise, most of his defeats are {{Humiliation Conga}}s, with the episode involving time travel even having him rapidly flash through each of his most painful defeats.
* CardCarryingVillain: The only goal that Wong's made clear is that he wants to spread evil.
* CatchPhrase:
** "Gan, Ren, Chui!"
** "Eh?"
* DarkIsEvil: He's proud to declare his membership to the Forces of Darkness.
* {{Depowered}}: [[spoiler: In the 3rd arc's end, Uncle takes away all of Wong's magical powers.]]
* EvilAlbino: No other human in the series is as pale as he is.
* EvilCounterpart: To Uncle. They're both elderly and experienced Chinese chi wizards, but while Uncle fights to preserve the balance between good and evil, Wong attempts to tip the balance in favor of evil. They both have a no-nonsense attitude that makes them berate verbally and even physically their younger comrades/subordinates in order to set them in line. They're also [[GrumpyOldMan grouchy]] and at least somewhat [[TechnologicallyBlindElders out of touch with modern times]]. In fact, Jade often refers to Wong as "[[LampshadeHanging the anti-Uncle]]". In "The Good, the Bad, the Blind, the Deaf and the Mute", Wong himself lampshades this to Uncle.
-->'''Daolon Wong''': It would appear you are the appropriate Yin to my Yang, good wizard.
%%* EvilGloating:
* EvilIsNotAToy: For a devoted evildoer, he should have known better than to make a deal with [[spoiler:Shendu]].
* EvilIsOneBigHappyFamily: While he is a BadBoss ''par excellence'', he seems to have this opinion of serious evil doers, referring to Shendu as a "brother in darkness" [[spoiler: and is genuinely shocked when Shendu betrays him]], and he is working to further the cause of evil for its own sake- power is a means to that end for him, not an end in itself.
* EvilOldFolks: He's probably older than Uncle, given the fact that he faced off Uncle's teacher.
* EvilSorcerer: He's an ''evil'' WitchDoctor. His magic is basically the same type as the one Uncle uses, but utilised for a different purpose.
* EvilWearsBlack: He wears a black and blue robe.
* EvilerThanThou: He once ends up facing [[EvilVersusEvil the Monkey King]] and wins and he easily puts Valmont in his place when recruiting the Enforcers. But later he ends up on the "thou" end against [[spoiler:Shendu]].
* {{Expy}}: He has many similarities to [[Film/BigTroubleInLittleChina Lo Pan]], another evil and ancient Chinese wizard who has three mystical warriors as servants and who's voiced by James Hong.
* FacialMarkings: He has black tattoos on his face.
* FangsAreEvil: He can create in each of his palm a fanged mouth.
* GenreBlind: How did he NOT see [[spoiler:Shendu's betrayal]] coming? Everyone else did.
* GrumpyOldMan: Smugness aside, he's never genuinely happy.
* HeroKiller: You know he's bad news when he brags about "defeating" Chi Master Fung.
* HijackedByGanon: [[spoiler: To Shendu in season 3. As soon as the old dragon is resurrected, he becomes the main threat.]]
* HoistByHisOwnPetard: Most of his plans fail due to this trope. The biggest example would be [[spoiler:him trusting [[ChronicBackstabbingDisorder Shendu]]]].
* KiAttacks: Launches these with his magic wand.
* KickTheDog: Tries to "shoot the dog with a chi blast meant to vaporize it." [[spoiler:Good thing said dog was immortal.]] He was also content with killing all the canine competitors at a dog show in order to make his quest for the noble animal among the crowd all the more easier.
* KnightOfCerebus: Despite being a ButtMonkey, Daolon Wong brings more sinister tones to the story than the Dark Hand, for example. He is also one of the few human antagonists who are confirmed to have killed another character [[KilledOffForReal for real]].
* LaserGuidedKarma: In his last appearance, he's [[spoiler:dragged off to be interrogated by the past versions of the Enforcers, the same ones whose present versions he enslaved and abused during the 3rd season]].
* LeanAndMean: He is the most scrawny of the major antagonists and arguably the worst case of a BadBoss out of all of them.
* MagicWand: His wooden scepter. [[spoiler:It's eventually rendered powerless by Uncle.]]
* MismatchedEyes: Wong's left eye is gray, and his right eye is blue. Maybe it's due to magic?
* {{Necromancer}}: [[spoiler: He resurrects Shendu by magically creating for him a new physical body to replace the one Jade destroyed.]]
* OffscreenVillainy: When Uncle and Daolon Wong first meet, Wong reveals himself as the one who killed Uncle's Chi Master. This crime is never shown onscreen.
* OldMaster: Uncle often vouches for Wong's expertise and Wong seems to be more knowledgeable about more arcane spells than Uncle. [[spoiler:He knew the original spell that turned Shendu into a statue.]] But he does not seem to keep up with Uncle's more modern spells.
* NewPowersAsThePlotDemands: Half the time he appears, he pulls out some new magic, sometimes something that he never uses again, like turning Valmont into a child or creating a giant ogre out of thin air.
* PromotionToOpeningTitles: He is featured at Season 3's opening titles to show his status as that season's main antagonist.
* SpellMyNameWithAnS: Daolon or Daolan? [[http://www.sonypictures.com/tv/kids/index_jackie.html Even the official website can't decide.]] Daolon seems to be the more popular spelling among the fanbase.
* SmokeOut: He conceals himself in blue smoke when he [[VillainTeleportation teleports]]. Sometimes he [[DefeatEqualsExplosion "poofs"]] like his Dark Chi Warriors.
* SmugSnake: He's utterly convinced of his ingenuity, yet rarely succeeds.
* SquishyWizard: Out of the main villains in ''JCA'', he's physically the least fit. It makes things much harder for him after [[spoiler:he's stripped of his magic]].
* TooDumbToLive: The only one who was surprised that [[spoiler:Shendu betrayed him]] was Wong himself.
* TookALevelInBadass: Went from a recurring villain in Season 2 to the main villain of Season 3.
* TooManyMouths: He can create in his palms round mouths. He can absord the Talisman magic into himself through them.
* VillainousCheekbones: His wilted flesh makes no effort to hide his classically villainous cheekbones.
* WhatHappenedToTheMouse: [[spoiler: He's last seen in "Deja Vu", being taken away by the past Enforcers for interrogation. While Jackie returns to the present, [[FridgeHorror Wong's ultimate fate is never revealed]].]]
* WizardDuel: Almost in their every encounter, he and Uncle engage in this.
* YouKilledMyFather: States that he "defeated" Uncle's teacher, Chi Master Fong (the details of which are never brought up). While the show has a NeverSayDie policy, most dialogue indicates that Wong killed him.

!!Dark Chi Warriors
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[[caption-width-right:380:Ready as soldiers, [[TheVoiceless silent as ghosts]]. From left to right: Gan, Chui and Ren.]]
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[[caption-width-right:380:Meet [[FanNickname Dark Chi Enforcers]]. From left to right: Chui (Ratso), Ren (Finn) and Gan (Chow).]]
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[[caption-width-right:320:And [[AndZoidberg Zhen]] (Hak Foo).]]

Daolon Wong's demonic henchmen. They originally consisted of Ren, Chui, and Gan; later they were replaced by Finn, Ratso, and Chow respectively. Eventually Hak Foo was also turned into one of the Warriors and renamed Zhen.

* BareYourMidriff: Chui/Ratso and Zhen's midriff are wholly exposed. The other two have theirs partially exposed.
* BizarreAlienBiology: Their eyelids are situated so that they open and close vertically, not horizontally like with a human.
* BlackEyesOfEvil: They have pitch-black eyes to reflect their nature as evil spirits
* DeathIsCheap: Any time they are seriously or fatally injured, they [[DefeatEqualsExplosion "poof" into clouds of smoke]], and are eventually revived and resummoned. [[ButtMonkey The Enforcers]] have this PlayedForLaughs.
* DropTheHammer: Chui/Ratso uses a sledgehammer.
* EvilRedhead: Except for [[BaldOfEvil Chui/Ratso]], they all have long red hair.
%%* EvilWearsBlack
* FacialMarkings: They all have lightning bolt on their chins (excluding Zhen) and on their foreheads a mark similiar to the one Wong has. They are both blue.
* FightingWithChucks: Gan/Chow's weapon is a sanjiegun, a three-sectional staff.
* FumaShuriken: Ren/Finn's WeaponOfChoice. It's used close range or as a throwing weapon.
* InASingleBound: They can jump quite high, Zhen even more so.
* MeaningfulName: Chui can mean "hammer" in Chinese. Zhen can mean "rare" or "precious" in Chinese, reflecting Wong's slightly higher valuing of Hak Foo due to him being more competent than the other Enforcers.
* ReplacementMooks: After Uncle trapped the original Dark Chi Warriors inside a magic box, Daolon Wong used the Dark Hand Enforcers as substitutes.
* SealedEvilInACan: The original Warriors are sealed by Uncle into the Lost Urn of Wei Cheng, forcing Wong to replace them with the Enforcers.
* SlaveMooks: Finn, Ratso, and Chow were forcibly turned into Dark Chi Warriors against their will (with Wong even saying that they're enslaved to do his bidding). [[BlessedWithSuck They resent their ridiculous new appearances, and being forced to do the old wizard's bidding]]. Hak Foo on the other hand, while he didn't agree to join, [[FreakyIsCool doesn't mind it because he's more powerful now]].
* SmokeOut: When they teleport or "die", they are consealed in blue smoke.
* TheStoic: While the Enforcers are just as expressive as before, the original Warriors were mostly expressionless. One of the rare cases of them being NotSoStoic was when [[spoiler:Jade fought them to a standstill with the Ben Shui Order's Chosen One's staff]].
* SummonToHand: They can summon their weapon to their hands, either over a long distance or out of thin air.
* SuperStrength: The skinny Chow/Gan could break down a door that was barricaded. Chui/Ratso easily caught a tree that was falling on him. Zhen is the strongest of them.
* SuperpoweredMooks: They're faster and stronger than humans, have [[MindOverMatter telekinetic control over their weapons]], and have ResurrectiveImmortality.
* TastesLikePurple: They can ''smell'' magic. This way they locate Jade, who was using the Snake Talisman's power at the time.
* TheVoiceless: The original Warriors were completely mute. However, the Enforcers are still just as talkative after their transformations.
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[[folder:Oni and Shadowkhan]]
The [[{{Youkai}} Oni]] are hideous horned demons from Japanese folklore. 10 of them (led by Tarakudo) commanded an army of [[LivingShadow Shadowkhan]], who are demonic shadow warriors.

* BadassArmy: The Oni and Shadowkhan could possibly engulf the entire world in darkness (figuratively and [[TheNightThatNeverEnds literally]]).
* FangsAreEvil: The Oni have sharp teeth.
* HornedHumanoid: The Oni have small horns.
* KeystoneArmy: While generally efficient, the Shadowkhan are dependent on their masters' instructions. Other than the Oni, people can control them only as long as they're wearing an Oni Mask or having [[spoiler:Tarakudo's mark]]. [[spoiler:Imprisoning Tarakudo in his mask seals also his Generals and all the Shadowkhan.]]
* {{Leitmotif}}: During the 4th season, when Tarakudo or the Oni are involved, you hear a quiet sinister tone.
* NearVillainVictory: [[spoiler:The Oni Generals are released [[NiceJobBreakingItHero by the heroes]] unknowingly doing the very thing that destroys their mask prisons -- by gathering them in one location. The Oni then [[AllYourBaseAreBelongToUs conquer Section 13]] and begin summoning enough Shadowkhan to cover the entire Earth in darkness. Tarakudo imprisons the J-Team and the Generals set out to spread the veil of darkness unopposed. The J-Team is able to stop and seal the Oni and the Shadowkhan away only after they accidentally discover the existence of the mask used for that purpose, and even then, getting the mask and placing it on Tarakudo's face is no easy feat.]]
* OurDemonsAreDifferent: The Oni are fearsome ogre-like demons from Japanese mythology. But the Shadowkhan on the other hand were created for the show.
* PersonOfMassDestruction: Once all 9 Oni Generals are united, they collectively possess enough power to eventually cover the entire world in darkness. Presumably, if Tarakudo were not a floating head, he could do this all by himself.
* SealedArmyInACan: Tarakudo was reduced to being a floating head and imprisoned in another dimension, while all the Oni Generals and their respective Shadowkhan tribes were trapped inside the Oni Masks. After Daolon Wong accidentally released Tarakudo, the latter seeks to liberate the other Oni and Shadowkhan. [[spoiler:Eventually all the Oni and Shadowkhan are freed from their imprisonment, however all of them are trapped again inside a final Oni Mask placed on Tarakudo's face.]]
* TimeAbyss: Like the Demon Sorcerers, Tarakudo and his Generals are ancient, but their actual age is never stated. The fact that Shendu used one of the Oni Masks to summon the Shadowkhan, indicating they were defeated before he was turned into a statue, hints that the Oni might be even ''older'' than the Demon Sorcerers.
* {{Youkai}}: The Oni are a class of creatures from the folklore of Japan.

!!Tarakudo
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[[caption-width-right:144: This face will stare at you from the SHADOWS!]]
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-->''I am the one and only King of the Shadowkhan!''

-->'''Voiced by:''' Creator/MiguelFerrer

The main villain of Season 4. He is the king of the Shadowkhan and lord of all Oni. He seeks to release his nine Oni Generals and their Shadowkhan armies to take over the world.

* AffablyEvil: The least strict boss to the Enforcers and isn't particularly malevolent - while he still wants to take over the world, he isn't a dick about it.
* ArcVillain: Tarakudo appears in the first and last episodes of the fourth season.
* AristocratsAreEvil: He styles himself as the "Lord of All Oni" and "King of the Shadowkhan".
%%* BeardOfEvil
* BadassGrandpa: He is an ancient and immortal demon after all.
* BadassMustache: His mustache is similar to those included to the classical samurai masks.
* BadBoss: [[DownplayedTrope Downplayed]] when compared to the other {{Big Bad}}s of the series, though he has his moments when the Enforcers stretch his patience.
* BattleStrip: [[spoiler: When he regains his body, he prepares for battle... by ripping off his shirt.]]
* BenevolentBoss: This is the one of the biggest things that set him apart from the other villains. While the others have at best strained relationship with their associates, Tarakudo treats his underlings - human or Oni - more leniently, and his Generals are never shown plotting behind his back.
* BerserkButton: He becomes absolutely murderous once he finds out that the J-Team has obtained his mask.
* BigBad: Of Season 4, being the leader of the Oni and the Shadowkhan.
* BigNo: He yells this when [[spoiler:he's being sucked into his mask]].
* BroughtDownToBadass: When Tarakudo is hit with a spell that causes him to [[spoiler:have a body so that the tenth mask can be used to seal away him and the rest of the Oni]], it also removes his MindOverMatter powers. [[spoiler:Even without them, sticking the mask to his face proved the only way to stop him and his armies.]]
* TheChessmaster: He shows himself to be a long-term planner with his XanatosGambit example (see below) and the fact that he [[spoiler:hid the only known object that could be used to defeat him in a nearly inaccessible realm]].
* CombatPragmatist: When he turns out to be evenly matched in telekinesis with Eggbert the Noble Rooster, he uses a distraction to take the rooster out.
* DangerouslyGenreSavvy: When compared to the other main antagonists, Tarakudo is probably the wisest and the most sensible, given his more flexible way of thinking. His best example of this trope would be hiding [[spoiler:the mask made specifically to seal him]] in the Shadow Realm, a place no human can enter without using BlackMagic.
* DeadpanSnarker: He provides more humor than the other {{Big Bad}}s with his dry wit.
* EarlyBirdCameo: [[spoiler: As a tattoo that Jade put on her leg. Not surprisingly it's a MarkOfTheBeast (see below).]]
* EvilSoundsDeep: Helps that his voice is provided by Miguel Ferrer.
* EvilWearsBlack: [[spoiler: When he regains his physical body, he appears in a black gi with [[RedAndBlackAndEvilAllOver red patterns]].]]
* FlyingFace: For most of Season 4, Tarakudo is a floating head giving orders.
* IntangibleMan: Tarakudo is an Intangible Floating Demon Head. It makes him a very difficult enemy to fight, but also forces him to rely heavily on his minions. He still prefers it to having a real body, [[spoiler:since the only way he would get that is if someone found the mask that can [[SealedEvilInACan seal him away]].]]
* KickTheDog: After the Bat Khan mask is removed from Scruffy in "The Amazing T-Troop", he makes a telekinetic shot at Jade. Scruffy takes the shot and seems to die. Tarakudo merely says "Oops" and callously vanishes. [[spoiler:Good thing nothing happened to Scruffy.]]
* KungFuWizard: [[spoiler:After being forced into a physical body, Tarakudo drops the mental tricks and starts kicking ''Jackie's'' butt single-handedly.]]
* ManipulativeBastard: When some of the Oni Masks end up on the faces of more noble-minded people, Tarakudo accelerates their corruption by encouraging or tricking them to call upon their darkness within.
* MarkOfTheBeast: [[spoiler:If anyone gets a tattoo of Tarakudo's face, they will have demonic powers and become evil.]]
* MindOverMatter: Tarakudo has the power of levitation and telekinesis.
* MyNameIsInigoMontoya: "Bow before Tarakudo, king of all Shadowkhan, lord of all Oni."
* OutsideContextVillain: As the majority of the shows villain's were Chinese in origin, none of the heroes were prepared for a Japanese one to appear. Even Uncle had no idea who he was when he showed up.
* PungeonMaster: He makes puns more than his predecessor {{Big Bad}}s. In [[HalloweenEpisode "Fright Fight Night"]], after reproving Jackie's lack of a Halloween costume, he places a Jack-o'-lantern on his head, naming him "Jackie-o'-lantern". And in "Ninja Twilight", when he first meets Viper, he says that she's quite a catch before trapping her in a fishnet.
* RedOniBlueOni: Personality-wise, the collected Tarakudo is blue to the boisterous Ikazuki's red. It's ironic because, in literal terms, Tarakudo's and Ikazuki's faces are red and blue respectively.
* SealedEvilInACan: Tarakudo is accidentally released from imprisonment in another dimension by Daolon Wong. [[spoiler:In the end of the season, Tarakudo's own mask is placed on his face, which traps not only him, but also all the other Oni and Shadowkhan.]]
* ShirtlessScene: [[spoiler: After the above mentioned BattleStrip, he spends his final screentime shirtless.]]
* SingleStrokeBattle: [[spoiler: After he regains his body, he performs this on El Toro and Viper at the same time, in mid-air no less. No weapons are used, and no blood is spilled.]]
* SoreLoser: He admits being this before committing the above mentioned KickTheDog moment.
* SupernaturalGoldEyes: Unlike most of the supernatural foes shown, Tarakudo has amber eyes instead of red.
* WeCanRuleTogether: Twice during the show, Tarakudo asks Jade if she's going to reclaim her title as the Queen of the Shadowkhan. It's up to debate how serious he is about this, but it's hinted that [[VillainTakesAnInterest he'd want to be her mentor]].
* WeaksauceWeakness: As an Oni, Tarakudo's eyes are very sensitive to onions, and having it thrown in his face will make him retreat.
* WhyDidItHaveToBeSnakes: For the above mentioned reason, he freaks out anytime he sees an onion.
--> "[[OhCrap No!]] [[AnythingButThat Anything but onions!]]"
* XanatosGambit: [[spoiler:The Oni generals are released whenever all nine masks are assembled in one place. Since Tarakudo is the only one that knows this, whether he gets all the masks, or the J-Team does, he still wins.]]

!!Oni Generals
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[[caption-width-right:320:Yep, even the leader deserves to have a spot.]]
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9 Oni who served Tarakudo. Each of them has been trapped inside a mask. Any mortal who wears an Oni Mask will be possessed, and can summon a unique type of Shadowkhan.

* BaldOfEvil: Most of them don't have hair on their heads.
* BodyHorror: When a mask is worn, the user's face (and sometimes their whole body) will change to resemble that of the Oni possessing them.
* BodySnatcher: Once the mask's host uses their Shadowkhan, they begin to have equal control of the user's body, whether the user (namely Captain Black, Finn, Paco, Jade and Valmont) want them to or not.
* BrainFood: Apparently some, if not all of them, like to eat human brains.
* CastingAShadow: Summoning the Shadowkhan and spreading darkness are the main powers of the Oni Generals.
* DemonicPossession: When an Oni Mask is placed on the face of the user, they are still conscious of their actions, but are greatly influenced by the mask, and eventually it will completely take over. Finn was the only one who wasn't affected, because the Rat Talisman awakened Ikazuki, who was accidentally placed on his butt.
* {{Evil Mask}}s: The season's {{MacGuffin}}s are masks that can summon different breeds of Shadowkhan. That is the main reason the human villains want the masks in the first place.
* EvilWearsBlack: [[spoiler: After they are freed from their masks, they wear almost fully black uniforms.]]
* {{Flat Character}}s: Aside from Ikazuki, they don't get much characterization beyond vileness and loyal devotion to Tarakudo.
* {{Four Star Badass}}es: They all command vast Shadowkhan armies, and they fought personally before their imprisonment [[spoiler:and after their liberation]].
* MadeOfIron: [[spoiler:After they are released from their masks, a blast from the Dragon Talisman doesn't injure them.]]
* SealedEvilInACan: All of the Oni Generals are trapped within masks and by extension, the Shadowkhan they control. [[spoiler:Ultimately, all the Generals are sealed in the mask designed to imprison Tarakudo.]]
* SlasherSmile: Their pointy teeth cause them to make these.
* SummonMagic: Each Oni General commands a tribe of Shadowkhan and, as per usual, can summon them at will. Shendu commanded one tribe because he magically manipulated one of the masks.
* TheVoiceless: Excluding Ikazuki, they're never heard speaking.
* UndyingLoyalty: They all have this towards Tarakudo, as they're never shown plotting behind his back.
* WeaksauceWeakness: Onions can normally hurt them, unless an Oni Mask is attached to a human host.
* WildHair: Some of them have this, as you might expect from the reputedly wild Onis.

!!!Ikazuki
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-->''[[LargeHam Ikazuki lives]]. [[KneelBeforeZod Bow before my mighty form]] and - [[EpicFail Where is my mighty form]]?''

-->'''Voiced by:''' Creator/MauriceLaMarche

The only Oni General who is named. He is the second-in-command behind Tarakudo. He can summon Samurai Khan.

* ButtMonkey: Despite being the most powerful and the only named one of the Oni Generals, Ikazuki is often at the butt of all jokes. First by being revived without a body, then by literally being at Finn's butt for his debut episode, [[spoiler:and finally being "creamed" between Viper and El Toro's body slam]].
* TheDragon: In "The Demon Behind", Ikazuki is addressed as Tarakudo's second-in-command by Tohru. This comes into play in the fourth season finale, where Ikazuki orders the other Demon Generals to attack the Chans and remains with Tarakudo at Section 13 base during the Earth's invasion.
* TheDreaded: Ikazuki is feared as Tarakudo's most fearsome general. But it's played for laughs as he ends up the ButtMonkey in all appearances - in his first, literally.
* EverythingsBetterWithSamurai: He commands Samurai Khan. [[spoiler:When he is released from his mask, he wears a [[CoolHelmet samurai helmet]].]]
%%* EvilIsHammy
%%* EvilSoundsDeep
%%* HotBlooded
* {{Jerkass}}: He's respectful towards Tarakudo and presumably towards the other Generals, but towards everyone else he acts haughtily.
* KneelBeforeZod: He often orders people to bow before "his mighty form".
* RedOniBlueOni: Personality-wise, the boisterous Ikazuki is red to the collected Tarakudo's blue. It's ironic because, in literal terms, Tarakudo's and Ikazuki's faces are red and blue respectively.
* SealedEvilInACan: Like the other generals. [[spoiler:Is ultimately imprisoned within Tarakudo's mask, along with everyone else.]]
* TwoBeingsOneBody: The Rat Talisman is used on his mask to make him talk. Later he accidentally is stuck onto Finn's ''rear''.
* UndyingLoyalty: He refuses to reveal the Chans a way to defeat his master when they're interrogating him.

!!The Shadowkhan
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Demonic shadow spirits. They were introduced as {{ninja}}s who served Shendu, and briefly [[KidWithTheLeash Jade]]. In Season 4 we learn that their original masters were the Oni, and there are 9 different varieties of them.

* TheCorruption: To anyone who summons them who isn't already evil, and sometimes even then. It's the summoning that starts it, not the Oni Masks, as the corrupting only sets in once they are called upon. Though more noble-minded people can resist for a time, the Oni's influence will dominate the host eventually.
* DarkIsEvil: Quite literally, see LivingShadow.
* DefeatEqualsExplosion: When they "die", they vaporize into black mist.
* EliteMooks: They are far more skilled and deadly than The Enforcers.
* EvilWearsBlack: They wear black clothes (or black skin).
* HumanoidAbomination: All but the Leech Khan and the Squid Khan, to varying degrees.
* LivingShadow: Shadowkhan are just that, shadows manifested into physical form.
* MookCarryover: Inverted. They are introduced as serving Shendu, but originally served Tarakudo, despite the latter not appearing until Season 4. Played straight with Shadow-Jade and to a lesser extent with anyone who put on a mask, though in both cases the summoner became BrainwashedAndCrazy. Daolon Wong ''tried'' to do this, but ended up freeing Tarakudo instead, though he had briefly controlled them in an earlier episode.
* MalevolentMaskedMen: They all wear ninja-like masks. We only get to see one Squid Khan's mask removed (and its face wasn't pretty). Presumably, all Shadowkhan are equally as horrifying underneath.
* MundaneUtility: Some people have used the Shadowkhan for something else than combat. For example:
** When Jade got control of the Ninja Shadowkhan in "Queen of the Shadowkhan", she used them as household servants.
** When Ratso got the Razor-Khan Oni Mask, he used his Shadowkhan to play baseball.
** Captain Black is a double subversion. When he got the Sumo-Khan Oni Mask, he decided to replace all the Section 13 agents with Shadowkhan, claiming that they were better than humans in every way. We see several shots of Shadowkhan typing on computers, checking folders, arresting people... and mopping the floor.
* OurDemonsAreDifferent: They come in many different shapes and sizes.
* RedEyesTakeWarning: Like the Demon Sorcerers, Shadowkhan all have glowing red eyes of some sort, except for the eyeless Leech Khan.
* ReplacementMooks: When Daolon Wong gets fed up with the Enforcers' incompetence in "Sheep In, Sheep Out", he replaces them with the Ninja Khan until he decides that they're not superior after all.
* SealedArmyInACan: The Shadowkhan are all bound to the Oni Masks, until someone wears a mask and summons them. [[spoiler:In the end, all the Shadowkhan are trapped inside Tarakudo's mask, along with the Oni.]]
* ShadowWalker: The Shadowkhan can use shadows as dimensional doors. They once travelled through the Shadow Realm in order to enter Jade's dream.
* SummonMagic: The Shadowkhan can be summoned anywhere there is ambient shadow.
* TheVoiceless: They never speak.

!!!Ninja Khan
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The most common kind of Shadowkhan, and the only type seen until Season 4. They have been summoned by Shendu and Daolon Wong (through sorcery), Jade and [[spoiler:Tohru]] (with the [[spoiler:Mark of Tarakudo]]), and Chow (with an Oni Mask).

* ConservationOfNinjutsu: Whatever it's five or tens of them, they would take the same amount of effort to dispatch.
* FlechetteStorm: Sometimes they do this with their shuriken.
* HighlyVisibleNinja: Averted. While they usually face the heroes face-to-face, they are actually very good at being stealthy and unseen in spite of their numbers.
* HumanoidAbomination: They're the most human-like in appearance, besides the blue skin and red eyes.
* JackOfAllStats: When compared to the other Shadowkhan, they appear to be the most versatile.
* KnifeNut: They can summon various weapons, but they mostly use throwing stars.
* McNinja: Subverted. They initially seem like this, as ninjas are Japanese and Shendu is ''Chinese''. Eventually it's revealed that Shendu merely possessed the mask that grants control over them.
* {{Ninja}}: They run and [[InASingleBound jump around]], use martial arts, and throw shuriken.
* NotQuiteFlight: They have in their suits capes which they can use for gliding.
* SmokeOut: They sometimes disappear by using smoke bombs.
* WallCrawl: They're shown to be able to do this without any visible tools for that purpose.

!!!Razor Khan
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These Shadowkhan attack with sharp blade-like claws. They are summoned by Ratso with an Oni Mask.

* AbsurdlySharpBlade [[AbsurdlySharpClaws Claws]] / WolverineClaws
%%* AudibleSharpness
* FragileSpeedster: They seem to be the fastest type of Shadowkhan.
* KnifeNut: They have Freddy Krueger-like knife-gloved hands.
%%* MonstrousHumanoid
* NoodlePeople: While it's not exaggerated, their torso, head and limbs are thin. A special mention goes to their legs: they have pointed blades as their legs.
* WallCrawl: They can do this thanks to the blades their limbs consist of.

!!!Bat Khan
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Flying Shadowkhan. They are summoned by Scruffy the dog, who somehow got an Oni Mask on his face.

* AirborneMook: They are the only Shadowkhan type which can fly.
* BatOutOfHell: They have bat-like wings and their body resembles that of a bat.
* EnergyBall: They can create these from shadow energy.
* LeotardOfPower: That's the closest thing their outfits could be called.

!!!Sumo Khan
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Large and strong Shadowkhan. They are summoned by Captain Black with an Oni Mask.

* BossInMookClothing: They're abnormally strong, and [[NoSell completely immune to normal attacks]]. The only way to defeat them is with the Talismans.
* FingerPokeOfDoom: Just a fillip is enough to send Hak Foo flying through a wall.
* GiantMook: The largest type of Shadowkhan, after a fully grown Leech Khan.
* HumanoidAbomination: They don't look much different from Tohru. But their necks are more crouched.
* MightyGlacier: As stated above, they're strong and resilient. But they move slowly, and only by traveling through shadows they can move quickly.
* PromotionToOpeningTitles: In the 4th season opening, one serves as the character who's punched by Jackie.
%%* SleevesAreForWimps
* SuperStrength: The Ox Talisman is needed to match them.
* SuperToughness: The Talismans are required to destroy them.
%%* WrestlerInAllOfUs

!!!Samurai Khan
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Ikazuki's henchmen, who are ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin. They are summoned by the reanimated Ikazuki Mask, while he was placed on Finn's butt.

* AbsurdlySharpBlade: Their shadow katanas.
* ArmorIsUseless: See the FakeUltimateMook below.
* CoolHelmet: That too comes from being a samurai.
%%* EverythingsBetterWithSamurai:
* FakeUltimateMook: They're big, heavily armored samurai that wield shadow swords able to cut through anything, yet in the end they're just as easily defeated as the Ninja-Khan (or even easier). The fact that they're [[ButtMonkey Ikazuki's]] Shadowkhan is a justification.
* GlassCannon: Turns out that despite their armor, they're not that difficult to dissipate.
%%* HeavilyArmoredMook
* HumanoidAbomination: Besides being quite tall and having red eyes and blue hands, they're quite human-looking.

!!!Squid Khan
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Slimy tentacled monsters who can "stretch like taffy". They are summoned by [[spoiler:Paco]] with an Oni Mask.

* CombatTentacles: Naturally, being squid monsters and all.
* EldritchAbomination: The Squid Khan are the only kind of Shadowkhan whose face we see, which turn out to be that of a hideous demonic-looking Cthulian monster.
* EverythingsSquishierWithCephalopods
* ExtraEyes: They have seven little round eyes.
* TentacleRope: Their squid tentacles can be used for restraint.
* TooManyMouths: They seem to have another mouth ''on top of their head''!

!!!Crab Khan
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They have large crab-like pincers in their right arms, and large scorpion-like stabbing claws in their left arms. They were temporarily split in half, because their Oni Mask was also split in half. They're summoned by Valmont and Jade with the two halves of the mask.

* HalfTheManHeUsedToBe: Valmont and Jade each end up wearing half an Oni Mask, so when they summon their Crab Khan, they each end up getting the left and right halves of each mook. But Valmont's Shadowkhan retain the heads, while Jade's don't.
* HybridMonster: Like stated above, one of their arm has a crab-like pincers, and the other has a scorpion-like stabbing claw.
* LightningBruiser: When they are whole, they come off as strong, fast and durable.
%%* MonstrousHumanoid
%%* PowerPincers
* WhoNeedsTheirWholeBody: Played with. The left half-Shadowkhan (the ones who retained the heads) are able to fight somewhat effectively. The headless right half-Shadowkhan can barely get anything done.

!!!Leech Khan
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They start out very small and pathetic, but they grow larger every time they eat a human's shadow (which incapacitates the victim). They are summoned by Hak Foo with an Oni Mask.

* AdorableEvilMinions: Really tiny Shadowkhan who look like plushies.
* AttackOfThe50FootWhatever: The largest we see grows taller than most of the buildings of San Francisco.
* CastsNoShadow: When they have eaten a person's shadow, the victim literally casts no shadow, as seen with Tohru and Chow.
* EldritchAbomination: Along with the Squid Khan, they look very monstrous and unearthly compared to the other Shadowkhan.
* EyelessFace: They're the only Shadowkhan type that doesn't seem to have eyes.
* FourLeggedInsect: When they grow in size, they are revealed to have four legs. Try to imagine a leech with four legs at its lower body, and you have it.
* GiantMook: Eventually, they can grow really huge.
* HeartIsAnAwesomePower: They're not ninja warriors like the others, so they can't beat up enemies in a straight forward manner. However, they grow stronger with every shadow they consume.
* KillerRabbit: Because of how small they are, the Leech Khan are mistaken for harmless at first.
* MagikarpPower: The Leech Khan start off too weak to fight at all. If they manage to feed enough though, they can become the size of buildings.
* MiniMook: The Leech Khan start out very tiny.
* MiracleGroMonster: They grow by eating shadows of living creatures.
%%* MoreTeethThanTheOsmondFamily:
* WallCrawl: At least the smaller ones can do this.

!!!Mantis Khan
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Four-legged creatures with blade-like arms. [[spoiler:Nobody gets to wear their Oni Mask, but they appear briefly after their Oni General is freed.]]

* AnimalisticAbomination: They resemble mantises after all.
%%* FourLeggedInsect
* OurCentaursAreDifferent: You might describe them as "mantis centaurs".
* SlayingMantis: Their blades resemble those a mantis would have.
* WeHardlyKnewYe: Of all the Shadowkhan, they get the least amount of screen time, because [[spoiler:no one gets a chance to wear their general's mask before it's destroyed]].
[[/folder]]

[[folder:The Ice Gang]]
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[[caption-width-right:400:Now they include street gangs, eh? From left to right: MC Cobra, Strikemaster Ice and DJ Fist.]]
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[[caption-width-right:400:Now they're GreenAndMean. From left to right: DJ Fist, Strikemaster Ice and MC Cobra.]]
Drago's henchmen. They consist of Strikemaster Ice, MC Cobra, and DJ Fist. Originally a pizza boy, Ice joined a Shaolin-like monastery where he learned martial arts and met his boys Fist and Cobra. After they were kicked out of the monastery for bad behavior, the Ice Gang sought revenge but were stopped by Jackie and the Enforcers. They were later recruited by Drago and changed them into his dragon henchmen.

* {{Arrogant Kung Fu Guy}}s: Awesome skills at martial arts used for greedy criminal activities? They're possibly even more petty than Hak Foo.
* {{Badass}}es: They have proven to be more of a match for Jackie than the Enforcers (excluding Hak Foo) ever were. They still bumble around quite a bit, however.
* {{Badass Normal}}s: They received from {{warrior monk}}s martial arts training that allows them to fare well against Jackie.
* [[BastardUnderstudy Bastard Understudies]]: All three to Drago, when they think they had the upper hand after Drago loses his Fire Demon powers.
* BigThinShortTrio: Fist, Cobra and Ice, respectively.
* BroughtDownToNormal: They spend a good deal of the last season being powered up, but lose all their powers when [[spoiler:Drago is banished to the Netherworld]].
* [[CrouchingMoronHiddenBadass Crouching Morons, Hidden Badasses]]: All three look and act like stereotypical street gang boys, but they're more of a creditable threat than the Enforcers.
* {{Deceptive Disciple}}s: They were taught martial arts by {{warrior monk}}s, but refused to follow the way of peace.
* {{Draconic Humanoid}}s: They become this after Drago gives them a piece of his Fire Demon power.
* EasilyForgiven: After their betrayal, their attempt to regain [[spoiler:[[OneWingedAngel the Demon Chi empowered]]]] Drago's favor is eventually accepted.
* {{Empowered Badass Normal}}s: For the duration of their service to Drago, they received some of his Fire Demon chi (and in the finale, the chis of three other demons).
* EvilerThanThou: Towards Finn, Ratso, and Chow. They are just as greedy and comical as them, but more arrogant, violent and competent. [[{{Foreshadowing}} It's no wonder that the Ice Gang replaced the Enforcers as Drago's henchmen]].
* {{Genius Bruiser}}s: Cobra and Fist have proven themselves to be adept with technology.
** In "Clash Of The Titanics", they managed to build a fully functional submarine out of broken cars in their junkyard hideout.
** In "Stealing Thunder", they do various mechanical decorations in their new tower hideout (the Space Needle of Seattle).
** It's possible that they also built the monster trucks and tasers used to kidnap Jackie, Uncle, and Captain Black in the second to last episode.
* IFightForTheStrongestSide: That's the reason they decide to make amends with [[spoiler:[[OneWingedAngel the Demon Chi empowered]]]] Drago after their betrayal.
* {{Kiai}}: While fighting, they exclaim a lot of cliched martial art cries.
* {{Leitmotif}}: Their theme is a quick rock tempo.
* ManChild: The Ice Gang all act like overgrown teenagers, although they do seem to be younger than the Enforcers.
* NeverMyFault: Like the Enforcers, they're not willing to accept responsibility for their failures.
%%* {{Only Known by Their Nickname}}s
* PromotionToOpeningTitles: They obtain it at Season 5 as the villains receiving Jackie's punch.
* RedEyesTakeWarning: Their irises become red when they're turned to {{Draconic Humanoid}}s.
* ReplacementMooks: They take the Enforcers' place as the henchmen of the ongoing season.
* SpikyHair: They all have this in their human forms to accentuate their rebellious street gang imago.
* TerribleTrio: Though a more competent trio than the Enforcers ever were.
* VillainExitStageLeft: Subverted during the GrandFinale: after [[spoiler:Drago has been banished]] and the Ice Gang turn back into humans, they attempt to sneak away, only to be stopped by El Toro and Paco.

!!Strikemaster Ice
--> ''Let me demonstrate how this [[PowerCrystal little hunk of ice]] is gonna let Strikemaster Ice go back to the monastery and bring down the HOUSE!''

-->'''Voiced by:''' Mike Erwin

The leader of the trio.

* BlondesAreEvil: Strikemaster Ice has blonde hair in his human form.
* TheDragon: Both figuratively and literally to Drago.
* DishingOutDirt: In the GrandFinale, Drago gives him the chi of Dai Gui the Earth Demon.
* IronicNickname: Strikemaster '''Ice''' is given the ability to breathe '''fire'''.
* JiveTurkey / TotallyRadical: He speaks with a lot of cliched urban slang.
* PlayingWithFire: He gets this power from Drago.
* SneezeOfDoom: In "Black & White & Chi All Over", he's revealed to be allergic to flowers. This causes him to repeteadly sneeze fire blasts during the fight at the flower shop.
* UngratefulBastard: In his debut episode, a flashback shows him to have been slightly out of shape when he was just a pizza boy. He repaid his martial arts training by refusing to follow the way of peace and kicking the monk announcing it.
* WouldHitAGirl: He takes down the two females of Drago's possible recruits.
%%* YouthfulFreckles:

!!MC Cobra

-->'''Voiced by:''' Jeff Fischer

Ice's right-hand man.

* BlowYouAway: In the GrandFinale, Drago gives him the chi of Xiao Fung the Wind Demon.
* JiveTurkey / TotallyRadical: He speaks with a lot of cliched urban slang.
* SuperSpeed: He gets this power from Drago. He could almost rival the Rabbit Talisman.
* TheVoiceless: In his first three appearances, he didn't speak at all. Afterwards, it's subverted.
* YouGottaHaveBlueHair: The dark hair of his human form has a purplish tint in it.

!!DJ Fist
The silent strongman of the group.

* TheBrute: "The silent strongman of the group."
%%* MartialArtsHeadband:
* ShockAndAwe: In the GrandFinale, Drago gives him the chi of Tchang Zu the Thunder Demon.
* SuperStrength: He gets this power from Drago. He can punch Tohru through a room.
* TheVoiceless: His pained exclamations are all the sounds we ever hear coming from his mouth. Once he whispered something to Ice's ear without us hearing what he said.
--> '''Jackie:''' [[LampshadeHanging You don't talk much, do you?]]
[[/folder]]

[[folder:Minor Villains]]
Villains who only appear in one, two, or three episodes.

!!El Chupacabra
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A demonic beast that was attacking livestock in Mexico. It scratches El Toro during a fight, cursing him to become one himself.

* AndThenJohnWasAZombie: El Toro falls victim to its curse, and transforms every night until he's cured.
* CharacterDeath: It's destroyed by the sunlight, though not before it scratches El Toro.
* {{Chupacabra}}: It looks more like Bigfoot or some other feral monster then a grey alien, but the cattle stalker is still present.
* OurWerebeastsAreDifferent: Much like a werewolf, the chupacabra's bite or scratch can turn a human into another chupacabra, but only at night.
* RedEyesTakeWarning: Both the first chupacabra and the transformed El Toro have fully red eyes.
* SpikesOfVillainy
* WeaksauceWeakness: The first chupacabra was disintegrated by sunlight. El Toro couldn't walk into the sunlight, even when he reverted to human form during daytime.

!!Kuniko "Origami" Kasahara
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-->'''Voiced by:''' Timothy Dang

A Japanese burglar based in Paris, France who has the ability to turn into paper and fold up like an origami sculpture. He uses his powers to rob East Asian art from the Louvre Museum.

* CallingCard: He leaves origami sculptures at crime scenes.
* BondJamesBond: Jackie introduces himself to Origami as "Chan, Jackie Chan". Origami keeps calling him that.
* EmpoweredBadassNormal: He was originally a skilled but ordinary burglar, until he touched a magic artifact that gave him the ability to turn himself into paper.
* FrameUp: He manages to paint Jackie, Jade, and Viper as offenders when the police interrupt their confrontation.
* PaperMaster: Hence his moniker of "Origami".
* PhantomThief: He has a preference for stealing Far Eastern art.
* PurpleIsTheNewBlack: As Kasahara, he wears a purple suit.
* TheQuietOne: A thief who is a man of few words.
* VoluntaryShapeshifting: In paper form, he can fold up into the shapes of various creatures.
* WeWillMeetAgain: In his last scene, he's in prison, creating an origami resembling Jackie and crushing it. He doesn't say anything, but he clearly vows to have revenge on Jackie.

!!The Old Monk
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--> ''Ancient wisdom: Words are breath that blows the fire of knowledge''

-->'''Voiced by:''' Tim Lounibos

An old monk who guided Jackie to the Lotus Temple where the magical scrolls of Hung Chao are hidden. A really [[CloudCuckoolander quirky]] person who's constantly in meditation and speaks in proverbs and riddles. He turns out to be villainous, and is also after these scrolls.

* AnimatedArmor: He uses the scroll's power to have this to fight Jackie.
%%* BadassGrandpa
%%* BaldOfEvil
* TheCameo: He briefly appears in "Antler Action" with some other one-shot villains. He probably managed to escape the Lotus Temple using the same method as Jackie and Jade used to free Xu Lin.
* CatchPhrase: "[[HurricaneOfAphorisms Ancient wisdom]]..."
* CrypticConversation: Constantly speaks in proverbs and riddles.
* DangerouslyGenreSavvy: He stays behind when Jackie enters the temple to look for Jade, following after a while.
--> "Ancient wisdom: the worm realizes he is bait only after the fish bites."
* EccentricMentor: Despite being EvilAllAlong, he still classifies as this.
%%* EvilOldFolks
%%* HermitGuru
* KungFuWizard: Fares quite well against Jackie in hand-to-hand combat. He also gains magic powers after obtaining some scrolls from the Lotus Temple.
* LaserGuidedKarma: After trespassing into the Lotus Temple for his own personal gains, he fails to leave before sunrise, so he's trapped inside (and probably becomes the new guardian monster).
* LotusPosition: He always meditates in this position.
* LevitatingLotusPosition: After he gains power from the scrolls, his normal meditation is now a foot or so off the ground.
* PowerGlows: He glows in yellow light after his empowerment.
* PowerPalms: After he paints an inscription detailed in the scrolls on his palms, he can blast KiAttacks from his hands.
* WouldHurtAChild: He tries to blast a [[KickThemWhileTheyAreDown weakened]] Xu Lin.

!!Spring-Heeled Jack
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--> ''I'm free, to be me!''

-->'''Voiced by:''' Creator/CoreyBurton

A ravenous and rhyming troll, who can leap great distances. Many years before, a wizard named Simon Magus turned him into a statue and stored him in his museum of strange creatures. Accidentally released by [[LiteralSplitPersonality Yin Jackie]], he goes out for revenge... by seeking out [[SinsOfOurFathers the descendants of Magus]], so that he can [[ToServeMan eat them]].

* AffablyEvil: If you forget his desire for revenge and mischievous tendencies, you might view him as a jovial fellow. [[spoiler:His Yang side averts this trope, being more focused on revenge and less soft-spoken than normal Jack. His Yin side is a NiceGuy to the point that he protects Simone and helps the heroes to defeat his opposite.]]
* CombatParkour: He fights by leaping around and using the environment to his advantage.
* EvilFeelsGood: We get this exchange:
-->'''Yin Jackie''': *looking more angry than ever* Do you enjoy being a meanie?
-->'''Spring-Heeled Jack''': I confess, yes! *[[CheshireCatGrin grins widely]]*
* EvilLaugh: He laughs coarsely.
* InASingleBound: [[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin His shoes really do have springs mounted in their heels.]]
* LiteralSplitPersonality: [[spoiler: The Tiger Talisman is used on him temporarily. Yin Jack actually protects Simone from Yang Jack, and reveals his [[WeaksauceWeakness ultimate weakness]].]]
* OurTrollsAreDifferent: He has the basic look as a squat figure and eater of humans, but he's jovial and uses springs.
* PublicDomainCharacter: [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Spring-heeled_Jack Spring-heeled Jack]] is an English folklore character.
* RoaringRampageOfRevenge: He's determined to punish the Magus family for [[SinsOfOurFathers their ancestor Simon]]'s imprisonment of him. [[ToServeMan He tries to eat]] Jade's classmate Simone Magus.
* RhymesOnADime: It's so catchy even other characters speak in rhyme a bit. He would sometimes let others finish his rhymes. [[spoiler:Both of his two halves rhyme as well.]]
* SealedEvilInACan: He was [[TakenForGranite turned to stone]] by Magus for being an evil creature. He's released when water is dropped on him. He's turned back to stone by [[spoiler:[[WeaksauceWeakness salt]]]].
* TheNoseKnows: He tracks down the nearest Magus descendant with his sense of smell.
--> "Magus Magus where ever you are, Spring Heel Jack will not be far!"
* WeCanRuleTogether: [[JekyllAndHyde Yang Jackie]] expresses sympathy for Jack, as [[NotSoDifferent they both want to stay free to be themselves]]. Jack proposes a partnership. Fortunately, it doesn't last for long, thanks to [[GuileHero Jade]].
* WouldHurtAChild: He tries to ''eat'' Simone, a descendant of his jailer. [[spoiler:Yin Jack [[WouldntHurtAChild inverts]] this trope, as he protects Simone from Yang Jack.]]

!!The Jiangshi
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[[caption-width-right:320:Don't disturb the sleeping beauty.]]

-->'''Voiced by:''' Creator/DeeBradleyBaker

An undead vampire who haunted an abandoned castle in the mountains of China. It drains chi from humans, which can turn them into vampire slaves if left untreated.

* AndThenJohnWasAZombie: It feeds on Uncle's chi, and as nobody knew how to transfer their chi to him, he was turned into the Jiangshi's slave until his chi was returned.
%%* BaldOfEvil
* CharacterDeath: All the stolen chi is reclaimed from the vampire as the sun rises.
* ChineseVampire: The fact that he is a vampire of the Chinese variety is a critical plot point, because the methods of dealing with him are different from the Western varieties.
* EyeOfNewt: How to reclaim all the stolen chi from it? [[spoiler:Collect a toadstool from a graveyard, place it inside the vampire's left sock and throw the sock into a river]] before sunrise. Otherwise the chi remains with the vampire forever.
* FangsAreEvil: It's teeth grow with the chi it sucks.
* FemmeFatalons: It's sharp claws lengthen with the chi it sucks.
* {{Flight}}: Even at its weakest, it can fly.
* GrowingMusclesSequence: Every time it drains chi, it grows in muscle and size.
* LooksLikeOrlok: In its weakest form, it looks quite shrunken indeed.
* MonochromaticEyes: Its eyes are initially pale white, but after absorbing chi from Tohru, Jade, and Uncle, it gains slit [[RedEyesTakeWarning red]] [[AnimalEyes cat-like]] pupils.
* OurVampiresAreDifferent: Consumes chi instead of blood. It doesn't bite, but the chi is transferred as green energy through the eyes. It's blind, so it sniffs to find its target by the smell of its breath. It cannot be harmed with a wooden stake. It cannot cross a running river. However, it can still be killed by sunlight.
* ReforgedIntoAMinion: Its victim becomes a servant, unless they are given someone else's chi.
* SuddenlyVoiced: It's initially mute, but after absorbing chi from Tohru, Jade, and Uncle, it gains the ability to speak.
* WeaksauceWeakness: Attaching a special note of paper to a Jiangshi's face will render it motionless. And much like Western vampires, sunlight is lethal to them.
* YourSoulIsMine: Says a variation of this, when it's mere moments to the sunrise.
--> "In moments, the collective chi will be mine forever."

!!Monkey King
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[[caption-width-right:320:Showoff...]]
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[[caption-width-right:320:...and creepy.]]
--> ''Stop me if you've heard this one befooorre...''

-->'''Voiced by:''' Bill Tanzer (first appearance) and Creator/BillyWest (second appearance)

Monkey King is a trickster monkey. Based on the Chinese legend of [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sun_Wukong Sun Wukong]], he is released whenever someone pulls his puppet form's leg. The luckless victim becomes a puppet in his place, only to be restored if he [[spoiler:pulls ''their'' leg]], which he isn't likely to do of his own free will. He might seem like an irritating prankster at first glance, but he takes a ''very'' dim view of anyone trying to spoil his fun.

* AdaptationalVillainy: While Sun Wukong had a mischievous side to him, he wasn't an AxCrazy psycho prankster.
%%* AttentionWhore
* AxCrazy: What his "fun" turns into; dangerous actions that can lead to death.
%%* BeardOfEvil
* BewareTheSillyOnes: He's a mischievous prankster, but can give serious trouble to Jackie and the others.
* DemonicDummy: His puppet form is completely harmless, just ''don't pull his leg''.
* DidYouJustScamCthulhu: In his first appearance, Jade tricks him into [[spoiler:pulling puppet-Jackie's leg]].
* EvilHasABadSenseOfHumor: Sending a living puppet through a wood chipper is hilarious, right?
%%* EvilIsHammy
%%* EvilRedhead
* EvilVersusEvil: In his final appearance, he ends up facing Daolon Wong, the evil chi wizard.
* EvilerThanThou: He ends up on the "thou" end against Daolon Wong.
* GreenEyedMonster: He couldn't stand other people showing off better than him in talents.
* TheGrimReaper: He dresses as this at one point, proving to be quite adept with a [[SinisterScythe scythe]]. We even hear a music you would associate with TheGrimReaper.
* TheHyena: A high pitched laugh accompanies and follows his lethal pranks.
* LaughablyEvil: Strives to be hilarious, at least from his AxCrazy point of view.
* TheMadHatter: When Jade argues that feeding puppet-Jackie into a wood-chipper isn't funny:
--> "Haven't you noticed? I have a WEIRD sense of humor!"
* ManiacMonkeys: Evil monkey trickster.
* OminousOperaCape: At one point, he wears a purple version this, complete with [[Franchise/ThePhantomOfTheOpera the mask]].
* ThePrankster: Everything he does is motivated by his love of malicious mischief.
* PsychopathicManChild: Despite his great age, he acts like an overgrown, attention-seeking {{delinquent}}.
* PublicDomainCharacter: It's never made explicit, but he's basically Sun Wukong, the Monkey King from ''Literature/JourneyToTheWest''.
%%* PungeonMaster
* PuppetPermutation: He's a wooden dummy, but he changes into a live being when someone pulls his leg. The person who pulls his leg turns into a dummy themselves. [[spoiler:And if the Monkey King pulls the victim's leg, their positions change back to normal.]]
* SlasherSmile: Often sports these when indulding his lunatic fun.
* SublimeRhyme: The instructions for switching places with a person in terms of living-puppet.
--> ''To free me of glitches and put you in stitches, this merry ape begs: [[SchmuckBait Pull my leg.]]''
* TickleTorture: In his second appearance, he uses this technique on Tohru to find out where the other Chans have gone.
* WhyDontYouJustShootHim: He can be talked into making more spectacular ways to kill other people.

!!Bartholomew Chang
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[[caption-width-right:320:[[SarcasmMode With jade as always]].]]

-->'''Voiced by:''' Timothy Dang

A Taiwanese businessman and criminal mastermind who has a habit of stealing objects made from jade stone. He becomes a minor recurring enemy to the J-Team.

* ArtificialLimbs: He lost his right hand in an [[BrickBreak iron fist]] competition. He has a variety of artificial hands equipped with weapons or household objects as a replacement, his favorite being made of jade.
* BalefulPolymorph: [[spoiler: In his last appearance, a chi spell turns him into a child. [[WhatHappenedToTheMouse It's never revealed if he's turned back to normal]].]]
%%* CorruptCorporateExecutive
%%* DiabolicalMastermind
* {{Expy}}: He is basically a [[TheFamilyForTheWholeFamily family-friendly stand-in]] for Mr Han, the villain of the BruceLee film ''EnterTheDragon'', which followed the same plot as his debut episode. This includes the fact that both have artificial hands and recruit new talent with a tournament.
%%* ManOfWealthAndTaste
%%* PurpleIsTheNewBlack: He habitually wears a purple coat.
* VillainWithGoodPublicity: He's introduced as being a "philanthropist" because he gives the profits of numerous entreprises to charity.

!!Vanessa Barone
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[[caption-width-right:320:[[WhatAnIdiot And Jackie calls her a nice lady]].]]
--> ''Ah, been called a lot of things: relic hunter, mercenary, thief. But Vanessa Barone, nice lady? Ha, ha! That is a new one.''

-->'''Voiced by:''' Creator/MonaMarshall

A female relic hunter, mercenary, and thief who wanted to find the Eye of Aurora, a necklace that contained power of teleportation.

* TheBaroness: [[MeaningfulName It's in her name]].
%%* BlondesAreEvil
* BoundAndGagged: At the end of the episode featuring her, she's been tied up and gagged by the Buttercup Scouts.
* TheCameo: She briefly appears in "Antler Action", leading some other one-shot villains against Jackie.
%%* CombatPragmatist
* CombatStilettos: She's a relic hunter, mercenary, and thief who wears high-heeled boots while on business.
* DarkActionGirl: She fares quite well against Jackie.
%%* DarkSkinnedBlond
%%* TomboyishPonytail
* WhipItGood: While she can use other weapons, the whip is her WeaponOfChoice.
* WoundedGazelleGambit: She pretends that Jackie injured her leg in order to make him lower his guard.

[[folder:Magical Heroes]]
!!Lo Pei
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[[caption-width-right:320:[[LongDeadBadass He sure means business]].]]
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[[caption-width-right:320:And so does his copy.]]
--> ''I must once again safeguard these, lest they fall into the hands of the Ultimate Evil.''

-->'''Voiced by:''' David Carradine

A sacred warrior of the Ling Dynasty. Nine hundred years ago, he led the uprising against Shendu, turning the demon into a statue and taking away his powers in the form of the Talismans. He's been long dead, but one episode features a terracotta statue of him. The Rat Talisman is used on the statue, bringing [[LivingStatue live to it]]. The statue has original Lo Pei's personality and powers. In the end of the episode, he's turned back into a statue.
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* {{Badass}}: He is a wise and mighty chi wizard who not only overthrow Shendu at the height of his power, but his reanimated copy defeated both Jackie and Tohru.
%%* BadassBaritone
%%* BadassBeard
* BadassGrandpa: A wise old chi sage, similar to Uncle.
%%*BadassMustache
* BigGood: He's the one who turned Shendu into a statue and scattered his Talismans to the four corners of the Earth. [[spoiler: The same spell he used to accomplish that is reused on Shendu during the 3rd season.]]
* CallingYourAttacks: When he performs scroll magic, he shouts the scroll's title.
* CassandraTruth: His copy refuses to believe he's a statue, until he sees a poster depicting him in his statue form.
* FamousLastWords: "Goodbye pal."
* FishOutOfWater: A Ling dynasty warrior in modern times? You figure.
* GoodIsNotNice: While he is dedicated to keep the Talismans from evil hands, he has no qualms about causing collateral damage or (non-lethally) disposing of people who seem to threaten him.
* GoodLuckGesture: Jade teaches him a thumbs up gesture as a sign of friendship. [[spoiler:After he's turned back to a liveless terracotta, his right hand is left in this gesture.]]
* {{Irony}}: Valmont [[LampshadeHanging comments]] how life coming to the statue that portrays the man who turned Shendu into a statue is this.
* KungFuWizard: He easily takes down Jackie and Tohru with martial arts.
%%* LongDeadBadass:
* MadeOfIron: When Tohru squashes him under a taxi, he survives uninjured. Jade suggests this to be because he's a LivingStatue.
%%* NiceHat
* OccultBlueEyes: He has dark blue eyes, which is an unusual trait for an Asian, so it could be due to his magic.
* PaperTalisman: His magic is performed through scrolls. The ones he's shown using can be used to [[PowerFloats levitate]], petrify opponents and [[KiAttacks energy blasting]].
* PosthumousCharacter: The real Lo Pei has long been dead, but the living terracotta has his personality.
* PrecursorHero: Before all the business with Section 13 and the Chan Clan, there was this guy overthrowing Shendu.
* YouShallNotPass: He stays behind to fight the Shadowkhan, allowing Jackie and Jade to escape with the Talismans. When they are at a safe distance, he throws the Rat Talisman to them, letting himself to become a statue again.
* WarriorPoet: He constantly utters nature-inspired analogies to poetically and abstractly describe or muse upon his situations.
--> "As the dandelion scatters its seeds to the four winds, so did I scatter the Talismans to the four corners of the earth."
* WouldntHurtAChild: He's briefly tricked by the Enforcers to think they are his [[PaperThinDisguise fellow Ling warriors]], until they grab Jade.
--> "A sacred warrior would never harm a child. You are impostors!"

!![[Myth/ChineseMythology The Eight Immortals]]
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[[caption-width-right:320:From left to right: Zhang Guolao, Lü Dongbin, Li Tieguai, Lan Caihe, Han Xiangzi, Cao Guojiu, Zhongli Quan & He Xiangu.]]
Eight legendary heroes of ancient China. They are the ones who originally banished Shendu and his siblings to the Demon Netherworld and locked their portals with the Pan'Ku Box. However, the artifacts they used to do this (their symbols) were tainted with the demons' chi.
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* ArtifactOfDoom: The artifacts they used to seal the Demon Sorcerors (their symbols) absorbed some of the respective demon's chi. Anyone who absorbs a Demon Chi will gain the powers of the respective Demon Sorcerer, but the chi will also [[BodyHorror mutate the person's body, making it look like the Demon Sorcerer]], and [[TheCorruption the demon's evil nature slowly corrupts the person's mind]]. And the changes will supposedly be permanent if the chi is not removed in time.
%%* BadassBeard: All except Lü Dongbin, Lan Caihe and He Xiangu.
* BadassGrandpa: All of them except [[TheSmurfettePrinciple He]] [[NeverMessWithGranny Xiangu]] were very old when they defeated their respective Demon Sorcerer. It takes a while to be as good as they were, you know?
%%* BadassMustache: Zhang Guolao, Li Tieguai, Lan Caihe and Cao Guojiu.
%%* BaldOfAwesome: Lü Dongbin and Li Tieguai.
* {{Big Good}}s: It is through their heroics and legacy that the Chan Clan is able to fight Shendu's siblings.
%%* BlueIsHeroic: Han Xiangzi and Zhongli Quan.
%%* EyesAlwaysShut: Except He Xiangu, they're never shown with opened eyes.
* FlowerMotifs: He Xiangu's symbol is a lotus pod, Lan Caihe's symbol is an unidentified flower, and Li Tieguai's symbol is a gourd.
* HandicappedBadass: Li Tieguai is shown to have a bad leg. [[AllThereInTheManual When he became an immortal, his soul was transferred into a maimed beggar's body]].
* HeroesPreferSwords: This is a downplayed trope. Only Lü Dongbin's symbol is a sword.
* LadyOfWar: He Xiangu is an immortal chi sage in an [[KickingAssInAllHerFinery elegant dress]].
* MagicMusic: Zhang Guolao's symbol is a drum, Cao Guojiu's symbol is a pair of castanets, and Han Xiangzi's symbol is [[MagicalFlutist a flute]].
%%* MonochromaticEyes: He Xiangu
%%* NiceHat: Han Xiangzi and Zhongli Quan.
* NoodleIncident: The Fire Demon Chi is never discussed. Since Drago already had the fire powers inherited from his father, it's natural he would not be interested in pursuing the artifact containing his father's chi.
* PaperFanOfDoom: Zhongli Quan's symbol is a fan.
%%* PinkMeansFeminine: He Xiangu.
* PoweredArmor: The Armor of the Gods. It's an ancient armor that the Immortals used in their battles against the Demon Sorcerers, and one of the few remaining relics left behind by them. When worn, it [[AdaptiveArmor adjusts to the wielder's physique]] and enhances [[InASingleBound their]] [[SuperStrength physical]] [[SuperToughness abilities]].
* PrecursorHeroes: Similar to Lo Pei, they are famous heroes who defeated the Demon Sorcerers in the past.
* {{Public Domain Character}}s: They are figures from UsefulNotes/{{Taoism}}. They were originally mortal humans who achieved {{Immortality}} and various other magical powers through various means, usually as rewards after being tested by a Taoist sage [[Creator/{{Laozi}} Lao Tzu]] or another immortal.
%%* PurpleIsPowerful: Lü Dongbin's clothes are purple and black.
%%* RedIsHeroic: Zhang Guolao has red in his clothes.
%%* RedHeadedHero: Zhongli Quan.
* TheVoiceless: They never speak in the flashbacks they are shown.
* WhatHappenedToTheMouse: It's never revealed what happened to them after they sealed the Demon Sorcerers away. [[WildMassGuessing For all we know]], they might have been [[PosthumousCharacter destroyed]] or they AscendedToAHigherPlaneOfExistence.
%%* YouGottaHaveBlueHair: He Xiangu. Cao Guojiu has purple hair.

!!Chi Master Fong
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[[caption-width-right:320:This is all we see about him.]]
A deceased Chinese mystic who taught Uncle magic for 15 years. Somewhere along the line, Daolon Wong [[NeverSayDie "defeated"]] him.
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%%* BlueIsHeroic: His figurine wears a blue robe.
* TheGhost: We don't get to see a flashback of him or to hear his voice, but in "The Good, the Bad, the Blind, the Deaf and the Mute", we see on a shrine dedicated to his memory a statue and a small figurine of him.
%%* HermitGuru:
* {{Leitmotif}}: He has one in "The Good, the Bad, the Blind, the Deaf and the Mute", when he "spirit communicates". It's a slow and quiet flute tone.
* TheMentor: He taught Uncle all his magic.
* OldMaster: Similar to Uncle, he was an old and wise chi sage who taught Uncle. [[MasterApprenticeChain What Uncle is to Tohru, Fong was to Uncle.]]
* OurGhostsAreDifferent: In "The Good, the Bad, the Blind, the Deaf and the Mute", his spirit guides Uncle and his family. He doesn't appear as a "physical spirit", but instead he gives signs through forces of nature (like how [[Disney/TheLionKingIISimbasPride Mufasa did with Rafiki]]). It should be noted that [[MeaningfulName Fong can literally mean "wind"]] in Chinese.
* PosthumousCharacter: All we know about him comes from what Uncle and Wong say about him.
* ShrineToTheFallen: He has a shrine and a statue to his memory somewhere in South China.
* SpiritAdvisor: He appears to Uncle in various abstract forms to provide guidance.

!!Super Moose
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-->'''Voiced by:''' Creator/ClancyBrown

An anthropomorphic moose superhero. Normally a fictitious character, unless Jade uses the Rat Talisman to bring a stuffed doll of him to life.
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* ActionHero: His first solution to problems is action.
* AnimalSuperhero: SUPER MOOSE!
* AnimateInanimateObject: Thanks to the Rat Talisman, he becomes a [[LivingToys living toy]].
* {{Badass}}: For a toy, he's surprisingly effective.
* BadassAdorable: A crime-fighting stuffed animal.
* BigDamnHeroes: He has saved people in every episode he appears in. Nobody except Jade ever expects him.
* CatchPhrase:
** "Da-da-da-da-da-da, ANTLER ACTION!"
** "Evil on the loose, you do not want to mess with Super Moose!"
* CuteBruiser: He charges into battle with ANTLER ACTION!
* NonHumanSidekick: At least twice he has acted as a sidekick for Jade.
* TheNoseKnows: Like Daolon Wong's Dark Chi Warriors, he can smell Talisman magic.
* PintSizedPowerhouse: He once defeated Hak Foo, who was a Dark Chi Warrior at the time.
* SuperheroesWearCapes: A moose looks like a superhero because of his cape!
[[/folder]]

[[folder:Other Characters]]
!!Mama Tohru
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--> ''Only antique I see is the Billy Goat there!''

-->'''Voiced by:''' Amy Hill

[[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin Tohru's mother]]. She only appears in a handful of episodes but leaves quite an impact. She shows the Chans a new side of Tohru, and becomes Uncle's arch-rival.
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* {{Acrofatic}}: She's overweight but can run on railings.
* ActionMom: She prohibits her son from fighting because she wants to protect him.
* AmazinglyEmbarrassingParents: Her relationship with Tohru is easily summarized as this.
* AsianRudeness: She rivals Uncle in her lack of manners and height of arrogance.
* BackToBackBadasses: She takes this posture with Uncle in her debut episode.
* {{Badass}}: Guess where [[BadassFamily Tohru]] gets his [[{{Badass}} badassery]] from?
* BadassNormal: Unlike Uncle, she doesn't have any magic at her disposal but can still take on the supernatural.
* BeautyMark: She has one near her left eye. Uncle once mocks it.
* CoolOldLady: While she's short-tempered and antagonistic towards Uncle, she's not a woman any criminal would want to trifle with.
* DeadpanSnarker: She is a master of sarcasm. For instance, when Uncle accused her of cheating at Mahjong by moving pieces when he sneezed, she replied:
-->"Anytime you sneeze, ''all the pieces move''. Bird peak nose should have its own ''zip code''."
* DistaffCounterpart: The only significant difference between her and Uncle is that she doesn't have magic at her disposal.
* HeyYou: To her, Uncle is always [[EmbarrassingNickname "Billy Goat", "Junk Monger", or "Junk Man"]].
* HugeGuyTinyGirl: A mother and son example; her son is huge and she herself is barely taller than ''Jade''.
* InvisibleJerkass: After she's accidentally turned invisible in "The Invisible Mom", she torments Uncle in various ways until she reveals her location.
* {{Jerkass}}: Mostly towards Uncle. In her debut episode, she was also very bossy to Tohru and dismissive towards Jackie and Jade.
* JerkWithAHeartOfGold: She loves her son, and also cooperated with Uncle to save Tohru and Jackie. She becomes less abrasive towards Jackie and Jade. Towards Uncle, not so much.
* JewishMother: A Japanese one actually, but she's just as nagging and overbearing as most examples of this trope.
* LikeParentLikeChild: Mother and son appear initially to be polar opposites, but they do share some similarities, like protective attitude towards their loved ones. During his feud with Uncle in "The Demon Behind", Tohru's behavior towards Uncle resembled his mother's mannerisms towards him. He even called Uncle "Billy Goat" at one point. Tohru's future self wears a red coat similar to that his mother wears.
* LockedOutOfTheLoop: She doesn't know that Tohru's previous employer Valmont is a crime lord or that her son was a thug. Tohru asks his extended family to keep it that way.
* [[TabletopGame/{{Mahjong}} Mahjong]]: She's shown to be quite skilled in this. She states that she's a five time all Kyoto finalist. She defeats Uncle in it several times (though he says she cheats every time).
* MamaBear: You think her mountain-sized son is more dangerous? Threaten him and find out how wrong you are.
* MyBelovedSmother: Her son just can't handle demons and gangs without her. One time she even decided to stay invisible to protect him better.
* TheNapoleon: She has the HairTriggerTemper to match her short stature.
* NeverMessWithGranny: She may be a little old lady, but she knows karate, and is quite willing to use those skills.
* NoNameGiven: No one calls her anything other than "Tohru's mother".
* PintsizedPowerhouse: She's only a little taller than Jade, but deadlier than Jackie.
* PrimAndProperBun: She's gives off the air of being traditional and she has certain [[HairTriggerTemper "authority"]] in her.
* ScrewPolitenessImASenior: She also rivals Uncle in abusing her old age to disregard tact.
* SitcomArchnemesis: To Uncle; martial arts, mahjong, shuffle board, treating Jackie of cobra's venom; it doesn't matter as long as one can humiliate the other.
* SnarkToSnarkCombat: Rivaling Uncle of course. Whenever she and Uncle are in the same room, insults and snarks are exchanged back and forth.
* UncannyFamilyResemblance: She is a dead ringer for Tohru aside from being female and much smaller in size.
* VitriolicBestBuds: She spends more time with Uncle than with anyone else, even if they mostly argue. They eventually seem to develop an actual friendship, as Uncle once gave her a Christmas present.
* VolleyingInsults: She and Uncle compete diligently in the creativeness of the insults they throw at each other.

!!Miss Hartman
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--> ''Mr. Chan, this is not the first time we've had a problem with Jade.''

-->'''Voiced by:''' Jeannie Elias

Jade's schoolteacher. She's annoyed by Jade's unbelievable stories of fantastic adventures.
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* ADayInTheLimelight: "The Demon Beneath My Wings" is this for her because she had Hsi Wu's chi.
* BadassTeacher: She defended Jade from Drago. Although of course, this is while she was temporarily [[EmpoweredBadassNormal transformed]] by the chi of [[WingedHumanoid Hsi Wu the Sky Demon]].
* ChildHater: Jade believes that Hartman hates kids, although this is subverted. In fact, Hartman states that she's a teacher because she ''likes'' children.
* DeadpanSnarker: She conveys her skepticism of Jade's stories in dry disbelief.
* FieryRedhead: Averted. She can be strict while disciplining, but hardly aggressive about it.
* GracefulLadiesLikePurple: She's never seen without her purple jacket.
* JerkWithAHeartOfGold: Although Hartman seems like a hard-ass, she actually cares about Jade and her other students.
* PreMortemOneLiner: She delivers a non-lethal version of this trope to Drago before pushing him into the ocean.
--> "CLASS DISMISSED!"
* SkepticNoLonger: Subverted. After turning into a demon for a day, she tries to remember that it happened, only for Jackie to convince her that it was [[AllJustADream all just a hallucination]].
* SternTeacher: It's just that she has little patience for Jade's disruptive shenanigans.

!!Drew
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-->'''Voiced by:''' Jeannie Elias

A boy who teases Jade for her crazy-sounding stories.
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* DeadpanSnarker: He conveys his skepticism of Jade's stories with added ridicule.
* FireForgedFriends: Later in the series, he's seen talking to and hanging out with Jade.
* {{Jerkass}}: It's one thing that he doesn't believe Jade's stories ([[TheMasquerade for obvious reasons]]), though he's not nice about it.
* LaserGuidedKarma: After witnessing the incident described below in SkepticNoLonger, Jade uses this opportunity to [[ContagiousCassandraTruth humiliate him in class]].
%%* NerdGlasses
* NiceHat: He's never shown without his yellow cap.
* PintSizedKid: Like all the other recurring kids, he gets nowhere taller.
* SkepticNoLonger: He realizes that [[CassandraTruth Jade was telling the truth]] after watching Daolon Wong's Dark Chi Warriors trying to steal the Talisman Animals.

!!Jackie Chan's Yin and Yang
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[[caption-width-right:350:[[SarcasmMode Need to guess who's who?]]]]

During the show, Jackie is affected thrice by the [[LiteralSplitPersonality Tiger Talisman]]. [[JekyllAndHyde He's split into his Yin and Yang sides]]. Yin Jackie is called "Pussycat" and Yang Jackie is called "Tiger".
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* BackToBackBadasses: When Tiger and Pussycat set aside their differences, they are a pretty efficient fighting force.
--> '''Tiger''': Okey bro, let's show this troll what ''two'' Jackies can do!
* {{Badass}}es: They're two halves of Jackie Chan after all.
* BashBrothers: They sometimes call each other brothers and they work well together.
* MultipleHeadCase: In their final appearance, they end up in this position, because their split wasn't allowed to finish. It's eventually fixed.
* SensitiveGuyAndManlyMan: Pussycat is the Sensitive Guy to Tiger's Manly Man. This is in line with Taoism: [[FridgeBrilliance Yin represents femininity and Yang represents masculinity]], so it makes sense for Yin Jackie to be more considerate of others and Yang Jackie to be more aggressive.

!!!Yin/Light Jackie (Pussycat)
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[[caption-width-right:320:[[CatchPhrase "Fighting is not nice!"]]]]

-->'''Voiced by:''' James Sie

* ApologizesALot: Pussycat is this even more than normal Jackie. It extends to [[ApologeticAttacker fighting]].
* BewareTheNiceOnes: He is even more hard to anger than normal Jackie, but it doesn't mean that he's completely helpless.
* ButtMonkey: Pussycat seems to have most of Jackie's hapless tendencies.
* CowardlyLion: Usually Pussycat tries to run from danger, but when the push comes to shove, he will fight back.
* FragileFlower: In his debut episode, he bursts into tears after accidentally stepping on a bug. Later, he starts crying for the animals whose leather has been used on a car's seats.
* GoodIsImpotent: He initially appears as unwilling to take active because he's too nice to hurt anyone, even bad guys. [[SubvertedTrope However, allowing someone to be hurt by inactive provokes him into action]] and proves he is just as skilled as Yang Jackie.
* MartialPacifist: He is even more averse to violence than normal Jackie, and he gets angry only rarely. It doesn't mean that he can't defend himself.
* NiceGuy: Exaggerated to the point of being an ExtremeDoormat due to the nature of Yin.
* WouldntHurtAChild: He stops Tiger from hurting Jade.
--> "It's not nice to drop-kick little girls!"

!!!Yang/Dark Jackie (Tiger)
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[[caption-width-right:320:"Grrrrr..."]]

-->'''Voiced by:''' James Sie

* AntiHero: He is Jackie's (mostly) repressed selfish side, but still has some baseline heroism.
* ArrogantKungFuGuy: Unlike normal Jackie, Tiger is willing to use all his skills in martial arts for whatever reason.
* BadassLongcoat: In his debut episode, he steals Chow's jacket, and looks much cooler in it than Chow ever did.
* BigBrotherBully: He and Pussycat sometimes call each other brothers and he is not shy about picking on him.
* BloodKnight: He enjoys fighting; a significant contrast with Jackie's full personality.
* CallingTheOldManOut: He does this to Uncle in each of his appearances.
** In his debut episode, after he's smacked by Uncle, he returns the favor. Then he crosses his arms and smiles smugly, as if to say "You have no idea how long I've been wanting to do that."
** In "The Return of the Pussycat", he tells Uncle not to start a lecture.
** In "Viva Las Jackies", when Uncle yells over the phone at Tiger and Pussycat (not knowing that Jackie has been split) for leaving him in a hotel that couldn't provide him eel saliva, Tiger responds spitefully:
--> "Pull your tongue out of your mouth and wring out the spit."
* CoolShades: In his debut episode, he steals Chow's sunglasses, and looks much cooler with them than Chow ever did.
* ADarkerMe: Tiger is this, rather than a full on EvilTwin because he represents the arrogance and selfishness that complete Jackie manages.
* DeadpanSnarker: He snarks quite a bit and throws around insults.
--> '''Pussycat''' (while looking for the Noble Tiger): I do not see the tiger. Maybe we should split up? (He has just forgotten [[MultipleHeadCase their current situation]].)
--> '''Tiger''': (glares at Pussycat) So I got all the brains?
* EvilIsCool: Tiger invokes this trope when he steals Jade's place as the main character in the play about [[Literature/TheStrangeCaseOfDrJekyllAndMrHyde Doctor Jekyll and Mr. Hyde]] during his second appearance. He clearly enjoys playing Mr. Hyde. [[invoked]]
--> "This potion is wonderful! Evil Hyde is much cooler than old goody-goody Jekyll! [[EvilLaugh Hahahahahahahaa!]]"
* FearlessFool: He doesn't fear anyone or anything.
* HatesBeingTouched: He repeatedly tells off people who touch him.
--> [[CatchPhrase "Don't touch me."]]
* HeelFaceRevolvingDoor: Tiger can easily be convinced to fight alongside either the heroes or villains at the drop of a hat.
* IntimidationDemonstration: He has a habit of loudly clicking his neck on both sides before starting a fight.
* JerkWithAHeartOfGold: Even if he's Jackie's most aggressive traits, he's still Jackie fundamentally.
* SuperpoweredEvilSide: He has the same dose of skills as normal Jackie, but he's much more willing to hurt his opponents. For example, he utilizes a DivingKick much more than normal Jackie, and he seems to be more impervious to the injuries normal Jackie tends to be distracted with.
* UnscrupulousHero: Tiger is selfish, arrogant, and easy to set off, but ultimately heroic.
* WouldHurtAChild: Tiger was willing to kick Jade when angered.

!!Xu Lin
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[[caption-width-right:320:[[TheWoobie She sure needs a hug]].]]
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[[caption-width-right:320:Then [[InvoluntaryShapeshifting again]], [[OhCrap maybe not]].]]
--> ''The previous guardian found the means to escape. I've searched five years for that secret and have not found it. I miss my family so much.''

-->'''Voiced by:''' Ashlie Chan

A little Chinese girl who was exploring a bamboo forest one evening. She ended up in the Lotus Temple and has been its guardian ever since. She turns into a savage beast whenever someone intrudes into the temple. Five years afterwards, Jackie and Jade seek out the Lotus Temple, along with the villainous Old Monk. After the conflict, Xu Lin is freed from the temple and the Old Monk is forced to take her place.
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* ClosedCircle: As the temple's guardian, she's unable to exit it. But she eventually escapes by [[LoopholeAbuse wearing a suit of armor]], as objects can leave the temple.
* IJustWantToBeNormal: She'd love nothing more than to return to her parents and leave the magic world entirely behind.
* AnIcePerson: Her monster form resembles an Yeti, and it can shoot ice-rays from it's mouth.
* InvoluntaryShapeshifting: She turns into a monster whenever someone intrudes the temple. She has no control over it.
* MustBeInvited: Jade figures out that [[LoopholeAbuse if Xu Lin invites a person to the temple, they are not intruding]]. And if there is an intruder at the same time, she attacks the intruder instead of the invited.
* NiceGirl: She's quite polite, reserved and concerned for others.
* PainfulTransformation: Becoming the Yeti is a painful affair.
* PintSizedKid: She seems to be as old as Jade, but in the flashback set five years before, she is as tall as currently.
* PrehensileHair: Her beast form can grap things with her braids.
* RedEyesTakeWarning: The eyes of her beast form are red.
* ResistTheBeast: She tries her best to avoid transforming but it never works.
* ShrinkingViolet: She's a timid girl.
* TertiarySexualCharacteristics: Her monster form retains her braids, they just turn white from black.
* TomboyAndGirlyGirl: She's the Girly Girl to Jade's Tomboy.
* TragicMonster: She's not evil but a prisoner of the temple compelled to attack whoever gets inside the temple.
* TraumaticHaircut: Averted. Jackie cuts through her monster form's braids. This haircut remains in her human form, but she doesn't seem to mind.

!!The Ben Shui Order
An order of Buddhist monks who reside in a monastery situated in the mountains of Bhutan.
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* {{Actual Pacifist}}s: They never participate in any fights themselves.
* TheChosenOne: The Ben Shui Order has a vague prophecy about one of these saving the world. The Chosen One is also required to be completely pacifistic, although a Champion is allowed to fight for and protect them.
* ShrinesAndTemples: A Buddhist temple.

!!Larry

-->'''Voiced by:''' Robbie Rist

A geeky teen boy who is a friend of Jade. He appears in "Antler Action", where he temporarily absorbed the chi of [[DishingOutDirt Dai Gui the Earth Demon]], which inspired him to become a superhero.
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* BodyHorror: He absorbs the chi of the Demon Sorcerer Dai Gui, which slowly transforms him into an [[DishingOutDirt Earth Demon]], until the chi is eventually removed.
* DestructiveSaviour: He ends up wrecking the comic convention while fighting Drago and the Ice Gang.
* FanBoy: Of comic book superheroes, such as Super Moose.
* {{Geek}}: One of his classmates even teased him by telling him to "move out of your mother's {{basement| dweller}}".
* IJustWantToBeSpecial: He wants to be a hero like Jackie Chan or Super Moose. Then he gets the opportunity, not realizing that he's (literally) turning into an evil monster.
* MyGodWhatHaveIDone: He says this line almost word for word, when Jade makes him realize how the Demon Chi has been corrupting him.
[[/folder]]

* [[Character/JackieChanAdventuresTheDemonSorcerers ]] [[labelnote:Character List]]Shendu, Bai Tza, Dai Gui, Hsi Wu, Po Kong, Tchang Zu, Tso Lan, Xiao Fung, Drago[[/labelnote]

* [[Characters/JackieChanAdventuresTheDarkHand The Dark Hand]] [[labelnote:Character List]]Valmont, The Enforcers (Finn, Ratso, Chow, Hak Foo)[[/labelnote]

%%* [[Characters/TheDarkHand The Dark Hand]] [[labelnote:Character List]]Valmont, Finn, Ratso, Chow, Hak Foo[[/labelnote]]

* [[Characters/TheDarkHand The Dark Hand]] [[labelnote:Character List]]Valmont, Finn, Ratso, Chow, Hak Foo[[/labelnote]]

[[folder:The Dark Hand]]
The most recurring enemies in the series, yet also the least threatening. The Dark [[NamesToRunAwayFrom/BodyPart Hand]] is a criminal gang based in San Francisco. They shift their focus from regular organized crime to assisting various demons and sorcerers. Things keep going further downhill for them from there.

* {{Butt Monkey}}s: All of them receive a lot of comical abuse, and increasingly so with every season.
* DemotedToExtra: The Dark Hand gradually disbands over the course of the series, with Valmont losing leadership of the gang and becoming a nobody, while the Enforcers eventually decide to quit serving as henchmen to other villains. They only appear in four episodes of the final season.
* TheFamilyForTheWholeFamily: Despite being gangsters, they're very incompetent, and they aren't really seen committing any crimes besides robbery. Finn is seen carrying a pistol twice, but he never gets the chance to use it.
* FiveTokenBand: Valmont is British (English), Finn is Irish-American, Chow is Chinese-American, Ratso may be Italian-American, and Hak Foo is Chinese. The group also originally included Tohru, who is Japanese.
* {{Ineffectual Sympathetic Villain}}s: Because of all the supernatural crap going on, they never get to score any cash.
* OddlySmallOrganization: It's strange that Valmont would rely mostly on the Enforcers, since the 1st season included nameless {{Mook}}s. [[FridgeBrilliance Probably the Talisman hunt took a toll on the Dark Hand's finances]].
* OffstageVillainy: According to Captain Black, they have connections to nearly every known form of criminal activity, but there isn't much shown. However, it speaks volumes that when Valmont, Finn, and Ratso allow themselves to be arrested in "Rumble In The Big House", they're sentenced to be incarcerated for 50 years in Hollowlands Maximum Security Prison.
* TheSyndicate: They are said to be this in the beginning of the 1st season, as they've given Section 13 trouble in the past. [[VillainDecay This status ends during the 1st or 2nd season]].
* VillainDecay: They start out as TheSyndicate, but by the beginning of the 3rd season, they're so high and dry that [[ShockinglyExpensiveBill a simple cafeteria bill]] gives them trouble.

!!Valmont
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[[caption-width-right:158:This suit costs more than your life.]]
-->''Jackie Chan. Finally, we meet. It was nice knowing you.''

-->'''Voiced by:''' Julian Sands (Seasons 1 and 2), Andrew Ableson (Season 3), Creator/GregEllis (Season 4) and Thomas Dekker (child)

The British-born boss of the American crime syndicate, the Dark Hand. He is also the main villain in Seasons 1 and 2, behind Shendu. Eventually he loses leadership over his Enforcers, and is reduced to poverty.

* BackForTheFinale: In his last appearance, he became [[spoiler:a bus driver]]. He doesn't speak, nor is he involved in the plot anyhow.
* {{Badass}}: He managed to give Jackie ''serious'' trouble in "The Rock", but after the 2nd season, [[BadassDecay he no longer qualifies as a badass]].
* BadassLongRobe: Shendu forces him to wear a sorcerer's robe until the demon is exorcised from his body. Valmont hates it, viewing it to look too much like [[{{Crossdresser}} a dress]].
* BadassNormal: He used the Dragon Talisman on one occasion, but otherwise he's bare handed in fights.
* BadBoss: He shows little to no respect towards the Enforcers, even when they do manage to perform something right. He's even more demanding towards his strongest minion Tohru during the 1st season, and [[MistreatmentInducedBetrayal it plays a role in Tohru's eventual reformation]], the turning point being the moment when Valmont orders Tohru to fight a futile battle against Shendu and shows no remorse when he's apparently killed. However, unlike Daolon Wong, Valmont bothers to learn his employees' real names instead of expecting them to answer to the names of his previous minions.
* BeardOfSorrow: Downplayed. After losing the Enforcers, he grows a stubble for the rest of the series. However, he doesn't have it in "Tohru Who?" and [[spoiler:"The Powers That Be (Part 2)"]].
* BullyingADragon: He has done this with Shendu (rather literally) and Daolon Wong.
* ButtMonkey: Beginning in Season 2 after Shendu [[DemonicPossession possesses his body]]. It only [[HumiliationConga gets worse for him beyond there]].
* CatchPhrase: "[[ThisIsGonnaSuck Blast.]]"
* ClassyCane: He carries this with him in the first season. It has [[SwordCane an electrically charged dagger]] inside it. He uses it much less in the second season, and afterwards he ceases to carry it at all.
* CrazyPrepared: He had a homing beacon for a false tooth that would cause his cane to levitate to his position and said cane held an electrically charged dagger.
* DangerouslyGenreSavvy: Even at his worst and wimpiest up until season 5, he always had at least one example of this trope. The best one was in "The Rock" when he was smart enough to ''[[DefiedTrope not]]'' [[CarryingTheAntidote keep the antidote to cure Jackie's infliction on his person]].
-->'''Jackie''': Where is the antidote?!
-->'''Valmont''': You think I'd be foolish enough to bring it with me?
* DeadpanSnarker: Both to allies and enemies. He can occasionally make a masterful snark or two. One example is in "Project A, For Astral": after Shendu has berated the Dark Hand for their failures in retrieving the Talismans, he tries that himself through AstralProjection. After Uncle exorcises him from Jade's body, making him unable to leave his statue form, Valmont has this to say:
--> "Shendu! Back so soon? What, no Talismans?"
* DeceptiveDisciple: Once to some Sri Lankan monks in another power play to get back on top.
* DemonicPossession: By Shendu. It's not full-out possession as Shendu was aiming for Jackie, resulting in Valmont and Shendu constantly bickering and fighting for control, as thanks to a spell Shendu was unable to leave until his siblings released him.
* DemotedToExtra: From the third season onward. In season five, his only appearances are two brief, non-speaking cameos.
* DiabolicalMastermind: He's the one running the Dark Hand, and the driving force behind the first season.
%%* DirtyCoward:
* TheDragon: To Shendu in Season 1. While everyone else in the Dark Hand answer to Valmont, he works for the dragon to acquire a promised treasure.
* EmpoweredBadassNormal: He once got scratched by a cursed cat idol, which turned him into a Cat Man with feline agility and senses.
* EnemyMine: Thrice he goes to the Chans for help:
** First when he wanted to exorcise Shendu out of his body.
** Second when he is [[BalefulPolymorph turned into a kid]] by Daolon Wong.
** Third when he no longer wants his half of the Crab Khan Oni Mask.
* EvilBrit: It is mentioned in one episode that he was originally an exchange student from the UK.
* EvilIsNotAToy: How would someone as intelligent as Valmont think that making a deal with an obviously evil, ancient statue would be a good idea?
* FightingFromTheInside: How he fights with Shendu in season 2 and with an Oni mask in one episode of season 4.
* GrandTheftMe: In Season 2, when he is forced to share his body with Shendu.
* {{Greed}}: Shendu bought his services by promising him the lost treasure of [[UsefulNotes/QinShihuangdi Ching Xi Hung]]. Note that he was ''already'' rich by that time. He also jeopardizes the Talisman hunt twice in favor of some extra cash.
* GreenAndMean: His money-green suit serves to mark him as a crime lord driven by insatiable greed.
* TheHeavy: To Shendu in season 1 because Shendu is a statue. He was the moving the plot forward because almost all Shendu could do was talk.
* HowTheMightyHaveFallen: TheLeader of a high-class malevolent organization in the first season, reduced to a has-been dreaming of his former glory in the third and fourth seasons. By the fifth he became a ''[[spoiler:bus driver]]'' with a brief, non-speaking cameo in the finale.
* IcyBlueEyes: He's generally collected (though mostly before his bankruptcy) and willing to step over people to achieve his goals.
* IneffectualSympatheticVillain: Though not depicted as sympathetically as the Enforcers, Valmont gradually becomes a pathetic and impoverished has-been, so you might still feel some pity for him.
* ItsAllAboutMe: He's not one to care for anyone else but himself.
** During his EnemyMine situation with the Chans in the 2nd season, his main concern is getting Shendu exorcised from his body, and he reluctantly assists in stopping Bai Tza from drowning San Francisco, only so that either Uncle or Bai Tza would perform the exorcism.
** Later he demands Daolon Wong to return the Enforcers to him, only because he doesn't want to do his own dirty work anymore.
* {{Jerkass}}: See the ItsAllAboutMe and UngratefulBastard for more information.
* KansasCityShuffle: After Shendu betrays him, Valmont plans to use him as a diversion for Jackie while he steals his treasure. Another one is after Shendu is killed by Jade, therefore losing his palace and treasure, Valmont finds the talismans for use in his crimes.
* ManOfWealthAndTaste: Starts out as one. After the second season, he's no longer this.
* NiceJobFixingItVillain: Shendu would have possessed Jackie by the 2nd season's beginning if Valmont had not kicked him out of the way.
* PutOnABus: Much like his former henchmen, Valmont gets DemotedToExtra, and gradually appears in less episodes (though he's affected by this even earlier than the Enforcers). In fact, [[spoiler:in a literal case of PutOnABus and TheBusCameBack, Valmont makes one last non-speaking cameo as a ''bus driver'' in the series finale]].
* RedEyesTakeWarning: His eyes turn red when Shendu is the one in control of his body.
* RichesToRags: Starts out as a crime boss with a large sum of wealth. His disastrous partnership/servitude to Shendu eventually leads him down the path to bankruptcy.
* ASinisterClue: Valmont has demonstrated in several scenes that he is left-handed, exactly like [[VideoGame/FinalFantasyVII another silver-haired villain]] [[SelfDemonstrating/{{Sephiroth}} that he happens to bear a great resemblance to]].
* SharpDressedMan: Even when he's living in squalor, he still keeps that green suit.
* SpoiledBrat: Anytime he's shown as a kid, he is just as demanding and crafty as when he's an adult.
* TheStarscream: Betrays Shendu twice in Seasons 1 and 2.
* TeethClenchedTeamwork: In Season 2, he's forced to help Shendu in releasing the other Demon Sorcerers because the dragon's spirit is trapped inside his body and won't be released until all the demons are freed. That won't stop Valmont from bickering with Shendu about a variety of subjects.
* UngratefulBastard: He hardly shows gratitude to anyone who helps him out. When the Enforcers prevent Daolon Wong from blasting him in "Little Valmont, Big Jade", he merely calls them pathetic when the wizard tortures them in response.
* UnwittingPawn: Shendu used him from the start and was never going to give him any treasure.
* VillainDecay: He starts out as a very menacing leader of the Dark Hand, and is surprisingly able to hold his own in a fight with Jackie in "The Rock". In Season 2, he becomes more of a ButtMonkey after [[DemonicPossession Shendu's spirit enters his body]] and in the following season, Daolon Wong steals his henchmen and he is forced to commit petty crimes on his own. By the SeriesFinale, he has a cameo appearance where it is shown that he has been reduced to being a ''[[spoiler:bus driver]]''.
* TheVoiceless: He says nothing during his cameos in the final season.
* WhiteHairBlackHeart: For someone as young as him, white hair is clearly an evil marker. Even as a child, he was shown to be self-centered, and his hair was as white back then as it is in his adulthood.

!!The Enforcers
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[[caption-width-right:320:Reusable henchmen, by ''four'' villains. From left to right: Hak Foo, Chow, Finn, and Ratso.]]
-->''All that world domination stuff just doesn't pay the rent.''

A group of hired thugs. They consist primarily of the main trio of Finn, Ratso, and Chow; and occasionally Hak Foo. Tohru was an Enforcer until his [[HeelFaceTurn redemption]].

Originally they worked for Valmont, and by extension for Shendu. Later in Season 3, they are enslaved by Daolon Wong, who turned them into his new Dark Chi Warriors. Later they work for Tarakudo in Season 4. But in Season 5, when Drago employs them, he turns them down after they fail him once.