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An archaeologist who sells his finding to the highest bidder on the black market.
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An archaeologist who sells his finding to the highest bidder on the black market.
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[[folder: Wesley Rank]]
An archaeologist with his own t.v. series.
* DirtyCoward: With the giant guardian snake pursuing whoever has the snake talisman, he climbs a vine to escape and pulls it up with him. Jackie tells him to drop the vine, he demands the snake talisman in exchange. Jackie tosses it to him, and he leaves.
* EvilCounterpart: To Jackie as fellow archaeologists. While this applies to any {{Jerkass}} archaeologist who conflicts with Jackie for personal gain, Wesley destroyed a cave painting related to the snake talisman.
* SmallNameBigEgo: Brags about the difficulty of obtaining the snake talisman when it fell into his hand after Jackie did all the work.
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[[folder: Yokonowa Family]]
A Japanese American crime syndicate in San Francisco.
* BullyingADragon: Straight or not, insulting Tohru is not a smart idea.
* EveryoneHasStandards:
** They want to recruit Tohru, but want to make sure he's trustworthy since (as far as they know) he double crossed his old boss Valmont.
** They can't stand the arguing between Uncle and Tohru's mother.
* ILied: They make a deal with Uncle for him to bring them the Kyoto Octopus in exchange for Jackie and Tohru's safety over the phone. Off the phone, they brag to Jackie and Tohru that once they have the octopus, they're all going into the shark tank.
* KillerYoYo: The boss plays with one, but never actually uses it for anything neccessary. Ironically, Jackie uses it on him to bind his legs when trying to escape with the octopus.
* ManipulativeBastard: The boss tries to convince Tohru through a combination of OnlyInItForTheMoney and WellDoneSonGuy to help him with his Kyoto Octopus heist by telling him the octopus is worth a lot of money that he could buy a limo like his and make his mother proud.
* TooDumbToLive: The boss hides in a trash can with the octopus instead of escaping until after Uncle and Tohru's mother finish beating up his henchmen and Jackie and Tohru escape the shark all while Jade is locked in a closet.
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An archaeologist with his own t.v. series.
* DirtyCoward: With the giant guardian snake pursuing whoever has the snake talisman, he climbs a vine to escape and pulls it up with him. Jackie tells him to drop the vine, he demands the snake talisman in exchange. Jackie tosses it to him, and he leaves.
* EvilCounterpart: To Jackie as fellow archaeologists. While this applies to any {{Jerkass}} archaeologist who conflicts with Jackie for personal gain, Wesley destroyed a cave painting related to the snake talisman.
* SmallNameBigEgo: Brags about the difficulty of obtaining the snake talisman when it fell into his hand after Jackie did all the work.
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[[folder: Yokonowa Family]]
A Japanese American crime syndicate in San Francisco.
* BullyingADragon: Straight or not, insulting Tohru is not a smart idea.
* EveryoneHasStandards:
** They want to recruit Tohru, but want to make sure he's trustworthy since (as far as they know) he double crossed his old boss Valmont.
** They can't stand the arguing between Uncle and Tohru's mother.
* ILied: They make a deal with Uncle for him to bring them the Kyoto Octopus in exchange for Jackie and Tohru's safety over the phone. Off the phone, they brag to Jackie and Tohru that once they have the octopus, they're all going into the shark tank.
* KillerYoYo: The boss plays with one, but never actually uses it for anything neccessary. Ironically, Jackie uses it on him to bind his legs when trying to escape with the octopus.
* ManipulativeBastard: The boss tries to convince Tohru through a combination of OnlyInItForTheMoney and WellDoneSonGuy to help him with his Kyoto Octopus heist by telling him the octopus is worth a lot of money that he could buy a limo like his and make his mother proud.
* TooDumbToLive: The boss hides in a trash can with the octopus instead of escaping until after Uncle and Tohru's mother finish beating up his henchmen and Jackie and Tohru escape the shark all while Jade is locked in a closet.
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[[folder: Mr. Jumba, Dr. Weber, and Portia Martindale]]
Respectively, an Indian American museum curator, his dentist, and a British female archaeologist with the common goal of draining the Ganges river to obtain the valuables sitting on the river bed.
* DepravedDentist: Dr. Weber. He's physically responsible for inserting the sutras into Jackie's broken tooth and when its time to remove the sutras, he jokes that Jackie shouldn't have any anesthesia [[CruelMercy because Jackie hates needles.]]
* EvilBrit: Portia has a British accent.
* EvilFormerFriend: Jumba to Jackie.
* MakeItLookLikeAnAccident: As Mohajah's disciples attack Jumba in an attempt to retrieve the Sutras and attack Jackie for not minding his own business, Jumba hits Jackie with a statue in a botched attempt to help and offers to take Jackie to his dentist. It was really a means of smuggling the sutras to India without Jackie or Mohajah knowing about it.
* OnlyInItForTheMoney: Their evil plan is to drain the Ganges river using a magic sutras and retrieve the valuables at the bottom, not caring the people of India depend on the river.
* WhatHappenedToTheMouse: Mohajah uses his psychic powers to immobilize them. Its unknown if he, Jackie and Jade left them there or if they called the Indian police to have them arrested. Jumba is seen again from behind when the heroes travel to India in season 3, but this is most likely an animation error.
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Respectively, an Indian American museum curator, his dentist, and a British female archaeologist with the common goal of draining the Ganges river to obtain the valuables sitting on the river bed.
* DepravedDentist: Dr. Weber. He's physically responsible for inserting the sutras into Jackie's broken tooth and when its time to remove the sutras, he jokes that Jackie shouldn't have any anesthesia [[CruelMercy because Jackie hates needles.]]
* EvilBrit: Portia has a British accent.
* EvilFormerFriend: Jumba to Jackie.
* MakeItLookLikeAnAccident: As Mohajah's disciples attack Jumba in an attempt to retrieve the Sutras and attack Jackie for not minding his own business, Jumba hits Jackie with a statue in a botched attempt to help and offers to take Jackie to his dentist. It was really a means of smuggling the sutras to India without Jackie or Mohajah knowing about it.
* OnlyInItForTheMoney: Their evil plan is to drain the Ganges river using a magic sutras and retrieve the valuables at the bottom, not caring the people of India depend on the river.
* WhatHappenedToTheMouse: Mohajah uses his psychic powers to immobilize them. Its unknown if he, Jackie and Jade left them there or if they called the Indian police to have them arrested. Jumba is seen again from behind when the heroes travel to India in season 3, but this is most likely an animation error.
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[[folder: Magisters]]
A cult located in London using ancient magic.
* ApocalypseHow: They try to destroy London. Thankfully, even without Jackie, Jade, and Uncle's interference all it did was summon an alien ship.
* Hypocrite: Paranoidly thinks Jackie and Jade knows too much about them, yet when Jade tires to copy their magic chant to summon electricity, it doesn't work and they mock them for not knowing anything about their ways. An exasperated Jackie points out that's what he's been saying the whole time.
* LightIsNotGood: They wear white robes and wish to regain their power and start a new era of Dark Ages.
* MonumentalTheft: They steal Stonehenge.
* ShockAndAwe: Can summon balls of electricity by changing.
* VillainDecay: In-universe example. Their magic powers allowed them to rule the Dark Ages, but as humans continued to evolve science and technology, they were rendered obsolete.
* WeAreEverywhere: When out in public, they look like any ordinary citizen. Jade even points out the risk of asking another English person for help since anybody in London could be one of them.
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A cult located in London using ancient magic.
* ApocalypseHow: They try to destroy London. Thankfully, even without Jackie, Jade, and Uncle's interference all it did was summon an alien ship.
* Hypocrite: Paranoidly thinks Jackie and Jade knows too much about them, yet when Jade tires to copy their magic chant to summon electricity, it doesn't work and they mock them for not knowing anything about their ways. An exasperated Jackie points out that's what he's been saying the whole time.
* LightIsNotGood: They wear white robes and wish to regain their power and start a new era of Dark Ages.
* MonumentalTheft: They steal Stonehenge.
* ShockAndAwe: Can summon balls of electricity by changing.
* VillainDecay: In-universe example. Their magic powers allowed them to rule the Dark Ages, but as humans continued to evolve science and technology, they were rendered obsolete.
* WeAreEverywhere: When out in public, they look like any ordinary citizen. Jade even points out the risk of asking another English person for help since anybody in London could be one of them.
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[[folder: Peking Opera Thieves]]
Two actors who use their opera's magic makeup ability to phase through walls to break into museums and steal valuable artifacts.
* LogicalWeakness: Their magic make up gives them the ability to phase through solid matter, including buildings they can rob which can be washed off with water, leaving them without an escape plan.
* NiceCharacterMeanActor: They play the farmer, whose the protagonist of the play and the clown. When they're off stage, they dress as the villains of the play to steal from museums so any suspicion will lead to their co-stars first. Or in Jade's words:
-->'''Jade''': The bad guys only play the villains off stage. On stage, the bad guys play the good guys.
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Two actors who use their opera's magic makeup ability to phase through walls to break into museums and steal valuable artifacts.
* LogicalWeakness: Their magic make up gives them the ability to phase through solid matter, including buildings they can rob which can be washed off with water, leaving them without an escape plan.
* NiceCharacterMeanActor: They play the farmer, whose the protagonist of the play and the clown. When they're off stage, they dress as the villains of the play to steal from museums so any suspicion will lead to their co-stars first. Or in Jade's words:
-->'''Jade''': The bad guys only play the villains off stage. On stage, the bad guys play the good guys.
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A duo of Scottish pirates.
* APirate400YearsTooLate: Their goal is to obtain treasure from a past pirate and even described as "Modern Day Pirates" by Captain Black.
* BigBadWannabe: They are indeed villains, but the Chans were having greater trouble with Greenbeard's Gloves and ironically, their museum heist may have been successful if not for the gloves antagonizing Jackie and Tohru.
* BigGuyLittleGuy: Agnus is the big muscular scotsman to the toady Haggis. Contrary to most examples of this trope, Agnus is the brains, being more intelligent while Haggis is the muscle as he attacks other people on Agnus' orders by biting them like an animal and lacks intelligence in general to the point of trying to kill Jackie with a pirate ship cannon only to destroy Agnus' ship.
* EvilVsEvil: With Greenbeard's Gloves over ownership of Greenbeard's treasure.
* SoreLoser: They don't care that Jackie got to the treasure first and try to kill him for it. Afterwards, they break into the museum Jackie donated the treasure to.
* ViolentGlaswegian: They both count given they're both Scottish and pirates, but its more obvious with Agnus with his accent and kilt.
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A duo of Scottish pirates.
* APirate400YearsTooLate: Their goal is to obtain treasure from a past pirate and even described as "Modern Day Pirates" by Captain Black.
* BigBadWannabe: They are indeed villains, but the Chans were having greater trouble with Greenbeard's Gloves and ironically, their museum heist may have been successful if not for the gloves antagonizing Jackie and Tohru.
* BigGuyLittleGuy: Agnus is the big muscular scotsman to the toady Haggis. Contrary to most examples of this trope, Agnus is the brains, being more intelligent while Haggis is the muscle as he attacks other people on Agnus' orders by biting them like an animal and lacks intelligence in general to the point of trying to kill Jackie with a pirate ship cannon only to destroy Agnus' ship.
* EvilVsEvil: With Greenbeard's Gloves over ownership of Greenbeard's treasure.
* SoreLoser: They don't care that Jackie got to the treasure first and try to kill him for it. Afterwards, they break into the museum Jackie donated the treasure to.
* ViolentGlaswegian: They both count given they're both Scottish and pirates, but its more obvious with Agnus with his accent and kilt.
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[[Greenbeard's Gloves]]
A pair of gloves belonging to a deceased pirate named Greenbeard.
* AmbiguousSituation: Its unknown if the gloves had some type of control over Greenbeard when he was alive making him an infamous pirate in history or if he's somehow controlling the gloves in some way after his death.
* AnimateInanimateObject: Just a pair of gloves. A pair of gloves that belonged to a pirate and continue to steal things of monetary value.
* EvilVsEvil: Against Agnus McCutcheon and Haggis for Greenbeard's treasure.
* {{Greed}}: Naturally, they belonged to a pirate after all. What really takes the cake though is they won't allow any others to possess their treasure, not even a single piece as Jade easily outsmarts them by removing one gem and throwing it into the sewers, making them go after it.
* KarmaHoudini: Aside from losing their treasure, they get no comeuppance for their thefts. After they fall into the sewers, they're retrieved by a fisherman out at sea.
* ObfuscatingStupidity: When they're caught red handed by the Chans for framing Tohru (albeit unintentionally) robbing a jewelry store and trapped in a box by Jade, Uncle takes them to the police station demanding Tohru's release and exposes the gloves. Of course [[DidntThinkThisThrough since they're gloves]] they merely need to lay still.
* PetTheDog: After robbing more loot, they crawl over a sleeping Jackie, (exhausted from all the manual labor chores Uncle made him do) causing him to have a nightmare about spiders and place a blanket on him. Ironically, it blows their cover as Jackie wakes up and sees them scattering about with stolen valuables.
* PuppeteerParasite: Since they're gloves, they can place themselves on human hands to control them.
A pair of gloves belonging to a deceased pirate named Greenbeard.
* AmbiguousSituation: Its unknown if the gloves had some type of control over Greenbeard when he was alive making him an infamous pirate in history or if he's somehow controlling the gloves in some way after his death.
* AnimateInanimateObject: Just a pair of gloves. A pair of gloves that belonged to a pirate and continue to steal things of monetary value.
* EvilVsEvil: Against Agnus McCutcheon and Haggis for Greenbeard's treasure.
* {{Greed}}: Naturally, they belonged to a pirate after all. What really takes the cake though is they won't allow any others to possess their treasure, not even a single piece as Jade easily outsmarts them by removing one gem and throwing it into the sewers, making them go after it.
* KarmaHoudini: Aside from losing their treasure, they get no comeuppance for their thefts. After they fall into the sewers, they're retrieved by a fisherman out at sea.
* ObfuscatingStupidity: When they're caught red handed by the Chans for framing Tohru (albeit unintentionally) robbing a jewelry store and trapped in a box by Jade, Uncle takes them to the police station demanding Tohru's release and exposes the gloves. Of course [[DidntThinkThisThrough since they're gloves]] they merely need to lay still.
* PetTheDog: After robbing more loot, they crawl over a sleeping Jackie, (exhausted from all the manual labor chores Uncle made him do) causing him to have a nightmare about spiders and place a blanket on him. Ironically, it blows their cover as Jackie wakes up and sees them scattering about with stolen valuables.
* PuppeteerParasite: Since they're gloves, they can place themselves on human hands to control them.
[[folder: Mirror Spirits]]
Four spirits trapped in a mirror who can possess people and make their worst fears about themselves come true.
* AndJonWasAZombie: Once they possess somebody, their original hosts can then infect other humans by touching them.
* ChildrenAreInnocent: They try to trick Jade into releasing them telling her they're good spirits whose only purpose is to grant wishes. Jade being less gullible and naive than other children doesn't fall for it.
* EyeBeams: Can shoot beams of light out of their eyes, similar to the pig talisman.
* FatBastard: One of them is portly.
* FemmeFatalons: The Leader of the spirits has long fingernails on his ring and pinky fingers.
* LeanAndMean: The other three are thin. Though one of them wears clothes making them look big.
* LightIsNotGood: They're trapped in a mirror and can escape their mirror prison when someone shines light on it and they have light based powers. They're notable for being the only light based villains.
* NoNameGiven: They're never addressed with names, not even when talking to each other.
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Four spirits trapped in a mirror who can possess people and make their worst fears about themselves come true.
* AndJonWasAZombie: Once they possess somebody, their original hosts can then infect other humans by touching them.
* ChildrenAreInnocent: They try to trick Jade into releasing them telling her they're good spirits whose only purpose is to grant wishes. Jade being less gullible and naive than other children doesn't fall for it.
* EyeBeams: Can shoot beams of light out of their eyes, similar to the pig talisman.
* FatBastard: One of them is portly.
* FemmeFatalons: The Leader of the spirits has long fingernails on his ring and pinky fingers.
* LeanAndMean: The other three are thin. Though one of them wears clothes making them look big.
* LightIsNotGood: They're trapped in a mirror and can escape their mirror prison when someone shines light on it and they have light based powers. They're notable for being the only light based villains.
* NoNameGiven: They're never addressed with names, not even when talking to each other.
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* HoistByHisOwnPetard: After painting on his palms to fire Ki blasts, he gets into a hand lock with Jackie, causing some of the paint to rub off on his hands allowing Jackie to fire back.
[[folder: Dr. Necrosis and Hoyle]]
An evil scientist and his top henchman with a plot to threaten the world with a death ray.
* BaldOfEvil: Dr. Necrosis has plenty of hair, but none of it is on his scalp. Hoyle as a smaller goatee.
* DeathDealer: Hoyle's weapon of choice? Poker cards, razor sharp poker cards.
* EvilOldFolks: All of his hair is white with a long goatee and sideburns.
* Magitek: Combining the magic druid stone with a radio network and a telescope is what creates his death ray.
* MistakenIdentity: Having never met his arch-nemesis Agent Tag face to face, he mistakes Jackie for him (not helped by Jackie knocking Tag unconscious) even when the real Agent Tag comes in and knocks him out, he still thinks Jackie is Agent Tag.
* SinisterShades: Hoyle wears these.
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An evil scientist and his top henchman with a plot to threaten the world with a death ray.
* BaldOfEvil: Dr. Necrosis has plenty of hair, but none of it is on his scalp. Hoyle as a smaller goatee.
* DeathDealer: Hoyle's weapon of choice? Poker cards, razor sharp poker cards.
* EvilOldFolks: All of his hair is white with a long goatee and sideburns.
* Magitek: Combining the magic druid stone with a radio network and a telescope is what creates his death ray.
* MistakenIdentity: Having never met his arch-nemesis Agent Tag face to face, he mistakes Jackie for him (not helped by Jackie knocking Tag unconscious) even when the real Agent Tag comes in and knocks him out, he still thinks Jackie is Agent Tag.
* SinisterShades: Hoyle wears these.
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Four spirits trapped in a mirror who can possess people and make their worst fears about themselves come true.
* AndJonWasAZombie: Once they possess somebody, their original hosts can then infect other humans by touching them.
* ChildrenAreInnocent: They try to trick Jade into releasing them telling her they're good spirits whose only purpose is to grant wishes. Jade being less gullible and naive than other children doesn't fall for it.
* EyeBeams: Can shoot beams of light out of their eyes, similar to the pig talisman.
* FatBastard: One of them is portly.
* FemmeFatalons: The Leader of the spirits has long fingernails on his ring and pinky fingers.
* LeanAndMean: The other three are thin. Though one of them wears clothes making them look big.
* LightIsNotGood: They're trapped in a mirror and can escape their mirror prison when someone shines light on it and they have light based powers. They're notable for being the only light based villains.
* NoNameGiven: They're never addressed with names, not even when talking to each other.
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Four spirits trapped in a mirror who can possess people and make their worst fears about themselves come true.
* AndJonWasAZombie: Once they possess somebody, their original hosts can then infect other humans by touching them.
* ChildrenAreInnocent: They try to trick Jade into releasing them telling her they're good spirits whose only purpose is to grant wishes. Jade being less gullible and naive than other children doesn't fall for it.
* EyeBeams: Can shoot beams of light out of their eyes, similar to the pig talisman.
* FatBastard: One of them is portly.
* FemmeFatalons: The Leader of the spirits has long fingernails on his ring and pinky fingers.
* LeanAndMean: The other three are thin. Though one of them wears clothes making them look big.
* LightIsNotGood: They're trapped in a mirror and can escape their mirror prison when someone shines light on it and they have light based powers. They're notable for being the only light based villains.
* NoNameGiven: They're never addressed with names, not even when talking to each other.
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Four spirits trapped in a mirror who can possess people and make their worst fears about themselves come true.
* AndJonWasAZombie: Once they possess somebody, their original hosts can then infect other humans by touching them.
* ChildrenAreInnocent: They try to trick Jade into releasing them telling her they're good spirits whose only purpose is to grant wishes. Jade being less gullible and naive than other children doesn't fall for it.
* EyeBeams: Can shoot beams of light out of their eyes, similar to the pig talisman.
* FatBastard: One of them is portly.
* FemmeFatalons: The Leader of the spirits has long fingernails on his ring and pinky fingers.
* LeanAndMean: The other three are thin. Though one of them wears clothes making them look big.
* LightIsNotGood: They're trapped in a mirror and can escape their mirror prison when someone shines light on it and they have light based powers. They're notable for being the only light based villains.
* NoNameGiven: They're never addressed with names, not even when talking to each other.
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* ManOfWealthAndTaste: Amillionaire billionaire with his own island and a passion for collecting the finest jade statues and ornaments.ornaments.
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* StarterVillain: In a sense. He first shows up late in the first episode of season 2; 3; however, he is the first villain to prompt Jade and Captain Black to assemble the "J-Team" on the grounds that four martial artists infiltrating his tournament is better than just sending Jackie alone. Most of his schemes afterwards are revenge plots against them.
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* LogicalWeakness: Origami is made of paper, which, while naturally making him incredibly flexible, also leaves him weak to water which significantly hinders his movement, and his folding can be used against him; he's trapped inside of a pot as soon as Jackie gets the jump on him.
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* ArchEnemy: To the "J-Team", since they were formed specifically to bring him down and he develops a grudge against them after this, his plans afterwards were based around getting revenge on them, meaning he is the only villain to have an enmity against the team in general rather than the Chan family in particular.
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* PublicDomainCharacter: [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Spring-heeled_Jack Spring-heeled Jack]] He is SpringHeeledJack, loosely based on an English folklore character.
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* SpringHeeledJack: This version departs greatly from the legend, being portrayed more akin to TheFairFolk as a jovial but malevolent, short troll-like creature, who speaks [[RhymesOnADime entirely in rhyme]] and with a British accent, possess the ability to track people [[TheNoseKnows by scent]], and has literal springs on his heels enabling his incredible ability to jump. He also expresses a desire to eat children. He also possess a weakness to {{salt|Solution}}, to the point that even a pinch will [[spoiler:turn him into a statue, and a drop of water will free him]], which is how he's re-imprisoned at the end.
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* TheGenieKnowsJackNicholson: He's a big fan of using his powers to make pop culture jokes, such as [[ElvisImpersonator dressing up as Elvis Presley]] or attacking his enemies with [[RayGun ray guns]].
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* AndIMustScream: He seems to be fully aware in his puppet form, with his first appearance showing his thoughts, and he gleefully can't wait to get out. This doesn't apply to his victims, who aren't awake whilst being a puppet.
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* LogicalWeakness: Origami is made of paper, which, while naturally making him incredibly flexible, also leaves him weak to water which significantly hinders his movement, and his folding can be used against him; he's trapped inside of a pot as soon as Jackie gets the jump on him.
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* WeaksauceWeakness: Jiangshis cannot cross running water. Attaching a special note of paper to their face will render them motionless. And much like Western vampires, [[WeakenedByTheLight sunlight is lethal to them]].
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* WeaksauceWeakness: Jiangshis cannot {{cannot cross running water.water}}. Attaching a special note of paper to their face will render them motionless. And much like Western vampires, [[WeakenedByTheLight sunlight is lethal to them]].
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Can someone please fix Monkey King's caption?
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Kasahara (Origami)]]
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* 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.
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* 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.
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Merging this folder into Characters.Jackie Chan Adventures Other Characters.
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[[folder:Iso (Jimmy)]]
-->'''Voiced by:''' Sam Riegel
Jimmy is a boy from Jade's school who grew up to become Tohru's apprentice; while also developing a double life as Iso, a Dark Chi Wizard.
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* APupilOfMineUntilHeTurnedToEvil: Used what he learned from Tohru to become a Dark Chi Wizard.
* DirtyCoward: Had both Jades obtain the other half of the Chi Arcanum Orb from a mountain since he's afraid of heights.
* FreudianExcuse: Since Iso never fit in with anybody else as a kid, he created his own clique.
* FutureLoser: Jimmy calls Iso this and ensures that he doesn't grow up to become him.
* FutureMeScaresMe: Jimmy isn't happy about being a villain in the future.
* HoistByHisOwnPetard: Not wanting to turn into a villain, Jimmy tells Jade his fear of heights, revealing Iso's weakness.
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%%* BadassGrandpa
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NOTE: Can someone please fix the caption for the Monkey King?
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