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->''"A powerful golden dragon, protector of the land of a thousand legends, was attacked and fell from the sky splitting into five elements. They disappeared and were feared lost. In their absence, an evil erupted and seized the land. But after twelve years, the elements reemerged! Raindrop, Water; Shao Yen, Wood; Jin Hou, Metal; Niwa, Earth; and Flamo, Fire. They must join forces in battle against evil if peace and harmony is to be restored."''
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* SaveTheVillain: Master Yun is kncoked out by General Bu when he becomes distracted saving Grub in "Wisdom."
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* SaveTheVillain: Master Yun is kncoked knocked out by General Bu when he becomes distracted saving Grub in "Wisdom."
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* ShamingTheMob: The protagonists do this to a group of angry villagers who had decided to turn them into to General Bu in "Acceptance."
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* ShamingTheMob: The protagonists do this to a group of angry villagers who had decided to turn them into in to General Bu in "Acceptance."
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* TailSlap: This was Grub's only real means of attack, and he actually uses it to knock out the Demon Bull King in "Trust."
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* TailSlap: This was Grub's only real means of attack, and he actually uses manages to successfully use it to knock out the Demon Bull King in "Trust."
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* ThrowABarrelAtIt: Master Yun defeats what is left of general Bu's forces by just rolling a bunch of barrels at them in "Wisdom."
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* ThrowABarrelAtIt: Master Yun defeats what is left of general General Bu's forces by just rolling a bunch of barrels at them in "Wisdom."
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* WreckedWeapon: Jin Hou's Monkey's Paw weapon is damaged in and needs to be repaired by the Well of Wellness in "Flexibility."
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* WreckedWeapon: Jin Hou's Monkey's Paw weapon is damaged in and needs to be repaired by the Well of Wellness in "Flexibility."
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* DidNotThinkThisThrough: "Creativity" had General Bu use magic paintbrushes to trap the Elements inside of an enclosure that was made up of four magically conjured walls... which his army was outside of, along with Flamo and Grub.
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* DidNotThinkThisThrough: DidntThinkThisThrough: "Creativity" had General Bu use magic paintbrushes to trap the Elements inside of an enclosure that was made up of four magically conjured walls... which his army was outside of, along with Flamo and Grub.
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* CrouchingMoronHiddenBadass: General Bu can be a buffoon, but he is still an accomplished alchemist, inventor, and warrior who did almost kill the Golden Dragon.
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* ZombieGait: The villagers who have had their minds swapped with Terracottas walk like this, outstretched arms and everythin, in "Wisdom."
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* ZombieGait: The villagers who have had their minds swapped with Terracottas walk like this, outstretched arms and everythin, everything, in "Wisdom."
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* BadBoss: General Bu treats Grub like crap, and goes as far as using him for target practice in "Humility."
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* BadBoss: General Bu treats Grub like crap, and goes as far as using him for target practice in "Humility."" He also nearly kills him in "Wisdom."
* BagOfHolding: Jin Hou was given one by the Red Lotus Monastery, though his attempt's at using it almost always resulted in RummageFail.
* BagOfHolding: Jin Hou was given one by the Red Lotus Monastery, though his attempt's at using it almost always resulted in RummageFail.
* BrainWithAManualControl: The Golden Dragon's has a mecha-like setup, complete with five connected chairs for all of the Elements.
* DepravedDwarf: General Bu is revealed to be one when his armor, which he was previously never shown without, is destroyed at the end of "Wisdom."
* DisneyDeath: The five Elements all appear to die when they fuse together to reform the Golden Dragon, but then the Golden Dragon reforms them as a favor to Master Yun, and to act as guardians of the Land of a 1000 Legends.
* EvilLaugh: General Bu's "mwa ha ha ha ha ha!"
* EvilOldFolks: The creepy old lady who General Bu employs as a PersonalMook. She [[AmbiguouslyRelated might]] be his mother, going by the end of "Wisdom."
* EvilOldFolks: The creepy old lady who General Bu employs as a PersonalMook. She [[AmbiguouslyRelated might]] be his mother, going by the end of "Wisdom."
* {{Fireballs}}: These are Flamo's main method of attack, contrasting the waterballs used by Raindrop.
* FreakyFridayFlip: In the final episode, General Bu combines two of his inventions to forcibly transfer the minds of a mob of angry villagers with those of a bunch of broken Terracottas in order to quickly assemble a new army for use against the Elements. And later, he switches bodies with Master Yun in a last ditch effort to defeat the Elements.
* FusionDance: In the final episode, the Elements all combine to reform the Golden Dragon.
* GiantMook: In the final episode, General Bu uses a volcano to produce a massive, rideable Terracotta that he calls the Tyrano-Terra.
* GiantMook: In the final episode, General Bu uses a volcano to produce a massive, rideable Terracotta that he calls the Tyrano-Terra.
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* HeelFaceTurn: Flamo betrays General Bu and sides with the other Elements in "Trust."
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* HeelFaceTurn: HeelFaceTurn:
** Flamo betrays General Bu and sides with the other Elements in "Trust."
** Grub betrays General Bu after Master Yun saves his life in "Wisdom."
* HoldTheLine: Master Yun combats General Bu on his own while the Elements work to ressurect the Golden Dragon in "Wisdom."
** Flamo betrays General Bu and sides with the other Elements in "Trust."
** Grub betrays General Bu after Master Yun saves his life in "Wisdom."
* HoldTheLine: Master Yun combats General Bu on his own while the Elements work to ressurect the Golden Dragon in "Wisdom."
* HooksAndCrooks: We get a more family friendly version of this with Jin Hou's Monkey's Paw weapon, which is almost like a primitive GrapplingHookPistol.
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* JetPack: General Bu uses one that is powered by dragon fire in "Responsibility."
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* JetPack: General Bu uses one that is powered by dragon fire in "Responsibility."Responsibility" and "Wisdom."
* JourneyToTheCenterOfTheMind: In order to resurrect the Golden Dragon, the Elements use the Dragon's Gate to venture into its consciousness in "Wisdom."
* JourneyToTheCenterOfTheMind: In order to resurrect the Golden Dragon, the Elements use the Dragon's Gate to venture into its consciousness in "Wisdom."
* MartialArtsStaff: Shao Yen's main weapon is a wooden staff which she can channel her GreenThumb powers into to either make it stronger or turn it into a TelephonePolearm.
* NoOntologicalInertia: General Bu's mind-swapping weapon being destroyed restores everyone who was affected by it to normal at the end of "Wisdom."
* SaveTheVillain: Master Yun is kncoked out by General Bu when he becomes distracted saving Grub in "Wisdom."
* ShockwaveStomp: This is Niwa's main form of attack, and she sometimes used it to create stalactite and stalagmites for use as SpikesOfDoom.
* SolarPoweredMagnifyingGlass: General Bu uses a giant version of this as a weapon in "Wisdom."
* TailSlap: This was Grub's only real means of attack, and he actually uses it to knock out the Demon Bull King in "Trust."
* ThrowABarrelAtIt: Master Yun defeats what is left of general Bu's forces by just rolling a bunch of barrels at them in "Wisdom."
* TitleDrop: At the very end of "Wisdom."
--> '''Master Yun:''' Then I am glad to be your humble student, if that's alright with you, ''Master'' Raindrop.
* TitleDrop: At the very end of "Wisdom."
--> '''Master Yun:''' Then I am glad to be your humble student, if that's alright with you, ''Master'' Raindrop.
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* VocalDissonance: The weather Gods from "Forgiveness" sounded like American hicks, while the Moon Goddess's gardener from "Perseverance" sounded like a SurferDude.
* WeaksauceWeakness: Raindrop's powers are reliant on ambient moisture, so they stop working if it is too dry, something which Flamo almost always took advantage of by starting a bunch of fires whenever he fought Raindrop.
* WeaksauceWeakness: Raindrop's powers are reliant on ambient moisture, so they stop working if it is too dry, something which Flamo almost always took advantage of by starting a bunch of fires whenever he fought Raindrop.
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* VitriolicBestBuds: Flamo and Grub, something emphasized by Flamo becoming [[AwLookTheyReallyDoLoveEachOther sad]] when it looked like Grub may have died in "Wisdom."
* VocalDissonance: The weather Gods from "Forgiveness" sounded like American hicks, while the Moon Goddess's gardener from "Perseverance" sounded like aSurferDude.
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*WeaksauceWeakness: VolcanicVeins: The Tyrano-Terra from "Wisdom" has these, to emphasize how it is kind of a cooled MagmaMan.
* WeaksauceWeakness:
** Raindrop's powers are reliant on ambient moisture, so they stop working if it is too dry, something which Flamo almost always took advantage of by starting a bunch of fires whenever he foughtRaindrop.Raindrop.
** Raindrop, despite being a Water Element with ice powers, is ''also'' weak to the cold, and freezes up while climbing a snowy mountaintop in "Responsibilty."
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** Raindrop's powers are reliant on ambient moisture, so they stop working if it is too dry, something which Flamo almost always took advantage of by starting a bunch of fires whenever he fought
** Raindrop, despite being a Water Element with ice powers, is ''also'' weak to the cold, and freezes up while climbing a snowy mountaintop in "Responsibilty."
* WhereItAllBegan: In the final episode, it is revealed that the Dragon's Gate was located underneath Master Yun's Academy from "Courage" (the very first episode).
* WorldHealingWave: The Golden Dragon unleashes one, repairing all of the damage done by General Bu, at the end of "Wisdom."
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* YouHaveOutlivedYourUsefulness: General Bu reveals in "Trust" that he had always planned on killing his protégé, Flamo.
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* YouHaveOutlivedYourUsefulness: YouHaveOutlivedYourUsefulness:
** General Bu reveals in "Trust" that he had always planned on killing his protégé,Flamo.Flamo.
** General Bu shows a willingness to sacrifice Grub to get his way in "Wisdom."
** General Bu reveals in "Trust" that he had always planned on killing his protégé,
** General Bu shows a willingness to sacrifice Grub to get his way in "Wisdom."
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* ZombieGait: The villagers who have had their minds swapped with Terracottas walk like this, outstretched arms and everythin, in "Wisdom."
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* MinionWithAFInEvil: Grub was too stupid and incompetent to ever be a real threat, and caused nothing but problems for General Bu.
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* MinionWithAFInEvil: MinionWithAnFInEvil: Grub was too stupid and incompetent to ever be a real threat, and caused nothing but problems for General Bu.
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* MinionWithAFInEvil: Grub was too stupid and incompetent to ever be real threat, and caused nothing but problems for General Bu.
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* MinionWithAFInEvil: Grub was too stupid and incompetent to ever be a real threat, and caused nothing but problems for General Bu.
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* AntiVillain: The apothecaries in "Caring" only help General Bu because they are desperate for funds to keep their clinic open, and when one of them goes too far, he sides with Raindrop after experiencing an instance of MyGodWhatHaveIDone.
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* AntiVillain: The apothecaries in "Caring" only help General Bu because they are desperate for funds to keep their clinic open, and when one of them goes too far, he sides with Raindrop after experiencing an instance a moment of MyGodWhatHaveIDone.
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* DragonHoard: The dragons from "Focus" are obsessed with guarding their treasure, which turns out to be all of the money that they made back when they were a band called "Roar."
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* DragonHoard: The dragons from "Focus" are obsessed with guarding their treasure, which turns out to be all of the money that they made back when they were in a band called "Roar."
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* HollywoodMirage: Jin Hou experiences a lot of these in "Determination." But then the ice tea stand, which the group decides to ignore, turned out to be RealAfterAll.
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* HollywoodMirage: Jin Hou experiences a lot of these in "Determination." But then the ice tea stand, which the group decides decided to ignore, turned out to be RealAfterAll.
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** The Nian from "Determination." He punishes anyone who drinks from his oasis by enslaving them, even though the oasis is enchanted to never run dry, and if they fail to complete whatever task that he assigns them in an impossibly short period of time, they get TakenForGranite. When Lin Hou does complete the task (washing a mountain of dishes) in time, the Nian just breaks one of the "irreplaceable" dishes, blames it on Jin Hou, and keeps him as a slave, who he eventually decides to turn to stone, with Lin Hou only being saved at the last minute by the Qilin, whose magic was previously stolen by the Nian.
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** The Nian from "Determination." He punishes anyone who drinks from his oasis by enslaving them, even though the oasis is enchanted to never run dry, and if they fail to complete whatever task that he assigns them in an impossibly short period amount of time, they get TakenForGranite. When Lin Hou does complete the task (washing a mountain of dishes) in time, the Nian just breaks one of the "irreplaceable" dishes, blames it on Jin Hou, and keeps him as a slave, who he eventually decides to turn to stone, with Lin Hou only being saved at the last minute by the Qilin, whose magic was previously stolen by the Nian.
* MinionWithAFInEvil: Grub was too stupid and incompetent to ever be real threat, and caused nothing but problems for General Bu.
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* RoadApples: General Bu steps into a massive pile of dragon dung in "Responsibility."
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* RoadApples: General Bu steps into in a massive pile of dragon dung in "Responsibility."
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* ShamingTheMob: The protagonists do this a group of angry villagers who had decided to turn them into to General Bu in "Acceptance."
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* ShamingTheMob: The protagonists do this to a group of angry villagers who had decided to turn them into to General Bu in "Acceptance."
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* TradeYourPassionForGlory: The dragon band in "Focus" broke up because most of it started caring more about the money than the music, which they learn to start appreciating again thanks to the Elements.
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* TradeYourPassionForGlory: The dragon band in "Focus" broke up because most of it its members started caring more about the money than the music, which they learn to start appreciating again thanks to the Elements.
* VillainExclusivityClause: General Bu, Flamo, and Grub appear in every episode, even ones with other villains, like the Nian and the Geni.
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* VocalDissonance: The weather Gods from "Forgiveness" sound like American hicks, while the Moon Goddess's gardener from "Perseverance" sounds like a SurferDude.
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* VocalDissonance: The weather Gods from "Forgiveness" sound sounded like American hicks, while the Moon Goddess's gardener from "Perseverance" sounds sounded like a SurferDude.
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* LikeASonToMe: General Bu acts this way towards Flamo, though it eventually revealed that he is going to have Flamo killed to ensure that the Golden Dragon can never be resurrected to watch over the Land of a 1000 Legends.
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* LikeASonToMe: General Bu acts this way towards Flamo, though it is eventually revealed that he is going to have Flamo killed to ensure that the Golden Dragon can never be resurrected to watch over the Land of a 1000 Legends.
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* ExtremeOmnivore: Grub is an utterly voracious VillainousGlutton.
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* LikeASonToMe: General Bu acts this way towards Flamo, though it eventually revealed that he is going to have Flamo killed to ensure that the Golden Dragon can never be resurrected to watch over the Land of a 1000 Legends.
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* RoadApples: General Bu steps into a massive pile of dragon dung in "Responsibility."
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* SplitAtBirth: After it was poisoned by General Bu, the Golden Dragon saved itself by splitting into the five Elements.
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[[caption-width-right:350:From left to right: Shao Yen, Raindrop, Niwa, Jin Hou and Flamo.]]
''Master Raindrop'' is a children’s animated television program produced jointly by Australian, New Zealander and Singaporean companies that first screened on the Australian Seven Network in 2008.
''Master Raindrop'' is a children’s animated television program produced jointly by Australian, New Zealander and Singaporean companies that first screened on the Australian Seven Network in 2008.
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[[caption-width-right:350:From left to right: Shao Yen, Raindrop, Niwa, Jin Hou Hou, and Flamo.]]
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''Master Raindrop'' is achildren’s children's animated television program produced jointly by Australian, New Zealander Zealander, and Singaporean companies that first screened on the Australian Seven Network in 2008.
''Master Raindrop'' is a
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* AerithAndBob: The show uses Asian-sounding names, but also ones like "Nigel" and "Marv."
* AllCGICartoon: Except for the flashbacks, as noted under ArtShift.
* AllYourPowersCombined: The cat vampire from "Friendship" steals the powers of all of the elements, as well as General Bu.
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* ArtShift: In flashbacks, the animation changes from the original CGI to 2D, with black silhouettes on a red background.
* AllCGICartoon: In all cartoon, except for the Art Shift times mentioned above, the cartoon is made in poor CGI, the why this cartoon looks strange even at the time.
* AllCGICartoon: In all cartoon, except for the Art Shift times mentioned above, the cartoon is made in poor CGI, the why this cartoon looks strange even at the time.
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* ArtShift: In flashbacks, the animation changes from the original CGI to 2D, with The flashbacks are all in red and black silhouettes on a red background.
* AllCGICartoon: In all cartoon, except for the Art Shift times mentioned above, the cartoon is made in poor CGI, the why this cartoon looks strange even at the time.and are 2D instead of CGI.
* AllCGICartoon: In all cartoon, except for the Art Shift times mentioned above, the cartoon is made in poor CGI, the why this cartoon looks strange even at the time.
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* BigBad: General Bu wants to kill all five elements to prevent the Golden Dragon from being revived.
* BigCreepyCrawlies: Grub is a big, slug-like creature with two black [[EyeOnAStalk Eyes on Stalks]] and a pair of PowerPincers.
* BigCreepyCrawlies: Grub is a big, slug-like creature with two black [[EyeOnAStalk Eyes on Stalks]] and a pair of PowerPincers.
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* BulletTime: In the 2nd episode, when Raindrop threw a ball of water at one of the monks, he dodged making reference to a scene from the movie “Matrix”.
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* BulletTime: In the 2nd episode, when Raindrop threw a ball of water at one of the monks, BarbieDollAnatomy: Jin Hou is an animate gold statue, so he dodged making reference to a scene is completely smooth under his clothes, not that this stops him from experiencing a NakedFreakOut in his nightmare in "Acceptance."
* BigBad: General Bu, a marauding warlord who seeks to bring about a never-ending age of darkness by destroying themovie “Matrix”.Golden Dragon.
* BigCreepyCrawlies: Grub is a big, slug-like creature with two black [[EyeOnAStalk Eyes on Stalks]] and a pair of PowerPincers.
* BigBad: General Bu, a marauding warlord who seeks to bring about a never-ending age of darkness by destroying the
* BigCreepyCrawlies: Grub is a big, slug-like creature with two black [[EyeOnAStalk Eyes on Stalks]] and a pair of PowerPincers.
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* CatGirl: Princess Keket (whose mother is having a hard time finding her a husband because of it) from "Moderation."
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* CatGirl: CatGirl:
** Princess Keket (whose mother is having a hard time finding her a husband because of it) from "Moderation.""
** The cat vampire from "Friendship." At the end of the episode, she is turned into a powerless, normal-seeming cat that is adopted by Gran Helsing.
** Princess Keket (whose mother is having a hard time finding her a husband because of it) from "Moderation.
** The cat vampire from "Friendship." At the end of the episode, she is turned into a powerless, normal-seeming cat that is adopted by Gran Helsing.
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* CoolAirship: General Bu's base, the Flying Fortress.
* CriminalAmnesiac: General Bu turns an amnesia-ridden Shao Yen to his side in "Flexibility."
* DarumaDoll: The Elements race General Bu for a wish-granting one in "Responsibility."
* TheDogBitesBack: After becoming the leader of a gang of Oni who are even dumber than he is, Grub uses them to torment Flamo.
* DragonHoard: The dragons from "Focus" are obsessed with guarding their treasure, which turns out to be all of the money that they made back when they were a band called "Roar."
* DragonHoard: The dragons from "Focus" are obsessed with guarding their treasure, which turns out to be all of the money that they made back when they were a band called "Roar."
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* EvilDoppelganger: In the episode “Originality”, General Bu creates an evil clone of Raindrop to steal an oracle lantern that would help him to capture the original Raindrop.
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* EvilDoppelganger: In the episode “Originality”, General Bu creates an evil clone a dumb knockoff of Raindrop (dubbed the "Dropelganger") in order to steal an oracle lantern a magic lamp that would help him to capture can see into the original Raindrop.future in "Originality."
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* ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin: The Golden Dragon is a dragon and he is golden.
* FoodBasedSuperpowers: After the Elements are robbed of their powers, they gain temporary replacement ones from Momotaro. Unfortunately, they are all weird, food-based ones, namely Raindrop conjuring soy sauce, Shao Yen conjuring vegetables, Jin Hou conjuring noodles, and Niwa becoming a jelly-based RubberMan.
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* TheForeignSubtitle: In Brazil, it’s called “Mestre Raindrop e a Missão dos Elementos” (Master Raindrop and the Mission of the Elements).
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* TheForeignSubtitle: In Brazil, it’s it's called “Mestre ''Mestre Raindrop e a Missão dos Elementos” (Master Elementos'' (''Master Raindrop and the Mission of the Elements).Elements'').
* HealingSpring: The Well of Wellness from "Flexibility."
* HeelFaceTurn: Flamo betrays General Bu and sides with the other Elements in "Trust."
* HealingSpring: The Well of Wellness from "Flexibility."
* HeelFaceTurn: Flamo betrays General Bu and sides with the other Elements in "Trust."
* HourOfPower: The Moon Goddess's powers only work at night, when the moon is out, which becomes a problem when the Elements summon her for help during the daytime in "Perseverance."
** Sultan Nigel from "Integrity" was such a self-aggrandizing ass that his own people ended up preferring General Bu to him, though he does end up helping the Elements after eating HumblePie.
* JetPack: General Bu uses one that is powered by dragon fire in "Responsibility."
* JetPack: General Bu uses one that is powered by dragon fire in "Responsibility."
* LaserGuidedAmnesia: General Bu tries to wipe the Elements' memories with spiked tea in "Flexibility." He only gets Shao Yen.
* LessonsInSophistication: General Bu tries this (to no avail) with Grub in "Moderation."
* TheLoad: Jin Hou often screws up and causes problems for the other Elements.
* MagicCompass: The Dragon's Eye device that guides the Elements.
* MagicCompass: The Dragon's Eye device that guides the Elements.
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* {{Magitek}}: The characters sometimes use primitive, magic-based versions of modern appliances, like cameras, telephones, and the "computer" that General Bu occasionally uses to look things up and communicate with Flamo and Grub.
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* {{Magitek}}: The characters sometimes use primitive, magic-based versions of modern appliances, like cameras, telephones, and even a computer, the "computer" that latter being owned by General Bu occasionally uses Bu.
* MagnetismManipulation: Jin Hou is given this power by the Tree of Power in "Perseverance."
* MakeAWish: "Responsibility" has everyone racing tolook things up and communicate with Flamo and Grub.make a wish on a Daruma Doll.
* MagnetismManipulation: Jin Hou is given this power by the Tree of Power in "Perseverance."
* MakeAWish: "Responsibility" has everyone racing to
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* TheMockbuster: A rare example of a whole TV series being this. The show premiered in the wake of ''WesternAnimation/AvatarTheLastAirbender'', and it borrows so heavily from that show that it borders on plagiarism.
* NonNudeBathing: General Bu is shown showering with his armor in "Caution."
* APupilOfMineUntilHeTurnedToEvil: General Bu, the BigBad, was once a student of Master Yun, the BigGood.
* ShamingTheMob: The protagonists do this a group of angry villagers who had decided to turn them into to General Bu in "Acceptance."
* ScoobyDoobyDoors: In the 3rd episode, in the scene in which the Clay Warriors are chasing the elements, a reference is made to the famous door scene in Scooby-Doo.
* LessonsInSophistication: General Bu tries this (to no avail) with Grub in "Moderation."
* NonNudeBathing: General Bu is shown showering with his armor in "Caution."
* APupilOfMineUntilHeTurnedToEvil: General Bu, the BigBad, was once a student of Master Yun, the BigGood.
* ShamingTheMob: The protagonists do this a group of angry villagers who had decided to turn them into to General Bu in "Acceptance."
* ScoobyDoobyDoors: In the 3rd episode, in the scene in which the Clay Warriors are chasing the elements, a reference is made to the famous door scene in Scooby-Doo.
* LessonsInSophistication: General Bu tries this (to no avail) with Grub in "Moderation."
* NextTierPowerUp: The Elements all gain a new power from the "Tree of Power" in "Perseverance."
* NoManShouldHaveThisPower: The magic lantern that can see into the future in "Originality." It was Raindrop's destiny to destroy it for this reason, and he does so after getting it back from General Bu.
* NonNudeBathing: General Bu is shown showering with his armor on in "Caution."
* NoManShouldHaveThisPower: The magic lantern that can see into the future in "Originality." It was Raindrop's destiny to destroy it for this reason, and he does so after getting it back from General Bu.
* NonNudeBathing: General Bu is shown showering with his armor on in "Caution."
* OneWordVocabulary: The Raindrop knockoffs from "Originality" can only say "get lantern."
* OurVampiresAreDifferent: The cat vampire from "Friendship" could steal a person's essence by licking them, turning the victim into a mindless automaton who could only be saved if the cat vampire was force fed garlic to make it cough up the essence before the next full moon (which, unfortunately for the Elements, was set to occur during the events of the episode).
* {{Paperworkaholic}}: The first dragon that the Elements encounter in "Focus" tried to fight them, while the third was a TrapMaster. The second was... one of these, demanding that they fill out the appropriate paperwork before they could move on and escape from Flamo and Grub.
* ParentsForADay: The Elements have to take care of a recently-hatched baby dragon in "Responsibility."
* PowerNullifier: General Bu uses a machine powered by a dragon egg to steal all of the Elements' powers in "Sincerity."
* PowerParasite: The cat vampire from "Friendship."
* ProverbialWisdom: Master Yun speaks in almost nothing but this, to the immense frustration of General Bu.
* APupilOfMineUntilHeTurnedToEvil: General Bu, the BigBad, was once a student of Master Yun, the BigGood.
* QuicksandSucks: Niwa gains the ability to summon quicksand in "Perseverance."
* OurVampiresAreDifferent: The cat vampire from "Friendship" could steal a person's essence by licking them, turning the victim into a mindless automaton who could only be saved if the cat vampire was force fed garlic to make it cough up the essence before the next full moon (which, unfortunately for the Elements, was set to occur during the events of the episode).
* {{Paperworkaholic}}: The first dragon that the Elements encounter in "Focus" tried to fight them, while the third was a TrapMaster. The second was... one of these, demanding that they fill out the appropriate paperwork before they could move on and escape from Flamo and Grub.
* ParentsForADay: The Elements have to take care of a recently-hatched baby dragon in "Responsibility."
* PowerNullifier: General Bu uses a machine powered by a dragon egg to steal all of the Elements' powers in "Sincerity."
* PowerParasite: The cat vampire from "Friendship."
* ProverbialWisdom: Master Yun speaks in almost nothing but this, to the immense frustration of General Bu.
* APupilOfMineUntilHeTurnedToEvil: General Bu, the BigBad, was once a student of Master Yun, the BigGood.
* QuicksandSucks: Niwa gains the ability to summon quicksand in "Perseverance."
* ScoobyDoobyDoors: This is done with tunnels (which a bemused General Bu notes all somehow lead to the same place) in "Humility."
* ShamingTheMob: The protagonists do this a group of angry villagers who had decided to turn them into to General Bu in "Acceptance."
* SomeKindOfForceField: General Bu encases the Tree of Power in a force field (which is invisible from the outside) in "Perseverance."
* TradeYourPassionForGlory: The dragon band in "Focus" broke up because most of it started caring more about the money than the music, which they learn to start appreciating again thanks to the Elements.
* UnwantedAssistance: By creating a new volcano, General Bu unintentionally summons a fire dragon to "help" him in "Focus." The dragon does nothing but annoy him and get in his way, which proves fortuitous for the Elements.
* VampireHunter: Gran Helsing from "Friendship."
* VampiresHateGarlic: Garlic is the one weakness of the cat vampire from "Friendship."
* UnwantedAssistance: By creating a new volcano, General Bu unintentionally summons a fire dragon to "help" him in "Focus." The dragon does nothing but annoy him and get in his way, which proves fortuitous for the Elements.
* VampireHunter: Gran Helsing from "Friendship."
* VampiresHateGarlic: Garlic is the one weakness of the cat vampire from "Friendship."
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* WreckedWeapon: Jin Hou's Monkey's Paw weapon is damaged in and needs to be repaired by the Well of Wellness in "Flexibility."
* YouHaveOutlivedYourUsefulness: General Bu reveals in "Trust" that he had always planned on killing his protégé, Flamo.
* YouHaveOutlivedYourUsefulness: General Bu reveals in "Trust" that he had always planned on killing his protégé, Flamo.
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* {{Baku}}: General Bu hires one to help him spread nightmares in "Acceptance."
* DreamLand: A secluded mountaintop village and the surrounding area are revealed to be connected to it in "Acceptance." The villagers use it as a SharedDream HappyPlace.
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* ForcedTransformation: ForcedTransformation:
** The Witch Queen from "Moderation" turned any man who rejected marriage to her daughter into either a statue-like soldier or an animal, a chicken for Lin Hou and a [[BewitchedAmphibians frog]] forRaindrop.Raindrop.
** A curse turns a hermit's daughter into a monkey in "Patience."
** The Witch Queen from "Moderation" turned any man who rejected marriage to her daughter into either a statue-like soldier or an animal, a chicken for Lin Hou and a [[BewitchedAmphibians frog]] for
** A curse turns a hermit's daughter into a monkey in "Patience."
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* {{Jerkass}}: {{Jerkass}}:
** The Nian from "Determination." He punishes anyone who drinks from his oasis by enslaving them, even though the oasis is enchanted to never run dry, and if they fail to complete whatever task that he assigns them in an impossibly short period of time, they get TakenForGranite. When Lin Hou does complete the task (washing a mountain of dishes) in time, the Nian just breaks one of the "irreplaceable" dishes, blames it on Jin Hou, and keeps him as a slave, who he eventually decides to turn to stone, with Lin Hou only being saved at the last minute by the Qilin, whose magic was previously stolen by theNian.Nian.
** The old man who purposely wastes Jin Hou's time by pretending to know how to help him in "Honesty."
** The Nian from "Determination." He punishes anyone who drinks from his oasis by enslaving them, even though the oasis is enchanted to never run dry, and if they fail to complete whatever task that he assigns them in an impossibly short period of time, they get TakenForGranite. When Lin Hou does complete the task (washing a mountain of dishes) in time, the Nian just breaks one of the "irreplaceable" dishes, blames it on Jin Hou, and keeps him as a slave, who he eventually decides to turn to stone, with Lin Hou only being saved at the last minute by the Qilin, whose magic was previously stolen by the
** The old man who purposely wastes Jin Hou's time by pretending to know how to help him in "Honesty."
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* MagicMusic: The violin from "Acceptance" can put anyone to sleep because it is enchanted to only be able to play "the most boring songs of all eternity."
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* NonNudeBathing: General Bu is shown showering with his armor in "Caution."
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* ShamingTheMob: The protagonists do this a group of angry villagers who had decided to turn them into to General Bu in "Acceptance."
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* {{Oculothorax}}: The spy satellite that General Bu tries to launch into orbit in "Patience." It is aptly named the "Eye in the Sky."
* RedRightHand: General Bu's scarred left eye.
* SeaSerpents: Well, river serpents in "Caution" and "Honesty."
* RedRightHand: General Bu's scarred left eye.
* SeaSerpents: Well, river serpents in "Caution" and "Honesty."
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* StickyFingers: The Geni steals anything of value that catches its eye, and had an entire valley full of gems that Flamo and Grub try (and fail) to loot in "Caution."
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* WhatDoTheyFearEpisode: We see the greatest fears of all of the main characters (except for Grub) in "Acceptance."
** Raindrop: Being a drop in the ocean.
** Lin Hou: A NakedFreakOut.
** Shao Yen: Marrying a bunch of Grubs.
** Niwa: Being separated from the Earth and hurled into the Sun.
** General Bu: The Golden Dragon.
** Flamo: Being small and weak.
** Raindrop: Being a drop in the ocean.
** Lin Hou: A NakedFreakOut.
** Shao Yen: Marrying a bunch of Grubs.
** Niwa: Being separated from the Earth and hurled into the Sun.
** General Bu: The Golden Dragon.
** Flamo: Being small and weak.
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* BigCreepyCrawlies: Grub is a big, slug-like creature with two black EyeOnAStalk and PowerPincers.
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* CatGirl: Princess Keket (whose mother is having a hard time finding her a husband because of it) from "Moderation."
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* FakeStatic: Flamo does this while talking to General Bu through a magic bubble in "Co-Operation."
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* FlyingOnACloud: Raindrop and Mekla use a cloud car in "Forgiveness."
* ForcedTransformation: The Witch Queen from "Moderation" turned any man who rejected marriage to her daughter into either a statue-like soldier or an animal, a chicken for Lin Hou and a [[BewitchedAmphibians frog]] for Raindrop.
* ForcedTransformation: The Witch Queen from "Moderation" turned any man who rejected marriage to her daughter into either a statue-like soldier or an animal, a chicken for Lin Hou and a [[BewitchedAmphibians frog]] for Raindrop.
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* {{Magitek}}: The characters sometimes use primitive, magic-based versions of modern appliances, like cameras, telephones, and the "computer" that General Bu occasionally uses to look things up and communicate with Flamo and Grub.
* MaskOfPower: The Witch Queen's two magical masks (which General Bu tries to steal) from "Moderation." One of them was an EvilMask.
* MaskOfPower: The Witch Queen's two magical masks (which General Bu tries to steal) from "Moderation." One of them was an EvilMask.
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* LessonsInSophistication: General Bu tries this (to no avail) with Grub in "Moderation."
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* TakesOneToKillOne: The demons from "Co-Operation" could only be vanquished by another demon, or a half-demon like the Bull Demon King.
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* VocalDissonance: The weather Gods from "Forgiveness" sound like American hicks.
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* WickedWitch: The Witch Queen from "Moderation." It was only due to being corrupted by an EvilMask, though.
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* AllPartOfTheShow: The bystanders all think that the group's fights with Flamo and Grub, and then the Nian, in "Determination" are just shows being put on by {{Street Performer}}s.
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* AntiVillain: The apothecaries in "Caring" only help General Bu because they are desperate for funds to keep their clinic open, and when one of them goes too far, he sides with Raindrop after experiencing an instance of MyGodWhatHaveIDone.
* ArtInitiatesLife: This is the power of the magic paintbrushes from "Creativity."
* ArtInitiatesLife: This is the power of the magic paintbrushes from "Creativity."
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* DidNotThinkThisThrough: "Creativity" had General Bu use magic paintbrushes to trap the Elements inside of an enclosure that was made up of four magically conjured walls... which his army was outside of, along with Flamo and Grub.
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* EvilIsBurningHot: Flamo, the Fire Elemental, works for the evil General Bu.
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* HollywoodMirage: Jin Hou experiences a lot of these in "Determination." But then the ice tea stand, which the group decides to ignore, turned out to be RealAfterAll.
--> '''Woman:''' Oy, I told you this was a stupid place to set up!
* {{Jerkass}}: The Nian from "Determination." He punishes anyone who drinks from his oasis by enslaving them, even though the oasis is enchanted to never run dry, and if they fail to complete whatever task that he assigns them in an impossibly short period of time, they get TakenForGranite. When Lin Hou does complete the task (washing a mountain of dishes) in time, the Nian just breaks one of the "irreplaceable" dishes, blames it on Jin Hou, and keeps him as a slave, who he eventually decides to turn to stone, with Lin Hou only being saved at the last minute by the Qilin, whose magic was previously stolen by the Nian.
* KillerRabbit: The stick figures that General Bu conjures up with the magic paintbrushes in "Creativity" look ridiculous, but turn out to be far more dangerous than his Terracottas.
--> '''Woman:''' Oy, I told you this was a stupid place to set up!
* {{Jerkass}}: The Nian from "Determination." He punishes anyone who drinks from his oasis by enslaving them, even though the oasis is enchanted to never run dry, and if they fail to complete whatever task that he assigns them in an impossibly short period of time, they get TakenForGranite. When Lin Hou does complete the task (washing a mountain of dishes) in time, the Nian just breaks one of the "irreplaceable" dishes, blames it on Jin Hou, and keeps him as a slave, who he eventually decides to turn to stone, with Lin Hou only being saved at the last minute by the Qilin, whose magic was previously stolen by the Nian.
* KillerRabbit: The stick figures that General Bu conjures up with the magic paintbrushes in "Creativity" look ridiculous, but turn out to be far more dangerous than his Terracottas.
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* MultipleHeadCase: General Bu chugging an entire brain-stimulating formula, when he was only supposed to drink just a few drops, causes him to grow a second head in "Caring."
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* SimpletonVoice: Grub has a low and slow voice, as befitting a character who, even after drinking a brain-stimulating formula, thinks that 1+1=3.
* SnakePeople: The apothecary sisters, aptly named Green Snake and White Snake, in "Caring."
* SurroundedByIdiots: General Bu laments this in "Caring."
--> '''General Bu:''' Why can't I get good help?
* TakenForGranite: The fate of anyone who fails to wash the Nian's dishes in a timely manner in "Determination."
* ThirstyDesert: The Desert of Unbearable Heat from "Determination."
--> '''General Bu:''' Flamo, Grub, I've got a mission for you. You must go to the Desert of Unbearable Heat.\\
'''Grub:''' [[AskAStupidQuestion Is it hot?]]\\
'''General Bu:''' ''Unbearably.''
* SnakePeople: The apothecary sisters, aptly named Green Snake and White Snake, in "Caring."
* SurroundedByIdiots: General Bu laments this in "Caring."
--> '''General Bu:''' Why can't I get good help?
* TakenForGranite: The fate of anyone who fails to wash the Nian's dishes in a timely manner in "Determination."
* ThirstyDesert: The Desert of Unbearable Heat from "Determination."
--> '''General Bu:''' Flamo, Grub, I've got a mission for you. You must go to the Desert of Unbearable Heat.\\
'''Grub:''' [[AskAStupidQuestion Is it hot?]]\\
'''General Bu:''' ''Unbearably.''
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* BadBoss: General Bu treats Grub like crap, and goes as far as using him for target practice in "Humility."
* ButtMonkey: Grub, a simpleton who is subject to constant slapstick violence, as well as abuse from General Bu.
* ChromeChampion: Jin Hou, who started out as just an inanimate gold statue decorating the Red Lotus Monastery.
* ChromeChampion: Jin Hou, who started out as just an inanimate gold statue decorating the Red Lotus Monastery.
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* CrystallineCreature: The giant, snake-like Jade Spirit, which can be summoned and controlled by the Jade Princess.
* ElementalEmbodiment: Themain characters are the personifications Five Elements, who of the elements: water, earth, fire, wood and metal.course have ElementalPowers.
** Flamo: PlayingWithFire.
** Jin Hou: ExtraOreDinary.
** Niwa: DishingOutDirt.
** Raindrop: MakingASplash, as well as AnIcePerson.
** Shao Yen: GreenThumb.
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** Flamo: PlayingWithFire.
** Jin Hou: ExtraOreDinary.
** Niwa: DishingOutDirt.
** Raindrop: MakingASplash, as well as AnIcePerson.
** Shao Yen: GreenThumb.
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* TheMockbuster: A rare example of a whole TV series being this. The show premiered in the wake of ''WesternAnimation/AvatarTheLastAirbender'', and it borrows so heavily from that show that it borders on plagiarism.
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* LivingStatue: LivingStatue:
** General Bu is served by a Terracotta Army. They are stupid and slow, but destroying them does not matter, as they can be mass produced, so WeHaveReserves.
** Jin Hou was a golden monkey statue that the Golden Dragon turned into the Metal Element.
* TheMockbuster: A rare example of a whole TV series being this. The show premiered in the wake of ''WesternAnimation/AvatarTheLastAirbender'', and it borrows so heavily from that show that it borders onplagiarism. plagiarism.
* APupilOfMineUntilHeTurnedToEvil: General Bu, the BigBad, was once a student of Master Yun, the BigGood.
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** Jin Hou was a golden monkey statue that the Golden Dragon turned into the Metal Element.
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* APupilOfMineUntilHeTurnedToEvil: General Bu, the BigBad, was once a student of Master Yun, the BigGood.
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* EndlessDaytime: General Bu caused this by ''setting the moon on fire'' in "Commitment."
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* FakeUltimateHero: The Bull Demon King from "Co-Operation" only won every fight that he ever participated in because he looks big and scary, when in reality he is a PaperTiger.
* FallenHero:
** Yi was the land's best archer, but he lost his eyesight from staring at the sun for too long, so the only help that he can provide is training when Raindrop and Shao Yen come to him for help in "Commitment."
** The dragon and the phoenix that guard the Pearl of Prosperity grew fat and lazy from boredom, and have to be whipped back into shape by the gang in "Co-Operation."
* FallenHero:
** Yi was the land's best archer, but he lost his eyesight from staring at the sun for too long, so the only help that he can provide is training when Raindrop and Shao Yen come to him for help in "Commitment."
** The dragon and the phoenix that guard the Pearl of Prosperity grew fat and lazy from boredom, and have to be whipped back into shape by the gang in "Co-Operation."
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* LaughablyEvil: General Bu may be a power-hungry tyrant, but he is also a very amusing LargeHam.
* LivingStatue: Jin Hou was a golden monkey statue that the Golden Dragon turned into the Metal Element.
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* MoonRabbit: A rabbit is the preferred pet of the Moon Goddess.
* NewAgeRetroHippie: The Moon Goddess, Chang Er.
* VisualPun: The Red Lotus Monastery is manned by ''Monk''eys.
* YoungerThanTheyLook: The Jade Princess looks and acts like a child, but is actually 300.
* NewAgeRetroHippie: The Moon Goddess, Chang Er.
* VisualPun: The Red Lotus Monastery is manned by ''Monk''eys.
* YoungerThanTheyLook: The Jade Princess looks and acts like a child, but is actually 300.
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* AllCGICartoon: In all cartoon, except for the Art Shift times mentioned above, the cartoon is made in a poor CGI, the why this cartoon looks strange even at the time.
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* EvilDoppelganger: In the episode “Originality”, General Bu creates an evil clone of Raindrop to steal na oracle lantern that would help him to capture the original Raindrop.
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''Master Raindrop'' is a children’s animated television program produced jointly by Australian, New Zealander and Singaporean companies that first screened on the Australian Seven Network in 2008.
!! ‘’Master Raindrop’’ features examples of:
*ArtShift: In flashbacks, the animation changes from the original CGI to 2D, with black silhouettes on a red background.
*BigBad: General Bu wants to kill all five elements to prevent the Golden Dragon from being revived.
*BulletTime: In the 2nd episode, when Raindrop threw a ball of water at one of the monks, he dodged making reference to a scene from the movie “Matrix”.
*CoolOldGuy: Master Yun.
*ElementalEmbodiment: The main characters are the personifications of the elements: water, earth, fire, wood and metal.
*EvilDoppelganger: In the episode “Originality”, General Bu creates an evil clone of Raindrop to steal na oracle lantern that would help him to capture the original Raindrop.
*ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin: The Golden Dragon is a dragon and he is golden.
*ExpositoryThemeSong:
-->The powerful Golden Dragon, the protector of the Land of a Thousand Legends, was attacked
-->And falled in the sky, splitting into five elements
*TheForeignSubtitle: In Brazil, it’s called “Mestre Raindrop e a Missão dos Elementos” (Master Raindrop and the Mission of the Elements).
*ScoobyDoobyDoors: In the 3rd episode, in the scene in which the Clay Warriors are chasing the elements, a reference is made to the famous door scene in Scooby-Doo.
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[[caption-width-right:350:From left to right: Shao Yen, Raindrop, Niwa, Jin Hou and Flamo.]]
''Master Raindrop'' is a children’s animated television program produced jointly by Australian, New Zealander and Singaporean companies that first screened on the Australian Seven Network in 2008.
!! ‘’Master Raindrop’’ features examples of:
*ArtShift: In flashbacks, the animation changes from the original CGI to 2D, with black silhouettes on a red background.
*BigBad: General Bu wants to kill all five elements to prevent the Golden Dragon from being revived.
*BulletTime: In the 2nd episode, when Raindrop threw a ball of water at one of the monks, he dodged making reference to a scene from the movie “Matrix”.
*CoolOldGuy: Master Yun.
*ElementalEmbodiment: The main characters are the personifications of the elements: water, earth, fire, wood and metal.
*EvilDoppelganger: In the episode “Originality”, General Bu creates an evil clone of Raindrop to steal na oracle lantern that would help him to capture the original Raindrop.
*ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin: The Golden Dragon is a dragon and he is golden.
*ExpositoryThemeSong:
-->The powerful Golden Dragon, the protector of the Land of a Thousand Legends, was attacked
-->And falled in the sky, splitting into five elements
*TheForeignSubtitle: In Brazil, it’s called “Mestre Raindrop e a Missão dos Elementos” (Master Raindrop and the Mission of the Elements).
*ScoobyDoobyDoors: In the 3rd episode, in the scene in which the Clay Warriors are chasing the elements, a reference is made to the famous door scene in Scooby-Doo.
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