History WesternAnimation / XiaolinChronicles

** Raimundo was named leader of the team at the end of ''Showdown''. Here, he sems to no longer have that position.

* OccularGushers: Dojo, twice, in episode 3, which almost acts as BookEnds for the episode.

* DemotedToExtra: Katnappe, the Cyclops, and Tubbimura appear in episode 3, but get no dialogue and are taken out rather easily.

* {{Flanderization}}: Dojo's reactions to the awakening of a new Shen Gong Wu. In ''Showdown'' the effects varied, only occasionally being something {{squick}}y. In ''Chronicles'' it consists entirely of Dojo [[{squick}} breaking out in boils which frequently pop and spew pus over anything nearby]], [[SickAndWrong to the disgust of those present]].

* TheMole: Chase sends Shadow to infiltrate Xiaolin. [[spoiler: She succeeds in three episodes.]]

* OutOfCharacter: Happens to chase in episode 3. When him Jack and Willow are about to star their "Xiaolin Showdown he falls out of the sky lands right next to them and says and i Quote: "And I wager my good looks, it's proven to be more valueable than any of your "knic-knacks". WHICH IS SOMETHING CHASE OR NOBODY ELSE IN THE WHOLE FREAKING SERIES WOULD EVER SAY (except jack spicer that is *rolls eyes*)

* BroadStrokes: ''Chronicles'' seems to take place after Season 3 of the original show, albeit everyone is a Shoku warrior, but certain details seem to have been changed (the explanation of what Wuya was imprisoned in, Shen Gong Wu being renamed, the characters lacking Wu that they had in the first series, and the Monks lacking the Wudai Weapons, for example). Chase Young also goes back to being an enigmatic observer as opposed to being as active as he was in Season 3.

* BigBrotherInstinct: Carrying over from the previous series, Raimundo. Saving Clay's hat, dragging woozy Kimiko from the swamp, pulling Omi out of the fire...
* BroadStrokes: ''Chronicles'' seems to take place after Season 3 of the original show, albeit everyone is a Shoku warrior, but certain details seem to have been changed (the explanation of what Wuya was imprisoned in, Shen Gong Wu being renamed, the characters lacking Wu that they had in the first series, and the Monks lack the Wudai Weapons, for example). Chase Young also goes back to being an enigmatic observer as opposed to being as active as he was in Season 3.

* DistractedByTheSexy: So far just about every male main character's (excluding Dojo, Master Fung, Ping Pong, and Chase Young's) reaction to Willow.

* OutOfCharacterMoment: Chase wagers his "good lucks" in Episode 3, and loses the showdown to Willow, who ''surprise attacks him''. [[spoiler:This is most likely to catch the monks off guard, to find the secret safe containing Shen Gong Wu.]]

* OutOfCharacterMoment: Chase wagers his "good lucks" in Episode 3, and loses the showdown rather to Willow, who ''surprise attacks him''. [[spoiler:This is most likely to catch the monks off guard, to find the secret safe containing Shen Gong Wu.]]

* ChangingOfTheGuard: Voice actor wise. For almost everybody except for Omi NO ONE has their originaly voice actor's/actresses (this is because of a certant voice acting law in canada basically stating that if you aren't born in canada you can't voice act in canada. But on the bright side at least the new voices aren't that bad

* DistractedByTheSexy: So far just about every male main characters (excluding Dojo, Master Fung,Ping Pong, and Chase young's) reaction to Willow.

* OutOfCharacter: Happens to chase in episode 3. When him Jack and Willow are about to star their "Xiaolin Showdown he falls out of the sky lands right next to them and says and i Quote: "And I wager my good looks, it's proven to be more valueable than any of your "knic-knacks". WHICH IS SOMETHING CHASE OR NOBODY ELSE IN THE WHOLE FREAKING SERIES WOULD EVER SAY (except jack spicer that is *rolls eyes*)

* {{Flanderization}}: Dojo's reactions to the awakening of a new Shen Gong Wu. In ''Showdown'' the effects varied, only occasionally being something {{squick}}y. In ''Chronicles'' it consists entirely of Dojo [[SickAndWrong breaking out in boils which frequently pop and spew pus over anything nearby]], to the disgust of those present.

** Both Omi and Raimundo seem to have lost their season 3 character development.

* DemotedToExtra: Katnappe, the Cyclops, and Tubbimura appear in episode 2, but get no dialogue and are taken out rather easily.

* BroadStrokes: ''Chronicles'' seems to take place after Season 3 of the original show, albeit everyone is a Shoku warrior, but certain details seem to have been changed (the explanation of what Wuya was imprisoned in, Shen Gong Wu being renamed, and the Monks lack the Wudai Weapons, for example). Chase Young also goes back to being an enigmatic observer as opposed to being as active as he was in Season 3.

* {{Expy}}: Shadow/Willow looks suspiciously like ''two'' [[DarkMagicalGirl Dark Magical Girls]] [[Series/JukenSentaiGekiranger Mele]] and [[WesternAnimation/TeenTitans Terra]], respectively.

* SeriesContinuityError: In Showdown it's well established that Dashi trapped Wuya in a puzzle box. Chronicles claims he trapped her in a spring. This is even lampshaded by Dojo.

* TookALevelInBadass: Jack Spicer seems much more competent in Xiaolin Chronicles than he was in the original series. He's raised the morale of his team of evil, become less of a wuss, and even [[ObfuscatingStupidity pretended to cower in fear like he used to in order to set up a dirty trick.]]

* WritingAroundTrademarks: Evidently the reason the names of all the Shen Gong Wu were changed for Chronicles.

* ArtShift: The Xiaolin Showdowns are presented in CG.

* TookALevelInBadass: Jack Spicer seems much more competent in Xiaolin Chronicles than he was in the original series. He's raised the moral of his team of evil, become less of a wuss, and even [[ObfuscatingStupidity pretended to cower in fear like he used to in order to set up a dirty trick.]]

Revival title or XiaolinShowdown that premiered in August of 2013.

* {{Expy}}: Shadow/Willow looks suspiciously like ''two'' [[DarkMagicalGirl Dark Magical Girls]] [[Series/JukenSentaiGekiranger Mele]] and [[WesternAnimation/TeenTitans Terra]], respectively.

* SpecsOfAwesome: Ping Pong.

* {{Expy}}: Shadow/Willow looks suspiciously like ''two'' [[DarkMagicalGirls Dark Magical Girls]] [[Series/JukenSentaiGekiranger Mele]] and [[WesternAnimation/TeenTitans Terra]], respectively.

BigBadEnsemble: Chase and Wuya both work separately in order to gain more power, having respectively Shadow and Jack Spicer as their {{Dragon}}s. Chase's choice turns out pretty well so far, Wuya's... Not much.
ElementNumberFive: Ping Pong is Dragon of Wood.
TheMole: Chase sends Shadow to infiltrate Xiaolin. [[spoiler: She succeeds in three episodes.]]