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* SurprisinglyRealisticOutcome: See ReformedButRejected above.
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* AnAesop: It’s important to forgive your friends for their past mistakes.
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* ASimplePlan: Jack sold his Shen Gong Wu to Panda Bubba, planning to steal them back with Monkey Staff. It failed because Jack left a "cheat sheet" detailing the Wu's powers in one of the Jet Bootsu, which led Panda Bubba to figuring out their powers.
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* DopeSlap: Subverted. After learning that Jack Spicer basically traded almost all of his Shen Gong Wu to Panda Bubba for robot parts, Wuya tries to punch him. Being a ghost, her fists just go right through him.
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* RageBreakingPoint: Raimundo is annoyed at the others making fun his status as a non-apprentice and the circumstances surrounding it, but puts up with it--however, when they end up choosing to trust Jack (the villain they fight on a regular basis) over him, Raimundo absolutely ''loses it'' and ends up beating up one of [=PandaBubba=]'s {{Mook}}s so viciously that his friends have to intervene.
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* RageBreakingPoint: Raimundo is Raimundo's annoyed at the others making fun of his status as a non-apprentice and the circumstances surrounding it, but puts up with it--however, when they end up choosing to trust Jack (the villain they fight on a regular basis) over him, Raimundo absolutely ''loses it'' and ends up beating up one of [=PandaBubba=]'s {{Mook}}s so viciously that his friends have to intervene.
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* ReformedButRejected: While the last few episodes made it seem like Raimundo was EasilyForgiven by his friends/teammates for betraying them for the Heylin side, this episode shows Omi, Clay and Kimiko having kind of a hard time trusting--[[IdiotBall although choosing to trust Jack (the villain they fight on a regular basis) over Raimundo was still a really stupid move.]]
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* ReformedButRejected: While the last few episodes made it seem like Raimundo was EasilyForgiven by his friends/teammates for betraying them for the Heylin side, this episode shows Omi, Clay and Kimiko having kind of a hard time trusting--[[IdiotBall trusting him--[[IdiotBall although choosing to trust Jack (the villain they fight on a regular basis) over Raimundo was still a really stupid move.]]
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* GracefulLoser: Surprisingly, Wuya is this after the showdown. When Jack realizes he only has a small handful of Wu left now, he begins to complain of how he was ripped off again, only for Wuya to comfort him saying "What happens in Pandatown, stays in Pandatown".
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* ReformedButRejected: While the last few episodes made it seem like Raimundo was EasilyForgiven by his friends/teammates for betraying them for the Heylin side, this episode shows Omi, Clay and Kimiko having kind of a hard time trusting--[[WhatAnIdiot although choosing to trust Jack (the villain they fight on a regular basis) over Raimundo was still a really stupid move.]]
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* ReformedButRejected: While the last few episodes made it seem like Raimundo was EasilyForgiven by his friends/teammates for betraying them for the Heylin side, this episode shows Omi, Clay and Kimiko having kind of a hard time trusting--[[WhatAnIdiot trusting--[[IdiotBall although choosing to trust Jack (the villain they fight on a regular basis) over Raimundo was still a really stupid move.]]
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* PlotHole: The rules of the episode's Showdown inexplicably changed from "last boat afloat" to "first one to reach the gate", because otherwise Raimundo should have lost when Pandabubba sunk his boat.
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* PlotHole: The rules of the episode's Showdown inexplicably changed from "last boat afloat" to "first one to reach the gate", gate" during the Showdown, because otherwise Raimundo should have lost when Pandabubba sunk his boat.
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* PlotHole: The rules of the episode's Showdown inexplicably changed from "last boat afloat" to "first one to reach the gate", because otherwise Raimundo should have lost when Pandabubba sunk his boat.
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* SurprisinglyRealisticOutcome: See ReformedButRejected above.
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* RealityEnsues: While the last few episodes made it seem like Raimundo was EasilyForgiven by his friends/teammates for betraying them for the Heylin side, this episode shows Omi, Clay and Kimiko having kind of a hard time trusting--[[WhatAnIdiot although choosing to trust Jack (the villain they fight on a regular basis) over Raimundo was still a really stupid move.]]
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* RealityEnsues: ReformedButRejected: While the last few episodes made it seem like Raimundo was EasilyForgiven by his friends/teammates for betraying them for the Heylin side, this episode shows Omi, Clay and Kimiko having kind of a hard time trusting--[[WhatAnIdiot although choosing to trust Jack (the villain they fight on a regular basis) over Raimundo was still a really stupid move.]]
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* ArtisticLicenseHistory: Dojo comments that the part of Hong Kong they were visiting was the part 'Dashi wouldn't let him play in'. Seeing as the island was ''very'' sparsely populated until the 1800's, how a few thousand people had a 'bad' part of the island is a bit hard to fathom.
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* RageBreakingPoint: Raimundo is annoyed at teased about his lower rank, and the circumstances surrounding it, but he puts up with it. When the other monks decide to trust Jack over him, though, Rai ''loses it'' and beats up one of [=PandaBubba=]'s {{Mook}}s so viciously that his friends have to intervene.
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* RageBreakingPoint: Raimundo is annoyed at teased about the others making fun his lower rank, status as a non-apprentice and the circumstances surrounding it, but he puts up with it. When the other monks decide it--however, when they end up choosing to trust Jack (the villain they fight on a regular basis) over him, though, Rai Raimundo absolutely ''loses it'' and beats ends up beating up one of [=PandaBubba=]'s {{Mook}}s so viciously that his friends have to intervene.
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* RealityEnsues: While the last few episodes made it seem like Raimundo was EasilyForgiven by friends for betraying them for the Heylin side, this episode shows that Omi, Clay and Kimiko are still having kind of a hard time trusting of him [[WhatAnIdiot (although choosing to trust Jack, the villain they fight on a regular basis, over Raimundo was still a really stupid move).]]
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* RealityEnsues: While the last few episodes made it seem like Raimundo was EasilyForgiven by friends his friends/teammates for betraying them for the Heylin side, this episode shows that Omi, Clay and Kimiko are still having kind of a hard time trusting of him [[WhatAnIdiot (although trusting--[[WhatAnIdiot although choosing to trust Jack, the Jack (the villain they fight on a regular basis, basis) over Raimundo was still a really stupid move).move.]]
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* ISurrenderSuckers: To rescue his friends, Raimundo allows himself to be captured with Dojo and several Shen Gong Wu in tow, while leaving fake Wu for [=PandaBubba=]'s goons to find.
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* RageBreakingPoint: Raimundo is annoyed at teased about his lower rank, and the circumstances surrounding it, but he puts up with it. When the other monks decide to trust Jack over him, though, Rai ''loses it'' and beats up one of [=PandaBubba=]'s {{Mook}}s so viciously that his friends have to intervene.
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The Xiaolin Monks hear about a crime spree in Hong Kong, with perpetrators using Shen Gong Wu. It turns out that Jack Spicer sold his Wu to [=PandaBubba=], Hong Kong's kingpin. Now Panda Bubba seeks the rest of the Wu to strengthen his hold over the city.
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The Xiaolin Monks hear about a crime spree in Hong Kong, with perpetrators using Shen Gong Wu. It turns out that Jack Spicer sold his Wu to [=PandaBubba=], Hong Kong's kingpin. kingpin of crime. Now Panda Bubba [=PandaBubba=] seeks the rest of the Wu to strengthen his hold over the city.
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* RealityEnsues: While seems like he was EasilyForgiven for betraying his friends and temporarily joining the Heylin side, this episode shows that Raimundo's teammates are still having kind of a hard time trusting him.
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* RealityEnsues: While seems the last few episodes made it seem like he Raimundo was EasilyForgiven by friends for betraying his friends and temporarily joining them for the Heylin side, this episode shows that Raimundo's teammates Omi, Clay and Kimiko are still having kind of a hard time trusting him.of him [[WhatAnIdiot (although choosing to trust Jack, the villain they fight on a regular basis, over Raimundo was still a really stupid move).]]
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* RealityEnsues: While seems like he was EasilyForgiven for betraying his friends and temporarily joining the Heylin side, this episode shows that Raimundo's teammates are still having some trouble trusting him.
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* RealityEnsues: While seems like he was EasilyForgiven for betraying his friends and temporarily joining the Heylin side, this episode shows that Raimundo's teammates are still having some trouble kind of a hard time trusting him.
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* RealityEnsues: While seems like he was [[EasilyForgiven easily forgiven]] for betraying his friends and temporarily joining the Heylin side, this episode shows that Omi, Clay, and Kimiko still having trouble trusting Raimundo.
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* RealityEnsues: While seems like he was [[EasilyForgiven easily forgiven]] EasilyForgiven for betraying his friends and temporarily joining the Heylin side, this episode shows that Omi, Clay, and Kimiko Raimundo's teammates are still having some trouble trusting Raimundo.him.
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* RealityEnsues: While seems like he was [[EasilyForgiven easily forgiven]] for betraying his friends and temporarily joining the Heylin side, this episode shows that Omi, Clay, and Kimiko still having trouble trusting him.
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* RealityEnsues: While seems like he was [[EasilyForgiven easily forgiven]] for betraying his friends and temporarily joining the Heylin side, this episode shows that Omi, Clay, and Kimiko still having trouble trusting him.Raimundo.
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* RealityEnsues: While seems like he was [[EasilyForgiven easily forgiven]] for betraying his friends and temporarily joining the Heylin side, this episode shows that Omi, Clay, and Kimiko still having trouble trusting him.
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The Xiaolin Monks hear about a crime spree in Hong Kong, with perpetrators using Shen Gong Wu. It turns out that Jack Spicer sold his Wu to Panda Bubba, Hong Kong's kingpin. Now Panda Bubba seeks the rest of the Wu to strengthen his hold over the city.
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The Xiaolin Monks hear about a crime spree in Hong Kong, with perpetrators using Shen Gong Wu. It turns out that Jack Spicer sold his Wu to Panda Bubba, [=PandaBubba=], Hong Kong's kingpin. Now Panda Bubba seeks the rest of the Wu to strengthen his hold over the city.
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* EvilVsEvil: Jack wants to steal his Wu back, but Panda Bubba wants to use it for mundane crimes. They briefly team up, but Panda Bubba turns on Jack the first chance he gets.
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* EvilVsEvil: Jack wants to steal his Wu back, but Panda Bubba [=PandaBubba=] wants to use it for mundane crimes. They briefly team up, but Panda Bubba [=PandaBubba=] turns on Jack the first chance he gets.
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* OnceAnEpisode: The "Last Boat Afloat" Xiaolin Showdown Trio, pitting Raimundo against Jack and Pandabubba for the Longi Kite, with Rai's Eye of Dashi versus Jack's Tangle Web Comb versus Pandabubba's Fist of Tebigong; Rai wins after using an Eye of Dashi-Wind Element combo to wipe out Jack and Pandabubba's boats and surf to the finish on the last remaining piece of his own boat.
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* OnceAnEpisode: The "Last Boat Afloat" Xiaolin Showdown Trio, pitting Raimundo against Jack and Pandabubba [=PandaBubba=] for the Longi Kite, with Rai's Eye of Dashi versus Jack's Tangle Web Comb versus Pandabubba's [=PandaBubba's=] Fist of Tebigong; Rai wins after using an Eye of Dashi-Wind Element combo to wipe out Jack and Pandabubba's [=PandaBubba's=] boats and surf to the finish on the last remaining piece of his own boat.
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** It briefly comes down to the two of them racing to the finish in the Showdown Trio, before Rai uses an Eye of Dashi-Wind Element combo to wipe them both out with a tidal wave and win the race.
* OnceAnEpisode: The "Last Boat Afloat" Xiaolin Showdown Trio, pitting Raimundo against Jack and Pandabubba for the Longi Kite, with Rai's Eye of Dashi versus Jack's Tangle Web Comb versus Pandabubba's Fist of Tebigong; Rai wins after using an Eye of Dashi-Wind Element combo to wipe out Jack and Pandabubba's boats and surf to the finish on the last remaining piece of his own boat.
* OnceAnEpisode: The "Last Boat Afloat" Xiaolin Showdown Trio, pitting Raimundo against Jack and Pandabubba for the Longi Kite, with Rai's Eye of Dashi versus Jack's Tangle Web Comb versus Pandabubba's Fist of Tebigong; Rai wins after using an Eye of Dashi-Wind Element combo to wipe out Jack and Pandabubba's boats and surf to the finish on the last remaining piece of his own boat.
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* EvilVsEvil: Jack wants to steal his Wu back, but Panda Bubba wants to use it for mundane crimes. They briefly team up, but Panda Bubba turns on Jack the first chance he gets.
* RankUp: Raimundo finally ascends to Apprentice-level.
* WhatWouldXDo: Omi's idea of advise to Raimundo during the Showdown: "Just think! WHAT WOULD OMI DO!?"
