Jackie Chan Adventures
Jackie Chan Adventures

Jackie Chan Adventures

2000-09-09 | TV-Y7 | en
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EP1  Relics of Demon Past
Sep. 11,2004
Relics of Demon Past

Drago breaks out of Section 13 on a mission to absorb the demon chi that is held in the original artifacts used to defeat the demons so many years ago. He finds the Enforcers at a petting zoo and transforms them into dragon-human hybrids. Drago locates the fan that holds the chi of the Wind Demon. Meanwhile, Jade gets into the nasty habit of burping. Jackie and Captain Black hunt Drago down to a Chinese-themed car wash, where the fan is located. Unbeknownst to everyone, Jade absorbs the demon chi. At school, her burps create powerful wind storms, and she begins to transform into a frog. Drago attacks Jade at school in order to absorb the chi, but Uncle and Tohru arrive to capture it instead. Drago fires the Enforcers and turns them back into their old human selves after they prove that they are weak and useless.

EP2  It's All in the Game
Sep. 18,2004
It's All in the Game

Uncle has fashioned a locater for the activated relics. As Jade watched a game show called, ""The International Island Challenge,"" the locater senses the next relic, which is the prize on the game show: the gourd containing the Water Demon's chi. Jade pleads Jackie to let them enter the contest held on Boru Island, but Jackie explains that this is a serious mission. However, on the set, the producer mistakes Jackie, Uncle, Jade, and Tohru as a competing family. They must face off against the Dusseldorf family, but they fail in the first task when Tohru falls off the bridge after being pelted by coconuts. However, it is Uncle who is voted out of the family, but he manages to stay on the island for the night after complaining about his supposed fear of flying. In the second round, neither family wins the bug-eating contest, so they must race in the tie-breaking round. When Jackie, Tohru, and Jade near the finish line, Drago appears, manages to obtain the Water Demon chi, and creates a tid

EP3  Black and White and Chi All Over
Sep. 25,2004
Black and White and Chi All Over

Jade's hopes of a birthday celebration are dashed when Drago's failed attempt at stealing the recovered two demon chis puts everyone on high alert at Section 13. The postponement of her birthday continues when two demons' chis, earth and moon, are activated within the same day. It is a race against time as Jackie, Uncle, Tohru, and Jade attempt to stop Drago, his new henchmen, Strikemaster Ice and his gang from acquiring the power of the two chis.

EP4  Dragon Scouts
Oct. 16,2004
Dragon Scouts

The Enforcers are released from prison and are required to finish off their sentence by doing community service. Jackie begins tailing them, watching their every move. They have become suspects in his investigation into the failed attempt by three unknown assailants to steal the valuable golden squid, which is being showcased at the museum. Meanwhile, Jade who quit the buttercup scouts due to sheer boredom has joined the dragon scouts in a quest for more adventure and excitement. Jade becomes very suspicious of three specific members of the scouts when she and Jackie discover that they are the nephews of the Enforcers. She begins following and watching them, hoping to catch the three kids doing something illegal.

EP5  The Demon Beneath My Wings
Jun. 04,2005
The Demon Beneath My Wings

After capturing the chi of Hsi Wu, the sky demon, Uncle attempts to place it in the chi containment unit. However it is broken, so the chi must remain in the chi-o-matic. Thinking that it is empty, Jade then takes Uncle's chi contraption with her on a school field trip to a haunted doorknob museum. Jade's teacher, Mrs. Hartman confiscates the chi-o-matic and accidentally infuses herself with Hsi Wu's chi. Things get worse in the haunted house when Drago appears and the ghosts get angry at the presence of two demons in their house.

EP6  Mirror, Mirror
Jun. 04,2005
Mirror, Mirror

Jackie and the gang visit the ancestral home of the Chans in China (now mostly underwater). There, they accidentally release three demon spirits that transform their bodies into the physical embodiment of their fears.

EP7  Antler Action
Jun. 11,2005
Antler Action

The Demon Chi briefly escapes from the Containment Unit. All of them are retrieved, except for the Earth Demon chi, which flees Section 13 and inhabits the body of one of Jades' Friends Larry (a comic book nerd, who also loves Super Moose) who proceeds to use his new demon powers for good as the superhero Spectacularry. Unfortunately he causes more problems than he solves. To prevent Draco obtaining the Earth demon Chi Jackie, Jade and Uncle Head to where any comic nerd with super powers would go, a comic fair. But the Demon Chi is slowly overwhelm Larry's good nature and with Drago closing in, Jackie, Jade and Uncle must save Larry before his super heroics destroy all around him.

EP8  Clash of the Titanics
Jun. 11,2005
Clash of the Titanics

Tchang Zu's demon chi is located in the ruins of the Titanic. Jackie, Jade, Tohru, and Uncle, ridden with the flu, journey into the murky depths of the wreck to find it, but Drago has followed them. Things aren't helped when Jackie suffers from being down in the cold water for too long and he loses all grip of his senses...

EP9  Stealing Thunder
Jun. 18,2005
Stealing Thunder

After fully absorbing the chi of Tchang Zu, Drago sets out to magnify the power of the thunder chi by turning his new lair, Seattle’s Space Needle into his own personal electrical rod. Uncle reveals that the longer that Drago has the demon chi, it will become even more difficult for him to remove it.

EP10  Weight and See
Jun. 18,2005
Weight and See

The chi of the mountain demon, Po Kong is released after Tohru has a midnight snack whilst on a diet.

EP11  J2: Revisited
Jul. 08,2005
J2: Revisited

A dark Chi-Wizard from the future called Iso travels to the past to steal one half of an ancient relic from Section 13. Unbeknownst to Iso, Jade follows him through a time portal on his return trip to the future and runs into her older self. Young Jade is shocked and disappointed to learn that adult Jade has so easily accepted the punishment of being demoted from field agent to desk duty at Section 13.

EP12  The Powers That Be (1)
Jun. 25,2005
The Powers That Be (1)

Drago succeeds in capturing Jackie, Uncle, and Captain Black. He holds them for ransom in order to get the prize that he so desperately wants, the Chi containment unit. With the lives of their loved ones hanging in the balance, Jade and Tohru confront Drago and turn to an old enemy for research. It appears that Jade and Tohru aren't the only ones hoping to double-cross the son of Shendu.

EP13  The Powers That Be (2)
Jun. 25,2005
The Powers That Be (2)

Captain Black, the J-Team, and some old adversaries put their differences aside to come together in order to stop Drago who is on the verge of conquering the entire world.

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Jackie Chan teams up with his 11-year-old fictive-niece, Jade, traveling the globe to locate a dozen magical talismans before the sinister Dark Hand. Helping Jackie and Jade is Uncle, a cantankerous but wise antiquities expert.

Jackie Chan Adventures Audience Reviews

Solidrariol Am I Missing Something?
Huievest Instead, you get a movie that's enjoyable enough, but leaves you feeling like it could have been much, much more.
ChicDragon It's a mild crowd pleaser for people who are exhausted by blockbusters.
Francene Odetta It's simply great fun, a winsome film and an occasionally over-the-top luxury fantasy that never flags.
TheLittleSongbird Now don't take my summary in a bad way. I like Jackie Chan a lot, I think he is very talented at what he does, and I was intrigued when I saw this. The concept was hokey to me at first, but when it came to seeing the show I was impressed with how it turned out. The story lines are somewhat original and don't feel formulaic or predictable, and the writing is funny and intelligent. Then we have the animation, the backgrounds are unique and the colours unusual but really nice, but I have to say the action/stunt sequences turned out brilliantly. And I like the characters, Jackie is a great character, he is loyal, determined and brave, and the villains are fun, especially Hak Foo(brilliantly voiced by Jim Cummings). And the voice acting is very well done, very dynamic and expressive. I do agree though the first half of the show is better than the second, the second wasn't bad, but I felt there were episodes when it focused a little too much on Jade. Don't get me wrong Jade is very cute and funny, but there needed to be more of a balance between her and Jackie, I got the sense sometimes Jackie was merely a side character on occasions during that occasion. Overall, a surprisingly enjoyable show that made the most of its concept. 8/10 Bethany Cox
bbally81 Well, you see I'm more of an anime fan. So this is the best American cartoon ever made, and i've notice that they did pay some tribute for anime which is a big improvement over the lousy Totally Spies. As for it being a fictional Celebrity-based Cartoon, I've never thought any of the Celebrity based cartoons would even match with the MR.T cartoon. But as usual Jackie Chan proves that no one makes a better real-life superhero than him. It also one of my three favorite Waner Bros. cartoons ever made, the other 2 being Static Shock and Road Rovers.This show is a must see for both cartoon fans and Jackie Chan fans.
AtomicAnthony This show is very good, talented, funny. All of that! Jackie Chan is a great hero. Jade in the series is a great female hero. This cartoon shows originality, and the humor is very well written. The WB made this show look great. I think the animation is terrific!!!! Rock on Jackie!!
gears_chatroom_god I first encountered "Jackie Chan Adventures" by accident, while flipping channels one day. It was the first episode of the show, and as soon as I found out what it was, I laughed out loud at the ridiculousness of the show's concept, thinking it would be pretty awful.As the first season progressed, I soon learned how wrong I was. A hugely witty, fast-paced, well-written show, with a great mix of action, comedy and a supernatural edge that all blended together to create a truly enjoyable TV experience. The high point of the season was surely the appearance of Hak Foo, who, with his massive build, extravagent hair, and urge to give names to his attack techniques, was clearly a well-aimed swipe at "Dragonball Z."The fact he was voiced by Jim Cummings was a bonus, too.However, for me, the second season has proved to be something of a disappointment. For starters, it begins with a double-dose of episodes which are set at different points DURING the first season, which really confused me, as it wasn't clearly stated. Then, the third episode was set in real-time, but was just a filler episode before the main season plot started. And there is where this season falls down.FILLER.The primary plot of the season is that Shendu has returned, and is seeking to free his demon bretheren from their interdimensional prison. A very good idea, which furthers the supernatural element of the previous season and kicks it up a couple of notches. And yes, when a demon appears in the series, it's a sign the episode will be a good one.However, this season is nearly three times as long as the first one - but there are only seven demons. Hence, for every episode with a demon, there are roughly two or three episodes that are totally unrelated, and are nothing more than filler material where some random myth or legend is explored (and quite commonly bastardized). Often, the fillers are very poorly written, as well - a HORRIBLE episode about the Chupacabra comes to mind. It was quite possibly one of the worst things I've seen on television of late).I get the impression that the filler episodes would be a lot better if they actually involved the Dark Hand, who are, to be honest, the only source of comedy in the show that's actually FUNNY (with the exception of Uncle, but he has not had nearly enough to do this season, other than use the phrase "chi spell" far, FAR too much). Though for some reason, Hak Foo, who is now a regular Dark Hang member in this season, is not nearly as funny as in season one. Perhaps it's because he only really worked for comedy purposes as a one-shot character, or maybe it's 'cause Cummings is no longer doing his voice.This season is increasingly being dragged down by the fact they may as well rename it "Jade Chan Adventures." Jade is becoming the driving force behind every non-demon episode, and is FAR too involved in the demon episodes for the liking of myself or anyone else that I've discussed the show with. She's an annoying character, who is one of those individuals you *really* wish you could smack, but ya can't, 'cause it's just a cartoon. Her irritating pre-teen "gag me with a spoon" voice and attitude are, I would guess, supposed to make the show accessible to girls of her age, but they just annoy the hell out of everyone else.The second season finale has not yet aired here in Ireland at the time of this writing, but it's coming soon, and hopefully it will make up for the fluctuating quality of this season.

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