Archaeologist Jackie Chan joins forces with his adventurous 11-year-old niece, Jade, to race around the world in search of twelve powerful magical talismans before they fall into the hands of the sinister Dark Hand crime syndicate. Along the way, they're aided by Uncle, Jackie's eccentric yet brilliant uncle, whose ancient knowledge and mystical expertise often prove to be the key to defeating dark forces.
Archaeologist Jackie Chan joins forces with his adventurous 11-year-old niece, Jade, to race around the world in search of twelve powerful magical talismans before they fall into the hands of the sinister Dark Hand crime syndicate. Along the way, they're aided by Uncle, Jackie's eccentric yet brilliant uncle, whose ancient knowledge and mystical expertise often prove to be the key to defeating dark forces.
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In a mix of science and magic, the Rabbit Talisman sends Jade back in time to 1976, where she encounters younger versions of Jackie, Uncle and even Valmont. However when Shendu sends the Enforcers back to recover the Talisman (Which Jackie follows), they decide to try to change history by getting rid of the younger Jackie Chan.
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Directed by Michael ChangWritten by David SlackGuest stars John DiMaggio, Paul Robert Langdon, Julian Sands, Thomas Dekker, Clancy Brown, Jeannie Elias, Adam Baldwin
Jackie and Uncle try to study the marking on the statue of Lo Pei, the warrior who scattered the Talismans, hoping to find clues to the remaining ones. When Jade shatters the statue, she finds a way to repair the damage, and brings the ancient warrior to life.
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Directed by Bryan AndrewsWritten by Dean StefanGuest stars David Carradine, Julian Sands, Clancy Brown, Adam Baldwin
Jackie and Jade set out to find the Snake Talisman in a cave in South America. They cross paths with an egotistical "archaeologist" shooting for a TV show. After catching wind of their quest the "archaeologist" steals the Talisman. Things become more complicated after the Dark Hand shows up.
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Directed by Andy ThomWritten by Kevin D. CampbellGuest stars David Carradine, Jeff Bennett, Clancy Brown, Adam Baldwin
Tohru's mother comes to visit him and clashes with Uncle. Meanwhile, Tohru is almost seduced by a rival gang, the Black Hand to return to crime and help them steal the statue of the Golden Octopus.
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Directed by Andy ThomWritten by Dean StefanGuest stars Amy Hill, Clyde Kusatsu, Gedde Watanabe, BD Wong, Clancy Brown
The Dark Hand, with the power of the Talismans, goes on a crime spree. Although Jackie is eager to leave Section 13 behind, he agrees to help them one last time against the Dark Hand. Meanwhile, Shendu escapes back to the real world and tries to possess Jackie but accidentally possesses Valmont instead.
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Directed by Frank SquillaceWritten by David SlackGuest stars John DiMaggio, André Sogliuzzo, Clancy Brown, Frank Welker, Mona Marshall, Glenn Shadix, Julian Sands, Adam Baldwin
The Dark Hand goes hunting for the legendary Pan'ku Box which will lead them to the eight Demon Portals. Knowing that the Dark Hand is too strong with the Talismans for Jackie and Uncle to handle alone, Jade recruits El Toro Fuerte and Viper, along with the reformed Tohru, to form the J-Team.
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Directed by Alan CaldwellWritten by David SlackGuest stars Julian Sands, Clancy Brown, Adam Baldwin, Miguel Sandoval, Franco Velez, Susan Eisenberg, John DiMaggio
Shendu and the Dark Hand find a clue to the first gate that will enable him to release his sister, the Mountain Demon. Jackie goes to Japan to stop them, while Uncle begins to train his new apprentice, Tohru. Meanwhile Jade causes havoc with a duplication spell.
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Directed by Christopher BerkeleyWritten by Eddie GuzelianGuest stars Mona Marshall, Julian Sands, Clancy Brown, Adam Baldwin, John DiMaggio
The Dark Hand allows themselves to be captured and sentenced to prison so they can open the Wind Demon's portal in Hollowlands Prison. Jackie must go undercover.
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Directed by Alan CaldwellWritten by Alexx Van DyneGuest stars John DiMaggio, Glenn Shadix, Julian Sands, Clancy Brown, Adam Baldwin
Shendu goes to Hollywood to free his brother the Thunder Demon. Jade tries to make Jackie the next big action superstar in Hollywood as Jackie tries to prevent the demon from returning.
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Directed by Gary HartleWritten by Andrew RobinsonGuest stars Clancy Brown, Greg Ellis, Frank Welker, Julian Sands, Adam Baldwin, John DiMaggio
When her classmates get a tattoo, Jade decides to get one also. The design she chooses, however, comes from a magical book, which has unexpected consequences.
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Directed by Michael GoguenWritten by David SlackGuest stars Jeannie Elias, Julian Sands, Clancy Brown, Adam Baldwin, John DiMaggio
Jackie is asked to authenticate some artwork in Paris. The art is stolen by Origami, a thief who can fold himself like paper. Jade calls Viper hoping the ex-thief can help them capture him.
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Directed by Christopher BerkeleyWritten by Henry GilroyGuest stars Tim Dang, Susan Eisenberg, Michael Gough
The Dark Hand must travel into space to free Tso Lan, the Moon Demon. Jackie and Jade travel along as stowaways on their stolen shuttle and must hold off the demon so Tohru can arrive on the reserve shuttle with the Chi Spell ingredients. With Uncle handling the incantations from NASA Mission Control, they must seal the Demon Sorcerer back in the void before he uses his gravity-manipulating powers to change the face of Earth forever.
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Directed by Michael ChangWritten by Alexx Van DyneGuest stars Glenn Shadix, Julian Sands, Clancy Brown, Adam Baldwin, John DiMaggio
Jackie searches for the Lotus Temple. Jade gets lost and finds the temple. She also encounters a young girl who is cursed. Jade promises to help her break the curse.
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Directed by Michael ChangWritten by Jan Strnad, Steven MelchingGuest stars Tim Lounibos, Ashlie Chan
Jackie is excavating some ancient armor when Uncle reveals it is the Armor of the Gods. This ancient suit of armor was worn by the Eight Immortals in their battles against the Demon Sorcerers. It proves quite convenient when the Dark Hand travels to Spain to find the portal of Dai Gui, the Earth Demon. However, sealing Dai Gui is complicated, as Jade used a sleeping potion on Uncle because of his constant complaining.
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Directed by Sean SongWritten by Ken GoinGuest stars Frank Welker, Julian Sands, Clancy Brown, John DiMaggio
Section 13 sends its best Agent, Taggart McStone to stop Dr. Necrosis. Jade stows away and accompanies him on his mission, sending Jackie after them.
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Directed by Seung Eun Kim, Chap YaepWritten by Jan StrnadGuest stars Charles Shaughnessy, Christopher Daniel Barnes, Greg Ellis, Dan Gilvezan, Clancy Brown
The Dark Hand seeks out the next Demon Portal at Fenway Park. Hsi Wu the Sky Demon, flies out of the Demon Netherworld but it's right in front of the girls bathroom door, and his tail snaps of as Jade tries to close the door. Hsi Wu disguises himself as one of Jade's classmates and they become friends. But once Hsi Wu learns that Uncle put a Chi Spell on his tail, an angered Jade uses some of the Talismans to confront him.
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Directed by Gary HartleWritten by Hilary BaderGuest stars Jeannie Elias, André Sogliuzzo, Clancy Brown
Jackie and Uncle are supposed to explore an underground city the same night as Jade's theatrical debut. Jade's upset that no one will be there to see her perform, and comes up with a solution. An ancient evil is freed from the underground city seeking revenge on the descendants of the one who imprisoned it.
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Directed by Chuck DrostGuest stars Kate Higgins, Corey Burton
Jackie discovers a necklace, known as the Eye of Aurora, that allows its user to teleport anywhere by saying "Return to (name of place)". To occupy Jade, he signs her up for Buttercup Scouts. However, an evil treasure hunter arrives looking for the necklace, which Jade has taken on a camping trip to Summit Hill with Jackie.
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Directed by Andy ThomWritten by Dean StefanGuest stars Joe Lala, Lauren Wood, Mae Whitman, Mona Marshall
An evil dentist smuggles an ancient artifact called the Holy Sutras in Jackie's filling. The hero must prevent the Sutras from falling into the wrong hands.
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Directed by Phil WeinsteinWritten by Steven MelchingGuest stars Dan Castellaneta, Kat Cressida, Quinton Flynn, Patrick Pinney
Jade befriends the boy king of Tangra when he comes to visit, and uses the Snake Talisman to get out for some much-needed fun. Unfortunately, this falls right into a plot to kidnap the young king and hold him for ransom.
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Directed by Chap YaepWritten by Steven MelchingGuest stars Tim Dang, Chantal Strand, Michael Emanuel, Dionne Quan, Clancy Brown
The Dark Hand releases Bai Tza, the Water Demon. She seeks out her old kingdom – Atlantis, but when she finds it in ruins, she chooses to drown San Francisco as a new home with some information from Finn. Meanwhile, Valmont manages to render Shendu out cold and seeks help from the Chans to exorcise him from his body. However as Uncle is preoccupied with finding a spell to stop the flood, so the Chans with Valmont have to face Bai Tza without him.
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Directed by Alan CaldwellWritten by David SlackGuest stars Mona Marshall, Julian Sands, Clancy Brown, Adam Baldwin
Before Bai Tza can use another flood, Uncle uses a gourd from one of the Immortals to seal her away again. Unfortunately, Jade steps too close to the chi spell and is dragged into Bai Sa's portal. Meanwhile, the Demon Sorcerers communicate with and confront Shendu. In order to escape punishment, he promises that all seven of the Demons can use his own Portal – the only one left – to come back to Earth. A race against time ensues as the Chans work from both sides to both recover Jade and close the last portal for good.
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Directed by Gary HartleWritten by Hilary BaderGuest stars Mona Marshall, André Sogliuzzo, Glenn Shadix, Julian Sands, John DiMaggio
Shendu alters the Book of Ages, and changes history. In a world where demons rule, Jade remembers how things were, and must convince her Uncles to help her set things right.
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Directed by Christopher BerkeleyWritten by David SlackGuest stars André Sogliuzzo, Mona Marshall
Jade, Uncle, and Jackie escape from Shendu's palace with a few talismans taken from Shendu. Using Jade's memories of the Immortal symbols, they embark on a mission to find the other members of the J-Team and manage to banish half of the Demons in the process. Realizing what has transpired, Shendu and the other three remaining Demons make a final stand at Australia to prevent history from being corrected.
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Directed by Sean SongWritten by David SlackGuest stars Mona Marshall, John DiMaggio, André Sogliuzzo, Glenn Shadix, Miguel Sandoval, Franco Velez, Susan Eisenberg
Jackie finds a highly valued cat statue. Anyone who is scratched by it is magically transformed. Forced to steal it back for a gangster when Jackie is tossed into a jail cell, Jade is able to retrieve the statue, but gets scratched by it in the process. Uncle had been researching into the Cat’s legend, and says that the cure lies within. Jackie soon has an epiphany, and decides the Cat is too dangerous to be in a museum. So he smashes the statue, thus releasing a purple-colored gas that cures Valmont and Jade. With that, Jackie then realizes that “The antidote lies within” meant that the antidote was inside the statue itself (and not within a person, despite what he thought at first).
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Directed by Michael ChangWritten by Hilary Bader, Dean StefanGuest stars Maurice LaMarche, Howard Hoffman, Danny Mann, Julian Sands, Clancy Brown, Adam Baldwin
Jackie provides security for a valuable Chinese artifact. The museum decides to transport the artifact via a cruise ship, and allow Jackie to take his family along. Tohru's mother joins them on the cruise.
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Directed by Alan CaldwellWritten by Patricia Carr, Lara OlsenGuest stars Amy Hill, Bill Fagerbakke, Michael T. Weiss, Nicholas Guest
Monks arrive and claim that Tohru is their reincarnated leader. They take him to their temple where they hope to awaken the memories of his past lifetimes. But Daolon Wong, a dark chi wizard, plots to prevent his ascension.
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Directed by Phil WeinsteinWritten by Adam BeechenGuest stars George Takei, André Sogliuzzo, Kate Higgins, Corey Burton, James Hong
Jackie finds the treasure of Green Beard the Pirate. When jewels are stolen in the neighborhood, Tohru is suspected because of his past. But they soon discover the real culprits.
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Directed by Gary HartleWritten by Brian KaplanGuest stars Victor Brandt, Clancy Brown
Stonehenge is stolen. Jackie goes to England on an archaeological dig, and encounters a secret society that plans to destroy the modern world.
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Directed by Gary HartleWritten by Adam BeechenGuest stars Andrew Ableson, Jeff Bennett, Martin Jarvis, Rob Paulsen, Neil Ross, Frank Welker, Clancy Brown
While examining some antiques in an old castle, Jackie and company encounter a vampire who lives by draining people's chi. When the vampire drains the chi of of the family, the remaining members find a way to temporarily revive their fallen comrade. With the vampire growing stronger with each victim, they must quickly find a way to defeat him permanently.
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Directed by Chap YaepWritten by Adam Beechen, Rob HoegeeGuest stars George Cheung, Dee Bradley Baker
The Good, the Bad, the Blind, the Deaf and the Mute
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Uncle receives signs from Chi Master Fong, and follows them to the Hidden Valley. They find Daolon Wong as he prepares to unleash the dark chi held in check in a statue. Tohru is struck blind, Jackie is mute and Jade is now deaf, and soon Uncle is captured by his archenemy. The team must learn to use their other senses to free Uncle and defeat Daolon Wong.
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Directed by Phil WeinsteinWritten by Steven MelchingGuest stars James Hong
Jackie finds the Bands of Shiva. Hak Foo pursues Jacki back to Uncle's shop to get the bands. Jade casts a spell to make Hak Foo disappear, but inadvertently shrinks Jackie and Hak Foo.
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Directed by Alan CaldwellWritten by Alexx Van DyneGuest stars John DiMaggio
Jackie buys Jade a Monkey King puppet to help Jade in an upcoming talent show. They inadvertently release the Monkey King, and he quickly causes mischief. Jackie has been turned into a puppet.
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Directed by Christopher BerkeleyWritten by Alexx Van DyneGuest stars Robert Ito, Bill Tanzer
Captain Black is ordered to remove the Talismans from Section 13. So they're force to a new place for them. Daolon Wong tries for the Talismans, unaware that all the powers of the Talismans have been transferred into the Amazing T-Girl.
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Directed by Chuck DrostWritten by Hilary BaderGuest stars André Sogliuzzo, James Hong, Clancy Brown
