List of Yin Yang Yo! Episodes - Episode List - Season 2 (2008/09)

Deja Foo: Ultimoose is tired of every other villain treating him like garbage. During a picnic scavenger hunt (which he wasn't invited to) he forges a plan to find the old Night Master's Amnesulet to make Grizzleflayvin forget the old Night Master. The Ultimoose will gain all of the Night Master's powers. Meanwhile, Yang wakes up and has a lousy day. Although Master Yo tells him it's not wise to walk around grumpy, Yang is too angry to listen. Yang is surprised when four floating spirit heads claiming to be ancient Woo Foo Masters tell Yang he needs to find the Amnesulet before Ultimoose does. But Yang doesn't listen to them, and Ultimoose finds the Amnesulet, gaining all the powers of The Night Master. Yang finds himself outmatched and can't beat Ultimoose's new powers. Then he discovers the Amnesulet has a reset button. Yang pushes it, and the whole day begins again. Knowing how the original events of the day play out, Yang makes the best of a bad day and gets revenge on everybody. Antagonist: Ultimoose/The Night Mooster

The Pecking Order: Yin and Yang prepare to go on vacation. Coop returns and tried to warn them of The Night Master's energy escaping, but they ignore him until it's too late. Antagonist: Night Master's Energy Form

Party Favors: Coop's mom is throwing a "welcome back/thanks for saving the world all by yourself" party, and Yin and Yang are the only ones not invited. Meanwhile, three flunkies join together and try to get into The Night Master's fortress. However, they need the spare key, which the Night Master gave to Coop! Antagonist: Fr-Pred, Flayviour, Charles

Smoke and Mirrors: A new girl named Smoke comes into town claiming to want to be Yang's girlfriend. At first it's great. She likes all the stuff Yang likes. But Yang didn't count on her capturing him to be her slave champion in a tournament fighting game. Now Smoke's brother, Mirrors, picks Yin to be his own rabbit champion in the tournament, forcing Yin and Yang to go up against each other. Antagonist: Smoke and Mirrors

Yin-credible: Carl captures the town's President, and even though Yin and Yang work together to stop Carl's plot, Yin is offered and takes all the credit for doing the job by herself. Naturally, Yang feels jaded but he has bigger things to worry about. Carl has decided to fight back, and with the power of earphones, he won't be able to hear the insults that usually throw him off. Yin has to decide whether to try to save the day by herself or swallow her pride and apologize to Yang. Antagonist: Carl

Pre-theme song saying: Yang/My girlfriend gave it to me

Brain Drain: Master Yo wants Yang to start using his brain to fight bad guys, but Yang isn't interested. An old floating skull villain named Mastermind, sees a way for him to use Yang's non-interest of using brain power to his advantage. Mastermind tricks Yang into giving up his brain, and Mastermind's brain now takes over Yang's body! With Mastermind controlling Yang, he can fulfill his plans for world domination. Yang will have to figure out a way to use only his brain in order to get back to the Dojo and get his body back before sundown.Antagonist: Mastermind

The Big Payback: As strong as Master Yo is, there's a villain even he can't beat. Once a year, a purple anthropomorphic clothed horse with black hair named Badfoot with a voice and personality reminiscent of a funk singer, comes into town to steal Master Yo's Woo Foo. And no matter what Master Yo tries, he has been unable to beat him. Even worse, if Master Yo doesn't fight, the villain threatens to bring harm to innocent civilians. Yin and Yang are determined to help Master Yo this time around and prove to him that every villain has a weakness and can be beat! Antagonist: Badfoot

Imperfect Fooplicates: Yin and Yang uses a magical bracelet to make fooplicates of themselves until Yuck returns. Antagonist: Yuck

Messy Relationships: Melodia returns to claim Yang until Fastidous makes Yin mad with the stink aardvarks. Antagonist: Fastidious

A Bad Case of the Buglies: Yin has finally thought of a good insult for Carl: He's bugly (because he's a bug and he's ugly). But Carl isn't going to take this insult lying down. he shells out $29.99 for a repulsifier potion from Saranoia and tricks Yin and Yang into drinking it. Now Yin and Yang both look bugly (because they're bunnies and they're ugly). Yang doesn't care about how he looks fighting evil, but Yin does and she takes it really hard. Antagonist: Carl and Ice Monster

Control Issues: Master Yo wants Yang to learn self-control, but because Yang won't learn it from him, Master Yo takes Yang to learn from Ultimoose, who claims to have turned over a new leaf. While Yang is being forced to fight a giant monster until he learns self-control, Yin has to figure out why her friends are acting so weird and stealing stuff. It turns out Ultimoose isn't trying to teach self-control, he's trying to use mind-control on Yang and his friends with the use of a magic hat. Antagonist: Ultimoose, Master Yo, Roger Jr, Lena and Dave

Foreign Exchange Problem: Yin and Yang get a lesson in cultural enrichment when a foreign exchange student from Redneckistan named Jobeaux shows up. Meanwhile, the Chung Pow Kitties return in search of a powerful Woo Foo artifact. Yin and Yang suspect that there is more to Jobeaux than meets the eye. Antagonist: Chung Pow Kitties

Turnabout: Master Yo is sick of Yin and Yang disrespecting him. Yin and Yang are sick of Master Yo treating them like babies. When young Kraggler switches ages with Yo (part of a diabolical plan), Yin and Yang are forced to babysit the three-year-old Yo, and he reveals how powerful (and bratty) he was as a child. Antagonist: Kraggler

The Manotaur: A half-human, half-bull monster called The Manotaur has captured the two-ni-corns so he can shave them and make a wig from their fur. But The Manotaur's scheme is deeper than that. It also involves ripping off the designs of a villain in Yang's favorite comic book. Yin and Yang use that knowledge to battle The Manotaur. Antagonist: Manotaur

League of Evil: Yin and Yang decide that they want their own headquarters, and Carl decides that he's tired of living with his mom. So Yin and Yang get a place in Master Yo's Outhouse while Carl tries to find an apartment to rent. Yin and Yang's problem is that the Outhouse isn't big enough, and Carl's problem is that three other villains are also laying claim to the place that Carl wants. Carl decides the four villains should share the apartment and become a League of Evil. Yin and Yang must find a way to defeat Carl, Smoke, Mr. Pondscum, and a new villain called The Puffin. Antagonist: Carl, Smoke, Pondscüm, and The Puffin

This Yang Isn't Brought To You By...: Yang wants to buy a new Y Cube 9000 portable gaming system. But when a mysterious sponsor named Shillshore sees him fight, he wants him to be a spokes person for GreedCo toys. Yang sells his dignity, unaware that the toys he's endorsing are posing serious harm to children. Yin tries to bring Yang to his senses before anyone gets hurt. Antagonist: Shillshore and the GreedCo President

Stuck: Yin, Yang, Lena, and Roger Jr. are bored out of their minds until a mysterious mail carrier (Smoke, in disguise) gives them a coupon for a free vacation to an island. Even though they all figure that it's probably a trap, they go anyway since it will be more exciting than what they have been doing. Dave insists that he comes along. But when they get to the island, not only does it turn out to be a trap, it turns out to be a much better trap then they expected it to be, and everyone except Dave ends up getting captured by Smoke. Now it's up to Dave to find a way to defeat Smoke and her three evil hench-creatures. Antagonist: Smoke and her new Forever Friends.

Notes: Stuck is a parody of Lost.

Back when Yang was still a jerk, Yang promised Coop that if he did him some favors, he would get Yin to go on a date with Coop. When Coop comes to go on the date, Yin makes it clear that she won't go on the date until Coop starts acting evil again. Master Yo discovers Coop's aura is split into half-good and half-bad, and the bad aura needs to be taken away. The only way to do that is with a magical set of suspenders and a bow-tie. Master Yo goes on a quest to retrieve the magical items and instructs Yin to go on the date to make sure Coop doesn't become evil. Yang goes on the date, too to antagonize his sister, making her mad. When she gets mad, it makes Coop mad, and he turns evil. His evil spreads to Yin, making her want to be with the evil Coop even more. Yin is uneasy with hurting people and tries to stop hanging out with Coop, but he makes her even more evil, and they go on a rampage. Yang tries to prevent Yin and coop from getting into The Night Master's lair until Master Yo can return with the magical items. Yang has to battle with three incarnations of evil Yin. Antagonist: Dark Coop/Dark Yin

Basic Yin-stinct: Yin's Woo Foo instincts are always spot-on; Yang's decisions are always wrong. Carl manages to hex Yin by tricking her into eating Watermelon Seeds of Doubt. With Yin always second-guessing herself and unable to make decisions, Carl's evil plans have a chance to succeed. This episode is a parody of the TV series 24, following a countdown clock to zero, when Master Yo finishes going to the bathroom. Antagonist: Carl

Fighting Fooberty: When Yin and Yang's Woo Foo powers start acting up and their bodies start changing, Yo realizes he has to give them "the talk." Meanwhile, Pondscüm is going through some changes too. It turns out that he's not a goldfish. He's a pollywog. When the Blixens decide they don't want to hang with him, he tries to steal enough money to get a trans-species plastic surgery. Antagonist: Pondscüm

Yin Yang Carl: Carl discovers that Yin and Yang have forgotten Master Yo's birthday. So Carl tricks them into accepting a dangerous gift to give to Master Yo, so Yin and Yang won't be thought of as being thoughtless. But the gift is really a candle that once lit and blown out, switches the brains of Master Yo and Carl. Now Master Yo is in Carl's body, and Carl is in Master Yo's body. Carl plans to order the Woo Foo Warriors to their doom, while Master Yo finds out just what Carl has to deal with at his home. Antagonist: Carl (and Herman, to a lesser extent)

Smorks: Master Yo has to go to a responsible parenting meeting and leave Yin and Yang at the dojo. He warns Yin to not take in any pets. But when Yin sees a bunch of seemingly harmless green creatures called the Smorks, she decides to take them in and protect them from Yang. But Yang thinks that the Smorks are harboring a dark secret and actually aren't that innocent. Antagonist: The Smorks. Notes: This episode is a parody of The Smurfs

Wonder Tweens Go!: The one show Yin, Yang, Lena, and Melodia love more than anything in the world is "Super Tweenage Team Teens Go." They never miss an episode. However, their dedication to the show interferes with their responsibilities, and this brings back The Lesson! This time, he shows the four characters (and Dave, just for the heck of it) why they should be more focused on being heroes in real life than trying to be superhereos on a TV show. The Lesson uses Zarnot in his plan to teach them a lesson, which leads to unintended trouble. Antagonist: Zarnot and The Lesson. Notes: This episode is a parody of Teen Titans

Touchy Feelings: Fred is conflicted because he is unsure if he should be a good guy or a bad guy. But when he runs into Yin and Yang at the mall, he gets mad and zaps both Yang and Master Yo. Master Yo's body begins to fall apart, and Yang loses his emotions. At first, Yin thinks an emotionless Yang is going to be awesome, but she soon realizes Yang is useless in a battle without all of his feelings. Antagonist: Fr-Ped

O'Brother There Art Thou: When Yang separates himself from Yin and Master Yo, he saves a robot, and they start to act like brothers. But Yin is feeling suspicious and jealous and discovers the robot is actually a spy made by Zarnot sent to destroy Yang. Antagonist: Zarnot and the Robot Child

Roger...Over and Out: When Yang constantly insults and embarrasses Roger Skelewog and his father in front of everyone, he and Roger go on a Reality Show. On the show, an all-out brawl erupts between Roger Skelewog Sr. and Yang. Antagonist: Roger Skelewog Sr. Notes: The show is a parody of The Jerry Springer Show and Maury.

Inconvenient Tooth: Yang has a bad toothache, but he won't admit it because he believes the dentist is evil. However, Master Yo discovers it and tells Yang that if he doesn't fix his teeth, that he will catch Bad Hair Tooth. Yang thinks that nothing could be worse than the dentist and runs away. He catches Bad Hair Tooth, and he turns into what looks like Bugs Bunny and acts like him, too, only with different phrases (such as "What's up, Dork?"). Meanwhile, Carl is asked by his mother to hunt a non Woo Foo rabbit for dinner to earn her respect, and he begins to look like Elmer Fudd and acts like him, too. Carl then begins hunting Yang, though he doesn't realize who it is. This episode parodies many Looney Tunes characters, such as Bugs Bunny and Roadrunner. Antagonist: Carl

Situation Tragedy: Carl discovers two of Yin and Yang's biggest weaknesses. Popularity distracts them, and if they are losing a battle, they run to the Dojo. So he gets his magic remote fixed from 600 Channels Of Doom, and puts them on a sitcom in front of a live studio audience. Carl also creates an episode where he buys the dojo if they can't pay off the debt. Before they know it, Yin and Yang are in a battle for the dojo that they can't even pay attention to. The sitcom show in this episode is a parody of The Suite Life of Zack & Cody. Antagonist: Carl

Skirting the Issue: After Roger Jr. insults Yang's manliness (After being left in the middle of a street wearing the "Foodle-Skirt of Ultimate Protection"), they have a competition to see who's manlier. Ultimoose drains their manliness during the contest to power a missile aimed toward Tallville, and he kidnaps Yin and ties her to the missile! Antagonist: Ultimoose and his goons

Clown-Fu Fighting: Yang learns of a new fighting style called Clown Fu. He wants to learn the art, but Master Yo says no way, and backs it up with a "because I said so." But Yang learns from the four floating Woo Foo elders that something he needs to complete an armor suit he can only get from knowing Clown-Fu. Master Yo relents and lets him learn Clown-Fu. Yin tags along and learns how to unicycle. Yang has to decide whether to take the clown wig for Woo-Foo or leave it for Clown-Fu. Antagonist: The Numbercrunchers

Cat Smash Fever: Yin and Yang are tired of the Chung Pow Kitties breaking in so much. So they spread false rumors to break up the group. But they just end up with a bigger problem: Three Chung Pow Kitty-like groups? Yin and Yang have to try to bring them back together. Antagonist: Black-Eyed Chung Pow Kitties, Chung Pow Kitties Revisited and Nine-Inch Tails.

Camp Magic Pants: Yin is accepted to a camp for magical creatures, and Yang tags along because of Master Yo. Yin falls in love with Terry Otter and starts using her magic for evil purposes in order to win a contest. Meanwhile, a beast is starting to awaken, and Yuck takes control of he monster. Yin and Yang have to quit playing pranks on each other long enough to defeat the monster controlled by Yuck. Antagonist: Yuck and Terry Otter.

Worked Stiff: When Yang tries to get a job in order to make enough money to buy shoes, he gets a job at Manga-topia Land. He's forced to wear a "Blue Bunny Dang" costume for his job. He is humiliated and disgraced by the children, and his co-workers are fired for bizarre reasons until the only ones left are Yang and the 'Squid-Guy'. However it is revealed that Smoke and Mirrors were behind all this, and when they attempt to destroy them, Yang must decide whether to get his payment and buy the sneakers or save his new friend. Antagonist: Smoke and Mirrors.

Mission Yinpossible: Carl receives magical slippers that grant him his heart's desire. Carl's desire is for everyone to bow down to him as the ruler the planet. But instead, it gives Carl the love that his mother, Edna, gives more to Herman. When news comes about the new Carl-loving Edna moving into a new house for Carl, Yin and Yang try to steal the slippers from Carl because they think he's going to do something evil with them. Master Yo didn't like the idea because Carl hadn't done anything evil for more than three months, but they sneak off to Carl's new home and try to steal them anyway. Antagonist: Carl.

Get Off My Back: Yang and Carl fight over a replica of an enchanted hammer that is for sale in a store where Mastermind works. Mastermind tries to ruin their lives by fusing the two back-to-back. The only way to undo the curse is to cooperate. After they try to waste each other, they go to Carl's Castle, where Yang and Herman become close friends, and Carl's mom takes a liking to Yang. Afterward, they go to Yang's house where Carl impresses Yin and Yo with his cooking and grooming skills. The enemies will have to learn to be friends to be free of each other. Antagonist: Mastermind (And, to a lesser extent, Carl and Herman.)

Slumber Party of Doom: Yin plans a 'fun' slumber party, but she starts blasting people carelessly and acting obsessive about the party, and confines Yang to his room. Meanwhile, one of the Woo Foo Elders contacts Yang, and he activates the "Woo Foo Book of Ultimate Eeeeeevil" to turn Yin's friends into mind-eating zombies. Yin will have to stop the rampage without sacrificing the fun of her slumber party. Antagonist: Zombie Girls (Hypnotized versions of Yin's friends created by Yang.)

Old Softie: Yin, Yang, and Yo win a trip to a pretzel factory where the head of the company shows them a large room filled with salt, a mustard river, and song-singing munchkins. But it's an evil plot tries to eliminate the Woo Foo warriors. The tour guide sets Master Yo up for serious injuries by using killer robots and pretzel snakes. The tour guide turns out to be their enemy Badfoot. Antagonist: Badfoot

Upstanding Yuck: While Yin and Yang make a toilet paper run for Master Yo, they come face-to-face with Yuck. But Yuck has changed. Both Yin and Yang don't believe that Yuck is now a good guy, so they follow Yuck to see what his new evil plan is. Yuck goes to the city, donates all his savings to a Redneckistan care program, helps President Muffin's kitten, changes a flat tire, and cleans Master Yo's toe jam. But Yin and Yang still don't believe that Yuck has truly changed. Antagonist: Yuck

Today You Are a Bear: After being going to Vinny's Bear Mitzvah, Yin and Yang want to be bears after having a great time. The bears' enemy, Ranger Ron, takes advantage of it creating an alias of Bo Grizzly and opening a Bear school. But this school teaches you how not to be a bear. When Yin and Yang go to their Bear Mitzvah, their behavior is the opposite of what it should be. Before they know it, they are under attack by dozens of grizzly bears. Antagonist: Ranger Ron

For The Love Of Clamboy!: Yin becomes materialistic and finds a clam boy named Clamuel who will give her beautiful pearls if she dates him. He tries to get her into a "clam wedding." Yin refuses to tell him she's using him and goes anyway. But Yin refuses to marry Clamuel, and he turns into a large clam monster. Yin discovers that the beast is unbeatable, so she accepts the marriage proposal. When Yin kisses him, he becomes a "hot" clam-boy. About an hour later, they return to the clam-cave, and Clamuel kicks Yin out. Yang explains how an hour is about 100 clam years. Antagonist: Clamuel's Clam Monster

The Secret Life of Possum Panda: Multiple sightings of Possum Panda (a Batman parody) has made Yang want to become a vigilante. Unfortunately, Master Yo has amnesia and can't remember he is Possum Panda and sleepwalks as him. Yang searches for Possum Panda and finds him being attacked by the Puffin's goons. The Puffin has placed a bomb somewhere in the city, and Possum Panda and Dark Yang are the only things standing in between stopping the Puffin and their town become a crater. Antagonist: The Puffin

Dummy Up: When Yo goes to a pretzel all-you-can-eat buffet, Yang starts to miss Yo, the he doesn't want to admit it. He carries a dummy of Yo around in a backpack, and everyone keeps trying to see whats inside, though Yang won't let them. When Zarnot finds out, he wants to embarrass Yang with the information. Antagonist: Zarnot, Indestructo-Bob

Game Over: While Yo is gone, leaving Yin and Yang to look out for themselves, The Manotaur tries to demolish the dojo and build condos on the site. To prevent this, Dave wagers The Manotaur on a game of Wowza Wowza! If The Manotaur wins, not only do Yin and Yang have to give him their dojo, but their lives as well! Antagonist: The Manotaur

Creeping with the Enemy: Eradicus has created a coffee business called Eradicorp. He curses the coffee so that when anyone drinks their tenth cup, they become evil. When Carl finds out his mother and brother are working for Eradicorp, he tries to assemble the League of Evil, but Smoke, The Puffin, Pondscum, and Ultimoose are also working for Eradicorp. Desperate to find friends, Carl joins Yin and Yang, who are gathering people to stop Eradicus. He disguises himself as a skateboarding dude named CarlMeister, and Yin and Yang pick him to stop Eradicus's minions who are transporting a shipment of the evil coffee. Antagonist: Indestructi-Bob, Ella Mental, Rubber Chucky

The Yindianapolis 500: Yin and Yang are jealous that they're not old enough to drive. But, they borrow the car in the dojo to drive around town anyway. Meanwhile, Smoke and Mirrors capture the mayor and force him to announce that whoever wins a race gets a pass to be able to drive, no matter their age. Yin and Yang join the race, along with Carl, Ultimoose, and Herman. Antagonist: Smoke, Mirrors, Carl, Ultimoose, Herman

Personality Problem: Yuck uses a level-five aura switch attack on Yin and Yang to distract them, giving time for Yuck to run amok. Antagonist: Yuck

Notes: The Yindianapolis 500 is a parody of Speed Racer.

Season's Beatings: Master Yo tries to explain to Yin and Yang that a holiday similar to Christmas for all Woo Foo knights, isn't just about getting toys. But Yin and Yang won't listen, and Master Yo buys the toys they wanted. However, the toys are robots made by Zarnot. The robots are designed to make parents mad because one piece of the robot won't fit. Zarnot combines these robot to attack the dojo, and Yin and Yang must stop Zarnot and his new army of robot toys. Antagonist: Zarnot

Extra Cheese, Anchovies and Doom!: After Yo teaches Yin the immobilize attack, Yo decides to order pizza and make Yin and Yang pay for it. Yin tries to make the pizza man late (thus granting them a free pizza) by using her new technique. As punishment, Yo makes Yin and Yang deliver the pizzas for the immobilized pizza man. But there is a curse. If you use magic to deliver pizza, you start to turn into a pizza. But all their adversaries are out to make them late, so Yin and Yang must use magic. Antagonist: Everyone who tried to make them late (Ninjas, Dave And Eradicus/Indestructo-Bob).

Roboticus Maximus: Pondscum, Zarnot, and Fastidious join Mastermind to try to destroy Yin and Yang with a robot. But Yin and Yang are too busy fighting over leadership than Mastermind's robot. Luckily a new recruit might be able to defeat Mastermind. Antagonist: Pondscum, Zarnot, Fastidious, Master Mind.

Size Matters: Lena makes Yang jealous by hanging out with strong men. Carl uses this to make Yang his sidekick, and makes him super strong but super stupid. Antagonists: Carl, Lena (for trying to make Yang jealous).

Unmoving Pictures: Eradicus' latest plan to destroy the Woo Foo Warriors is to have his minions, disguised as Hollywood filmmakers, convince Yin and Yang to star in a movie. But the movie is actually an elaborate trap rigged for their doom. Antagonist: Eradicus, Rubber-Chuckie, Ella Mental, Indestructi-Bob

Mind Games: Master Yo teaches Yin and Yang to clear their minds to keep Ella Mental from reading their thoughts, but Yang is too careless to keep everyone from hearing his deepest thoughts. Antagonist: Eradicus and Ella Metal

Clothes Encounters: Yin and Yang won't wash their clothes, and eventually the dirty laundry (which has soaked up Woo Foo powers) comes alive. All it wants is to be clean, but Smoke and Mirrors want to use it to make a 'bad problem worse than it already is' by using it as a forever friend. Antagonist: Smoke and Mirrors.

Commander-in-Cheat: President Muffin uses Yin and Yang's Woo Foo to make him look good on camera. He also wants to claim a chalice from a Woo Foo temple. However, Carl has his eyes on it, too. Antagonist: Carl and Muffin.

Party Troopers: Yo tells Yin and Yang to gather a Woo Foo army. Instead, they throw a party. Eradicus takes over a supermarket to crash the party.Antagonist: Eradicus and his minions.

Shadowcluck: Coop convinces Yin that he can control The Night Master's energy and fight alongside them, but in battle, the 'Yoop' are too focused on each other than fighting Eradicus' army. The heroes have to focus long enough to eradicate their enemy. Antagonist: Eradicus' army and minions.

Yin! Yang! You! It's Lena's birthday, and Yin and Yang each want to celebrate her birthday without the other one around. When Carl finds that Lena has the power to make Yin and Yang fight each other, he sends her to Earth. She lands in Jason Earles' yard and becomes his dog. Carl sends Yin and Yang to Earth to trap them there, but Yin sends Carl there too. Yin and Yang land in England and try to get to Lena in Hollywood, and Carl lands in a restaurant where he makes everyone flee. Then thousands of Earth cockroaches come and make him their leader to rule the Earth and cause the Dark Tomorrow. Trouble comes when Yin and Yang start to turn into Earth rabbits, Lena into an Earth dog, and Carl into an Earth cockroach. Yin and Yang have to rescue Lena, defeat Carl, and make it back to their own dimension. Antagonist: Carl the Evil Cockroach Wizard. Meanwhile Mitchel Musso is not invited to Jason Earle's birthday bash so Mitchel Musso and Jason Earles become rivals over their hairstyle and battle, after Carl is defeated Mitchel and Jason become friends.

Special Guest Stars: Jason Earles as himself and Mitchel Musso as himself.

Eradicus decides that the best way to fight the Woo Foo Army is to divide them and then conquer them. He sends his minions Ella Mental and Indestructo-Bob to destroy Dave and Jobeaux respectively. That means Yin and Yang will have to guide the two novice Woo Foo Warriors to exceptional heights and inspire them to become stronger fighters if they want to have a shot at beating evil. Meanwhile, Master Yo has problems of his own during his vacation when he runs into Eradicus. Unable to fight each other on spa grounds, Master Yo and Eradicus have to keep their tempers in check while they're both vacationing with each other. Antagonist: Eradicus and his minions

Yin, Yang Who?: Eradicus makes his move to destroy the town after draining Yo's Woo Foo aura. Then he goes after Yin's. Both Yin and Yang embark on a quest to find their parents and retrieve a Woo Foo aura donation, which is the only way to save Yin. Yin and Yang find their dad, who is revealed to be Yo. After Yin and Yang find out Master Yo is their father, Yin asks "If you're our father, who the heck is our mother?" But that is never revealed. Antagonist: Eradicus and his minions

Series Finale