Season 5 (The Demon Powers)
In the final season, Drago escapes from Section 13, and it's another race around the world as Jackie must locate seven cursed objects of the immortals that imprisoned Shendu's siblings which are all imbued with their demonic power before Drago does. The Dragon Talisman is shown in the background of every episode.
| Episode# | Episode title | Air date | ||
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| 83 (01) | "Relics of Demons Past" | September 11, 2004 (2004-09-11) | ||
| After Uncle discovers an alignment of bad Chi stars, Drago escapes from Section 13. Jade, meanwhile, has trouble controlling her belching habits. Drago recruits the Dark Hand Enforcers, transforming them into his dragonic minions. He tells them that their first goal is to steal a strange item-a fan from a local car wash. While Jackie battles the Enforcers in the machinery, a blue stream of energy flies from the fan and enters Jade's body. Uncle and Tohru appear and reveal that the fan is actually the Fan of the Immortals, used to seal Xiao Fung eons ago-but traces of Fung's chi are hidden in the fan, and Drago wants to absorb it! Jade has already absorbed the chi and begins to transform into a frog-like creature, much like Xiao Fung. Her transformation helps fight off Drago, though, as her belches become enormous windstorms and though he eventually absorbs the Chi, Uncle and Tohru quickly drain the Wind Demon Chi from Drago and begin a quest to find the six other Immortal Relics before Drago gains absolue power. | ||||
| 84 (02) | "It's All in the Game" | September 18, 2004 (2004-09-18) | ||
| Uncle creates a device that can detect and hold a Demon Sorcerer's Chi, which Jade dubs the "Chi-O-Matic." It proves effective when the Immortal Gourd that was used to banish Bai Tza, the Water Demon, appears in Hawaii, as an award on a local game show where families compete against each other. The Chan clan joins the show to recover the Gourd, and must engage in wacky physical challenges to earn the prize. Drago shows up and manages to drain the Chi from the Gourd, but thankfully, Uncle pulls up in a speedboat and sucks it out of him before he can use its power. | ||||
| 85 (03) | "Black and White Chi All Over" | September 25, 2004 (2004-09-25) | ||
| It's Jade's birthday, but there's no time to celebrate. The Immortal Flower that imprisoned Dai Gui, the Earth Demon, surfaces in a San Diego florist's shop. The Chans travel to collect it, only to meet Drago and his new dragon-powered crew: Strikemaster Ice and his cronies! The Chans manage to absorb the Earth Chi, but a new battle occurs when the Chi of Tso Lan, the Moon Demon awakens in a lotus pod at a nearby zoo. The Chi-o-Matic is unable to hold both powers, and breaks. Drago absorbs Tso's power, and Jackie must use Dai Gui's to hold him off. The situation soon rights itself, and both Chis are restored in the end. | ||||
| 86 (04) | "Dragon Scouts" | October 16, 2004 (2004-10-16) | ||
| Jade leaves the Buttercup scouts for the Dragon Scouts, a boy group where she meets three rather obnoxious children. It is revealed that they are the Enforcers' nephews, who don't know about their uncles' criminal past since the Enforcers don't want the boys to turn out like them. Nevertheless, Jackie and Jade suspect both uncles and nephews of foul play. | ||||
| 87 (05) | "The Demon Beneath My Wings" | June 4, 2005 (2005-06-04) | ||
| After the Chans are able to extract the Sky Demon Chi from the immortal Flute at an Australian Amusment Park, Jade takes the Chi-O-Matic on a class field trip to a supposedly haunted house. Unfortunately, Uncle failed to drain the Chi from the device, and Jade's teacher Ms. Hardman confiscates it. She soon absorbs Hsi Wu's chi and begins to transform into the Sky Demon. Drago arrives at the house to capture the chi. But the presence of two demons awaken "angry spirits" in the house, trapping Jade's classmates and animating various objects. Ms. Hardman manages to defeat Drago with some help from the Chans, and they extract the chi and Jackie then convinces her it was all a bad dream. | ||||
| 88 (06) | "Mirror, Mirror" | June 4, 2005 (2005-06-04) | ||
| Uncle takes Jackie, Jade, and Tohru to his old home town, which will soon be submerged because of a new dam. They accidentally enter a temple containing evil mirror spirits, who possess the Chans and bring their worst fears to life: Jade becomes a donkey, Jackie's head becomes huge, Uncle becomes mute, and Tohru becomes just like his mother. | ||||
| 89 (07) | "Antler Action" | June 11, 2005 (2005-06-11) | ||
| The Chi containment unit breaks and the Chi of the Demons is released. All of it is recovered, except for that of the Earth Demon. It becomes infused with Jade's friend Larry, a comic book geek who uses the power to become 'Spectacularry'. However, as the Chi begins to corrupt him, Larry is confronted by both the concerned Chans and Drago's minions. | ||||
| 90 (08) | "Clash of the Titanics" | June 11, 2005 (2005-06-11) | ||
| While Uncle is suffering from a disease, the Chi of Tchangzu, the Thunder Demon, reveals itself to be aboard a sunken ship with the letters A-N-I-C in its name. Despite Jade's first reaction, it is not the Titanic, but a vessel called the Oceanic. Despite Jackie's insistence, Uncle and Jade both accompany the submarine to the Oceanic. There, they confront Strikemaster Ice and his gang, who cause Jackie to swim to the surface too fast causing him to get the bends and thus become delusional. Drago arrives and steals the Immortal castanet, becoming infused with the Thunder Demon Chi. | ||||
| 91 (09) | "Stealing Thunder" | June 18, 2005 (2005-06-18) | ||
| Drago discovers that lightning enhances his already impressive Thunder powers, leading him to take over the Seattle Space Needle. As the Chans pursue him, they are outmatched by his new powers and by Strikemaster Ice's additions to the Needle. However, Jade beats Ice in his giant robot fight game, and the Thunder Demon Chi is recovered. | ||||
| 92 (10) | "Weight and See" | June 18, 2005 (2005-06-18) | ||
| Tohru is put on a crash diet by Jade, and is extremely displeased with it. Drago, furious at his previous defeat, decides to take out the Chans with an all out assault. First, however, both groups are drawn to an artifacts collection in Canada that contains a pair of chopsticks that were made from the Immortal drumsticks, used to banish the Mountain Demon. When Uncle and Jackie arrive home, they fall asleep searching for the right chopsticks amid a large pile they had to take. Tohru takes the chopsticks for his midnight snack, and becomes infused with the Chi. He then starts eating everything, including uncle's 'Not junk! Priceless antique!!!......', and takes on the appearance of Po Kong, the mountain demon. Drago arrives and manages to steal the Mountain Demon Chi, but Uncle then uses an improved Chi-O-Matic to steal both Po Kong's Chi and Drago's, leaving him powerless. After Drago flees, Jade prepares Tohru to restart his diet. | ||||
| 93 (11) | "J2 Revisited" | July 8, 2005 (2005-07-08) | ||
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While on vacation, the Chans recover half of an ancient artifact known as the Chi Arcanum. Jade brings her friend Jimmy, a timid boy who is always picked on, to Uncle's shop where he sees the Arcanum. Later, a mysterious Chi wizard steals the Arcanum from Section 13 and escapes into a time portal, followed by Jade. She finds herself in the future, and bumps into her future self from J2, who reveals the name of the wizard: Iso. Jade then encounters future versions of Jackie, Uncle, Tohru, Captain Black, and Jimmy. Tohru is now a full Chi wizard, and Jimmy is his apprentice. The Jades go out on the town, and discover Iso's lair, recovering the Arcanum half he stole from the present. Future Jade, already in trouble with Captain Black, gets fired. Jimmy then tells present Jade the location of the other Arcanum half, and both Jades recover it. However, Jimmy puts the halves together and reveals himself to be Iso, and uses the Arcanum to create an army of minions. Jade goes to the past to bring Jimmy to the future, where he helps them defeat his future self. Jade and Jimmy then take the Arcanum back to the present to be destroyed, where Jackie asks Jade to explain. Note: It should be noted that this episode was aired after the Powers That Be part-two episode in the US airings the first time around, in order to air both parts of the Powers That Be back-to-back. In the reruns however, it is put in its regular spot. |
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| 94 (12) | "The Powers That Be (Part 1)" | June 25, 2005 (2005-06-25) | ||
| Strikemaster Ice and his men capture Jackie, Uncle, and Captain Black with the ransom of delivering the Chi Containment Unit now that it has all the Demon Chi. Jade decides to have Tohru create a spell to try to ruin Dragos plans. Meanwhile, after a failed attempt to escape, Jackie and Captain Black come up with a plan to create a diversion so Uncle can escape and it works. Jade goes to Shendu to get the final ingredient for Tohru's spell. During the meeting at the Golden Gate Bridge, Strikemaster Ice and his crew turn on Drago in an attempt to take the Demon Chi for themselves and knock Drago into the water and each absorb some of the Demon Chi. However Uncle is able to remove the Demon Chi but before it can be moved into the Chi-O-Matic, Drago uses a spell to absorb all of it, Tohru tries to use his spell but it fails. | ||||
| 95 (13) | "The Powers That Be (Part 2)" | June 25, 2005 (2005-06-25) | ||
| The Chans are able to escape and Drago punishes his men for their treachery. While Tohru takes Jade to Section 13 to keep her safe, Uncle also goes. He heads to the vault where Shendu is and Shendu offers his help to which Uncle says no. Uncle heads back to his shop to find a way of stopping Drago and some unexpected visitors arrive: Finn, Chow, Ratso, and Hak Foo, because they also don't want to see the world destroyed as well. Meanwhile Jackie and Captain Black head out with Section 13 agents to stop Drago but the Ice Gang stop their attack in an attempt to regain favor with Drago. Drago infuses each of them individually with traces of the Wind, Thunder, and Earth Demon Chi's and orders them to destroy Section 13. While searching for Drago by helicopter Jackie and Captain Black notice a bus that is about to fall off a bridge and try to pull it out of danger and succeed when El Toro, Paco, and Viper show up to help, allowing the passengers (Which includes Valmont) to escape. The Ice Gang attack Section 13, Jade decides to use the Talismans to fight back, but it is too late, Section 13 is crumbling to the ground, so at Tohru's insistence Jade uses the Rabbit Talisman to escape alone. The rest of the J Team arrive at the baseball stadium where Drago is and try to fight off the Ice Gang but are losing badly. Meanwhile Uncle and the Enforcers arrive at the ruined Section 13 looking for something and find Torhu in the rubble. Jade arrives with her T-Troop to assist the J-Team and gives the Rabbit, Ox, Snake, and Dragon Talismans individually to Jackie, El Toro, Viper, and Captain Black and they fight off the Ice Gang. She also gives Paco the Sheep Talisman in order to prevent him from interfering. Uncle then arrives and reveals that he has restored Shendu to his humanoid form knowing that "Demon must defeat Demon" and Shendu fights off Drago. Jade realizes that Shendu needs all his powers so she orders everyone to toss their Talismans at Shendu. Following on Tohru's idea, both he and Uncle cast a Chi Spell that opens a gateway to the Demon Netherworld. In the end, Drago and Shendu are sucked into it as Ice and his men are restored to their human forms and try to escape only to be cut off by El Toro and Paco. Uncle decides that Tohru is now a Chi Master and no longer needs any training, Captain Black offers Jade a job at Section 13, which Jackie says he will think about it and everyone laughs when Jade says that means "no". In the Demon Netherworld, Shendu and Drago float around, arguing. Now that Shendu is complete and trapped in the Demon Netherworld along with Drago there are no more talismans or demon chi. | ||||
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