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Xiao Fung is somewhat cunning like Shendu and Bai Tza, and was also self-serving when cooperation with his siblings wasn't called for; aiding Shendu and Valmont solely to avoid being burdened with taking over Shendu's task of freeing their remaining siblings, and prioritising keeping the Chan Clan incapacitated with his wind-breath when warned by Shendu that they possessed the chi-spell that could re-banish him. Though more diplomatic than most of the Demon Sorcerers, Xiao Fung is also one of the more sadistic; as he took glee in violently demonstrating his wind-breath's power to (and on) the Enforcers upon being freed, he sounded particularly eager to see Shendu tortured after his arrival in the Netherworld in spirit form, and he was highly engaged by a gladiatorial match in his palace in the altered reality (which he demanded his slave gladiators see through "to the finish"). When working alongside Finn and Ratso after being freed into Hollowlands Penitentiary, Xiao Fung appeared to get on relatively well with them based on their interactions with him, despite his disregard for their physical wellbeing twice when he used his wind-breath too near them. Xiao was never observed to shout loudly at the Enforcers or make harsh demands of them, and was somewhat talkative to them and "Chance Jackson" upon being freed; Finn and Ratso by comparison were relatively copasetic towards Xiao Fung, and Finn was all to eager to introduce Xiao to Jackie Chan. By comparison, Xiao Fung was quick to lose his patience and snap at Shendu during their underground escape from Hollowlands when they appeared to be lost in the tunnels. Xiao Fung seems to desire seeing Shendu tormented for eternity in the Netherworld by their siblings, for leaving them all trapped there for centuries. Xiao also appears to take Jackie Chan's status as the Demon Sorcerers' official nemesis to heart, based on his reaction upon being introduced to him. Xiao Fung particularly despises his imprisonment in the Netherworld, seemingly more so than most of the other Demon Sorcerers; calling it a "ghastly abyss", smelling a towel with pleasure upon being freed, and not caring much that he was inside a human prison as he considered it "paradise" compared to the Netherworld. "Thousands of years ago" (as described by Tohru in Relics of Demon Past), Xiao Fung and his seven siblings terrorised the ancient world, until they were defeated one-by-one by the Eight Immortals and banished to the Netherworld - Xiao Fung and most of his siblings remained trapped there, whilst Shendu escaped and left the others to their fate. It was furthermore indicated in a flashback-montage in Relics of Demon Past that Xiao Fung's banisher sealed him inside a magic urn in the process of defeating and banishing him. Xiao Fung's Demon Portal was located in a forested North American valley, where Hollowlands Penitentiary was built - the Pan'ku Box's map specified the portal was 4,000,001 cubits above the southern hemisphere (likely placing it somewhere at the southern tip of Florida). The location of Xiao Fung's Demon Portal and his palace's location in the altered timeline in Demon World (Part 2) indicate Xiao Fung ruled over what is now Mexico before he was originally banished. Season 2 When Shendu's spirit ended up in the Netherworld, Xiao Fung alongside his siblings scolded Shendu for not freeing him while he was still free. Xiao Fung's portal was located inside a washing machine at a prison in the Black Forest. Shendu, Finn and Ratso deliberately let themselves get caught by the authorities, and sought out the door. Jackie infiltrated the prison, and accidentally released the Demon. Xiao Fung disguised himself, and escaped into the tunnels beneath the prison. After a pitched battle, he was banished again. He appeared in Demon World (Part 2), and forced El Toro Fuerte and another wrestler to battle gladiatorially. He was banished by, ironically, the fan his servant, Paco was using to fan him. Season 5 His Chi was found at a local car wash and was accidentally absorbed by Jade, turning her bad burping habits into major windstorms. Drago managed to temporarily absorb the Chi, but it was drained before he could use his powers. Drago was later able to absorb it with the rest of the Demon Chi in the final battle. Traces of it were infused within MC Cobra when he sent his minions to destroy Section 13. Others Xiao Fung appears as a level boss in the video game Jackie Chan Adventures: Legend of the Dark Hand. Powers and Abilities Being the Wind Demon, Xiao Fung can control the wind. He can blow strong winds out of his mouth that can repel or attract numerous foes and objects at wild speeds. He does this by sucking the air into his mouth and releasing it as wind. His winds are so strong that even using the Rabbit Talisman isn't sufficient enough to gain control while caught in his wind blasts. He can do this for long periods without falling short of breath. He can also use his wind breath to propel himself through the air. Like Hsi Wu, Xiao Fung can assume human form and retain his abilities during that time. Jackie Chan Adventures Season 2 Episode 4 Rumble in the Big House Xiao Fung can also leap like a real frog. Po Kong's defining traits are her ravenous appetite and obsession with eating. Food is the first and foremost thought on her mind - the first thing she sought from Shendu after he freed her from the Netherworld was "supper", and the very first thing she did when Hsi Wu woke her from her nap was to ask if it was dinnertime, then wonder in response to the news Bai Tza had been re-banished if she'd brought food back to the Netherworld with her. Po Kong admits she is particularly and especially fond of the taste of humans, and often expresses delight at the thought of eating them, practically every time she encounters a member of the Chan Clan. Like the other Demon Sorcerers, Po Kong has no qualms whatsoever against killing a child, mainly desiring to eat them, such as Jade Chan in pursuit of her goal (appetite in her case). Her appetite seems to also help her recognize scents, particularly that of what she desires to eat. In The Eighth Door, despite none of the demons realizing Jade is in the Netherworld with them, she was able to smell her, growing her appetite, however, she dismisses her own smell given no humans could be there. Apart from humans, she was also observed eating giant slugs similar to Shendu's meals in the Book of Ages-altered timeline, though she was somewhat picky with these meals and demanded they be served with salt. Po Kong's appetite is also her downfall, as it often distracts her from the presence of other potential threats besides whatever human she is targeting. Though Po Kong's appetite-oriented personality makes her seem less ambitious and more easily-appeased than most of her siblings, she is by no means devoid of cruelty. She pressured her slaves in the alternate timeline to mine more salt for her meals under the threat of devouring them all. She seems to be somewhat bullying towards her brother Hsi Wu (who, in turn, is a resentful nuisance towards her), crushing him in her hand and flicking him when he's been about to scratch an itch on her back, seemingly just for the sake of it. History Background Po Kong is revealed in "The Eighth Door" to be younger than her brother Tso Lan. In ancient times ("Thousands of years ago", according to Tohru in "Relics of Demon Past"), Po Kong and her seven siblings terrorized the world, until they were defeated and banished to the Netherworld one-by-one by the Eight Immortals. Po Kong's Demon Portal was located on an island at the mouth of the Sumida River in Tokyo, Japan. It's indicated by the location of Po Kong's Demon Portal, and her whereabouts in the Book of Ages-altered reality near Mount Fuji, that she ruled over Ancient Japan from what is now Tokyo before being banished. Season 2 Po Kong was the first of the seven demons whose portal was opened. Seconds after her release, Po immediately attempted to devour Jackie who was completely helpless due to her size. However, she was overwhelmed by an army of Jades created by a faulty cloning spell. The Jades managed to knock her down and keep her humongous body suspended long enough for the Chans to banish her using a drum found at the site. Po Kong later reappeared in the "The Eighth Door" when her sister Bai Tza was banished back to the Netherworld. Jade, who had been trapped in the Netherworld along with Bai, occupied Po Kong's back when the demon sorcerers discussed how they're going to deal with the portal situation (her back being large enough to hide Jade as she spied on the meeting). While Po Kong, nor her siblings, saw Jade, she believes she smells a human which frightens Jade when Po Kong states desire to eat her if she finds her. However, she dismisses her smell thinking it cannot be possible for a human to be in the Netherworld. When the eighth and final portal was opened, Po Kong squashed her sister Bai into a splash of water and desperately grasped onto two floating rock platforms to propel herself to the portal. Tso Lan then used his gravity powers to toss her aside, remarking "age before beauty", with Xiao Fung being caught in her massive body when he tried to escape as Po Kong flew to the other side. Po Kong appeared in "Demon World (Part 2)", where she rules Japan and forces many to work in salt mines for her meals. She attempted to devour them again. However, Tohru was enslaved in her domain, and aided the Chans by banging on a nearby drum to banish her back to the Netherworld. Season 4 Po Kong briefly appears in "Deja Vu" when Jackie is returned to the events of "Jade Times Jade" and Po Kong tries eat him, only for Jackie to enter a time portal as he falls into her mouth, to the Mountain Demon's confusion. Season 5 Po Kong's Chi was located in Quebec, within a pair of chopsticks, made from the Immortal drumsticks that banished Po Kong. Tohru accidentally absorbed the Chi when he used the chopsticks to eat a midnight snack of pork fried rice. Drago managed to very briefly absorb the Chi, but it was drained from him along with his own. Drago later reabsorbed her Chi with the rest of the Demon Chi in "The Powers That Be (Part 2)". Powers and Abilities Po Kong is the largest character and demon in the entire series. Her immense size renders attacks from an ordinary human completely ineffective, and she can effortlessly consume anyone or anything she can grasp. Po Kong was able to endure the Dragon Talisman's fire blast without harm, much like Tohru could withstand several of Drago's fireballs without being affected. While she lacks the supernatural powers of her siblings, who each possess an elemental or mystical ability, Po Kong compensates with exceptional physical strength and a monstrous appetite. Despite not having a unique power of her own, similar to her Sky Demon brother, she does possess a knowledge of magic. Her greatest strengths lie in her incredible physical power and remarkable resilience. Weaknesses Her massive size is also a weakness because she can barely move and can easily be hit by a banishing Chi spell. Appearances TV Series Season 2 "The Stronger Evil" "The J-Team" "Jade Times Jade" "The Eighth Door" "Demon World (Part 1)" "Demon World (Part 2)" Season 4 "Deja Vu" (flashback; no lines) Season 5 "Weight and See" (vision; no lines) Video Games "Jackie Chan Adventures" (non-canon) Quotes "You never even attempted to free us!" The Stronger Evil "Enough fanfare. What's for supper?" Jade Times Jade (slurps when Jackie is offered as her supper) "Mmm, an hors-d'oeuvre." Jade Times Jade "Hmm. Another tiny portion?" Jade Times Jade (leans in close to the army of Jade's duplications) "Finger food!" Jade Times Jade (awakes from her snooze) "Dinnertime?" The Eighth Door "Well, perhaps she brought hors-d'oeuvres. Mmm. I LOVE the taste of humans." The Eighth Door "More salt for my meal, or I shall devour you all!" Demon World (Part 2) "Mmm! You are going to be scrumptious!" Demon World (Part 2) Gallery Main article: Po Kong/Gallery Trivia She is the first Demon Sorcerer to be banished back into the Netherworld, both in the normal timeline and in the Book of Ages alternate reality. She is the only Demon Sorcerer who declares and desire opportunities to eat humans while the rest of her siblings just desire to rule and enslave them. The only person on-screen she came close to eating was Jackie Chan. She spent the shortest time in the Earthly world out of all the Demon Sorcerers after being freed. Like Hsi Wu, Po Kong never displays a magical ability related to her element, only displaying physical capabilities (her size and strength in her case). Drago doesn't appear to take on any of Po Kong's features or eating habits when he absorbs her chi in "The Powers That Be (Part 2)", though her chi may account for his growth in size and ability to consume a missile. Characters Protagonists Main Characters Jackie Chan • Jade Chan • Uncle Chan • Tohru Supporting Characters Captain Black • J-Team (• El Toro Fuerte • Viper) • Paco • Super Moose • Tohru's Mother Minor Characters Amber • Ben-Shui Order (• High Mystic • Tenzin) • Buford MacDonald • Shaktar • Charley • Chi Master Fong • Chip • Dino Stefanson • Disciples of Mohajah • Drew • Dwayne • E.B. MacDonald • Elves (• Elvin) • Frank • Miss Hartman • Hong Kong Kid • Inuits (• Inuit Elder) • Jade's Mother • Jimmy • Kepler • Miss Kimber • Larry • King Lili • Lo Pei • Farmer MacDonald • Madjo • Maynard Munson • Mohajah • Muntabs (• Abila • Muntab Chief) • The Niece • Old Peddler • Oliver • Quetzalcoatl • Railroad Worker • Roberta • Rocko • Santa Claus • Shen Chan • Simone Magus • Sumo Girl • Taggart McStone • Wing • Xu Lin Eight Immortals Cao Guojiu • Han Xiangzi • He Xiangu • Lan Caihe • Li Tieguai • Lü Dongbin • Zhang Guo Lao • Zhongli Quan Antagonists Primary Villains Dark Hand (• Valmont • Shendu) • Daolon Wong • Tarakudo • Drago Other Demon Sorcerers Po Kong • Xiao Fung • Tchang Zu • Tso Lan • Dai Gui • Hsi Wu • Bai Tza Secondary Villains Enforcers Finn • Ratso • Chow • Hak Foo Dark Chi Warriors Gan • Ren • Chui Oni Generals Rairakku • Murasaki • Kiiro • Midori • Ikazuki • Orenji • Kuro • Mosugurīn • Aka Shadowkhan Ninja Khan • Razor Khan • Bat Khan • Sumo Khan • Samurai Khan • Squid Khan • Crab Khan • Mini Khan • Mantis Khan Ice Crew StrikeMaster Ice • MC Cobra • DJ Fist Minor Villains Angus McCutcheon • Dr. Ashby Necrosis • Boris • Brotherhood of Magisters (• Head Magister) • Cardiff Zendo • Chupacabra • Dark Chi Ogre • Dark Chi Serpents • Dark Chi Snowmen • Dragon Minions • Dragon Spirits • Gnomekop • Greenbeard • Haggis • Hoyle • Interdimensional Creature • Iso (• Iso's Minions) • J-Clones • John Smith • Lotus Temple Guardian • Mr. Jumba • Karl Nivor • Kiang-Shi • Kidnappers • Kuniko Kasahara • Mr. Lam • Mayor • Michael Diaz • Mirror Spirits • Monk • Monkey King • Opera Thieves • Spring-Heeled Jack • Stone Sentinels • Peter Bailey • Portia Martindale • Vanessa Barone • Dr. Weber • Wesley Rank • Yang Chi Guardian • Yin Chi Guardian • Yip • Yokonowa Crime Family (• Yokonowa Boss) Chang Gang Bartholomew Chang • Bob Halfcock • Helga Sorensen • Phillip Crane • Tommy Chung Hijackers Basil • Butch • Giles • Safecracker Others Minor Characters Alfie • Andrews • Babur • Dragon Scouts Leader • Dusseldorf Family • Mr. Ferkel • Fox • Mr. Freedman • Gladys Windsor • • Helmut & Ulf • Hirsch • Kai Ching • Kevin • Larsen • Mr. Kobayashi • Kronos • Larry Franklin • Lee Foo • Mac • Mahoney • Mayor of San Francisco • Melvin Moose • Mickey • Nelson • Ricky Rothman • Shimizu • Simon Magus • Zu Monks Animals Noble Animals Scruffy • Sasha • Mickey • Haiku • Eggbert • Mordecai • The Cobra • Bob • Lucky • Royal Medicine • The Yak Other Animals Aesop • Culebra Gigante • Cosmo • Ruby • Yin Yang • Giant Crab Monster Uncle is portrayed as an old man of average height and a skinny build. He has grey hair that appears to spike in many directions. His main outfit consists of white polo under a yellow polyester vest, blue jeans, and brown dress shoes. He also wears small, round, armless glasses on the bridge of his nose. In his younger years, Uncle looked almost the same as his old-self in terms of body structure, facial features, and hairstyle. The difference was that he had black hair and wore a black long-sleeved, collared shirt under a white vest, white pants, and black dress shoes. As a toddler, Uncle originally started with brown hair before he dyed it black. Personality YoungUncle Uncle as a young man Uncle is known as "Sensei" (which is Japanese for teacher) by Tohru, and as "Uncle" by everyone else. He is related to Jackie and Jade, though no one seems to be certain in what way. As a very stereotypical Chinese man, Uncle often talks in third person about himself, draws out words in his speech and often uses Cantonese in many aspects of his speech. He is also portrayed as cranky and often complains about small things. Despite this, he is considered to be the wisest out of all the characters in the entire series. His favorite drink is tea, but often complains that it’s too hot or cold, and always throws away the cup after a sip. Digestion is of much concern to him, and his favorite food is a mung bean sandwich. Uncle is known for jumping to conclusions rather quickly. Most of the time however, Uncle is correct about these conclusions — but some of these conclusions may either be wrong or absolutely ridiculous. Some examples include accusing El Toro Fuerte of being a thief trying to rob his store and claiming that a hotel was terrible because they did not have the ingredients necessary to create Uncle's Chi Spells. A running gag between Uncle and Jackie is when Jackie does something wrong, and Uncle hits him over the head with a two-fingered strike. He has hit other characters such as Valmont, Captain Black, Tohru, Daolon Wong, Hsi Wu the Sky Demon and (on one occasion) himself — as he had blamed himself for a kidnapping of Tohru. Several times, when Jackie is unconscious, he dreams that a ghost head of Uncle is floating above him, telling him what’s going on and why he should get up. It always ends with Uncle’s ghost using the two-fingered strike on him. The same dream also actually happens to Uncle in the Season 1 episode "The Dog and Piggy Show". Uncle is not what one would call technology-savvy, since he does not understand devices such as faxes (he gets all his facts from books), laptops (calling Jade's a "magic waffle iron" in the Season 4 episode "Half a Mask of Kung-Fu"), and the World Wide Web. He can, however, understand sending a spell through the phone, but not a piece of paper (as Jackie put it in the Season 2 episode "The Chan Who Knew Too Much"). In the Season 4 episode "The Shadow Eaters", he is revealed to have a passion for oil painting. His true name is never mentioned, and, in "Demon World (Part 1)", even Jade's parents are shown to call him "Uncle". History Uncle70's Uncle, ca.1976 Born in the year of the Dog (probably 1922), Uncle owns an antique store (which was originally an 8-track tape store), and became a Chi wizard by learning his skills from Master Fong. As a child, he was part of the Seven Little Fortunes opera troupe (which Jackie Chan was part of in real life), and thus received opera school training. He soon left the troupe in his teens in favor of chi magic. In addition, he is an accomplished martial artist in his own right, and according to Jackie (in "The Dog and Piggy Show"), Uncle himself was just like Jackie at the same age. Apparently, after he became too old for martial arts, he then studied an unknown fighting style that allowed him to knock out opponents with small jabs to the chest or neck, allowing him to knock out tough opponents like Captain Black (utilized in "Day of the Dragon"), often accompanied by his trademark line "You want a piece of Uncle?". He has also stated to have won a Mahjong tournament in Hong Kong around 1955. Powers and Abilities Uncle's most notable ability is his extensive knowledge and mastery of chi magic. He is best known for chanting "Yu Mo Gui Gwai Fai Di Zao", an incantation in Cantonese which means "Evil demons and malevolent spirits, be gone!" His most common magical items are a dried salamander and dried puffer fish; they both have backgrounds in Asian remedies. Uncle is often seen using his trademark incantation in conjunction with either magical tool for a variety of purposes, both in and out of combat. Uncle's magic often manifests in the form of green energy. During fights, Uncle is capable of firing energy blasts out of his salamander/puffer fish that can stun or vanish evil beings (which he sometimes does in a manner similar to firing a pistol). Even though these attacks happen automatically in a fight, it’s likely that he prepares the spell for them beforehand, as evidenced by his dialogue with Daolon Wong while the two wizards were fighting. As a good chi wizard, he also has a sense for dark chi magic that manifests as “the Willies.” A highly skilled martial artist in his own right, Uncle had incredible prowess when he was younger, being able to move like Jackie. However, as he got older, he started using styles that required little movement, relying on nerve strikes to paralyze or knock out his opponent. When Uncle temporarily wore the Dog Talisman, he proved to be an almost unbeatable opponent with skill dwarfing that of Jackie’s because his health and vigor were restored. Even much larger opponents — like Tohru and Hak Foo — were easily overwhelmed by him. Uncle has some skills in engineering, in few episodes he has invented some devices like Chi-O-Matic and special glasses to see astral projections. Weaknesses Due to Uncle's old age, he isn't as agile as he used to be in his younger days and he is unable perform much with physical combat like Jackie. Most of this is shown in Season 1's episode of The Dog and Piggy Show, where he laments about how fragile he's grown after accidentally dropping one of his antiques. Tohru sometimes serves as Uncle's transportation by using the Rabbit Talisman and carrying him to get to places. However, Uncle is not all that frail as he's been capable of performing many impossibilities such as hopping on Tohru to help fend off Finn and Chow when they attacked his shop, as well as taking several hits from any of the main antagonists of the season. Uncle is very oblivious when it comes to technology and significantly struggles to interact with most technological advancements made since the 20th century. This unawareness is so extreme that he believes any sudden changes in a machine's behavior such as a fax machine receiving a fax or a computer screen going black are the work of dark magic. This usually sends him into a paranoid fit where he attempts to destroy the machine (often successfully). Uncle is also allergic to cats. Card.3 Uncle In the Card Game Appearances TV Series Season 1 "The Dark Hand" "The Power Within" "The Mask of El Toro Fuerte" "Enter the Viper" "Shell Game" "Project A, for Astral" "Bullies" "Tough Break" "The Rock" "The Jade Monkey" "The Dog and Piggy Show" "The Tiger and the Pussycat" "Day of the Dragon" Season 2 "Through the Rabbit Hole" "The Warrior Incarnate" "Snake Hunt" "The Mother of All Battles" "The Stronger Evil" "The J-Team" "Jade Times Jade" "The Curse of El Chupacabra" "Rumble in the Big House" "And He Does His Own Stunts" "Showdown in the Old West" "Queen of the Shadowkhan" "Origami" "Shanghai Moon" "Armor of the Gods" "Agent Tag" "Tale of the Demon Tail" "The Return of the Pussycat" "Scouts Honor" "Danger in the Deep Freeze" "Into the Mouth of Evil" "The New Atlantis" "The Eighth Door" "Demon World (Part 1)" "Demon World (Part 2)" "Enter the Cat" "Pleasure Cruise" "Tough Luck" "The Chosen One" "Glove Story" "The Chan Who Knew Too Much" "Chi of the Vampire" "The Good, the Bad, the Blind, the Deaf and the Mute" "Shrink Rap" "I'll Be a Monkey's Puppet" "The Amazing T-Girl" Season 3 "Re-Enter the J-Team" "The Powers Unleashed" "Viva Las Jackies" "Aztec Rat Race" "Monkey a Go-Go" "When Pigs Fly" "Rabbit Run" "Sheep In, Sheep Out" "The Invisible Mom" "A Jolly J-Team X-Mas" "Little Valmont, Big Jade" "The Ox-Head Incident" "Animal Crackers" "Tohru Who?" "Re-Enter the Dragon" "A Night at the Opera" "Attack of the J-Clones" Season 4 "The Masks of the Shadowkhan" "Samurai Ratso" "The Amazing T-Troop" "Black Magic" "The Demon Behind" "Fright Fight Night" "Half a Mask of Kung-Fu" "The Shadow Eaters" "The Good Guys" "Deja Vu" "J2: Rise of the Dragons" "The J-Tots" "Ninja Twilight" Season 5 "Relics of Demon Past" "It's All in the Game" "Black and White and Chi All Over" "Dragon Scouts" "The Demon Beneath My Wings" "Mirror, Mirror" "Antler Action" "Clash of the Titanics" "Stealing Thunder" "Weight and See" "J2 Revised" "The Powers That Be (Part 1)" "The Powers That Be (Part 2)" Comic Strips The J-Team "Day of the Rat" "The Guardian" "School Run!" "Return of the Chi Vampire" "Slap Down!" "Night of Swords" "Chantastic Voyage" "The Curse of the Jade Cockroach" "Phoenix Rising" "Dagger of the Sun" "The Box of Cullen Doom!" "Silent Tongue" "Ghostlights" "Playland Perils" "Time Machine!" "Best of Both Worlds (Part 1)" "Best of Both Worlds (Part 2)" "South China Chi" "Hammer-Geddon" "Slumber Down Under" "Tibetan Tussle" "Frights of the Round Table" "Snack Attack" "Wolf Chan" "Heist of the Living Dead" "Totem Trouble" "House of Tarakudo (Part 1)" "House of Tarakudo (Part 2)" "In the Movies" "Moai Mayhem" "One More Thing from Another World" "Norwegian Nastiness!" "Pop-Up" "By Pharaoh Means or Foul!" "Monster Party" "Ask a Grown-Up" "Colosseum Combat!" "Mask of the Sunstrip" "The Three Labours of Jackie" "Highland Jackie" "Mining Mayhem!" "Music Hall Mayhem!" "Cold War" "Terror-Cotta Harmy" "Shake Up at Section 13" "Dragon River Rumble (Part 1)" "Dragon River Rumble (Part 2)" "Deadlock" "Paper View" (mentioned) "Play Time" "Kite Flight Fright" "Great Lake Snake" "Flight of the Furies" "Green Man Chan!" "City of the Sun (Part 1)" "City of the Sun (Part 2)" "Big Top Chan!" "Something Wicker This Way Comes" "Water, Water Everywhere" "Half-Pipe Dreams!" "Music to the Fears!" "School of Croc!" "Ice Spy" "A Fight to Remember! (Part 1)" "A Fight to Remember! (Part 2)" "Ding Dong Scarily on High!" "The Mask of Mighty Moose" One More Thing "Jade's Adventures #1" "Jade's Adventures #2" (mentioned) "Jade's Adventures #3" "Jade's Adventures #5" "Jade's Adventures #10" "Jade's Adventures #14" "Jade's Adventures #15" "Jade's Adventures #16" "Jade's Adventures #17" "Jade's Adventures #19" (vision) "Jade's Adventures #20" "Jade's Adventures #21" (mentioned) "Jade's Adventures #23" "Jade's Adventures #24" "Jade's Adventures #28" "Jade's Adventures #30" (mentioned) "Jade's Adventures #31" "Jade's Adventures #33" "Jade's Adventures #36" "Jade's Adventures #38" "Jade's Adventures #40" "Jade's Adventures #41" "Jade's Adventures #42" "Jade's Adventures #48" "Jade's Adventures #51" (vision) "Jade's Adventures #52" "Jade's Adventures #53" "Jade's Adventures #55" "Jade's Adventures #60" "Jade's Adventures #62" "Jade's Adventures #67" "Jade's Adventures #68" "Jade's Adventures #72" "Jade's Adventures #76" "Jade's Adventures #78" (photograph) Video Games "Legend of the Dark Hand" "Jackie Chan Adventures" (non-canon) Quotes "One more thing!" "Magic must defeat magic!" (variations of this phrase includes changing "defeat" into a different verb such as "find" and "break") "Hot-cha!" "Aiya!" (哎呀 aai1aa1, expression of shock or surprise) "We must do research!" (often exaggerating the vowels in "research") "You want a piece of Uncle?" (typical threat) "Who else wants a piece of Uncle?" "Uncle has the willies!" (when he senses Dark Chi) "You will pay for that!" "You break it, you buy it!" (after someone accidentally breaks one of his antiques in the shop) "You want Uncle to (do something)? Yes (No)? Then (do whatever Uncle says)!" "Do not rush the chi!" "You are a terrible salesman!" (often berating Tohru or Jackie) "(Someone) give (someone else) a hug." "The (object) NOT important!" "Someone must watch the shop." "How can Uncle fix (something) without (thing needed to fix it)?" "Yu Mo Gui Gwai Fai Di Zao." "Do not rush Uncle!" "Ah! Now things are getting interesting." "No such thing, 'too much garlic.' Uncle knew you were vampire!" (when arguing with Tohru's mother on what remedy is best for curing Jackie from his snake bite) "(Must) use garlic!" "Don't look in the mirror!" "I told you not to look in the mirror!" (Food or drink), good for digestion." "You are blocking my light!" (after kicking Hak-Foo while attempting to read the inscriptions located in the temple holding the Pan'ku Box) Gallery Main article: Uncle/Gallery Trivia "Lost City of the Muntabs", "The Lotus Temple", and "The King and Jade" are the only episodes in which Uncle is absent. At 92 episodes, he has the second most appearances in the series, after Jackie and Jade. According to the real Jackie Chan, the character of Uncle was based on both Charles Chan and Willie Chan, his father and manager, respectively.[1] Uncle shares many similarities to Fredrick from the 2000 PlayStation 1 beat 'em up game Jackie Chan Stuntmaster, Fredrick, like Uncle, serves as Jackie Chan's mentor, father figure, adviser and both are wise and old Chinese men who work with ancient Chinese artifacts. According to Jackie in the Season 1 episode "The Dog and Piggy Show", Uncle's sign is the dog. Uncle, who does not understand Japanese, is ironically voiced by Japanese-American actor Sab Shimono. In the Season 2 episode "Jade Times Jade", he revealed that his master’s name was "Chi Master Fong" and that he had studied under him for 15 years. In the same episode, Uncle finally decided to take on an apprentice, and immediately picked Tohru seconds after announcing it. At first neither Tohru nor Jade were satisfied with Uncle’s decision. Uncle's Chi weapons of choice are a dried lizard and a dried blowfish, which he switches between regularly. Uncle wasn't always into Chi Magic and research; back when Jackie was Jade’s age Uncle was a disco dancer and hadn’t learned about Chi magic. He also had a secret (perhaps lifelong) passion for oil-painting, which he didn’t consider following until the Season 4 episode "The Shadow Eaters", when getting help from a fortune teller, who claimed he needed to spend time with himself. According to Jade, Uncle is "everyone's Uncle"; even if you aren’t related to him, you can still call him Uncle. This is based on the Chinese custom that one must always address their male elders as Uncle. It is revealed in the episode "Ninja Twilight" that Uncle is allergic to cats. Uncle's specific relationship to any member of his family is always kept vague. Even Jade's parents are unsure which of them he is actually related to. Uncle is capable of reading ancient Chinese inscriptions, but cannot read Japanese, requiring Tohru's help to decipher information related to the Oni Masks. It is revealed in the episode "Weight and See" that Uncle is not above hitting something to make it work. Uncle is an avid Mahjong player. In the Season 2 episode "Pleasure Cruise", he says that he was "Hong Kong Community Center Champion, 1955" in Mahjong. When he was younger, he was in the Peking Opera and was known as "Chuckles". Uncle claimed in Season 1 that he requires coffee each morning to keep himself going. However, he is not picky about variations in coffee and feels special coffee orders are frivolous because "coffee is coffee". Uncle apparently believes in the existence of The Loch Ness Monster. Uncle loves mung bean sandwiches and garlic, which he consumes avidly. Uncle is the only main character in the series to never wear an Oni Mask or absorb any Demon Chi. Uncle's background theme involves the use of a Chinese stringed instrument. References Hey, Jackie... #45 Characters Protagonists Main Characters Jackie Chan • Jade Chan • Uncle Chan • Tohru Supporting Characters Captain Black • J-Team (• El Toro Fuerte • Viper) • Paco • Super Moose • Tohru's Mother Minor Characters Amber • Ben-Shui Order (• High Mystic • Tenzin) • Buford MacDonald • Shaktar • Charley • Chi Master Fong • Chip • Dino Stefanson • Disciples of Mohajah • Drew • Dwayne • E.B. MacDonald • Elves (• Elvin) • Frank • Miss Hartman • Hong Kong Kid • Inuits (• Inuit Elder) • Jade's Mother • Jimmy • Kepler • Miss Kimber • Larry • King Lili • Lo Pei • Farmer MacDonald • Madjo • Maynard Munson • Mohajah • Muntabs (• Abila • Muntab Chief) • The Niece • Old Peddler • Oliver • Quetzalcoatl • Railroad Worker • Roberta • Rocko • Santa Claus • Shen Chan • Simone Magus • Sumo Girl • Taggart McStone • Wing • Xu Lin Eight Immortals Cao Guojiu • Han Xiangzi • He Xiangu • Lan Caihe • Li Tieguai • Lü Dongbin • Zhang Guo Lao • Zhongli Quan Antagonists Primary Villains Dark Hand (• Valmont • Shendu) • Daolon Wong • Tarakudo • Drago Other Demon Sorcerers Po Kong • Xiao Fung • Tchang Zu • Tso Lan • Dai Gui • Hsi Wu • Bai Tza Secondary Villains Enforcers Finn • Ratso • Chow • Hak Foo Dark Chi Warriors Gan • Ren • Chui Oni Generals Rairakku • Murasaki • Kiiro • Midori • Ikazuki • Orenji • Kuro • Mosugurīn • Aka Shadowkhan Ninja Khan • Razor Khan • Bat Khan • Sumo Khan • Samurai Khan • Squid Khan • Crab Khan • Mini Khan • Mantis Khan Ice Crew StrikeMaster Ice • MC Cobra • DJ Fist Minor Villains Angus McCutcheon • Dr. Ashby Necrosis • Boris • Brotherhood of Magisters (• Head Magister) • Cardiff Zendo • Chupacabra • Dark Chi Ogre • Dark Chi Serpents • Dark Chi Snowmen • Dragon Minions • Dragon Spirits • Gnomekop • Greenbeard • Haggis • Hoyle • Interdimensional Creature • Iso (• Iso's Minions) • J-Clones • John Smith • Lotus Temple Guardian • Mr. Jumba • Karl Nivor • Kiang-Shi • Kidnappers • Kuniko Kasahara • Mr. Lam • Mayor • Michael Diaz • Mirror Spirits • Monk • Monkey King • Opera Thieves • Spring-Heeled Jack • Stone Sentinels • Peter Bailey • Portia Martindale • Vanessa Barone • Dr. Weber • Wesley Rank • Yang Chi Guardian • Yin Chi Guardian • Yip • Yokonowa Crime Family (• Yokonowa Boss) Chang Gang Bartholomew Chang • Bob Halfcock • Helga Sorensen • Phillip Crane • Tommy Chung Hijackers Basil • Butch • Giles • Safecracker Others Minor Characters Alfie • Andrews • Babur • Dragon Scouts Leader • Dusseldorf Family • Mr. Ferkel • Fox • Mr. Freedman • Gladys Windsor • • Helmut & Ulf • Hirsch • Kai Ching • Kevin • Larsen • Mr. Kobayashi • Kronos • Larry Franklin • Lee Foo • Mac • Mahoney • Mayor of San Francisco • Melvin Moose • Mickey • Nelson • Ricky Rothman • Shimizu • Simon Magus • Zu Monks Animals Noble Animals Scruffy • Sasha • Mickey • Haiku • Eggbert • Mordecai • The Cobra • Bob • Lucky • Royal Medicine • The Yak Other Animals Aesop • Culebra Gigante • Cosmo • Ruby • Yin Yang • Giant Crab Monster There are numerous references to Jackie Chan's films and his own life throughout the series. 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