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| − | The '''Changing Chopsticks''' are a [[Shen Gong Wu]] that shrinks the user or another object to the size of a grain of rice and to return the shrunken object to its original size. It can also be used in combination with the [[Reversing Mirror]] to increase an object's size, but both Shen Gong Wu are then required to shrink things to their normal size. Regardless of the size modification, if the change is not reversed within a day, the results become permanent. This Shen Gong Wu tends to stay with [[Jack Spicer]] for most of the series. |
+ | The '''Changing Chopsticks''' are a [[Shen Gong Wu]] that shrinks the user or another object to the size of a grain of rice and to return the shrunken object to its original size. It can also be used in combination with the [[Reversing Mirror]] to increase an object's size, but both Shen Gong Wu are then required to shrink things to their normal size. Regardless of the size modification, if the change is not reversed within a day, the results will become permanent. This Shen Gong Wu tends to stay with [[Jack Spicer]] for most of the series. |
The Changing Chopsticks were found in the nostrils of a statue on Easter Island, and Omi and [[Katnappe]] had a showdown for them, which Omi lost. In the episode "[[Chameleon]]", he uses them to help build his new robot. They are among the Shen Gong Wu given to [[Pandabubba]] in the episode "[[Pandatown]]", but the monks got them back when Pandabubba was arrested. In the episode "[[Enter the Dragon]]", Jack uses the [[Glove of Jisaku]] to steal them, but when he and the monks are swallowed by Dojo, he gives them back so he can get out. He steals them, along with several other Shen Gong Wu, in the episode "[[Hear Some Evil, See Some Evil]]", and they are the only Shen Gong Wu not returned to the monks at the end of the episode. Jesse receives them from Jack in "[[The Black Vipers (episode)|The Black Vipers]]", when they were working together, but she double-crosses him, and Clay uses them in showdown against her, which he loses, but they are among the Shen Gong Wu returned to the monks at the end of the episode. Jack somehow has them in the episode "[[Saving Omi]]", but he enters the Ying-Yang world with the Reversing Mirror, so when he exits, he is good. In "[[Oil in the Family]]", a T-Rex that Jack revived with the [[Rio Reverso]] uses them in a showdown against Raimundo, which she loses. The monks have had them ever since. |
The Changing Chopsticks were found in the nostrils of a statue on Easter Island, and Omi and [[Katnappe]] had a showdown for them, which Omi lost. In the episode "[[Chameleon]]", he uses them to help build his new robot. They are among the Shen Gong Wu given to [[Pandabubba]] in the episode "[[Pandatown]]", but the monks got them back when Pandabubba was arrested. In the episode "[[Enter the Dragon]]", Jack uses the [[Glove of Jisaku]] to steal them, but when he and the monks are swallowed by Dojo, he gives them back so he can get out. He steals them, along with several other Shen Gong Wu, in the episode "[[Hear Some Evil, See Some Evil]]", and they are the only Shen Gong Wu not returned to the monks at the end of the episode. Jesse receives them from Jack in "[[The Black Vipers (episode)|The Black Vipers]]", when they were working together, but she double-crosses him, and Clay uses them in showdown against her, which he loses, but they are among the Shen Gong Wu returned to the monks at the end of the episode. Jack somehow has them in the episode "[[Saving Omi]]", but he enters the Ying-Yang world with the Reversing Mirror, so when he exits, he is good. In "[[Oil in the Family]]", a T-Rex that Jack revived with the [[Rio Reverso]] uses them in a showdown against Raimundo, which she loses. The monks have had them ever since. |
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The Changing Chopsticks are a Shen Gong Wu that shrinks the user or another object to the size of a grain of rice and to return the shrunken object to its original size. It can also be used in combination with the Reversing Mirror to increase an object's size, but both Shen Gong Wu are then required to shrink things to their normal size. Regardless of the size modification, if the change is not reversed within a day, the results will become permanent. This Shen Gong Wu tends to stay with Jack Spicer for most of the series.
The Changing Chopsticks were found in the nostrils of a statue on Easter Island, and Omi and Katnappe had a showdown for them, which Omi lost. In the episode "Chameleon", he uses them to help build his new robot. They are among the Shen Gong Wu given to Pandabubba in the episode "Pandatown", but the monks got them back when Pandabubba was arrested. In the episode "Enter the Dragon", Jack uses the Glove of Jisaku to steal them, but when he and the monks are swallowed by Dojo, he gives them back so he can get out. He steals them, along with several other Shen Gong Wu, in the episode "Hear Some Evil, See Some Evil", and they are the only Shen Gong Wu not returned to the monks at the end of the episode. Jesse receives them from Jack in "The Black Vipers", when they were working together, but she double-crosses him, and Clay uses them in showdown against her, which he loses, but they are among the Shen Gong Wu returned to the monks at the end of the episode. Jack somehow has them in the episode "Saving Omi", but he enters the Ying-Yang world with the Reversing Mirror, so when he exits, he is good. In "Oil in the Family", a T-Rex that Jack revived with the Rio Reverso uses them in a showdown against Raimundo, which she loses. The monks have had them ever since.
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