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Judging Omi

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Written by	Stephen Sustarsic David Silverman
Directed by	Stephen Sandoval

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"Judging Omi" is the thirty-eighth episode of Xiaolin Showdown. It was written by Stephen Sustarsic and David Silverman and directed by Stephen Sandoval. It was first broadcast in the United States on Kids WB on May 21, 2005.

Overview

Synopsis

Master Fung tells the Warriors that one of them will soon advance to Wudai Warrior level, and after some petty arguing about who is most qualified, each one tries to find out who it is. They are all convinced it will be them, despite Dojo saying he does not know who it is because he cannot keep quiet. A Shen Gong Wu is revealed, the Ying Yo-Yo, which lets the user travel to the Ying-Yang world. Dojo stays behind to avoid a yelling-at about the Wudai Warrior business, so they ride the Shen-Ga-Roo. Eager to prove themselves for the new title, each of the monks faces a member of Jack's team, which consists of Cyclops, Katnappe, Vlad, and Tubbimura. Raimundo accidentally grosses them out when the Cyclops grabs him, and he throws up all over the Cyclops. Kimiko summons her fire power and defeats Katnappe. Omi deals with Vlad while Clay deals with Tubbimura. While the monks fight, Chase Young casually switches the Shen Gong Wu for a fake one, which Jack manages to collect.

After losing the Shen Gong Wu, the Warriors confront Dojo at the temple when Chase appears in the doorway, and in the next second, the room is in pieces and Dojo-bot is broken. While the monks check the vault and find nothing missing, they learn that Master Fung has been taken and transported to the Ying-Yang world, but they cannot rescue him without the Ying Yo-Yo. Omi goes to get it from Jack, using the Changing Chopsticks to avoid detection, and he learns Jack is planning a raid of the Temple with his army of evil. Cyclops' steps make tiny Omi fall into the toilet, which Cyclops goes to drink out of. Jack comes up, slaps Cyclops with some paper, and flushes it. Omi uses the Shard of Lightning to survive while he is being rushed out into a river. He runs back to the Temple, but only Dojo has escaped, while the other three are tied to a board, about to be tickled by Jack's ticklebot because they will not tell him the combination to the vault. Omi knows that only Chase Young can help him and goes to Chase for help, who says he will help him fight Jack. Omi says, "I do not wish to sound ungrateful, but why?" Chase replies, "Because Spicer is an insect, and I enjoy squashing insects." He also offers Omi a place by his side, which Omi refuses.

At the Temple, Jack's army and bragging are easily cut down to size by Chase's army of tiger warriors. The few Jack-bots not beaten by the warriors are shredded by Omi and Chase's seamless tandem attacks. Then Omi turns to his friends, and for a moment, their laughter (though tickle-induced) echoes in his ears. The next instant, he destroys the ticklebot in his anger and helps them out of their restraints while Chase shakes down Jack for the fake Ying Yo-Yo. While no-one is looking, he switches it back for the real one so it would appear that Jack had it the whole time. He offers it to Omi, who is about to take it when the other three stop him, saying they should talk to Dojo first to find out more about the Ying-Yang world. Chase glares at them for interfering with his plan, but Omi only says, "A true warrior acts first and worries later." He grabs the Wu and goes into the Ying-Yang world. The remaining monks are allowing this to sink in while Chase is trying (and failing) to hide a grin.

Omi walks past shelves of countless bottles and then sees Master Fung, who is in a meditative state and does not respond to Omi's questions. Omi picks him up with one hand and returns to Earth.

However, when he is leaving the Ying-Yang world, a bottle on a shelf rolls to the ground, with a picture of Omi's face appearing on it, revealing that it is Omi's good chi.

As Omi approaches the exit, the nine dots on his forehead rotate to form a diamond angle which means that his evil side is now in control.

When he steps out of the portal, his friends congratulate him for succeeding. Kimiko hugs him and says it's good to have him back, when Omi says, "But I am not back. I am not coming back," and then tells them that when he tried to led them, they didn't follow and when he tried to talk, they didn't listen to him either before stating that only one person (Chase Young) stood by Omi and believed in him when the others didn't.

As this goes on, the others stare at Omi in disbelief. After Chase announces that Omi is by his side, a huge wind blows up with Dojo announcing that it's the end of the world and that a thousand years of darkness has begun.

With lightning striking in the background, Omi's robes then magically change into their opposite colors. His red outfit with a black belt has now replaced by a black robe with a red lining and sash. It then shows Omi standing there, engulfed by his newfound power with an evil smile on his face.

The world then breaks into two, leaving nothing but carnage and destruction in its wake.

Chase then tells Omi that now that he's chosen the Heylin way, Chase will rule the world with Omi by his side.

In the background, Jack isn't too thrilled, stating that he should be in Omi's position, causing Wuya to remark, "Always the bridesmaid, never the bride".

As they watch Omi's evil come to fruition, Kimiko is in shock that Omi has fallen to the dark side. Clay then remarks that at least things can't get any worse but Dojo accidentally pushes Master Fung off some steps, presumably leaving the man injured.

As Master Fung keeps on falling, Dojo remarks that maybe it's time to take that well deserved vacation.

Revealed Shen Gong Wu

Ying Yo-Yo

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Main article: Ying Yo-Yo

The Ying Yo-Yo is a Shen Gong Wu that allows the user(s) to teleport to the Ying-Yang World. When used, it creates a portal that allows the user to enter through Ying-Yang World. It was found near a rock in a forest.

Shen Gong Wu Tally

Xiaolin Monks

Jack Spicer

Chase Young

Jesse Bailey

Wings of Tinabi

Lost Shen Gong Wu

Sands of Time (hidden in the future)
Hodoku Mouse (fell into a pit of lava)

Battles

Omi and Chase Young vs Army of Evil

References

Xiaolin Showdown Episodes
Season 1	The Journey of a Thousand Miles • Like a Rock! • Tangled Web • Katnappe! Shen Yi Bu • Chameleon • Ring of the Nine Dragons • Night of the Sapphire Dragon • My Homey Omi • Big as Texas • Royal Rumble • Mala Mala Jong In the Flesh
Season 2	Days Past • Citadel of Doom • The Shard of Lightning • The Crystal Glasses • Pandatown • Sizing Up Omi • Enter the Dragon • The Sands of Time • Hear Some Evil, See Some Evil • Dreamscape • Master Monk Guan • The Evil Within • The Deep Freeze • Screams of the Siren • The Black Vipers • The Emperor Scorpion Strikes Back • The Return of PandaBubba • The Last Temptation of Raimundo • The Year of the Green Monkey • The Demon Seed • The New Order • The Apprentice • Something Jermaine Dangerous Minds • Judging Omi • Saving Omi
Season 3	Finding Omi • Bird of Paradise • The Life and Times of Hannibal Roy Bean • Omi Town Treasure of the Blind Swordsman • Oil in the Family • The Return of Master Monk Guan Dream Stalker • Chucky Choo (episode) • Wu Got the Power • Hannibal's Revenge Time After Time: Part I • Time After Time: Part II

Xiaolin Chronicles Episodes
Season 1

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 ==Battles==
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 ==References==
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