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| − | [[File:Screen_shot_2012-03-31_at_2.02.03_AM.png|thumb|272px|The Dark Chi Warriors]] |
+ | [[File:Screen_shot_2012-03-31_at_2.02.03_AM.png|thumb|272px|The original Dark Chi Warriors from left to right: [[Gan]], [[Chui]] and [[Ren]]]] |
| − | + | {{Quote|You are no longer mortal men, but powerful servants, enslaved to do my bidding.|[[Daolon Wong]]}} |
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| + | The '''Dark Chi Warriors''' are the creations and loyal servants of [[Daolon Wong]]. |
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==Appearance== |
==Appearance== |
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+ | The Dark Chi Warriors are tall, muscular, orange-skinned humanoids with dark eyes, pointed ears and glowing, cyan-colored tattoos (including a forehead tattoo resembling the same one on Daolon Wong's). They wear dark clothing consisting of fully-covered leggings, detached sleeves and midriff-baring upper garments. They all sport dark red hair (save for Chui) and their eyelids are situated so that they open and close vertically, not horizontally like with a human. |
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==Powers and Abilities== |
==Powers and Abilities== |
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| + | [[File:Dark_Chi_Warriors_2.png|thumb|Each of the Dark Chi Warriors possessed a unique weapon that was tied to their chi|250px]] |
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| − | [[File:DarhChiDimension.png|thumb|Where they go when they "poof"|200px]] |
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| − | Each Dark Chi Warrior had a different weapon, which could be conjured from thin air. These warriors were all silent, and they could levitate and steer their weapons with their thoughts. They're able to jump up to and down from great distances easily, and they have exceptional physical strength. They could |
+ | Each Dark Chi Warrior had a different weapon, which could be conjured from thin air. These warriors were all silent, and they could levitate and steer their weapons with their thoughts. They're able to jump up to and down from great distances easily, and they have exceptional physical strength. They additionally could slow down the motion of their bodies during a long fall, causing them to land unharmed. The Dark Chi Warriors could smell magic, allowing them to sense the presence of [[Jade Chan|Jade]] when she used the [[Snake Talisman]]. Alongside being summoned, the warrior can also teleport at will and take any person with them by holding onto them. |
| − | [[Daolon Wong]] can summon his warriors anywhere by calling their names which caused them to materialize in location (unless good magic prevents it), and can banish them as well with a mere wave of his arm. Only a severe impact will make them disappear accordingly into a puff of blue smoke. Where they go after they disappear appears to be separate dimension where they float there until they can be summoned again after some time. Daolon Wong can also communicate orders to them |
+ | [[Daolon Wong]] can summon his warriors anywhere by calling their names which caused them to materialize in location (unless good magic prevents it), and can banish them as well with a mere wave of his arm. Daolon Wong can manipulate their movements and their weapons, and can willfully mangle their bodies if they disobey him. Only a severe impact will make them disappear accordingly into a puff of purple-blue smoke. Where they go after they disappear appears to be separate dimension contained within Wong's staff where they float there until they can be summoned again after some time. Alternatively, they can also be instantly teleported to Wong's fortress. Daolon Wong can also communicate orders to them telepathically, and the warriors can likewise communicate to him in this fashion. |
==History== |
==History== |
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| + | [[File:Dark Chi Enforcers.png|thumb|220px|[[Finn]], [[Ratso]] and [[Chow]] after being transformed into Dark Chi Warriors]] |
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During Daolon Wong's attempt to steal the talismans from Section 13, the warriors were imprisoned in the lost [[Urn of Wei Cheing]] by [[Uncle]]. |
During Daolon Wong's attempt to steal the talismans from Section 13, the warriors were imprisoned in the lost [[Urn of Wei Cheing]] by [[Uncle]]. |
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| ⚫ | After the talismans were destroyed by Jackie, Wong replaced his warriors with [[Finn]], [[Ratso]] and [[Chow]] by altering their physical shape, giving them an almost identical appearance to the original warriors. These three former [[Enforcers]] were also granted their predecessors' powers and weapons, but they still managed to prove incompetent. Because there is only one Urn of Wei Cheing, Uncle could not contain these warriors as the previous one was already full. |
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| + | ==List of Dark Chi Warriors== |
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| + | [[File:DarkChiMaterilizationEffect.gif|thumb|200px|Dark Chi Warriors materializing]] |
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| − | ==Gan== |
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| + | *[[Gan]] (replaced by [[Chow]]) |
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| − | [[File:Screen_shot_2012-03-31_at_2.04.05_AM.png|thumb|Gan's Weapon]] |
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| + | *[[Ren]] (replaced by [[Finn]]) |
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| − | Gan wielded a sanjiegun, a staff that could split into three chain-linked portions (a three-section staff), which appears with a pouring-in effect. Chow was considered to be Gan by Daolon Wong when Daolon Wong made him his Dark Chi Warrior. (Chow also retains his signature glasses.) |
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| + | *[[Chui]] (replaced by [[Ratso]]) |
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| + | *[[Zhen]] (also known as [[Hak Foo]]) |
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| − | [[File:Screen_shot_2012-03-31_at_2.04.42_AM.png|thumb|Ren's Weapon]] |
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| − | Ren had a boomerang blade similar to a windmill shuriken, which materialized with a smoke effect. Finn was considered Ren by Daolon Wong when he made him his Dark Chi Warrior. |
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| − | ==Chui== |
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| − | [[File:Screen_shot_2012-03-31_at_2.04.27_AM.png|thumb|Chui's Weapon]] |
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| − | Chui had a sledgehammer, which appears with a flame effect. Ratso was considered Chui by Daolon Wong when Daolon Wong made him his Dark Chi Warrior. Ratso also retained the bandage on his nose. |
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| − | ==Zhen== |
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| − | [[File:Screen_shot_2012-03-31_at_1.59.18_AM.png|thumb|Hak Foo as a Dark Chi Warrior]] |
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| − | Zhen, who was Hak Foo, combined Hak Foo's traditional attack style with powerful magic (materializing with a lightning bolt effect). Though Hak Foo's traditional fighting style involve animal actions, Zhen's style involves forces of nature and animals, some of which were only the stuff of legend (Phoenix Flies to Moon, Meteor Causes Mass Extinction, Volcano Incinerates Field Mouse). In addition to this, Zhen had much more physical endurance than the other Dark-Chi Warriors as a large boulder thown by Tohru wasn't enough to make him disappear (it broke in half upon contact). |
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| − | ===Season 2=== |
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| − | *''[[The Chosen One]]'' |
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| − | *''[[The Good, the Bad, the Blind, the Deaf and the Mute]]'' |
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| − | *''[[The Amazing T-Girl]]'' |
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| − | ===Season 3=== |
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| − | *''[[The Powers Unleashed]]'' |
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==Trivia== |
==Trivia== |
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*When Uncle first sees the Dark Chi Warriors in their debut episode, he says that [[Chi Master Fong]] warned him of such dark entities. This indicates that there is or has been other Dark Chi Warriors. |
*When Uncle first sees the Dark Chi Warriors in their debut episode, he says that [[Chi Master Fong]] warned him of such dark entities. This indicates that there is or has been other Dark Chi Warriors. |
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| + | *[[Valmont]] referred to the Dark Chi Warriors as "samurai zombies" in the Season 3 episode [[Little Valmont, Big Jade]]. |
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| + | *Zhen is the only warrior who is a completely new addition to Daolon Wong's Dark Chi Warriors as well as having Hak Foo being the original possessor, since one did not exist prior. |
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| + | *It is likely the original Dark Chi Warriors were named for their weapons: |
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| + | **Gan (棍, ''Gùn'') meaning "Staff". |
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| + | **Ren (刃, ''Rèn'') meaning "Blade". |
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| + | **Chui (錘, ''Chuí'') meaning "Hammer". |
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[[Category:Villains]] |
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Latest revision as of 17:09, 13 June 2023
The original Dark Chi Warriors from left to right: Gan, Chui and Ren
"You are no longer mortal men, but powerful servants, enslaved to do my bidding." |
The Dark Chi Warriors are the creations and loyal servants of Daolon Wong.
Appearance
The Dark Chi Warriors are tall, muscular, orange-skinned humanoids with dark eyes, pointed ears and glowing, cyan-colored tattoos (including a forehead tattoo resembling the same one on Daolon Wong's). They wear dark clothing consisting of fully-covered leggings, detached sleeves and midriff-baring upper garments. They all sport dark red hair (save for Chui) and their eyelids are situated so that they open and close vertically, not horizontally like with a human.
Powers and Abilities
Each of the Dark Chi Warriors possessed a unique weapon that was tied to their chi
Each Dark Chi Warrior had a different weapon, which could be conjured from thin air. These warriors were all silent, and they could levitate and steer their weapons with their thoughts. They're able to jump up to and down from great distances easily, and they have exceptional physical strength. They additionally could slow down the motion of their bodies during a long fall, causing them to land unharmed. The Dark Chi Warriors could smell magic, allowing them to sense the presence of Jade when she used the Snake Talisman. Alongside being summoned, the warrior can also teleport at will and take any person with them by holding onto them.
Daolon Wong can summon his warriors anywhere by calling their names which caused them to materialize in location (unless good magic prevents it), and can banish them as well with a mere wave of his arm. Daolon Wong can manipulate their movements and their weapons, and can willfully mangle their bodies if they disobey him. Only a severe impact will make them disappear accordingly into a puff of purple-blue smoke. Where they go after they disappear appears to be separate dimension contained within Wong's staff where they float there until they can be summoned again after some time. Alternatively, they can also be instantly teleported to Wong's fortress. Daolon Wong can also communicate orders to them telepathically, and the warriors can likewise communicate to him in this fashion.
History
Finn, Ratso and Chow after being transformed into Dark Chi Warriors
During Daolon Wong's attempt to steal the talismans from Section 13, the warriors were imprisoned in the lost Urn of Wei Cheing by Uncle. After the talismans were destroyed by Jackie, Wong replaced his warriors with Finn, Ratso and Chow by altering their physical shape, giving them an almost identical appearance to the original warriors. These three former Enforcers were also granted their predecessors' powers and weapons, but they still managed to prove incompetent. Because there is only one Urn of Wei Cheing, Uncle could not contain these warriors as the previous one was already full.
Later on, Hak Foo became a fourth Dark Chi Warrior named "Zhen" with even greater power, increasing his already-formidable combat skills.
List of Dark Chi Warriors
Dark Chi Warriors materializing
Trivia
- When Uncle first sees the Dark Chi Warriors in their debut episode, he says that Chi Master Fong warned him of such dark entities. This indicates that there is or has been other Dark Chi Warriors.
- Ratso often says that the Dark Warriors look like Kiss, the 80s rock band.
- Valmont referred to the Dark Chi Warriors as "samurai zombies" in the Season 3 episode Little Valmont, Big Jade.
- Zhen is the only warrior who is a completely new addition to Daolon Wong's Dark Chi Warriors as well as having Hak Foo being the original possessor, since one did not exist prior.
- It is likely the original Dark Chi Warriors were named for their weapons:
- Gan (棍, Gùn) meaning "Staff".
- Ren (刃, Rèn) meaning "Blade".
- Chui (錘, Chuí) meaning "Hammer".