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| The Call of the Dragon | ||
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| Editor: | Mark Zaslove | |
| Written by: | Mark Zaslove | |
| Director: | Christelle Naga | |
| Producer: | Christy Hui | |
| Music: | Benjamin Ribolet, Patrick Sigwalt and David Vadant | |
| Release details | ||
| Season: | 1 | |
| Episode: | 24 | |
| Overall: | 24 | |
| Premiere broadcast: | July 1, 2015 | |
| Production code: | 123 | |
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Kimiko sees a mystical vision, but the other Monks don't believe her. Following her dragon-sense, Kimiko discovers the missing Dojo, as well as Chase's evil plans.
Did you know[]
- Omi and Raimundo made a reference to Gangnam Style while kicking Jack-bots as Omi and Ping Pong danced to the music. Plus, Raimundo made a reference to Psy when he called Omi "Omi-Psy".
- Raimundo dances to disco and can play guitar.
- When Dojo is captured by Chase during this episode and Kimiko has to rescue him from the villain is similar to Master Monk Guan (episode) when Omi, Raimundo, Kimiko and Clay had to rescue Dojo from Chase Young.
- When Shadow says Wuya? during the episode references In the Flesh when Omi said Wuya? and The Last Temptation of Raimundo when Kimiko said Wuya?
- Omi, Raimundo, Clay and Ping Pong sleep inside the same bedroom as revealed during the episode unlike the Xiaolin Temple from the previous series, where the bedrooms of Omi, Raimundo, Kimiko and Clay were divided.
- When Omi sleeps at night during the series, he doesn't wear pajamas like the previous series.
- The hair salon that appears during Clay's dream is a reference to the salon that appeared during the episode The Shard of Lightning.