(thunder rumbling) (lightning cracking)
- Ox Guardian.
Show yourself, you little coward!
Face your destiny and admit defeat!
Empower the Shadow Tiger!
(roaring)
(panting)
You don't stand a chance, you dumb ox.
(daunting music)
The ox shrine.
It's gone!
(rumbling)
- The Ox Guardian has outwitted you.
- But Yin, we said stealing the ox shrine
would be as easy as taking candy from a baby.
- If my clever sister truly believed that,
she would have come herself.
Now go!
Find the Ox Guardian
and bring him to me!
- After him!
- Empower the Ox!
(grunting) (terracotta shattering)
- Ox Guardian,
you will pay for this.
With your life!
(electric zapping)
("Legend of the Dragon Theme")
(yelling) (grunting)
- Ha, gotcha!
Had enough, bro?
- Don't count your chickens before they're hatched, sis.
(doorbell chiming)
(knocking)
- One of you has ordered takeout?
- No.
And no one else knows we're here.
- Careful.
Could be an ambush.
- [Master Chin] What is the problem, officer?
- We found this kid.
Thought he might be lost,
but he says you're in Uncle Chin.
- Robbie!
Yes, officers.
He does, indeed, belong here.
Thank you.
You are most kind.
- Robbie,
how'd you get here all the way
from the Great Wall of China?
- How else?
I used my power band.
- Ugh, even a little kid can do it.
- Some day you'll get the hang of it.
You won't always need my help.
So, kid, I'm guessing you weren't just in the neighborhood.
- Hey, wait a minute!
You're the Shadow Dragon.
- Old news.
Golden Dragon now.
- Yeah, it's true.
My sister's on our side now.
So, Robbie, what's up?
- The Emperor's forces have attacked the Temple of the Ox.
- That's right.
But I got away with my shrine.
Then, I used my band to lead me to the Golden Dragon,
since, I figured it was his job
to protect other guardians.
- Very true.
It is my belief
that the Emperor will continue to hunt for our young friend,
so you must watch over him
until I can find a safe place for Robbie and the Ox shrine.
- Whoa, hold the phone.
Master Chin, we're Golden Dragons.
Not babysitters.
This job has Beingal written all over it.
- The Tiger Guardian has gone to check on her temple.
- Hmm, Beingal has all the luck.
(yelling and grunting)
- Hey, that looks like fun.
Can I play too?
(monkey chattering)
(light music)
- [Ang] Hey, maybe the kid can teach you a few things.
(straining)
- Yeah, I like that one a lot.
- He got lucky, that's all.
- Whoa!
Was that an earthquake?
- Kind of.
The Ox Guardian's visiting,
and I gotta tell ya, he really packs a punch.
- Ox?
Must be pretty big.
- Yeah, well, you know, he's--
- K-Ho, meet Robbie,
the Ox Guardian.
- Nice to meet ya.
Better take it easy on Golden Dragon, kid.
You don't wanna hurt him.
- Yuck it up, K-Ho.
But if you're so tough, then you spar with him, huh?
- Aw, come on!
He's just a little...
(yelling)
Listen, Robbie.
Do you like dogs?
I mean, you'd never hurt one, right?
- Never!
I love all animals.
- Good.
Then I'll be safer like this.
- That was really cool.
- (laughing) Leave it to the wolf man
to find the easy way out.
Gotta hand it to you, Ling.
Brilliant move designing that cool dragon monster bike.
Keeps the kid happy, busy,
and out of trouble.
- You know how Master Chin says,
"Necessity is the mother of invention"?
Well, I'm persistent.
(glass cracking)
Slow done, Robbie!
- The only good thing about this babysitting deal
is that we're at least finally getting to see the city.
- Too bad K-Ho couldn't stick around.
- Ha, couldn't or wouldn't?
That guy sure knows when to bail.
- [Robbie] Hey, look!
A puppy!
- Hold up, Robbie.
Gotta be careful with animals you don't know.
- Hey, wait for me, doggy!
- Okay, kid.
Game over.
Time to get back.
- [Yin Wi] What's your hurry?
- Yin Wi.
- (chuckling) Relax, Golden Goons.
It's not you I want.
It's the mini-guardian.
Listen up, half-pint.
The Emperor wants the Ox shrine,
so you better hand it over.
- Forget it.
- Well, will you give up the shrine in exchange for,
hmm, let's say, the lives of your babysitters?
- Let's rock.
- And roll.
(grunting) (daunting music)
- Make it easy on yourselves, boys and girls.
Surrender now.
(sinister laugh)
- [Ling] Look out!
- Thanks.
I owe you one.
Uh, make that two.
- Destroy the dragons and box the ox.
- Empower - Empower
Double Golden Dragons! Double Golden Dragons!
- Stand back, Robbie.
We'll take care of these shadow freaks.
- Ever hear of mouthwash?
- Ling!
Gotta help.
Empower the--
- Forget it, runt.
You're mine.
- Empower the Ox!
- Wow.
Kids sure grow up fast these days.
I'm not losing my tail over this.
- Oh no you don't.
You're not leaving me holding the bag again.
- Guess all we've got left are the clay chumps.
- [Ling] Looks like the kids finally having fun.
- You were all very fortunate
things did not end differently.
- Do not blame Ang and Ling.
I should have listened to them.
I guess I still have a lot to learn from my elders.
- Hold on, I'm not that old.
- No doubt, the shadow rat will try again.
- Don't worry, Master Chin.
We won't let Robbie out of our sight.
Not even for a second.
- Um, just wondering,
how much longer are we gonna be on babysitting duty?
- (chuckling) When the end arrives,
you shall be there to meet it.
- Just once I'd like to get a cookie with my fortune.
- How could you let a little snot-nosed kid
and his bratty babysitters beat us?
You're pathetic!
- Me?
What about--
- You have both disappointed me.
Someone must be made to pay!
(yelling)
Well.
Do not expect me to punish my own sister.
Not unless she fails me again.
- Don't worry.
I'll get that Ox shrine for you.
Guaranteed.
- And to ensure your success,
I am going to strengthen your force.
- (cackling) Ooh, goodie.
What awesome new power will you give me?
Control of the weather?
Invisibility?
- It's something very big.
Very big indeed.
(laughing)
- I'm not sure being out here's such a good idea.
- Come on.
The kid was going nutso inside.
So were we.
- Uh, sorry.
- Hey!
Can I play too?
- [Robbie] Who are you?
- Name's Victor.
So are we gonna play or what?
- Uh, sure.
- Heads up!
What's the matter, boy?
Got a boo-boo?
- Great.
Looks like we scored the park bully.
- He doesn't know who he's trying to push around.
Hey, give me that back
or I'll kick your scrawny butt to the moon!
- (laughing) Look, I'm shaking!
Big talk for such a little guy.
- Oh yeah?
Empower the Shadow Ox!
- Robbie's really gotta make better friends.
- You think?
(rat squeaking)
- Okay, ox boy.
Let's see if you're as big and bad as my brother says.
(grunting)
Like your style, big guy.
- Let's play ball, pal.
And you're the ball.
Yo, squirt.
I'm gonna knock your head outta the park.
- Haha, missed me!
- I'm not gonna miss a second time.
- Time to turn this isn't a double-header.
- Empower Double - Empower Double
Golden Dragons! Golden Dragons!
- So much for my brother's help.
Let's even up the odds.
(whistles)
- Empower the Shadow Tiger!
- Empower the Shadow Rat!
Okay, boys.
Let's finish this.
- First I'm gonna pound that stupid little guardian punk
into the ground.
- Wanna bet?
Empower the Ox!
Bring it on, my friend.
(growling)
- [Ling] Incoming!
- [Beingal] Looks like we timed it just right.
- Had a feeling you babysitters might need a backup.
Empower the Shadow Wolf!
- Empower the Tiger!
- Yo, Shadow Ox.
Not sure you're smart enough to count this high,
so, let me tell you, you are seriously outnumbered.
- [Ang] Not to mention, outclassed.
- Yeah?
Well, you're outweighed.
So get ready to go down.
Hard.
- You see this, Victor?
- Yeah.
- Well, what a shame you didn't see this.
(yelling)
- Why do I always end up alone?
- Loser's luck.
- So long, sucker.
Hey, how's our kid doing?
- Ah, holding his own?
- How sweet.
Golden goody-goodies and their pet Ox.
- Give it up, rat lips.
It's over.
- Heh, not quite.
I still want the Ox band and the shrine.
- Dream on.
- Oh, goody.
And I brought such a cool thing to trade.
- Master Chin!
- One more step
and I'll snap the old boy like a twig.
So now, we trade
or Chinny-Chin-Chin gets it.
You see, once we have the kid's powers,
we'll create a double Shadow Ox.
Twice as big.
- Twice as dumb.
- That's right.
Twice as...
Hey, who are you calling dumb?
- Young dragons,
remember your oath.
You cannot endanger the entire world
for one, foolish old man.
- They can't, but I guess I better.
This is all my fault.
- What do we do?
- Nothing yet.
Too risky.
- Meet me here with your band and the Ox shrine at midnight.
And no tricks,
or it's pop goes the master.
You brought the shrine?
- Right here.
Now,
you will let Master Chin go, right?
- Ha, get real, punk.
You've been outfoxed, and out-oxed.
- Yeah, you little...
- What?
You didn't take his band?
- Huh?
That was my job?
- Empower the Ox.
- You really are an ox.
- This kid's taking a huge risk.
- We can't reach Master Chin in time to help.
- Not even a clear shot from here.
- I'm warning you, kid.
One more move and the old man is toast.
- Perhaps it is time for the old man
to recall that he was once a temple guardian as well.
(grunting)
- What?
Where did he go?
- All right!
Looks like Master Chin still got
more in him than just fortune cookies.
- What are we waiting for?
Isn't this where we left off?
- Yeah.
Right at the point where we blast
these losers back to China.
- You an that oxymoron are on your own.
- Forget that.
Huh?
That's not very nice.
- [Robbie] Neither are you.
- Wow, you were amazing out there, Robbie.
- Totally awesome, kid.
- Thank you.
- Young Master, you have indeed proven
why you were chosen Guardian of the Ox Temple.
- Even so,
you can't go back to the Great Wall.
Not now that the Emperor knows where your temple is.
- So, where to now?
- Well, Master Chin found a fantastic new place
for me and my shrine, that the Emperor will never find.
But if you ever need help,
Master Chin knows how to get me.
- Farewell.
- Goodbye, everyone.
- Believe it or not,
I'm actually gonna miss that little-big guy.
(laughing)
- [Ang] But it will be nice not to have to
babysit anyone anymore.
- [Ling] At least until the next
misplaced guardian shows up.
(knocking)
- Tell me this isn't happening again.
- Uh, you ordered the large pepperoni pineapple?
- I stand accused.
- Way to go, Master Chin!
(chuckling)
("Legend of the Dragon Theme")