Jilly Beans

if rai decided to leave the xiaolin temple and go back home instead of betrayaling them and bringing back wuya to the flesh

maybe instead of that spot over seeing rio he actually went to his parents house and told them the hole mala mala jong thing

regardless his like "if I'm gonna be punished for trying to save people i care about than maybe being there isny worth it at all!"

(probably took all his stuff from his part of the room during the time the rest were getting the reversing mirror and only leaving a note and the wu behind, cause his not ready to talk to them face to face)

now the question is how would the rest react when realising rai left and would they try to get him to join them again or at the very least keep in touch with him

I actually have thought of this for my own AU where my OC is the only one ever sticking up for Raimundo.

But in normal verse of the show, I can see it being an episode where they use a Wu that shows different universes, where that happens. They find the world being ruled by Wuya because Katnappe was the one to steal the wu to turn her back to flesh. They find that because Rai left the temple, they were down one dragon of wind, thus making the three other dragons useless. When asked why they don’t just get a new dragon of wind to that universe’s Master Fung, he looks confused. He never picked ANY of them. They were chosen by the fates, by life, by themselves. There was no way to pick a new dragon of wind, because Raimundo is the only one there is in this generation.

They go to beg this timeline’s Raimundo to help, to which his family just looks at them with pure disgust that they would DARE come crawling back to Rai after how they treated him, how they profited off HIS sacrifice. To which Raimundo says he’ll go and help. When asked why, he coldly states;

‘Unlike you, I know it’s more important to help those in need.’

Wuya is defeated and the others ask if he’s coming back. He’s earned his apprentice sash.

He says he rather stay where he’s appreciated for his help. Not cruelly mocked for being held back for doing what’s right. He asks how many of the monks are still in the hospital after being nearly being beaten to death by Mala Mala Jong.

They’re quiet as Clay says most of them. And the doctors said a lot of them would’ve died if Raimundo hadn’t given emergency care. This makes Rai just look at them blankly before saying to never bother him again. He doesn’t want to pull them down with his ‘failures’.

For my AU with my character, the monks are in a mythical library that holds stories of what has, what will, and what would happen. In one timeline story where Rai doesn’t betray them, Jill goes back with Raimundo to help. The two know they’re no match for the beast, but Rai says they didn’t give up their lives to train only to go and hide. Jill is terrified for the well being of the other monks. If 5 teenagers with powers aren’t enough to defeat it, what will happen to the 500 elderly monks?

When Mala Mala Jong easily beats Raimundo, Jill tries to use the Sun Chi Lantern. She manages to steal a good chunk of the beast’s chi, before she’s smacked into the wall by the monster. Wuya says to leave the two for the others, and gets what she thinks is where the monks are hiding. Rai goes to chase after them, but Jill stops him saying that he remembered the wrong name for the mountain and they see Wuya heading in the wrong direction. Thinking the others are safe, they get to work helping deliver aid to the fallen monks.

Wuya finds the other dragons (literally they were hiding across the way of the temple, and she followed the smell of s’mores Dojo made plus the fire he made to make said s’mores). They managed to defeat Mala Mala and the sash ceremony happens just like in the show, with Raimundo being passed for apprentice and Jillian still getting promoted. When Rai storms off, Jillian goes after him, ignoring Omi when he says that they must give him space. She tells him what he did was admirable and selfless. He deserves to be an apprentice more than her. He tells her to keep it, at least one of them got to be a hero.

When Jillian goes to Master Fung after Raimundo takes the tiger claws and disappears back to Rio, she asks why she got her sash when she did the same thing as Rai, Fung says because Raimundo talked her into coming back, that he used her kind nature to trick her into disobeying orders.

This. Sets. Her. OFF.

She says that was her own choice, she was worried like Rai was for them. That so many of them would’ve died of blood loss or internal bleeding had it not been for them. If they see their lives so meaningless, maybe she shouldn’t be wasting her time training and sacrificing her life for people who think so low of her and her efforts. She tosses her sash at him and storms off, using the Longi Kite to leave.

She meets up with Rai in Rio and tells him she walked off too. He tries to tell her to return, he’s not worth it but she is. She smiles and tells him he’s worth it too.

The two become closer as they grow older, her encouraging him to go into the medical profession seeing how good he was with the injured monks. He becomes a professional sports trainer/doctor that specializes in rehabilitation and recovery from sports injuries. She becomes a highly skilled veterinarian, her calm demeanor and abilities with animals helping with it.

When Wuya comes flesh thanks to Katnappe, the monks travel to the surprisingly now well off town of Tubarãro, Brazil where they find Rai practicing soccer with a little boy with big blue eyes.

Clay and Kimiko are shocked to find that Jill and Rai are married now, and Jill’s expecting their 4th child. While Rai’s welcoming to their friends, Jillian gives them the cold shoulder. He explains she still feels they betrayed him because they didn’t stick up for Rai when Master Fung was so ungrateful for his help. Omi says they have come to get their help in defeating Wuya. Jillian demands they leave. How dare they come for help when they didn’t give them any, or even care enough to reach out to them.

Rai talks her down and agrees to go help. He promises to be back before she knows it.

He never makes it home.

When delivering the news, Jillian slaps Omi after he says that Raimundo made up for his past failure. She tells them to never return, they’ve taken enough from her.

Her and Rai’s 4th child is a girl she names Ramona. She turns the Dragons away when they come years later to tell her Ramona is the next Dragon of Wind. Clay admits he always fancied her when they were teens, she coldly says that it’s good she didn’t know. She saved herself from disappointment. Kim breaks down on the way back, having wished she had been there for Rai when he needed her.

In the library, Clay and Kimiko put the book back, before they ask Rai and Jill if they read this one, to which Jill says up until the kiss with Rai part, then she had to put it down cause it grossed her out to read she kissed someone she sees as a brother. Rai says he threw up in his mouth at that part, cause it was like reading that he made out with one of his sisters. When they ask why, Clay says no reason as Kimiko keeps trying to burn it, only for the book to continue to repair itself.

It ended at 3. Lightyear was not the reason Andy wanted a Buzz Lightyear

Buzz Lightyear of Star Command is.

4 and 5 are disgusting cash grabs.

They absolutely butchered Bonnie and what she could have been.

They literally butchered Woody.

Half the original cast is dead.

The voice actors even sound tired and annoyed by the direction it’s taking.

It even looks bored and tired.

End the series now.

Make something new.

would he join the mom duo in beating the living hell out of master fung , guan and maybe chase too? (wuya is just watching in the background.while keeping it to herself she's knows she might be next)

listen someone will spill the tea i just dont know if it is dojo or one of the local moms

Dashi is the ‘Give these barely formed babies a few nice things as thank you for giving up their wonder years to save everyone from his toxic exes’ club.

He then told the Dragons in training that they could go pick any room in the temple for themselves, even if it was Master Fung’s.

They pick their rooms and rejoice at their new mattresses.

Dashi dumped Fung’s bed off a cliff.

He drew unfavorable images on Guan’s statues and took Chucky. He doesn’t deserve a dragon.

Well, given that they never stop Omi from talking down to him, and their actions in 'Pandatown' I'm gonna say...

No.

He likes her just he likes all the young dragons. He sees so much of him and his friends in them.

He's amazed how young people look in the future. These new dragons look like teenagers.

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WHAT DO YOU MEAN THEY ARE TEENAGERS!?

Oh sweet ghost of me, you've been sending newborns off to die...

IT'S NOT THE SAME GUAN! WE WERE ADULTS FIGHTING EVIL! WHO LEFT YOU IN CHARGE OF THESE FETUSES!?

THESE ZYGOTES HAVE FAMILIES!? WHO AGREED TO SEND THEM OFF TO DO THIS!?

Gonna continue this from this post, cause, I type a lot.

Dojo is seen hanging around Jill as much as he does Clay. She adores him and he feels the same about her. He’s the only one who knows that Jill is helping Rai with issues after he returned from the Heylin side. He also helps her out with it as well. She does hold a grudge against him from the time he abandoned them during the giant spider invasion, but she mostly shows the little dragon love when he needs it.

Master Fung lost a lot of her respect after how he treated Rai once Mala Mala Jong was defeated. She still shows him respect, even though she feels he doesn’t deserve it. She does get revenge for the Jade Elephant incident by using a new ability she practiced.

Jack Spicer finds she’s the only one who will hold back when fighting him, (she worries he’ll drop dead one of these days from internal bleeding from all the beatings he gets) but refuses to accept her compassion towards him. When the others beat and took ‘souvenirs’ from him in Time After Time, hers was a thank you note from the EMTs for keeping Jack alive until they got there.

Wuya was delighted when she was spat out into Rai’s game room. She offered her a room of her own, but Jill was confused. She hadn’t pledged anything to the Heylin Witch, only said that Rai was right. Wuya says she takes that as the same thing, and it doesn’t surprise her, Dragons of Wind and Light were always her favorite. When Jill asks what does she mean, Wuya blows her off and went to go make her room. She should be mad that Jill helped trap her again, but… something about her reminds her of someone…

Master Monk Guan had her respect….for about an hour. She did NOT take him trading Dojo well. He had no right or standing to do so. She gives him another chance when he fixes his mistake. She goes back to having little respect for him after his actions in Return of Master Monk Guan’ and how he used Raimundo’s guilt over his betrayal to get him to do his plan.

Love all the art and work you’ve been putting out btw!!!

Absolutely. Jill not only can manage, control, and summon lights, but soon learns she can do illusions (trick of the light) and even effect the mind (enlightenment). She likes it as it makes her feel like a magician who fights evil. Or a witch.

She is also like an enhancement to the other Dragons, making their own elements stronger. It makes her write a little poem to better understand it.

also how does she get along with the others? she seems very lovely

Actually, she was cold towards him for a completely different reason and much earlier in season 2.

After the whole Black Vipers ordeal, Jill actually helps both siblings with their issues by listening and advising them to see things from the other's perspective. She explains to Clay about feeling invisible in your own family, she suggests to Jesse to talk to her parents about how she feels. The two siblings come off the talks with a better understanding.

As for how she gets along;

Season 1:

Kimiko and her get off slowly as Jill is shy around new people, but the two begin to open up to one another. Kimiko finds her sweet and funny and is thankful for another girl around the temple. She acts as a bodyguard to Jill when anyone dares tries to take advantage of her kindness. Jillian in turn will be first to calm Kimiko before she explodes.

Omi can exhaust her at times when he doesn't think first and run head first into danger. Thanks to her experiences with her younger brother, she can easily pull him back and get him to think before he leaps...sometimes. She does show some annoyance when he acts superior.

Clay seems to catch her fancy at times. She always looks interested in what he has to say and is first to ask for his advice on something. He in turn seems to share her interests in animals and is impressed in her handling of them.

Raimundo enjoys playfully teasing her like he does to Kimiko, but not as...flirty as he is with the dragon of fire. After losing the sword of the storm, Jill offers a ear to listen when he is ready, then let's him decide if he wants to talk. He appreciates it as the others are more pushy.

Their relationship is the reason for a divide between the monks. When he wasn't promoted to apprentice like the others, Jill was the only one to go to Master Fung and try to give her sash back. She said it wasn't right she only got promoted thanks to Raimundo's so called failure. Master Fung said what Rai did was reckless and put them all in danger. Jillian said his actions are why so many of the older monks are still breathing and can walk. They're there to protect and help those in need. Raimundo did just that and doesn't the end justify the action?

Master Fung coldly stated that being reckless justifies nothing and he SHOULD take her sash seeing as she thinks so little of the promotion. But he says making her keep it will be punishment enough for her and Raimundo both. She loses a lot of respect for him after that.

When Raimundo starts to slowly turn, Jillian is the only one on his side. She's hesitant to try her new apprentice abilities with him there. She tries to scold Omi when he talks down to him, then she looks more upset then shocked when he leaves them. She tries to get the others to see how he's just hurting and needs help, but is shot down by the others. When he breaks into the vault, she was the only one to get him to talk it out before Kim and Clay jumped in and demanded he leave.

Once Wuya is flesh, she finally explodes in the dungeon at the others that this whole mess is ALL their fault, that they're ALL responsible for it happening. That if they had more compassion and empathy, MAYBE Rai wouldn't have felt betrayed first. She basically says that Rai was right in disobeying Master Fung's orders and is suddenly dropped in a instantly appearing portal. She gets spat out into Rai's game room. Apparently Wuya took that as close enough to a pledge of loyalty. The two talk, really talk, before Kimiko, Clay, and Dojo appear. Jill tries to get them to finally listen to each other...only for Rai to chase after them. When all is said and done, she's a little disappointed Rai didn't take the sash, but she understands.

Afterwards is a different story.

Jillian is shown to be by Rai's side a lot, first to defend him and first to shoot back when the others go too far. She seems to snap at Omi more, annoyed by Kimiko, and just gives Clay the cold shoulder. Then Pandatown happened.

Was the only one to volunteer for the lava test, but was passed over since she's always volunteering for him. She then is the only one to scold Omi for him messing Rai up. She snaps at Clay for his little 'We've seen what you do with your element.' And before being the only one to go with Rai to find a way into Pandabubba's, shot at the others "Remember when Rai gave up Canada for us? You guys have barely been worth Manitoba." Which makes Kimiko, Clay, Dojo and Jack gasp. Wuta screeches 'RIGHT!?' while Omi wonders what a Canada is.

After Rai gets promoted, things should have gone back to normal, but they don't. Jill is still standoffish to Clay and Kimiko and it finally boils over. The episode is the 4 teens having to work in pairs in an escape room like system. After getting everything out in the open, they finally start to heal.

Master Fung seems to have lived in normal civilization seeing how he has a better understanding of slang and the outside world. He chose the monk lifestyle, but failed to really teach Omi anything about social interaction or modern times.

As for the parents finding out about Omi almost getting flatten.

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As promised! My Xiaolin Showdown OC! There was more, but I accidentally deleted it. Procreate you fickle mistress.

Clay; Loves the old Western stories, also loves anything that has animals in it. Loves Aesop’s fables, but Ferdinand is his all time favorite.

Jesse; Anything where women are better than men are on top, like the classic fairy tales. Her go to is definitely ‘The Mouse and the Motorcycle.’

Patty; Big into superhero stories, but also the unknown and impossible. He loves Frankenstein, but also loves Clifford the big red dog.

Actually, I thought of something similar with how Omi would act with the B Dragon team, aka the other Dragons’ younger family members. How he would try to act like he’s much more mature then them since he’s been training since he was a baby to be a Dragon of water. And if they are lucky, he will take them under his wing like he did their relatives.

Patty, MJ and Rai’s other little nieces and nephews just stare at him before Rai’s youngest niece tells him they’re not interested in that right now, but wants to know if he wants to come play with them instead.

He makes a big show of having to give up his valuable time to watch over the little ones (ignoring Patty and Mateo saying they’re older than him) but he’s willing to make a sacrifice to ensure that they stay out of trouble.

His older friends and Dojo watch as he has a ball playing with them.

When he was little up to 6 years old; very sweet and quiet as we saw in ‘Dream Stalker’. He was the ladies on his dad’s soccer team’s favorite water boy/mascot as the helped teach him how to play. He idolized Mateo who taught him how to surf. He spent a lot of time at his mãe’s beauty shop, absorbing how to properly care for his skin, and how to be sassy. Then the flash flood happened and he started to change.

At 8, he decided to run away and join his tío’s circus seeing as his family didn’t want him, or need him. Maria convinced their parents that he should go, it would teach him responsibility and humility after cleaning up after the animals. That didn’t work out seeing as there weren’t any animals and it was a Brazilian version of cirque du soleil. Raimundo stayed there for 4 summers where he learned gymnastics and Capoeira.

At 12, he started acting out, hanging with one of his sister’s boyfriends that he shouldn’t have been hanging out with. His sister left that guy 2 years later right when he went off to the temple.