Lost and Found

Lost and Found
Season	2
Episode	22
Overall	45
Broadcast Information
Air date	April 7, 2019
Production code	833T-222
Episode Guide
Previous	Rapunzeltopia
Next	Destinies Collide

Lost and Found is the twenty-second episode of Rapunzel's Tangled Adventure of season two. It premiered on April 7, 2019 and it is the forty-fifth episode of the series overall.

Plot

As the team gets closer to the Dark Kingdom, Rapunzel decided to celebrate Eugene's birthday with him, even though they didn't know his official birth date. Just then, Madame Canardist and Vigor the Visionary arrived, having followed them on their travels, to give them information about the last piece of the scroll. While Eugene was skeptical about it, Rapunzel excitedly went to a labyrinth with Vigor as their guide.

To their surprise, Vigor began to speak and introduced himself as Lord Demanitus. He explained that millennia ago, a phenomenon happened that cause a drop from the sun and a stone from the moon to fall unto the earth. He and his pupils (Sugracha, Matthews, and presumably Mother Gothel), went to search for the Sun Drop and Moon Stone when his pupils turned against him and join allegiances with his enemy, Zhan Tiri. It took all the power he had to stop this evil and he divided the scroll containing his research of the Sun Drop and Moon Stone into four pieces and hid them to prevent them from falling into the wrong hands. He also managed to merge himself with Vigor to keep Zhan Tiri from finding him and he was waiting for the right moment to come out because the spell he used worked only once and it only lasts a few hours before he became a part of Vigor forever.

Following Demanitus' guidance, the team went through a series of puzzles and riddles in the maze, one of which includes a fountain that demands a coin from each person to let them pass safely. When they made it to the end of the maze, Eugene crossed a bridge made of crystals to unlock the chest containing the last scroll piece. As soon as Eugene came back, however, they were soon attacked by one of Damenitus' mechanisms because Eugene hadn't dropped his coin in the fountain out of disbelief. They later got themselves trapped in a room in an attempt to escape the machine.

With his time nearly out, Demanitus quickly explained that they must unite the Sun Drop and Moon Stone to ignite an ultimate power and the scroll contains instructions on how to use it. He also explained that if the Sun Drop and the Moon Stone are not united, the black rocks will reawaken and search for Rapunzel forever, destroying everything in its path. He also convinced Eugene to continue to have faith, a faith which he already had in Rapunzel. When Rapunzel asked him how her hair works and what the Moon Stone does, he said that these are the things she must learn for herself and that he has faith in her. As soon as he said it, he became emerged with Vigor for good. Just then, the mechanism came in and attempts to harm them, only to be destroyed by Rapunzel's shielding power from her hair.

Rapunzel and Eugene returned Vigor to Madame Canardist, who soon told them that Vigor wanted Eugene to have the gem on his turban. Then they returned to their friends, where Rapunzel tells the whole story to them. Meanwhile, Eugene opened up the gem to find a piece of paper, which reads, "At the end of Rapunzel's journey, one of her party shall turn against her". Eugene looked at each party member, wondering who it could be, and his eyes widen when he saw that Cassandra was smiling suspiciously.

Cast

• Zachary Levi as Flynn Rider
• Mandy Moore as Rapunzel
• Carol Kane as Madame Canardist
• Dee Bradley Baker as Vigor
• Timothy Dalton as Lord Demanitus (debut; via Vigor's body)
• James Monroe Iglehart as Lance Strongbow
• Paul F. Tompkins as Shorty

Elements

Location

• Demanitus Maze (first appearance)

Powerful Objects of Supreme Power

• Magic Blonde Hair
• Moonstone (flashback & picture on scroll)
• Sundrop Flower (flashback & picture on scroll)
• The Ultimate Power (first mentioned)

Objects

• Princess Rapunzel's Satchel
• The Scroll

Trivia

• The fourth and the final piece of the ancient scroll is retrieved by Rapunzel, Eugene and Pascal respectively then it is restored at the near of the end of the episode which would be handed back to Varian to study it again offscreen during the upcoming season three episode Be Very Afraid and the series respectively after Rapunzel is back at her kingdom from traveling to the Dark Kingdom for a whole year to pursue her destiny.
• The scene of Rapunzel, Eugene, Vigor and Madame Canardist are shown inside the fortune-telling wagon is the same exact scene from the previous season two episode Vigor the Visionary and the series respectively while Pascal is added to that same scene.
• It is revealed during the episode that Sugracha the Eternal AKA Mrs. Sugarby and Matthews AKA Tromus and possibly Cassandra's biological mom Mother Gothel once were the three pupils of Lord Demanitus until they betrayed him to free and serve their new master Zhan Tiri prior to the series.
• Rapunzel mentioned the Demanitus Device that stopped the blizzard during the first season special one hour episode Queen for a Day and the series respectively which released Mrs. Sugarby AKA Sugracha the Eternal from it offscreen.
• It is the third episode of the series Rapunzel unleashes the protective shield from her hair, following the two of the season one episodes What the Hair?! and The Quest For Varian and the series respectively. Plus, it is the exact same way Rapunzel will use the protective shield from her hair during the second half of the special one hour episode Rapunzel's Return of season three and the series respectively to protect her and her pet chameleon Pascal from the blast.
• This is the second and the final episode of the series that Rapunzel, Eugene, Madame Canardist and Vigor are shown inside the fortune telling wagon again after the season two episode Vigor the Visionary and the series respectively.
  • Also, this is Pascal's only episode of the series to be inside the fortune telling wagon and it is his second time that he met Madame Canardist and Vigor after the season two episode Curses! and the series respectively.
• Rapunzel granted Eugene a birthday when she gave him a makeshift cupcake but she told him "don't eat it" due to the fact that it is a poisonous mushroom at the beginning of the season two episode and the series respectively.
  • This foreshadows the first half of the special one hour episode Cassandra's Revenge of season three and the series respectively when Rapunzel is throwing Eugene a surprise birthday party alongside the help from Pascal, Maximus, Lance, Kiera, Catalina, Xavier, Pete, Stan, Feldspar, Old Lady Crowley, Monty, Attila, Big Nose, Ulf, Vladimir, Shorty, Nigel, King Frederic, Queen Arianna, Faith, Hazel, King Edmund and Hamuel respectively.
• Rapunzel and her boyfriend Eugene do not wear their new outfits at all.
• The way Rapunzel's boyfriend Eugene takes a coin from his miniature satchel during the episode of season nd the series respectively. Also, it is going to be the exact same way Rapunzel's boyfriend Eugene walks on the precipice to give the ring to Varian during the second half of the special one hour episode Cassandra's Revenge of season three and the series respectively.
  • Also, the way Madame Canardist catches the coin is going to be the same way Eugene catches the ring before walking on the precipice during the second half of the special one hour episode Cassandra's Revenge of season three and the series respectively. Plus, it is the exact same way Rapunzel catches her best friend Cassandra's handmaiden headdress during the final solo song I'd Give Anything that she sang from the special three part series finale episode Plus Est En Vous of season three inside Cassandra's vacant former bedroom. Also, it is the exact same way Roland caught the PDA at the beginning of the Yu-Gi-Oh! episode A Duel with Dartz - Part 1.
• The bronze graphtyc, Adira's Black Rock sword and The Spire made a cameo during the episode of season two and the series respectively because the three items hid the tore scroll from Zhan Tiri and her three followers.
• Cassandra appears only at the beginning and the end of the episode but she doesn't have dialogue like during the season one episode Max's Enemy and the series respectively.
• It is implied that one of Lord Demanitus' three pupils, who had ultimately double-crossed him to serve Zhan Tiri herself was Cassandra's own mom AKA Mother Gothel herself when the silhouette of the latter was shown alongside Mrs. Sugarby AKA Sugracha the Eternal and Matthews AKA Tromus during the same episode of season two and the series respectively.
• The way Eugene's face up close is shown at the end of the season two episode and the series respectively. Also, it is going to be the exact same way Rapunzel's face is shown up close at the beginning of the first half of the one hour special episode Rapunzel's Return of season three and the series respectively. Plus, it is the exact same way Varian's face is shown up close after he wakes up from a nightmare then Rapunzel's face is shown up close when she recites the Hope Incantation while Cassandra's face is shown up close when she says "I don't follow your orders anymore!" during the second half of the one hour special episode Cassandra's Revenge of season three and the series respectively. Also, it is the exact same way Cassandra's face is shown close up when she says "save it!" at the near end of the penultimate episode Once a Handmaiden... of season three and the series respectively and when she is about to sit on the throne after she took over the kingdom. Plus, it is the exact same way Varian's face is shown up close when he smiles while Demanitus' Tomb is opening during the special three part series finale episode Plus Est En Vous of season three while Zhan Tiri's face, Rapunzel's face, Eugene's face and Cassandra's face are shown up close during the same episode. Also, it is the exact same way Rapunzel's face and Cassandra's face are shown close up during the season three episode Be Very Afraid and the series respectively. Plus, it is the exact same way Chase Young's face was shown up close during the Xiaolin Showdown episodes Master Monk Guan, The Evil Within and Saving Omi. Also, it is the exact same way Chase Young's face and Jack Spicer's face were shown up close during the Xiaolin Showdown episode The Year of the Green Monkey. 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• The way Eugene talks under his breath when his girlfriend Rapunzel and Vigor leave him by himself during the episode of season two and the series respectively. Also, it is the exact same way May talked under her breath at the near end of the Pokémon: Advanced episode Get the Show on the Road!. Plus, it is the exact same way Rapunzel talks under her breath during the second half of the one hour special episode Rapunzel's Return of season three and the series respectively. Also, it is the exact same way Eugene talked under his breath during the first episode What the Hair?! of season one and the series respectively while he spied on Rapunzel, Pascal and Cassandra from the bushes alongside Maximus. Also, it is the exact same way Varian talks under his breath when he didn't see that Cassandra is talking to the Enchanted Girl AKA Zhan Tiri during the second half of the one hour special episode Cassandra's Revenge of season three and the series respectively.

• This season two episode foreshadows the special three part series finale episode Plus Est En Vous of season three when Rapunzel unites the Sun Drop and Moon Stone to send it to the outer space after she healed Cassandra from dying and also Eugene, Varian, Ruddiger, Quirin, Kiera, Catalina, Lance, Pete, Stan, Maximus, Fidella, Monty, Old Lady Crowley, Xavier, Feldspar, Ulf, Attila, Vladimir, Big Nose, Shorty, Milton the Goat, King Frederic, Queen Arianna, Adira, King Edmund, Hector and his pets after being weakened by the Reverse Incantation (spell) when Zhan Tiri recites it.
• The way Eugene says "Stupid monkey" while he is referring to Vigor during the episode of season two and the series respectively. Also, it is the exact same way Raimundo Pedrosa said "Stupid dragon" while he was referring to Dojo Kanojo Cho during the Xiaolin Showdown episode Hear Some Evil, See Some Evil. Plus, it is the exact same way Omi said "Lazy dragon" while he was referring to Dojo Kanojo Cho during the Xiaolin Chronicles episode Xiaolin Redemption. Also, it is the exact same way Kimiko said "Stupid kimono" and "Stupid sandals" while she was wearing them during the Xiaolin Showdown episode Tangled Web. Plus, it is the exact same way Dwayne says "Stupid animals" while he is referring to Maximus, Pascal, Ruddiger and Hamuel respectively during the season three episode Day of the Animals and the series respectively. Also, it is the exact same way Polly Plantar says "Stupid Anne" and "Stupid Sprig" respectively during the Amphibia episode Friend or Frobo?. Plus, it is the exact same way Téa Gardner said "Stupid ice" during the Yu-Gi-Oh! episode Freeze Play, Part 2. Also, it is the exact same way Anne Boonchuy says "Stupid non-webbed human hands" during the Amphibia episode Best Fronds. Plus, it is the exact same way Maddie Flour's triplet little sisters Rosemary Flour, Lavender Flour and Ginger Flour say "Stupid Old Lady" when the latter three are referring to Marcy Wu during the Amphibia episode Maddie & Marcy. Also, it is the exact same way Robert Otto says "Stupid Frog-Man" when he is referring to Sprig during the Amphibia episode Spider-Sprig. Plus, it is the exact same way King Andrias says "Stupid controller" at the near end of the Amphibia episode Froggy Little Christmas. Also, it is the exact same way Homer Simpson said "Stupid Flanders!" throughout the every season of The Simpsons as his catchphrase.

• The way Rapunzel and Vigor walk away from Eugene during the episode of season two and the series respectively. Also, it is the exact same way Raimundo Pedrosa and Kimiko Tohomiko walked away from Clay Bailey and Omi during the episode Shen Yi Bu. Plus, it is the exact same way Omi, Raimundo Pedrosa and Kimiko Tohomiko walked away from Clay Bailey during the Xiaolin Showdown episode Bird of Paradise. Also, it is the exact same way Varian walks away from Rapunzel during the season three episode Be Very Afraid and the series respectively while Rapunzel briefly walks away from Varian during the same episode. Plus, it is the exact same way Varian briefly walks away from his race partner Xavier during the season three episode The Lost Treasure of Herz Der Sonne and the series respectively. Also, it is the exact same way Rapunzel walked away from her boyfriend Eugene during the season two episode The Brothers Hook and the series respectively. Plus, it is the exact same way Rapunzel and her boyfriend Eugene walked away from her best friend Cassandra at the beginning of the season two episode Mirror, Mirror and the series respectively. Also, it is the exact same way Teen Eugene and Teen Lance walk away from Rapunzel during the season three episode No Time Like the Past and the series respectively. Plus, it is the exact same way Cassandra walks away from Varian during the duet song Nothing Left to Lose and she walks away from the throne room after she crashed Eugene's birthday party during the first half of the special one hour episode Cassandra's Revenge of season three and the series respectively then Cassandra walks away from Zhan during the second half of the same one hour episode while Eugene walks away from Rapunzel to find Varian. Also, it is the exact same way Raimundo Pedrosa walked away from Omi, Kimiko Tohomiko and Clay Bailey at the end of the Xiaolin Showdown episode Mala Mala Jong while Master Fung walked away from Raimundo Pedrosa, Omi, Kimiko Tohomiko and Clay Bailey at the end of the same Xiaolin Showdown episode. Plus, it is the exact same way Rapunzel walks away from her boyfriend Eugene during the first half of the special one hour episode Rapunzel's Return of season three and the series respectively while Varian walks away briefly from his former friends during the same first half of the one hour special episode. Also, it is the exact same way Raimundo Pedrosa walked away from Omi at the beginning of the Xiaolin Showdown episode In the Flesh then Raimundo Pedrosa briefly walked away from Wuya twice during the same Xiaolin Showdown episode while Jack Spicer walked away from Wuya after the former arrived at the lighthouse. Plus, it is the exact same way Raimundo Pedrosa walked away from Omi, Kimiko Tohomiko, Clay Bailey, Master Monk Guan, Dojo Kanojo Cho and then Raimundo Pedrosa briefly walked away from Hannibal Roy Bean during the Xiaolin Showdown episode The Return of Master Monk Guan. Also, it is the exact same way Ash Ketchum, Misty and Brock walked away from Jessie, James and Meowth at the beginning of the Pokémon: Master Quest episode Around the Whirlpool. Plus, it is the exact same way Raimundo Pedrosa, Kimiko Tohomiko and Clay Bailey walked away from Omi during the Xiaolin Showdown episode Royal Rumble. Also, it is the exact same way Kimiko Tohomiko walked away from Omi, Raimundo Pedrosa and Clay Bailey during the two Xiaolin Showdown episodes Katnappé and The Evil Within respectively. Plus, it is the exact same way Rapunzel walked away from her best friend Cassandra during the first episode What the Hair?! of season one and the series respectively. Also, it is the exact same way Ash Ketchum walked away from his Pikachu, Sorrel and Verity during Pokémon the Movie: I Choose You!. Plus, it is the exact same way Colonel Hansel walked away from Ash Ketchum, Misty, Brock, May, Max, Miranda, Princess Sara and her parents during the Pokémon: Advanced Challenge episode The Princess and the Togepi. Also, it is the exact same way Brock, May, Max and Pikachu briefly walked away from Ash Ketchum at the beginning of the Pokémon: Advanced episode Gonna Rule The School!. Plus, it is the exact same way Max and Ash Ketchum's Pikachu walked away from the Meowth that always travels alongside Jessie and James during the Pokémon: Advanced episode A Hole Lotta Trouble. Also, it is the exact same way James and his Mime Jr. walked away from Jessie and Meowth during the Pokémon: Battle Frontier episode The Ole' Berate and Switch!. Plus, it is the exact same way Jessie walked away from Dawn at the near end of the Pokémon: DP Sinnoh League Victors episode Coming Full-Festival Circle!. Also, it is the exact same way Gladion walked away from his little sister Lillie and Ash Ketchum during the Pokémon the Series: Sun & Moon episode A Glaring Rivalry!. Plus, it is the exact same way Rapunzel and her boyfriend Eugene walk away from Pascal and his new friend Little Big Guy during the season three episode Pascal's Dragon and the series respectively. Also, it is the exact same way Ash Ketchum walked away from Max's older sister May during the Pokémon: Advanced Challenge episode The Bicker the Better while James walked away from Jessie during the same episode. Plus, it is the exact same way Duke Devlin, Mai Valentine, Marik Ishtar, Ishizu Ishtar and Odion Ishtar walked away from Yugi Muto, Joey Wheeler, Téa Gardner, Tristan Taylor, Serenity Wheeler and Bakura Ryou respectively at the end of the Yu-Gi-Oh! episode One for the Road. Also, it is the exact same way Serenity Wheeler walked away from Téa Gardner at the near end of the Yu-Gi-Oh! episode Looking Back and Moving Forward. Plus, it is the exact same way Jessie and James briefly walked away from Meowth during the Pokémon: Advanced Challenge episode Exploud and Clear!. Also, it is the exact same way the sapphire statues of Omi, Raimundo Pedrosa, Kimiko Tohomiko, Clay Bailey, Master Fung and the elder monks walked away from the Xiaolin Temple alongside the Sapphire Dragon at the near end of the Xiaolin Showdown episode Night of the Sapphire Dragon. Plus, it is the exact same way Raimundo Pedrosa, Kimiko Tohomiko and Clay Bailey walked away from each other and Dojo Kanojo Cho while the chi of the former three were sucked out of them by the Chi Creature during the Xiaolin Showdown episode Finding Omi. Also, it is the exact same way Mira Clay walked away from Dan Kuso, Julie Makimoto, Runo Misaki, Alice Gehabich and Baron Leltoy during the Bakugan Battle Brawlers: New Vestroia episode Family Ties. Plus, it is the exact same way Keith Clay and Gus Grav walked away from Mira Clay and Julie Makimoto at the end of the Bakugan Battle Brawlers: New Vestroia episode Unmasked. Also, it is the exact same way Prince Hydron walked away from Lync Volan during the Bakugan Battle Brawlers: New Vestroia episode Payback. Plus, it is the exact same way Dan Kuso, Runo Misaki, Baron Leltoy, Mira Clay, Alice Gehabich and her grandfather Dr. Michael Gehabich walked away from Lync Volan at the end of the Bakugan Battle Brawlers: New Vestroia episode Gate Crashers. Also, it is the exact same way Professor Clay walked away from two of his biological children Mira Clay and Keith Clay at the near end of the Bakaugan Battle Brawlers: New Vestroia episode Final Fury. Plus, it is the exact same way Mateo de Alva, Gabe Núñez and Princess Elena walked away from their friend Naomi Turner during the Elena of Avalor episode My Fair Naomi. Plus, it is the exact same way Varian walked away after he grabbed Attitude-Reversing Potion from the season one episode Not in the Mood and the series respectively while Rapunzel walked away from her biological mom and biological dad and the Griffin of Pittsford during the same episode when Rapunzel's personality was the opposite. Also, it is the exact same way Ash Ketchum, Lana, Lillie, Mallow, Sophocles and Kiawe walked away from Samson Oak during the Pokémon the Series: Sun & Moon - Ultra Legends episode The Dealer of Destruction! respectively. Plus, it is the exact same way Omi, Raimundo Pedrosa, Kimiko Tohomiko and Clay Bailey walked away from Dojo Kanojo Cho and Jack Spicer's cousin Megan during the Xiaolin Showdown episode Hear Some Evil, See Some Evil. Also, it is the exact same way the brainwashed Joey Wheeler and the brainwashed Téa Gardner walked away from Yami Yugi whie the former two were under Marik Ishtar's control during the Yu-Gi-Oh! episode Friends Til the End, Part 1. Plus, it is the exact same way Rapunzel, Eugene and Maximus walk away from Varian, Kiera, Catalina and Lance during the season three episode Flynnpostor and the series respectively while Brock Thunderstrike walks away from Rapunzel, Eugene, Maximus and Pascal at the near end of the same episode. Also, it is the exact same way Varian walked away from the event when he was feeling down during the first season episode Great Expotations and the series respectively. Plus, it is the exact same way Anne Boonchuy walks away from Hop Pop Plantar, Polly Plantar and Sprig Plantar then Anne Boonchuy and her mom and Ned walk away from Sprig Plantar during the Amphibia episode Thai Feud. Also, it is the exact same way Raimundo Pedrosa walked away from Omi after the former pantsed the latter during the first Xiaolin Showdown episode The Journey of a Thousand Miles. Plus, it is the exact same way Adrien Agreste's alias Cat Noir briefly walked away from Chloe during the Miraculous: Tales of Ladybug and Cat Noir episode Mayura. Also, it is the exact same way Mokuba Kaiba's older brother Seto Kaiba walked away during the two of the Yu-Gi-Oh! episodes Settling the Score, Part 1 and Unwanted Guest, Part 2 respectively. Plus, it is the exact same way Cassandra, Lance and Shorty walked away from Rapunzel and her boyfriend Eugene at the near end of the season two episode You're Kidding Me! and the series respectively. Also, it is the exact same way Eugene's evil mirror doppelganger walked away from the mirror after the former replaced the real Eugene as revealed during the flashback of the season two episode Mirror, Mirror and the series respectively. Plus, it is the exact same way Gary Oak walks away from his grandpa Professor Samuel Oak, Ash Ketchum and Goh at the end of the Pokémon Master Journeys: The Series episode Advice to Goh!. Also, it is the exact same way Anne Boonchuy walks away from Hop Pop Plantar and the two of his grandchildren Sprig Plantar and Polly Plantar at the near end of the Amphibia episode After the Rain. Plus, it is the exact same way Captain Grime briefly walks away from Sasha Waybright during the Amphibia episode Turning Point. Also, it is the exact same way Anne Boonchuy, Sasha Waybright, Sprig Plantar, Hop Pop Plantar and Captain Grime walk away from Marcy Wu during the Amphibia episode True Colors. Plus, it is the exact same way Captain Grime walks away from Sasha Waybright at the end of the Amphibia episode The Third Temple. Also, it is the exact same way Maggie walks away from Anne Boonchuy and Sasha Waybright during a flashback at the beginning of the Amphibia episode Reunion. Plus, it is the exact same way Sprig Plantar's superhero alias Frogman walks away from Robert Otto, Molly Jo and a police officer at the near end of the Amphibia episode Spider-Sprig. Also, it is the exact same way Eugene, Cassandra and her adopted dad walk away from Rapunzel at the near end of the special three part series finale episode Plus Est En Vous of season three while Eugene's biological dad walks away from his son and Rapunzel while Lance and Maximus walk away from Eugene while Varian walks away from Lance while Rapunzel walks away from Eugene, Lance, Varian, Kiera, Catalina and Maximus then Rapunzel walks away from her boyfriend Eugene during the same special three part series finale episode of season three. Also, it is the exact same way Chloé Bourgeois walks away at the end of the Miraculous: Tales of Ladybug and Cat Noir episode Queen Banana. Plus, it is the exact same way Master Fung walked away from Raimundo Pedrosa, Omi, Kimiko Tohomiko and Clay Bailey at the end of the Xiaolin Showdown episode Pandatown. Also, it is the exact same way Joey Wheeler, Serenity Wheeler, Tristan Taylor, Duke Devlin and Yugi Muto walked away from Téa Gardner at the end of the Yu-Gi-Oh! episode The Dark Spirit Revealed, Part 4. Plus, it is the exact same way Yugi Muto, Joey Wheeler, Tristan Taylor and Duke Devlin walked away from Serenity Wheeler and Téa Gardner at the near end of the Yu-Gi-Oh! episode The Tomb Keeper's Secret. Also, it is the exact same way King Andrias walks away from Darcy at the near end of the Amphibia episode Froggy Little Christmas. Plus, it is the exact same way Anne Boonchuy's dad walks away from Hop Pop Plantar during the Amphibia episode The New Normal. Also, it is the exact same way Phil and Mayshure AKA the All-Out Brothers walk away from Ash Ketchum and Goh at the end of the Pokémon Master Journeys: The Series episode All Out, All of the Time!. Plus, it is the exact same way Gary Oak walks away from Danika, Ash Ketchum and Goh during the Pokémon Master Journeys: The Series episode Leaping Toward the Dream!. Also, it is the exact same way Rapunzel's dad King Frederic walked away from his son in law Eugene during the season one episode In Like Flynn and the series respectively. Plus, it is the exact same way Ritchie walked away from Ash Ketchum at the near end of the Pokémon: Indigo Plateau episode Friends to the End after the Indigo Plateau was over. Also, it is the exact same way Rapunzel and everyone walk away from the crypt at the near end of the season three episode The Lost Treasure of Herz Der Sonne and the series respectively. Plus, it is the exact same way Iris walked away from Ash Ketchum and Cilan at the near of the beginning of the Pokémon: BW Adventures in Unova and Beyond episode The Path that Leads to Goodbye. Also, it is the exact same way Tristan Taylor walked away from Joey Wheeler, Téa Gardner and Yugi Muto's grandpa Solomon Muto during the Yu-Gi-Oh! episode Legendary Fisherman, Part 1. Plus, it is the exact same way Mai Valentine walked away from Yugi Muto, Joey Wheeler, Téa Gardner and Tristan Taylor at the near of the Yu-Gi-Oh! episode Trial by Red Eyes. Also, it is the exact same way Joey Wheeler and Téa Gardner walked away from Marik Ishtar during the Yu-Gi-Oh! episode Double Duel, Part 1. Plus, it is the exact same way Joey Wheeler, Téa Gardner and Yugi Muto's grandpa walked away from Espa Roba and his little brothers at the near end of the Yu-Gi-Oh! episode Espa Roba - The ESP Duelist, Part 2. Also, it is the exact same way Seto Kaiba walked away at the end of the Yu-Gi-Oh! episode Battle for the Bronze, Part 3. Plus, it is the exact same way Yugi Muto, Joey Wheeler and Seto Kaiba walked away from Téa Gardner, Tristan Taylor and Mokuba Kaiba at the near end of the Yu-Gi-Oh! episode A Duel with Dartz - Part 6.

• The way Eugene imitates Madame Canardist during the episode of season two and the series respectively. Also, it is the exact same way Jack Spicer imitated Wuya during the Xiaolin Showdown episode Katnappé. Plus, it is the exact same way Raimundo Pedrosa imitated Clay Bailey during the Xiaolin Showdown episode Like a Rock!. Also, it is the exact same way Kimiko Tohomiko imitated Clay Bailey while Raimundo Pedrosa imitated Kimiko Tohomiko during the Xiaolin Showdown episode Royal Rumble. Plus, it is the exact same way Jack Spicer and his robot doppelganger Robo-Jack imitated Katnappé during the Xiaolin Showdown episode The Shard of Lightning. Also, it is the exact same way Raimundo Pedrosa and Jack Spicer imitated Master Fung and Omi respectively during the Xiaolin Showdown episode The Emperor Scorpion Strikes Back. Plus, it is the exact same way Jack Spicer imitated Vlad during the Xiaolin Showdown episode The Demon Seed. Also, it is the exact same way Omi imitated Master Fung during the Xiaolin Showdown episode The Apprentice. Plus, it is the exact same way Raimundo and Omi imitated each other while the former wore the Crystal Glasses during the Xiaolin Showdown episode The Crystal Glasses. Also, it is the exact same way Duke Devlin imitated Seto Kaiba during the Yu-Gi-Oh! episode Trial by Stone. Plus, it is the exact same way Duplica imitated Ash Ketchum, Misty, Officer Jenny and Nurse Joy during the Pokémon: Indigo Plateau episode Ditto's Mysterious Mansion when the former wore the outfits of the latter four. Also, it is the exact same way Omi, Clay Bailey and Kimiko Tohomiko imitated Wuya, Chase Young and Hannibal Roy Bean respectively during the Xiaolin Showdown episode Hannibal's Revenge. Plus, it is the exact same way Jessie's Wobbuffet imitated Brock during the Pokémon: Advanced Challenge episode The Bicker the Better. Also, it is the exact same way Rapunzel's pet chameleon Pascal imitates how Rapunzel's boyfriend Eugene ran away from the large boulder during the second half of the one hour special episode Cassandra's Revenge of season three and the series respectively. Plus, it is the exact same way Shadow Prove imitated the voices of Dan Kuso and Mira Clay respectively during the Bakugan Battle Brawlers episode Voices in the Night. Also, it is the exact same way Sprig Plantar and his sister Polly Plantar imitate each other during the Amphibia episode Quarreler's Pass. Plus, it is the exact same way Dr. Frakes imitates her former assistant Terri during the Amphibia episode If You Give a Frog a Cookie. Also, it is the exact same way Ash Ketchum imitated the Alolan Exeggutor from Treasure Island during the Pokémon the Series: Sun & Moon episode Partner Promises!. Plus, it is the exact same way Serena's Fennekin imitated her Pokémon Trainer at the near of the beginning of the Pokémon the Series: XY episode A Blustery Gym Battle!. Also, it is the exact same way Ash Ketchum's Pikachu imitated Brock, during the Pokémon: Indigo Plateau episode Snow Way Out!, Ash Ketchum's Squirtle during Kanga Games, Ash Ketchum's Bulbasaur during the Pokémon: Indigo Plateau episode Bulbasaur's Mysterious Garden, Ash Ketchum during the Pokémon: Adventures in the Orange Islands episode The Stun Spore Detour, Misty's Psyduck and Jessie's Lickitung during Stantler's Little Helpers, Misty's Togepi, Ash Ketchum's Charizard from the Pokémon: Johto Journeys episode For Crying Out Loud!, Ash Ketchum's Noctowl and Cyndaquil during the Pokémon: Johto League Champions episode The Screen Actor's Guilt, Jessie's Seviper, James's Cacnea, the Meowth of Team Rocket, May's Torchic, Brock's Mudkip, Ash Ketchum's Treecko, Brock's Lotad at the end of the Pikachu short Gotta Dance!, Ash Ketchum's Corphish, Grovyle and Torkoal during the Pokémon: Advanced Battle episode It's Still Rocket Roll to Me!, of eight different Pokémon during the Pokémon: Diamond and Pearl episode All Dressed Up with Somewhere to Go!, Ash Ketchum's Turtwig during the Pokémon: DP Battle Dimension episode Mass Hip-Po-Sis!, a Heat Rotom during the Pokémon: DP Galatic Battles episode Get Your Rotom Running!, Ash Ketchum's Staraptor and Dawn Buneary during the Pokémon: DP Sinnoh League Victors episode Dealing With a Fierce Double Ditto Drama!, a Scolipede during the Pokémon: Black & White episode The Bloom Is on Axew!, an Azumarill during the Pokémon: BW Adventures in Unova and Beyond episode The Pirates of Decolore!, Iris's Axew during the Pokémon: BW Adventures in Unova and Beyond episode Team Rocket's Shocking Recruit!, a Poké Ride Sharpedo during the Pokémon the Series: Sun & Moon episode Alola to a New Adventure!, a Blacephalon during the Pokémon the Series Sun & Moon - Ultra Adventures episode A Twirling with a Bang! and Lana's Popplio during the Pokémon the Series: Sun & Moon - Ultra Legends episode We Know Where You're Going, Eevee!.

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