Ep 10. Wu Got the Power

In "Wu Got the Power," the Xiaolin monks are on a mission to retrieve the Serpent's Tail, an artifact that can be used to harness tremendous power. However, the monks soon discover that their old enemy, Jack Spicer, has also set his sights on the artifact.

The episode begins with the Xiaolin monks confronting a group of Jack's robots in a jungle. They manage to defeat the robots, but not before Jack steals the Serpent's Tail from a nearby temple. As they prepare to face off against Jack, the monks are suddenly confronted by the Heylin witch Wuya, who has returned after being trapped in a puzzle box for much of the previous season.

Wuya reveals that she has been resurrected by someone who has stolen a powerful Shen Gong Wu called the Moby Morpher. The Moby Morpher allows the user to change their form into any animal they desire, and whoever possesses it has the power to control Wuya.

The monks set out to find the Moby Morpher and put an end to whoever is controlling Wuya. Along the way, they encounter a young boy named Ping Pong, who has his own plans for the Moby Morpher.

After a series of battles and confrontations, the monks eventually track down the Moby Morpher and retrieve it. However, they soon discover that the person controlling Wuya is none other than the Xiaolin monk Clay Bailey, who has been using the Shen Gong Wu to try and impress a girl he likes.

The episode concludes with the monks forgiving and welcoming back Clay, who promises to be more responsible with his actions in the future.

Overall, "Wu Got the Power" is a fun and action-packed episode that sees the Xiaolin monks facing off against an old foe, as well as dealing with some internal conflicts of their own. It also introduces a new Shen Gong Wu and some interesting character developments for Clay.