The Best Episodes of Yin Yang Yo! Season 1

Yin uses the misfortune cookies on Yang to take away his good luck.

Director: Ted Collyer, John Fountain

Writer: Steve Marmel, Sib Ventress

Yang hurts Yin's feelings when he starts training under Ultimoose.

Director: John Fountain, Mark Ackland

Writer: Steve Marmel

Yo tells Yin to go to the valley of the two-ni-corns and find a rainbow mane The Gnu to fix her toy. Meanwhile, Yang is taken over by Ultimoose.

Director: Ted Collyer, John Fountain

Writer: Steve Marmel, Mark Drop

Yang won a doll at the county fair for Yin, but the doll is actually Zarnot.

Director: Ted Collyer, John Fountain

Writer: Steve Marmel, Bob Keyes, Chip Keyes, Doug Keyes

Kraggler uses the cronalogicum to trade ages with Yin and Yang so he can become young again.

Director: John Fountain, Mark Ackland

Writer: Steve Marmel, Dan Ewald, Rajeev Sigamoney

Yin and Yang use Zarnot to boost their popularity by lying. When Zarnot becomes huge, they must prove that they are telling the truth.

Director: John Fountain, Mark Ackland

Writer: Steve Marmel

Yin's Woo Foo Aura gets out of control, trying to save the environment and escapes Yin's body, destroying the town.

Director: Ted Collyer, John Fountain

Writer: Steve Marmel

Yang is thrilled that the CPK (Chung Pow Kitties; a pastiche of Hello Kitty and Powerpuff Girls), a rock band made of cats with mad ninja skills in town. Not only that, but they also appear on Broadway and are looking for a new member. Having a sharp sword is a requirement. Yang's bamboo sword isn't sharp enough, but Master Yo refuses to give Yang a new sword. Yang plots to steal weapons from the Forbidden Armory to try to make the cut.

Director: John Fountain, Mark Ackland

Writer: Steve Marmel

Yin and Yang are fishing when a group of female pirates appear. They act really nice towards Yin, but not so much towards Yang. Are these pirates all they appear to be, or is there something else about them?

Director: John Fountain, Mark Ackland

Writer: Steve Marmel, Eric Trueheart

Master Yo gives his young protégés a test, which involves having them watch a seemingly harmless rock named Hershel.

Director: Ted Collyer, John Fountain

Writer: Steve Marmel

Carl, the Evil Cockroach wizard, gives Yin and Yang a new TV with only one remote. Yin and Yang fight over the remote, giving Carl a chance to destroy them.

Director: John Fountain, Mark Ackland

Writer: Steve Marmel, Bob Boyle

Yin comes down with a case of the Woo Foo Flu, an illness that causes her to bend reality whenever she sneezes. Master Yo orders Yang to take care of her while Master Yo concocts an antidote for the Woo Foo Flu. However, Yin later gets captured by Carl - who intends to exploit her illness so it can help him take over the world - and Yang may have to get himself sick to save Yin.

Director: Ted Collyer, John Fountain

Writer: Steve Marmel

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Director: John Fountain, Mark Ackland

Writer: Evan Gore, Heather Lombard

The Night Master rebuilds his armies that were frozen years ago by Master Yo. Little do they know, Yin and Yang are involved in his plan.

Director: Ted Collyer, John Fountain, Mark Ackland, Llyn Hunter

Writer: Steve Marmel

Yang is really interested in a girl named Lina, who is Yin's really good friend. The trouble is, Yang's behavior turns Lina off. So Master Yo suggests that Yang should try to be more like Yin in order to make Lina like him.

Director: Ted Collyer, John Fountain

Writer: Steve Marmel, Aydrea Walden

Yin and Yang wish to lose their bossiness and aggression and in the process accidentally create a new villain, Yuck.

Director: John Fountain, Mark Ackland

Writer: Chris Romano, Eric Falconer

Yin meets a hamster who loves to clean while she is out buying cleaning supplies. The hamster reveals himself to be Fastidious, and asks the Woo Foo students to help him defeat some of the spirits who have been making a mess. However, there is something sinister about Fastidious.

Director: Ted Collyer, John Fountain

Writer: Mark Drop

Carl wants to use his mother's destructive jewelry for his nefarious purposes (especially since she never wears them) but his mother, Edna, won't let him. Meanwhile, Yang pulls a practical joke on Master Yo by posting his bio on a website for dating service for old people. Master Yo's blind date turns out to be Edna. Can Yin and Yang break up this relationship that's not meant to be before Carl can take advantage of his mother's absence?

Director: Ted Collyer, John Fountain

Writer: Sib Ventress

Master Yo shows Yin and Yang that black-and-white films can be scary.

Director: John Fountain, Mark Ackland

Writer: Steve Marmel, Eric Trueheart

Yin and Yang tell Yo that he is old, and Yo makes them pick up his medication. Yo throws a party to look cool, but Yin and Yang make Yo's old enemy, Kraggler, mad. Kraggler turns everyone, except Yin and Yang, into old people.

Director: Ted Collyer, John Fountain

Writer: John Fountain, Steve Marmel

Yang fakes being a Woo Foo Warrior to impress a girl. To prove his skills, he has to take out a huge steel beetle.

Director: Ted Collyer, John Fountain

Writer: Bob Keyes, Chip Keyes, Doug Keyes

Yin and Yang try to teach Yo that it's not good to boss kids around, but little do they know, Herman the Evil Ant is waiting for the panda to leave so he can conquer the world.

Director: John Fountain, Mark Ackland

Writer: Eric Trueheart

Yin falls in love with a person named Brett who actually turns out to be Yuck.

Director: Ted Collyer, John Fountain

Writer: Aydrea Walden

Saranoia makes a snow day so that Yin and Yang can play outside and Yin may have a day off, as she holds an obsession with Yin's future

Director: John Fountain, Mark Ackland

Writer: Chris Romano, Eric Falconer

Yin and Yang get into a fight while cleaning their room, and when Yin costs Yang the world record at a video game, he refuses to shower until one of them cracks and apologizes. But Yang is soon encouraged to clean himself up when his odor attracts the amorous advances of Malodia the Elephant, Princess of the Stink Aardvarks.

Director: Ted Collyer, John Fountain

Writer: Aydrea Walden