Yin Yang Yo!

Yin Yang Yo!

2006
Yin Yang Yo!
Yin Yang Yo!

Yin Yang Yo!

6 | TV-Y7 | en | Animation

Two 11-year-old rabbit twins named Yin and Yang train under Master Yo, a grumpy old panda. They learn the sacred art of Woo Foo, a special type of martial arts that involves both might and magic. They must work together to save the world from evil villains and forces that want to destroy, corrupt or take it over. However, through all these adventures, Yin and Yang still portray stereotypical siblings; belligerently antagonistic but still ultimately caring about each other and working together if needed.

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EP71  Yin, Yang... Who?
Apr. 18,2009
Yin, Yang... Who?

Yin and Yang search for their parents after Yin is drained of her aura and only a transfusion from a parent will save her.

EP70  Division Quest
Apr. 11,2009
Division Quest

Eradicus tries to divide the Woo Foo army in order to conquer it. He then takes a vacation at a spa where Master Yo is staying, and the two enemies attempt to get along for the duration of their stays.

EP69  Yin! Yang! You!
Apr. 05,2009
Yin! Yang! You!

Leena meets Jason Earles and Mitchel Musso when she lands in Earles' backyard in Hollywood, where the two friends argue over who has the best hair.

EP68  Shadowcluck
Mar. 21,2009
Shadowcluck

Yin falls in love with Coop once again, but their relationship blinds them to Eradicus' plan to destroy the town.

EP67  Party Troopers
Mar. 21,2009
Party Troopers

Yin and Yang throw a party, but Eradicus plans to crash it so he can destroy them.

EP66  Commander-in-Cheat
Mar. 14,2009
Commander-in-Cheat

President Muffins enlists help from Yin and Yang in a bid to get reelected.

EP65  Clothes Encounters
Mar. 14,2009
Clothes Encounters

Yin and Yang's dirty-laundry pile turns into a monster and escapes into town.

EP64  The Carl of the Wild
Mar. 07,2009
The Carl of the Wild

Yin searches for a rare wild beast to protect it from hunters.

EP63  Mind Games
Mar. 07,2009
Mind Games

Master Yo tries to teach Yin and Yang how to prevent Ella Mental from reading their minds.

EP62  The Recline and Fall of Civilization
Feb. 28,2009
The Recline and Fall of Civilization

Master Yo's recliner is discovered to be inhabited

EP61  Unmoving Pictures
Feb. 28,2009
Unmoving Pictures

Yin and Yang are tricked into starring in a movie that is actually a trap set by Eradicus to destroy them.

EP60  Size Matters
Feb. 21,2009
Size Matters

Carl tries to make Yang his evil minion.

EP59  Roboticus Maximus
Feb. 21,2009
Roboticus Maximus

Mastermind attempts to destroy the city while Master Yo is absent, so Yin and Yang assemble an army to fight him.

EP58  The Confidence Game
Feb. 14,2009
The Confidence Game

Master Yo goes to extreme lengths to get Yin and Yang to take fighting seriously.

EP57  Extra Cheese, Anchovies and Doom!
Feb. 14,2009
Extra Cheese, Anchovies and Doom!

Yin and Yang tease a pizza-delivery man, so Master Yo makes them deliver pizzas on time or else become a slice themselves.

EP56  Splitting Hares
Nov. 24,2008
Splitting Hares

Yin and Yang team up with different partners to fight a common enemy.

EP55  Season's Beatings
Nov. 24,2008
Season's Beatings

Zarnot disrupts Master Yo's holiday plans.

EP54  Personality Problem
Nov. 10,2008
Personality Problem

Yuck causes Yin and Yang to swap personalities so he can weaken them and seize power.

EP53  The Yindianapolis 500
Nov. 10,2008
The Yindianapolis 500

Yin and Yang are tricked into entering a dangerous car race.

EP52  Creeping With the Enemy
Oct. 27,2008
Creeping With the Enemy

Carl disguises himself as a normal kid to stop Eradicus from carrying out an evil plan that would make everyone bad.

EP51  Game Over
Oct. 27,2008
Game Over

Yin and Yang compete with the Manotaur in a game of chance.

EP50  The Howl of The Weenie
Oct. 13,2008
The Howl of The Weenie

Eradicus creates a monster that gains power by consuming everyone's fears, and Yin and Yang try to destroy it.

EP49  Dummy Up
Sep. 29,2008
Dummy Up

Yang resorts to talking to a dummy after Master Yo leaves town, which infuriates Zarnot.

EP48  The Secret Life of Possum Panda
Sep. 29,2008
The Secret Life of Possum Panda

Yang seeks out a vigilante named Possum Panda, but he discovers solo crime fighting isn't all it's made out to be.

EP47  Zarnot's Girlfriend
Aug. 28,2008
Zarnot's Girlfriend

Zarnot creates a robot girlfriend for himself.

EP46  For the Love of Clamboy
Aug. 28,2008
For the Love of Clamboy

Yin tricks a clam into liking her so she can steal his jewels.

EP45  Pets Peeved
Aug. 18,2008
Pets Peeved

Yang gets a pet but it runs away after he neglects it.

EP44  Today You Are a Bear?
Aug. 18,2008
Today You Are a Bear?

Yin and Yang want to become bears, but an evil ranger tries to get them mauled by the animals.

EP43  Welcome to the Dark Tomorrow
Aug. 11,2008
Welcome to the Dark Tomorrow

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EP42  A Walk in the Woods
Aug. 04,2008
A Walk in the Woods

Yin and Yang meet a seemingly sweet old lady who really wants to fatten them up and serve them for dinner.

EP41  Upstanding Yuck
Aug. 04,2008
Upstanding Yuck

Yin and Yang's former enemy Yuck returns and claims to be a reformed rabbit.

EP40  Dance, Dance Devastation
Jul. 28,2008
Dance, Dance Devastation

Yin and Yang play a cursed video game, which requires them to keep dancing or die.

EP39  Old Softie
Jul. 28,2008
Old Softie

Badfoot tries to steal a powerful artifact from Master Yo.

EP38  Slumber Party of Doom
Jul. 21,2008
Slumber Party of Doom

Yin hosts her first slumber party but she drives everyone crazy with her strict schedule.

EP37  Get Off My Back
Jul. 21,2008
Get Off My Back

Yin and Yang are magically stuck together by Mastermind so they will learn to cooperate with each other.

EP36  Disapp-Eared
Jul. 14,2008
Disapp-Eared

Yang casts a spell that makes him disappear and unable to be heard.

EP35  Mission Yinpossible
Jul. 14,2008
Mission Yinpossible

Yin and Yang attempt to prevent Carl from using a pair of magical slippers for evil purposes.

EP34  Worked Stiff
Jul. 07,2008
Worked Stiff

Yang takes a job at an amusement park that turns out to be anything but fun.

EP33  Camp Magic Pants
Jul. 07,2008
Camp Magic Pants

Yin and Yang begin magic training at Camp Magic Pants and become involved in pranks that get them into trouble.

EP32  Cat Smash Fever
Jun. 30,2008
Cat Smash Fever

The Chung Pow Kitties are desperately trying to claim the Licking Stick in the Woo Foo Weapon armory as their very own.

EP31  Clown-Fu Fighting
Jun. 30,2008
Clown-Fu Fighting

When Yang finds out that Master Yo knows a form of fighting known as Clown Fu, he wants to learn the various techniques for himself.

EP30  Moon Over My Yinnie
Jun. 23,2008
Moon Over My Yinnie

Carl attempts to blot out the rays of the sun.

EP29  Skirting the Issue
Jun. 23,2008
Skirting the Issue

Yang receives a powerful artifact, but it's a skirt and he refuses to wear it.

EP28  Situation Tragedy
Jun. 16,2008
Situation Tragedy

Carl traps Yin and Yang in a sitcom with a magic remote.

EP27  An Inconvenient Tooth
Jun. 16,2008
An Inconvenient Tooth

Yang develops a rare tooth condition and could end up as dinner on Edna's table.

EP26  Roger... Over and Out
May. 05,2008
Roger... Over and Out

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EP25  O'Brother There Art Thou
May. 05,2008
O'Brother There Art Thou

When Yang separates himself from Yin and Master Yo, he saves a robot, and they start to act like brothers. But Yin is feeling suspicious and jealous and discovers the robot is actually a spy made by Zarnot sent to destroy Yang.

EP24  Touchy Feelings
Apr. 28,2008
Touchy Feelings

Yang loses his emotions after he is zapped by Fred.

EP23  Wonder Tweens Go!
Apr. 28,2008
Wonder Tweens Go!

Yin and Yang become addicted to a TV show about a superhero but learn they should focus instead on becoming heroes in real life.

EP22  Smorks
Apr. 20,2008
Smorks

Yin takes in some seemingly harmless green creatures as pets, but Yang believes they are dangerous.

EP21  Yin Yang Carl
Apr. 20,2008
Yin Yang Carl

Carl magically switches brains with Master Yo in an attempt to destroy the Woo Fo warriors.

EP20  Fighting Fooberty
Apr. 14,2008
Fighting Fooberty

Mr. Pondscum realizes he isn't a goldfish but a polliwog.

EP19  Basic Yin-stinct
Apr. 14,2008
Basic Yin-stinct

Carl tricks Yin into eating seeds that make her doubt everything.

EP18  Gone-A-Fowl
Apr. 07,2008
Gone-A-Fowl

Yin reluctantly goes on a date with Coop, and she falls under his evil spell.

EP17  Deja Foo
Mar. 10,2008
Deja Foo

Ultimoose and Yang search for an amulet that will give them all of the Night Master's powers.

EP16  Stuck
Mar. 03,2008
Stuck

Yin, Yang and some of their friends accept a free vacation to a mysterious island, not knowing that it's a trap set by Smoke.

EP15  This Yang Isn't Brought To You By ...
Mar. 03,2008
This Yang Isn't Brought To You By ...

Yang endorses a toy line for money but doesn't realize that the toys are harmful to children.

EP14  League of Evil
Feb. 25,2008
League of Evil

Carl forms a league of evil with three other villains when they all rent an apartment together.

EP13  The Manotaur
Feb. 25,2008
The Manotaur

Yin and Yang attempt to defeat a half-human, half-bull monster.

EP12  Turnabout
Feb. 18,2008
Turnabout

Master Yo is sick of Yin and Yang disrespecting him. Yin and Yang are sick of Master Yo treating them like babies. When young Kraggler switches ages with Yo (part of a diabolical plan), Yin and Yang are forced to babysit the three-year-old Yo, and he reveals how powerful (and bratty) he was as a child.

EP11  Foreign Exchange Problem
Feb. 18,2008
Foreign Exchange Problem

Yin and Yang get a lesson in cultural enrichment when a foreign exchange student from Redneckistan named Jobeaux shows up. Meanwhile, the Chung Pow Kitties return in search of a powerful Woo Foo artifact. Yin and Yang suspect that there is more to Jobeaux than meets the eye.

EP10  Control Issues
Feb. 11,2008
Control Issues

Yin and Yang learn self-control at an institute, but its founder, Ultimoose, may have more sinister plans in store.

EP9  A Bad Case of the Buglies
Feb. 11,2008
A Bad Case of the Buglies

Carl casts an ugly spell on Yin and Yang after Yin insults Carl and calls him a "buglie".

EP8  Messy Relationships
Feb. 04,2008
Messy Relationships

Melodia the Aardvark Princess returns to claim Yang until Fastidous makes Yin mad with the Stink Aardvarks.

EP7  Imperfect Fooplicates
Feb. 04,2008
Imperfect Fooplicates

Yin and Yang uses a magical bracelet to make fooplicates of themselves until Yuck returns.

EP6  The Big Payback
Jan. 28,2008
The Big Payback

Master Yo faces an old nemesis he has never been able to defeat.

EP5  Brain Drain
Jan. 28,2008
Brain Drain

Yang's brain becomes controlled by a villain known as Mastermind.

EP4  Yin-Credible!
Jan. 21,2008
Yin-Credible!

Yin takes credit for saving the mayor, without acknowledging Yang's help.

EP3  Smoke and Mirrors
Jan. 21,2008
Smoke and Mirrors

Yin and Yang are pitted against each other in a fight.

EP2  Party Favors
Jan. 01,2008
Party Favors

Coop's mom is throwing a "welcome back/thanks for saving the world all by yourself" party, and Yin and Yang are the only ones not invited. Meanwhile, three flunkies join together and try to get into The Night Master's fortress. However, they need the spare key, which the Night Master gave to Coop!

EP1  The Pecking Order
Jan. 01,2008
The Pecking Order

Yin and Yang prepare to go on vacation. Coop returns and tried to warn them of The Night Master's energy escaping, but they ignore him until it's too late.

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Released: 2006-08-26 | Released Producted By: Disney Television Animation , Elliott Animation Country: United States of America Budget: 0 Revenue: 0 Official Website:
Synopsis

Two 11-year-old rabbit twins named Yin and Yang train under Master Yo, a grumpy old panda. They learn the sacred art of Woo Foo, a special type of martial arts that involves both might and magic. They must work together to save the world from evil villains and forces that want to destroy, corrupt or take it over. However, through all these adventures, Yin and Yang still portray stereotypical siblings; belligerently antagonistic but still ultimately caring about each other and working together if needed.

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Cast

Stephanie Morgenstern , Scott McCord , Martin Roach

Director

Michael Tavera

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Rectangular_businessman This has to be one of the worst cartoons that I've seen in the recent years (And that's saying something): Not only the animation looks terrible and the character designs are hideous(This series looks even worse than the cartoons made by Butch Hartman) but I found all the characters of this series to be annoying and unlikeable.Yang, Yi and Master Yo are equally unlikeable characters, without any redeeming quality about them (I don't think that all the characters from a cartoon have to be role models, but seriously, if the "heroes" from this cartoon are so irritating, just imagine what are my impressions about the rest of the characters) There is anything remotely interesting about the "heroes" or the villains form this series. The stories were boring and generic, and most of the jokes from this series feel overused and stale (Basically,"Yin! Yang! Yo!" tries to use the same style of comedy from cartoons like "The Fairly OddParents" increasing all the dumb and bad elements from those series, making them even worse, as unbelievable as it sounds) "Yin! Yang! Yo!" was created by Bob Boyle, the same creator of "Wow! Wow! Wubbzy!" another cartoon with ugly animation. But at least the characters from "Wow! Wow! Wubbzy!" weren't so annoying as the characters of "Yin! Yang! Yo!". I strongly dislike this series. I think that it is one of the worst cartoons ever made, along with awful series such as "Planet Sheen" or "Fanboy and Chum Chum".0/10
navi_ivan I first discovered this show when playing an online game, with the ad for this show as a banner. I thought it looked rather impressive, so I decided to find out more. What I got was a rather entertaining, imaginative kids show that can be surprisingly witty and intelligent at times (making a good change from the slew of mediocre kids show's at the time)."Yin Yang Yo" is about 2 siblings efforts to become "Woo Foo" (a parody of Kung Fu) experts, lead by their Panda master. Along the way, several odd villains will try to thwart their efforts and steal their powers through various (and really, really, REALLY) strange means.One of the many impressive things about the show is it's art style. While it may not be strikingly beautiful (in fact at times its pretty basic, even for student level), you have to remember that the entire thing was composed in Adobe Flash- and that takes quite a lot of skill to do, for a 10 minute episode.Another thing I like is how much effort has been placed into each character. While some are made to represent stereotypes (such as the self-obsessed, gross, violent Yang), others are made to have their own unique personality, which adds to the charm this show has to offer.There are a couple of niggles I have with this show. One of which is the varying quality of voice acting: some characters are voiced extremely well, others not so much (for example, Yang doesn't even sound like he's 11 years old like he's supposed to). Another thing is the show sometimes becomes so crude it may put some people off, or it may incite many "what the hell?" moments.Still, with all that said, this show is very entertaining, but it reached it's peak too early; the show,in my opinion, declined massively in quality after episode 12. If you must watch "Yin Yang Yo", try the first 12 episodes for a great laugh!
ultramatt2000-1 When I saw the previews on Jetix, I thought it was created by Butch "Fairly OddParents" Hartman, but it was created by Bob Boyle, who worked with Hartman on that Nicktoon. I was surprised that it was not only animated by Flash, but it had better jokes and dialogue, not to mention really good story-telling. When I first saw Yin and Yang, they looked like a butt- kicking version of Buster and Babs Bunny from TINY TOON ADVENTURES. When I first saw the grumpy panda Master Yo, I was thinking cool. But cool turned to nice when he spoke. He sounded like Bubs from Homestar Runner dot com. The jokes and gags are beyond hilarious. This show broke the scale. In the episode, "Finding Hershel" the screen split into three parts. You first see the middle part. Then comes the upper part. Yang looks up and he says, "Wow!". Then comes the lower part, and he looks down and says, "Hey, neat!" Woo-Foo is a sort of like a combination between magic and marital arts. The villains are also funny. Apart from the fruity Carl the Evil Cockroach Wizard, who makes characters like Brother Herman (an ant with a Scottish accent, who is allergic to pandas) look normal. The Night Master is modeled after Jigsaw from the SAW films, Fastidious is modeled after a James Bond villain from YOU ONLY LIVE TWICE. Ultimoose is modeled after Steven Segall mixed with a shade of Mr. Crocker's spazziness, Yuck is modeled after Oscar the Grouch, and the Chung-Pow Kitties are modeled after Hello Kitty and the Powerpuff Girls. Now let me tell you why I give this a 9.5 out of 10. It is because of the following: Ultimoose and Saranoya. One is a chauvinist moose, who not only thinks of himself but also thinks of the male gender. The other one (boy do I hate her) is the cat/devil character who uses her magic to use Yin to be on her side and wipe out the male gender. Plus, she has a gnome sidekick who is a male and is on her side, but in the TV-movie WOO-FOOGEDDEN, he quits working for her. Going back, Saranoya is a sexist! Did you see the way she behaved in front of men and boys, such as Yang? Nasty with a capital N! So YING YANG YO or YYY is such a wacky show that fun for the entire family. Rated TV- Y7 for fantasy and comedic violence, mischief, crude humor and all manner of wacky going- ons.
Morgan C. Goat Just when I thought Toon Disney was going down the drain with Dragon Booster marathons, new (and terrible) seasons of Power Rangers, and, as I like to call it, "Rerun Central"--where they play a selection of already-seen episodes from original Disney Channel cartoons (and some that once were there since, like, the 90's but then canceled and revived) and seen-way-too-much movies, a new show came along: Yin Yang Yo! It came off to a rather bad start--it premiered with a marathon that repeated the first two-to-four episodes for what was literally the whole day (twenty-four hours!)--but once it found its rightful spot on Mondays at 7:30 Eastern time (and occasionally repeating from time to time), all peace had returned to the hours-long cartoon block that was Jetix.But after watching the trailers, some might ask, "What is this show about? Bunnies doing Kung-Fu and magic?" Really, it pretty much is what it's about, once you strip it down to the basics. But believe me, it's actually much more than that. Much, MUCH more. The story starts with two eleven-year-old rabbits, respectively named Yin and Yang for their opposite sexes and personalities, who are not only twins, but are two of the last "Woo-Foo" warriors--the third being an old and grouchy panda named Yo. Carrying on: the twins are still learning, though their skills gradually grow faster by the day, and in the meantime, they (though mostly Yang, the aggressive, sword-wielding brother) learn moral lessons to carry on in life. Yo, their mentor, despite appearances, was actually a very adroit and powerful Woo-Foo warrior in his days. But Yo's days were long gone since Yo's last climatic battle years ago, and now the trio's style of martial arts are taunted and laughed at. And as if all this wasn't enough of an impact on Yin and Yang, they also have to fight various--and hilariously eccentric--bad guys, from the threatening alter-ego Yuck to their arch-nemesis, Carl the evil cockroach. But no matter what the situation, their adventures (and misadventures?) are guaranteed to make you laugh out loud or raise an eyebrow and say, "Huh?"! As for flaws, there are barely any, except for maybe Carl's and the Night Master's (?) jokes--most of them just aren't that funny. In addition, a number of the remaining in general might come off as crude or offensive (can you say, "Hot-looking Feminist", anyone?). And some of the audience might have mixed feelings about Kyle Massey singing the theme song.But despite all (minor?) flaws, Yin Yang Yo! is actually a show WORTH watching.My Rating: 9.5/10 (rounded to the nearest whole number)