Dictator of the Year

Yin Yang Yo-episode 29- Dictator of The Year

Dictator of the Year
Episode no.	1
Episode	15b
Airdate	November 13, 2006
Season list	Season 1 September 4, 2006 – April 30, 2007 "Dojo, Oh No!" / "Finding Hershel" "600 Channels of Doom" / "An Oldie But a Goodie" "Yin Yang Yuck" / "Beetlemania" "Enter the Ant" / "The Sweet Stench of Love" "Woo Foo Flu" / "The Imagination Situation" "Too Much Yangformation" / "Aura... Or Not" "Falling Yin Love" / "On Golden Pondscüm" "Old School" / "A Toy's Story" "The Trouble with Two-ni-corns" / "Scarf It Up!" "The Return of the Night Master" "My Stupid Sword" / "Neat Freak" "The High She-as" / "A Match Not Made in Heaven" "Scary Scary Quite Contrary" / "How the Cookies Crumble" "The Yin of Yang" / "Shopping Sprawl" "Wubble in Paradise" / "Dictator of the Year" "Master Dave" / "Destination Danger" "Bad Nanny Jamma" / "Pros and Cons" "The Gig is Up" / "Doomed to Repeat It" "Family Day" / "The Hex of the Ex" "Out on a Pledge" / "Dojo Alone" "Attack of the Lesson" / "A Case of the Evils" "Attack of the Vidiots" / "Fit to be Tried" "Voyage to the Center of the Yo" / "Sitting Shaggler" "Shadows and Light" / "The Truth Hurts" "Who Knows What Evil Lurks" "Night Fall" Season 2 →

Synopsis

After unwittingly allowing Brother Herman to steal the ancient Woo Foo Book of Forbidden Evil, Yin and Yang come up with a cunning plan to steal it back. Will they succeed, or will Herman be allowed to rule the world with magic?

Woo Foo Weapons Introduced

• The Woo Foo Spiral of Mystic Energy
• The Woo Foo Book of Forbidden Evil

Trivia

• This episode features Brother Herman as the main antagonist.
• This is the second episode in which the Woo Foo Armory appears.
• In a surprising plot twist, Carl the Evil Cockroach Wizard has served the role of somewhat of an anti-hero, providing Yin and Yang an escape route after they've retrieved the Book of Forbidden Evil.
• This is also the episode to feature Charles
• When Charles is captured he says "This is cruel and unusual". This is probably a reference to "The Grim Adventures of Billy & Mandy" where it is a usual transitional phrase.