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American Dragon is a coming of age comedy-action series about Jake Long, a 13-year-old Asian-American boy who strives to find balance in his life as a skateboard-grinding, New York 'tween while learning to master his mystical powers (in his secret identity) as the American Dragon, the protector and guardian of all magical creatures secretly living amidst the human world.
When Jake faces a villain named Fury, who tries to find her sisters and rule the world once again, Trixie goes undercover as a cheerleader to get information from a tight-knit squad of cheerleaders who get possessed by Fury now and again.
Jake decides to use a potion to locate Rose but when the contents end up in cupcakes baked for the school carnival, and everyone is turned into Krylock monsters, trouble ensues.
Jake and Spud stumble upon Rose while undercover at a secret Huntsclan Training School.
When Jake is overwhelmed by his hectic schedule, he begins using his dragon powers to create doppelganger copies of himself to help ease the load-with, but also creates his dark side who has plans of his own.
Jake's life is thrown into chaos when Grandpa starts dating his principal. Meanwhile, Jake learns a ferocious beast is preying on magical creatures.
Jake becomes obsessed with his appearance when he is hit by a vicious case of dragon acne. At the same time, he must work with Rose for the first time when she reveals the Huntsman's ultimate evil plan.
When Haley begins her dragon training, the sibling rivalry between Jake and Haley begins to erupt.
Jake time-travels back to the year 1986 to tell a teenage Dad the truth about magical creatures. But when Dad freaks and breaks up with Mom, it's up to Jake to get his parents back together.
Jake uses his ability to enter people's dreams to both comical and nightmarish results.
Spud gets a perfect score on a government issued standardized exam at school and is recruited to a special top-secret school called "The Genius Institute". He soon discovers that there's more to the school than meets the eye.
Jake gets sucked into the bling-bling lifestyle when he starts working for a semi-shady leprechaun clan.
When the Longs attend a Florida family reunion, Jake must deal with his annoying cousin Greggy and an aquatic villain bent on flooding half the continent.
Jake accidentally turns Haley on to the life of rebel wild child, with the help of a twisted magical children's show host who's much more sinister than he seems.
Jake's bid for student body president takes an unexpected turn when he uses a magical helmet to read the minds of his constituents.
Jake accidentally gets Rotwood fired, and ends up with a Principal who's even worse, meanwhile Spud tries to "woo" Stacey with onions.
Jake, feeling humiliated by his family's Christmas traditions, turns his back on them. But when he rescues a baby Sasquatch who was accidentally separated from his family, he learns the true meaning of Christmas.
An enchanted mirror switches the bodies of Jake and Haley for a day.
When Cupid goes on vacation, he leaves his magical bow and love arrows in Grandpa's care. Jake can't resist borrowing Cupid's equipment and using it to play matchmaker on his school's "Love Cruise".
While volunteering to mind Grandpa's shop on Chinese new year, Jake accidentally curses it with bad luck and must face the consequences.
Jake tries to use his nomination as Homecoming Prince to win back Rose.
Dante Basco
Jake Long (voice)
Keone Young
Lao Shi (voice)
John DiMaggio
Fu Dog (voice)
Kelley Troy
Trixie Carter (voice)
Charlie Finn
Spud (voice)
Mae Whitman
Rose / The Huntsgirl (voice)
Paul Rugg
Professor Rotwood / The Huntsman (voice)
Amy Bruckner
Haley Long (voice)
Jeff Bennett
Jonathan Long (voice)
Lauren Tom
Susan Long (voice)
