Ep 1. Bring It On

Jake Long is a Chinese-American teenager who secretly possesses the power to transform into a dragon. He is also known as the American Dragon who protects all magical creatures residing in New York City's mystical community known as the "magical underground." In season 2 episode 1 titled "Bring It On," Jake returns to school after a summer of dragon training only to find out that he's lost his reputation as the school's finest athlete. The new transfer student, Brad Morton, has taken over Jake's titles and is already making moves on Jake's long-time crush, Rose.

As Jake tries to win back his reputation and the heart of Rose, he learns of a new threat looming over the magical underground. The Huntsclan, a group of dragon hunters, are looking to recover an ancient tome that holds the key to finding and defeating all magical creatures. The Huntsclan are relentless in their pursuit and will stop at nothing to capture Jake and his friends.

With the help of his best friends, Trixie and Spud, and his dragon mentor, Lao Shi, Jake sets out to save the magical underground fr om the Huntsclan. Along the way, they must solve the riddles of the tome and fight off the Huntsclan's traps and attacks. As the stakes get higher, Jake must come to terms with his dragon heritage and embrace his true identity to protect the ones he loves.

"Bring It On" is an action-packed episode that shows Jake's character growth as he navigates the complexities of high school life and his duty as the American Dragon. The episode also introduces new villains and allies that add depth to the show's mythology. Fans of the show will enjoy seeing Jake's dragon abilities in action and rooting for him to triumph over the Huntsclan.

Overall, "Bring It On" is a satisfying start to season 2 of American Dragon: Jake Long. The episode delivers on both the show's signature humor and heart while also raising the stakes and setting up new plot threads for the season. This episode is sure to keep viewers on the edge of their seats and excited for what's to come.