Ep 4. Omi Town

In Xiaolin Showdown season 3 episode 4, titled Omi Town, the spotlight is solely on Omi, the dragon of water, as he revisits his hometown to teach his fellow villagers the art of kung fu. However, upon arriving at the village, he discovers that Master Fung has dispatched him on a mission to locate and retrieve the mythical Orb of Tornami – a powerful object that holds the key to unlocking hidden Shaolin powers.

With the help of his former master's compass, Omi sets out on his mission, but soon discovers that he won't be able to accomplish it alone. He finds himself getting lost in the forbidden forest, beyond the village limits, and is quickly apprehended by the evil villain, PandaBubba. The villain uses a dangerous water spell to trap Omi and his friends in his underground lair, forcing them to fight for their freedom. Omi quickly realizes the importance of teamwork as each member of the group must use their unique Shaolin skills to overcome various obstacles and defeat PandaBubba.

Meanwhile, the other Xiaolin warriors, who are worried about Omi's journey, embark on a search-and-rescue mission of their own. They stumble upon a mysterious ancient temple guarded by the monks of the Wu Dan Mountains. After breaking their way past the temple's defense system, they are met by a cryptic guardian who reveals the true nature of the Orb of Tornami.

As Omi and his friends battle PandaBubba, the Xiaolin warriors' mission takes a drastic turn as they realize they must abandon their search for the Orb. Instead, they must protect their own temple from being destroyed as the Guardian has issued a warning of an impending attack from a dangerous force.

In the climactic ending of Omi Town, the Xiaolin warriors are able to successfully defend their temple against the threat while also helping Omi retrieve the Orb of Tornami. Omi also discovers important secrets about his past that have been hidden from him up until this point. Overall, the episode highlights the power of teamwork and the importance of staying true to oneself, even when things get difficult.