The Pagoda

The Pagoda is a location first seen in the episode "Race Up Mystery Mountain." It is the home of many ancient artifacts and relics and is also An Yu's home.
== Description ==
=== Location and Appearance ===
The pagoda is a temple-like building located at the top of Mystery Mountain. It is home to many ancient artifacts and relics.
There are stairs made of stone that lead to the magically sealed doors at the entrance of the Pagoda. There are two stone lion statues at the beginning of the stairs; one on each side. The outside of the pagoda is made out of light gray stone. Red tiles cover the roof of each of the pagoda's floors. There is also a large, mysterious triangle on the top front of the pagoda.
The pagoda is surrounded by several booby traps that help protect it from unwanted intruders:
The Gate to the Pagoda has a code lock on it.
The courtyard is filled with dragon statues that can either use their dragon tongues or a hypnotic stare to trap people.
There are trap doors, and large magical vines that grow onto one side of the Pagoda.
If required, An Yu can even put the whole pagoda under a magic force field, as seen in "Dragon Dance."
The inside of the pagoda, which was first seen in "The Secret of the Pagoda," has a jade colored floor with large red pillars supporting the pagoda's structure. It has red walls with several artifacts and scrolls in them. The walls have what appear to be yellow shuriken patterns decorated all over them along with a teal lining that goes across the walls of the pagoda's first level. There are several lanterns hanging from the sealing on the inside and outside of the pagoda.
At the very back of the inside of the pagoda there is a large golden dragon statue where The Golden Wand was formerly kept. Through this statue, Mystery Mountain can communicate with the people inside the pagoda and vice-versa.
There are also stairs leading to the upper levels of the pagoda, but it is currently unknown what these levels look like or what relics are kept there.
=== Relics ===
* Ring of Ninjability: A ring that supposedly could give the bearer three times the power, as rumored by a scroll that the PJ Masks never retrieved. But it only proves that the person have three times the power, like when the PJ Masks worked together to save PJ Robot. It is currently lost in one of the booby traps.
* The Dragon Stones:
** Petrifying Dragon Stone: A magical red stone with the power to turn anything into stone.
** Invisibility Dragon Stone: A magical green stone with the power to turn the wielder invisible.
* The Golden Wand: An ancient and mysterious relic kept inside the pagoda on Mystery Mountain. It is currently unknown what the wand's powers are, or where it's now located.
* The Thinking Stone: First seen in "Super Muscles Show Off," a stone as old as time. It gives the wielder the power to slow things down with their mind, but requires deep concentration to use.
* Munki-gu Statue: First seen in "PJ Party Mountain," an ancient statue that has the power to change the appearance of others to look like someone else. It was also the place where Munki-gu was held captive for 1,000 years due to being too naughty until he was freed in his titular debut episode.
* Dragon Potion: A potion stolen by Munki-gu and used by him to turn the Laughing Lizard into a dragon.
* Wiggly Wordy Wand: First seen in "Gekko Loves Lionel," this wand has the ability to jumble up the speaker's words when they try to cast a spell, its lasting effects only temporary.
* Ring of Invisibility: First seen in "Invisible Munki-Gu," this ring renders the wearer invisible.
* Cave Stones: Five stones, one of which is the Ordinary Stone, and four of which represent the classical elements.
* Urn of Dragon Roars: First seen in "The Power of Mystery Mountain," this pot can push people and objects away using sonic vibrations.
== In the Series ==
The pagoda is first seen in "Race Up Mystery Mountain" when Catboy and Night Ninja competed against each other to get into the pagoda first and claim the Ring of Ninjability.