When the gang's regular skate park closes, they ask Rudy to ask his former classmate, who owns a bunch of skate parks, to build one for Seaford High. But the place where it is going to built is the home of a rare rodent. Kim stands up to protect the rodent's home and at first Jack disagrees with her. Luke pretends he is going to protect the rodent but is really going to get rid of it to build the rink to sell his merchandise. Jerry and Eddie become the testers of skating gear to impress some cute girls.
When Kim falls asleep watching a Halloween movie, she dreams that all her friends have turned into zompyres - a cross between zombies and vampires. Kim has to battle through, which is tricky, because she feels she is hurting her dearest friends - especially Jack. Her mission is to travel to Dr. Krupnick's home, (Milton is only one of her friends who isn't a zompyre) who has the only zompyre antidote.
Rudy leaves the dojo because of a new job that he can't say no to, and Ty and the Black Dragons end up buying it. They demote all the Wasabi Warriors to white belts and the five say good-bye and leave the dojo. When they meet each other again, after three months, they have all grown apart, and Kim has a boyfriend Brett. Ty tells Rudy that in order to gain the dojo back, the two dojos must compete against each other. Milton brings in his Aunt Jillian to get everyone in shape. Later at the tournament, the two dojos are at a tie, and to win the dojo Rudy has to go up against Kofi Kingston. Eventually he beats Kofi, and they win the dojo back. Kim breaks up with Brett telling him she "has feelings for someone else (Jack)". Jack overhears, and the episode ends as Jack and Kim skip practice to go on a date.
Milton is given the responsibility of looking after the Shaolin temple. Kim then decides to throw a Halloween party at the temple making Milton mad until he is possessed by the spirit of Yoshimi who is looking for his lost love. Meanwhile, Rudy and Sam try to make Bobby like Halloween after Bobby had a traumatizing Halloween experience as a child.
A documentary crew comes to film the dojo for a day, and Rudy takes advantage to make himself look good. Jack, angry that Rudy won't give him the sensei test, retaliates by convincing Rudy's grandmaster to fake being a fraud, demoting Rudy back to white belt. But Jack discovers that running the dojo is hard work. Meanwhile, after Jerry pranks him one time too many, Milton goes too far with pranks, not only on Jerry, but on the camera crew as well.
When Jerry disrespects Jack's authority as a sensei and throws an unauthorized party at the dojo, Jack suspends him from taking his black belt test. A frustrated Jerry makes a wish that Jack never came to the dojo, and when it comes true, he sees what life would be like if Jack had never been a Wasabi Warrior.