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story identification - Cartoon TV Show About Three Kids and Monsters and a "veil" between realms



I'm trying to remember a cartoon tv show where the main boy, a blonde girl, and another boy capture monsters. There was something about a 'veil' between their world and the monster world, but a 'secret society' of sorts stopped the monsters from crossing, or used them to battle the people who wanted to use them for evil led by a wise old lady. I'm pretty sure they trapped monsters into pieces of jewelry or clothing.


Not so sure about this part: and they had these 'supernatural powers' that were connected to their 'aura' and they could travel from place to place with it.


(Another brown haired girl joined because she found out? There was an arc where the blonde got jealous and the monster she controlled attacked the brown haired girl?)


I can't remember much of it, but I remember in the end the 'veil' was broken and monsters flew over the city. And the main boy and the blonde girl held hands... or kissed?



Answer



Kaijudo: Rise of the Duel Masters?


From IMDb:



The series follows the adventures of a young boy named Rai who possesses the rare ability to befriend and duel alongside fantastical creatures from a parallel dimension.




The main boy, a blonde girl, and another boy capture monsters.


Meet Ray (red hoodie boy), Gabe (blue shirt boy), and Allie (blonde-ish girl):


Two boys and a blonde girl


There was something about a 'veil' between their world and the monster world.


TVTropes mentions a veil:



These five shaman warriors took the near powerless bodies of the Creature Rulers and, putting them into a deep sleep, hid them deep underground. Henceforth, The Order of the Kaijudo Duel Masters began. Their charge was to make sure the Creature Rulers stayed in hibernation and also to guard the Veil, making sure nothing came out and keeping the earth and its people ignorant that such things as "monsters" ever existed.


Fast forward to the present day. The Veil is weakening and creatures are coming through. The current generation of Duel Masters are kept busy sending the wayward beasts back home and sealing the rifts they came through, all the while not aware of what this could possibly foretell…



A 'secret society' of sorts stopped the monsters from crossing, or used them to battle the people who wanted to use them for evil led by a wise old lady.



They are the titular Kaijudo Duel Masters, fighting against the Choten forces. The Choten are led by a formerly great Duel Master turned villain, want to use the creatures to rule the world, blah, blah, blah.


The old lady you remembered would be Master Jaha.


Another brown haired girl joined because she found out? There was an arc where the blonde got jealous and the monster she controlled attacked the brown haired girl?


Meet Lucy, a classmate who indeed came to discover the creatures' existence, and was allowed to tag along as an acolyte. Lucy is brown-haired.


Lucy and Ray. Lucy wears a weird glove


Her and Ray don't seem to have a thing, but there's another girl (Alakshmi, a baddie who later joined the light side) who once kissed Ray and made Allie jealous.


In the end [...] the main boy and the blonde girl held hands... or kissed?


The ending of season 1 has Ray and Allie holding hands, which prompts Master Chavez and Nadia (two adult characters) to hold hands as well. Master Jaha (the old lady) is there too, and tells them to "kiss already", which they gladly do.







Found with the Google query cartoon summon monsters "veil" which returned the TVTropes link above.


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