Kung Fu Panda: Legends of Awesomeness

2011

Kung Fu Panda: Legends of Awesomeness

7 | TV-Y7 | en | Animation

Now living in his permanent home at the Jade Palace with the rest of the Furious Five, Po the Panda trains, battles, learns, teaches, stumbles, gabs and "geeks out" as the newest hero in the Valley of Peace.

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Seasons & Episodes

EP28 Emperors Rule (2)

Jun. 29,2016

Po becomes head of Imperial Security when Lu Kang returns. Part 2 of 2.

EP27 Emperors Rule (1)

Jun. 29,2016

Po becomes head of Imperial Security when Lu Kang returns. Part 1 of 2.

EP26 Face Full of Fear

Jun. 22,2016

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EP25 See No Weevil

Jun. 15,2016

General Tsin has a conspiracy theory about alien rice weevils taking over the world.

EP24 The First Five

Jun. 08,2016

Po hosts a reunion for the First Furious Five, and Shifu's heroic legacy is questioned at the gathering.

EP23 Goose Chase

Feb. 19,2016

Zeng unhappily quits his job at the Palace.

EP22 Camp Ping

Feb. 18,2016

Shifu and Mr. Ping compete for Po's attention.

EP21 Po the Croc

Feb. 17,2016

Po is left with amnesia after a blow to the head.

EP20 Forsaken and Furious

Feb. 16,2016

The furious five quit the Jade Palace and head out on their own.

EP19 Youth in Re-Volt

Feb. 15,2016

Bian Zao steals magical lightning powers.

EP18 The Real Dragon Warrior

Jun. 22,2014

Po and Monkey discover a small village and meet an impostor claiming to be the Dragon Warrior.

EP17 Apocalypse Yao

Jun. 15,2014

Mystic secrets are stolen from Master Yao's head, so the master turns to Po for help.

EP16 Eternal Chord

Jun. 08,2014

Po's qi is out of balance, and Shifu and wise Master Lun attempt to re-harmonize the panda using the ancient tradition of musical kung fu.

EP15 A Stitch in Time

Mar. 02,2014

Po discovers the seeds of Shuyong: magical items that can actually take the user back in time. After Po disobeys Shifu, evil Fenghuang steals one of the seeds, putting the entire world in danger.

EP14 The Hunger Game

Feb. 23,2014

Po and the Five must stop food-stealing rats to end a famine, but Po's weakness for food may hinder the mission.

EP13 Kung Fu Club

Feb. 16,2014

Shifu sends Po to shut down an underground fight club.

EP12 Crazy Little Ling Called Love

Feb. 09,2014

Po is suspicious when Shifu gets back together with his evil ex-girlfriend, Mei Ling.

EP11 Croc You Like a Hurricane

Feb. 02,2014

Fed up with his constant complaining, Shifu puts lazy Po in charge of training the Furious Five. Things go from bad to worse when the Croc Bandits receive training from a mysterious kung fu master and become the new heroes of the Valley of Peace.

EP10 Po Picks a Pocket

Jan. 26,2014

Po befriends a group of orphans who have been stealing money and goods from the villagers.

EP9 The Goosefather

Jan. 11,2014

The local thugs love Mr. Ping's soup so much, the noodle shop becomes a villain hangout.

EP8 Serpent's Tooth

Jul. 03,2013

The villagers begin to adopt an anti-snake sentiment when Fu-xi turns renegade and attacks the Valley of Peace.

EP7 Mouth Off

Jul. 02,2013

Shifu suggests that Po should take a vow of silence to help with his focus.

EP6 The Way of the Prawn

Jul. 01,2013

Despite Po's objections, Shifu calls in a samurai prawn to help take down a villain from Japan.

EP5 A Thousand and Twenty Questions

Jun. 28,2013

Master Yao announces that anyone who brings him a new wonder will be allowed to ask him a single question.

EP4 Mind Over Manners

Jun. 27,2013

Po is struck by lightning which gives him the power to read minds.

EP3 The Break Up

Jun. 26,2013

Po and Mr. Ping must make things right when two Croc Bandits have a spat.

EP2 War of the Noodles

Jun. 25,2013

Hundun opens up a noodle shop in the village, threatening to put Mr. Ping out of business.

EP1 Shifu's Ex

Jun. 24,2013

When Shifu's thieving ex-girlfriend visits the Jade Palace seeking redemption, Shifu quickly learns she wants more than simple forgiveness.

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Released: 2011-09-19 | Released Producted By: DreamWorks Animation , Nickelodeon Animation Studio Country: Budget: 0 Revenue: 0 Official Website:

Synopsis

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Cast

Mick Wingert , Kari Wahlgren , James Sie

Director

Peter Hastings

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DreamWorks Animation , Nickelodeon Animation Studio

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Mick Wingert

as Po (voice)

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Kari Wahlgren

as Tigress (voice)

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James Sie

as Monkey (voice)

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Reviews

SnoopyStyle It's the continuing adventures of Po, the Dragon Warrior. He and his friends, the Furious Five, protect the Valley of Peace under the guidance of Shifu from various villains.This brings the cinematic cartoon onto the TV screen. There are a couple actors reprising their voice work. Mostly, it's new people recreating the memorable voices. The characters and the work is very similar to the cinematic franchise except there are no big 3D action. The stories are nice and the characters are fun. There is nothing offensive or terribly edgy. This is a fine family cartoon for the younger crowd and adults should be fine watching it with them.

Wraithldr13 I watched a couple episodes of this show. I'm not going to lie. I TRIED. I really, REALLY tried to justify its existence to myself. I just couldn't do it. I will give the devil his due a little: Is the show funny? At times, yes. Very much so. Is the voice acting good? In some cases, yes.This show IS actually much better than some of the other kids shows on television these days. It DOES succeed where many other cartoons tend to fall flat on their face. Okay, enough devil due giving. What I truly dislike about this show, is that it has taken a movie franchise that appealed to ALL ages, and turned it into something that appeals ONLY to little kids. Why?Where the movies were humorous, the show is downright silly.Where the movies had dramatic, tense moments and PLOT, the show has none. The characters in the movies had depth and the viewer could really care about them. Not so in the show. The characters in the show are very static representations of their basic dispositions in the film.Po is pretty much a clumsy fool. Shifu is flat-out strict and almost unpleasant. Monkey is just a goof-ball through and through. Mantis is CONSTANTLY landing wisecracks. Crane's sarcasm is actually palpable. Viper is......well...Bubbles. Tigress is just a grouch.Where the animation in the movies was excellent and even beautiful at times. The animation in the show is just agonizingly stiff and clumsy.Also, really, here's the gist of almost every episode of the show: Po causes problem. Rest of the characters grudgingly help Po solve said problem. Rinse, repeat. Now, for a kid's show, it's a perfect formula. And, as I've said, it's quite funny when it wants to be. But, why did they have to do it to THIS franchise? They really couldn't have picked anything else? I dislike this show not because it's a kids show, but because it has sucked out everything that I love about the feature films. Why couldn't they have produced a show that was story driven but still kid friendly like the movies? It's not like Nickelodeon hasn't aired a show like that in the past. Most Nickelodeon watchers will remember a show a few years back by the name of Avatar: The Last Airbender.All in all, it's a solid cartoon for kids to enjoy, but it's a severe discredit to the films.

Gianna Cappuccia This show is mediocre at best and downright awful at worst. I'm a Kung Fu Panda movie fan and I don't understand what other people see in it. The writing is bland and tries way too hard to be funny when most of the time it's just painful, and every episode has at least half a dozen major plot holes. The characters' personalities were all right in the first few episodes, but now they're completely off from the characters in the movies, and not in a good way; all the so-called protagonists are complete jerks that no one in their right mind would want to side with. The villains and guest characters are overdone and clichéd, not to mention very badly designed and modeled. The animation is very poor quality; all the backgrounds are monochromatic and hemmed-in, every character in the background is a repeat model (oftentimes, they don't even bother to change the character's clothing color) and the simplified modeling and animation of our main characters is clunky and uninspired. And nothing in the universe of the show is consistent with what was already established in the canon of the movies. Overall, it's clear to me that little to no effort was put into Legends of Awesomeness at all; it was obviously conceived by studio executives looking to make a quick buck and expand the popularity of their franchise between movies. If all you want to see is Po and the Furious Five beating up bad guys, you'll probably like it just fine. But if you wanted to see the elaborate world of the movies recreated and expanded upon, you'll be sadly disappointed by this lazy, lazy show.

Gavin Cresswell (gavin-thelordofthefu-48-460297) After having seen the first two Kung Fu Panda films, I became hyped and was anticipated to watch this TV show. Then, after hearing the catchy theme song, I was totally blown away. While I will admit that the show is not nearly as solid as the first two films, it's still an entertaining show for kids to watch.The second and third seasons have improved as the show is still in progress, but the first season does have some problems. It's does get repetitive in it's formula (Po makes a mistake, has to fix it, rinse and repeat) and it does drag a bit in most episodes.Aside from it's flaws, there's a lot to like about this show. The CGI animation is cute and lovely with the similar detailed backgrounds of the Valley of Peace and the Jade Palace along with new places while using the traditional animation in the flashbacks that shows how every single villain Po and the Furious Five face became evil in each episode.Kung Fu Panda: Legends of Awesomeness is packed with surprisingly good action and clever comedy thanks to its witty dialog. The voice actors did very decent voicing the movie counterparts with the return of Lucy Liu and James Hong and not to mention most of the other voice actors that we've seen in most TV shows for kids (Kevin Michael Richardson, Wallace Shawn, John DiMaggio, etc.)I understand that this show is getting some hatred including fans of the first two, but I don't think it's as bad as some say it is aside from what I've said about the first season. Seeing as how the second and third seasons diverged itself from the same formula, I think kids will enjoy this as much as those who saw the films.