The Kung Fu Panda film series from DreamWorks Animation, consists of two films: Kung Fu Panda (2008) and Kung Fu Panda 2 (2011). Two Annie Award-winning shorts, Secrets of the Furious Five (2008) and Kung Fu Panda Holiday Special (2010), were also released. A television series is in development for Nickelodeon, Kung Fu Panda: Legends of Awesomeness and is due to air in the fall of 2011. The film series has been highly acclaimed with the...
Mantis as they're fighting Tai Lung on a rope bridge wonders what he was thin...
Mr. Ping explaining to Po that to make something special you just have to bel...
Shifu telling Po almost immediately after they begin that he can now eat, as ...
Tigress tells Po he does not belong here. He thinks she means he does not bel...
Prison Official to the Duck that this prison is perfectly safe for him to visit.
Shifu trying to convince Po not to leave so he can train him to be the Dragon...
Mr. Ping praising his son as the great warrior for which Po thanks him.
Po about the fact that there is only one him but five masters. Shifu encourag...
Po to Oogway about having sucked more at kung fu than anyone in history.
Po remarking on the sword of heroes and how sharp it is as he cuts himself.
Tai Lung returning to Shifu, who explains that Po is not here and that Tai Lu...
Po describing to Oogway how he sucked more than anyone in the history of kung...
Po asking Shifu if he really believes he is ready, he responds positively.
Po responding to being caught eating explaining that he eats when he is upset.
Oogway to Shifu having a philisophical discussion about belief vs. the illusi...
An angry Tai Lung confronts Shifu, blames he for his being jailed, not being ...
Po states that he was dreaming about noodles which Mr. Ping finds hard to bel...
Po to Oogway thinking about going back to making noodles.
All bow in to Shifu when he arrives, the furious five first and then Po follo...
Po asking the master to tell him where they are going, acknowledging that he ...
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