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.
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.
Cast, crew and production details
About Kung Fu Panda: Legends of Awesomeness
Cast
Mick WingertPo (voice)
Kari WahlgrenTigress (voice)
James SieMonkey (voice)
Amir TalaiCrane (voice)
Fred TatascioreShifu (voice)
James HongMr. Ping (voice)
MBMaria BamfordChen (voice)
John DiMaggioFung (voice)
Credits
Written by
Doug Langdale, Gene Grillo, Kevin Seccia, Scott Kreamer, Paul Rugg, Joshua Hamilton, Katie Mattila, Peter Hastings, Jon Ross, Kevin D. Campbell, Tom Sheppard, Allan Rice, John P. McCann, Brandon Sawyer, Jessica Gao
Production details
Status
Ended
Series type
Scripted
Episodes
80
Original language
English
Networks & production
NickelodeonUnited States
Nickelodeon Animation StudioUnited States
DreamWorks AnimationUnited States
Nickelodeon ProductionsUnited States
DreamWorks Animation TelevisionUnited States
Themes
3d animationchinafightingkung fukung fu mastermartial artspandarestaurant
Season 1 episodes
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Po and Monkey race to find a sacred orchid to cure a sick Tigress. But Monkey is hypnotized by the evil Scorpion into hunting down another target -- Po.
Directed by Jim SchumannWritten by Scott Kreamer, Kevin Seccia, Peter Hastings, Doug LangdaleGuest stars Lynn Milgrim
Po is put in charge of protecting the Emperor’s daughter while on a diplomatic trip to visit the Qidan clan. Luckily, Tigress and Mantis are along for the journey.
Directed by Jim SchumannWritten by Doug LangdaleGuest stars Kevin Michael Richardson
Po destroys the training hall whilst cleaning it and needs to repair it quickly before Shifu finds out. He seeks out the builder of the hall, Taotie, who holds a grudge against Shifu.
Directed by Gabe SwarrWritten by Scott KreamerGuest stars Simon Helberg, Wallace Shawn
Mantis gets help from Po after receiving word his ex-fiancée needs help, which he is reluctant to take as his hometown believes Mantis to be the Dragon Warrior.
Directed by Juan Jose Meza-LeonWritten by Kevin SecciaGuest stars April Hong, John Kassir, David Koechner
Po goes undercover as a prisoner in Chor Ghom Prison to learn where a diabolical criminal has hidden the ultra-dangerous weapon, the Sacred War Hammer of Lei Lang.
Directed by Michael MullenWritten by Jon Ross, Doug LangdaleGuest stars Jeff Bennett
The Furious Five discover that Po has incredible kung fu abilities far beyond anyone else’s in the group. This worries them as they believe he will turn evil like Fenghuang, a member of the Furious Five before the current team who was also greatly powerful.
Directed by Michael MullenWritten by Doug LangdaleGuest stars Kevin Michael Richardson, Wendie Malick
Po has split himself into two opposing parts by looking through the Mystic Mirror of Yin and Yang and needs to stop his duplicate from destroying his reputation and friendships with his bad personality traits.
Directed by Luther McLaurin, Jim SchumannWritten by Jon Ross
When a villainous rival of Master Shifu manipulates Po into breaking an important rule, the consequences allow him to become Grand Master of the Jade Palace.
Directed by Juan Jose Meza-LeonWritten by Doug Langdale
Hundun, a former guard at Chor Ghom prison, wants revenge against the Dragon Warrior for making him lose everything in his life as a result of defeating Tai Lung.
Directed by Michael MullenWritten by Scott Kreamer
Shifu invites Mr. Ping to stay at the Jade Palace when his noodle shop is badly damaged during a fight between Po, Monkey and three pig brothers. This causes tension between him and the others until he is asked to leave and is subsequently captured by the pig brothers believing him to be Master Shifu.
When a kung fu prodigy arrives at the Jade Palace, Po’s enthusiasm begins to sour when he gets a little jealous of the attention being heaped onto the young master.
Directed by Juan Jose Meza-LeonWritten by Scott Kreamer
Po befriends a troupe of dancers, unaware that they are actually a band of traveling thieves. When a prized item goes missing from the Jade Palace, Po has to disguise himself to infiltrate the band.
Directed by Michael MullenWritten by Joshua Hamilton
Po must look after Taotie's son after he is taken to prison after a failed attack on the Jade Palace. His loyalties are split when he tries to help his father get out of prison though he has warmed to Po.
Po finds he has a fan club in the valley but they are unimpressed when they find the Dragon Warrior's day to day life isn't as action packed as they imagined. With this newfound attention flagging, Po releases a demon in order to fight it and impress his fan club.
Directed by Juan Jose Meza-LeonWritten by Kevin Seccia
Po sets up his father, Mr. Ping, on a series of unsuccessful dates, only to find out Mr. Ping already has a girlfriend. Po's happiness for his dad is short lived when he finds out the mystery lady's identity.
Directed by Juan Jose Meza-LeonWritten by Joshua Hamilton
Po needs to find an awesome Dragon Warrior trophy for the Hall of Heroes or be humiliated in front of the entire village at the upcoming Warrior Festival.
Directed by Juan Jose Meza-LeonWritten by Kevin Seccia