Kung Fu Panda: Legends of Awesomeness Season 2 Episode 19 review 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.
The stories in each episode are very creative with moral lessons to educate the young. I'm OK with not using the same villains from the first two films and I think I find the Croc bandit (whose name happens to be Fong) and Taotie to be the right choices for the villains of the show.
The CGI animation is cute and lovely with the same 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 writing and script. The voice actors, including two of the actors from the first two films Lucy Liu and James Hong (the voices of Viper and Mr. Ping) did extremely well by making the characters likable enough for kids and their families to love.
This show would be recommended to fans of the movies as one of the greatest TV shows from Nickelodeon since Spongebob Squarepants (which went downhill in 2006), The Fairly Oddparents (which also went downhill in 2008) and Avatar: The Last Airbender
The stories in each episode are very creative with moral lessons to educate the young. I'm OK with not using the same villains from the first two films and I think I find the Croc bandit (whose name happens to be Fong) and Taotie to be the right choices for the villains of the show.
The CGI animation is cute and lovely with the same 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 writing and script. The voice actors, including two of the actors from the first two films Lucy Liu and James Hong (the voices of Viper and Mr. Ping) did extremely well by making the characters likable enough for kids and their families to love.
This show would be recommended to fans of the movies as one of the greatest TV shows from Nickelodeon since Spongebob Squarepants (which went downhill in 2006), The Fairly Oddparents (which also went downhill in 2008) and Avatar: The Last Airbender
