Kung Fu Panda: Legends of Awesomeness/WMG: Difference between revisions

He'd heard of her from Shifu, and accepted that she was evil, yet rather than simply acting afraid of her, he was... well, '''[[Ascended Fanboy|PO]]'''. After living in isolation for so long, meeting someone who reacted ''positively'' upon recognizing her must have been a welcome change. And once she learned he was afraid of becoming like her, she tried to make it as inviting as possible.

 

It's quite strange that the first reaction of someone who claims to worship strength upon seeing a complete stranger falling to his doom was to save him. A [[Social Darwinist]] who actually means it probably would let Po die. Also note, that Fenghuang does not go into evil ranting mode unless Po labels her as eeeevil and admits that he expects himself to turn evil like her. Maybe Fenghuang tried to play in tune with the panda's delusions to obtain help in her grudge against Shifu, or just screwed with his head for lulz.

 

 

== {{spoiler|Tai Lung will end up being a recurring ally who will help take out various enemies when needed.}} ==

 

1) [[Hypocritical Heartwarming]]: {{spoiler|"Nobody gets to attack Shifu and the Valley of Peace except me!"}}

 

== {{spoiler|Tai Lung isn't Peng's uncle, he's his father.}} ==

* How Peng could know his name is a puzzle, one we'll need to see explained on the show. But chronologically this theory just can't work. The show takes places between the movies. The fact that Po is still learning and mostly incompetent suggests it can't take place close to [[Kung Fu Panda 2]], so even if it takes place ten years or so after the first one, the show must be no more a year or two after [[Kung Fu Panda]]. Even if the show ''did'' take place close to [[Kung Fu Panda 2]], Peng cannot be more than 10 or 12, and is probably younger. Which would put him to being born right after the first movie, if not ten years before it. I highly doubt {{spoiler|Tai Lung stopped to bed a woman on the way to the Valley of Peace, and before that he was in Chorh-Gom for twenty years with no access to women.}} Now, if {{spoiler|Tai Lung had been with a woman not long before his rampage, that would allow for her child to grow up and have Peng at some point during Tai Lung's time in Chorh-Gom. So Peng might be his grandson.}}

** Uh, I was mostly thinking this would have happened before {{spoiler|Tai Lung's rampage and his incarceration. But then, I guess it's a bit much to think Peng is twenty years old, so point taken.}}

 

== Peng is destined to become an even more skilled and powerful warrior than Tai Lung. ==

 

Peng, however, saw and realized what was wrong with his actions, he came to his senses, repented and apologized. As we see, Peng has all of Tai Lung's traits, both good and bad, but showed humility, self-control, and the ability to make the right decision when confronted with the truth. Also, while Tai Lung showed a great aptitude for kung fu at a young age, he lived at the palace and thus had Shifu to teach him everything he needed in regards to kung fu, whereas Peng is already very skilled and yet he has never had any type of training. Combine those, and the potential for being even greater than Tai Lung is right there.

Considering the end of the episode "The Kung Fu Kid" is the first hint we've ever gotten as to {{spoiler|Tai Lung possibly being alive}}, if he does make a comeback, the show will take care of giving closure to his entire storyline. Namely because that way they can give something to the fans of the character and continue an unfinished storyline, and they can get away with not having to do it in the movies, where they have limited time to set up a whole story and character development. Considering the way the second movie ended, it's highly likely that the third movie will focus on Po {{spoiler|meeting his real father and other pandas}}, so it makes sense that they'd want to keep {{spoiler|Tai Lung}} from showing up to take up screentime and attention away from that focus.

* I don't know. At the beginning of the second movie (Or maybe it was the winter special), Po had a nightmare about Tai Lung and said 'But you're supposed to be dead!'. If anyone should know whether or not Tai Lung survived, wouldn't it be Po?

** Also, even if it had been Po's dream, 1) he got cut off, saying "But I thought you were de--" which could have ended "defeated" and 2) he didn't say "But you're dead!" or "I saw you die!" he said "I ''thought'' you were..." Also keep in mind that Dream Works has made it a point to keep reiterating Po ''defeated'' him (that's the word his fan club used in "Po Fans Out" when they asked to hear the story), and this is the company which did not avoid death or mentions of it ("But Master Shifu, he'll kill you!", Wo Hop's constant suicide attempts, Master Thundering Rhino's violent murder, the onscreen deaths of the Wolf Boss and Shen). This choice of words has to be deliberate, and therefore telling.

 

* Also, he's traveling because the rest of his family is dead. Because why else who a kid be wandering China on his own? He just asked a random soothsayer if they knew of any relatives.

** Who knows how long he's been traveling? {{spoiler|Tai Lung might not even have been dead when he asked! The guy was free for a month or so, going by Po's montage in the movie.}}

 

== Peng will come back in a ghost episode... ==

As a counter to the above, if a villain legion of doom is created, {{spoiler|Tai Lung's}} appearence will make the villains join forces with Po.

 

* Jossed already. This show takes place between the two movies, if not in a seperate timeline.

 

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