Animation,Comedy,Family
United States of America
In the beginning of the movie, Po is tasked with teaching a group of mischievous bunny kittens the art of Kung Fu. However, he quickly realizes that they are not interested in learning and instead opt to play around. To capture their attention, Po begins to tell stories of the Furious Five's pasts, each story illustrating a particular lesson about Kung Fu.
The first story is about Tigress, who was originally a restless and aggressive cub. Master Shifu took her in and taught her Kung Fu as a means to control her temper. The lesson here is about discipline and self-control.
The second story is about Monkey, who was previously a thief before being trained by Master Oogway. Monkey learns the value of teamwork and the importance of using his skills for good.
The third story is about Mantis, who was the smallest of his siblings and the butt of their jokes. However, he learns to use his size to his advantage and becomes a powerful warrior. The lesson here is about resilience and self-confidence.
The fourth story is about Viper, who was born without fangs and thus initially believed that she could never be a Kung Fu warrior. She eventually learns that being small and agile can be an advantage, and that true strength comes from one's spirit.
The final story is about Crane, who was previously a cook before being trained as a warrior. He learns to use his agility and dexterity to his advantage, and becomes one of the most skilled fighters in the land.
Throughout the movie, Po's teachings gradually begin to resonate with the bunny kittens, who eventually begin to take their Kung Fu training seriously. The movie concludes with Po leading the bunnies through an epic battle against a band of rampaging wolves, demonstrating the lessons of the Furious Five in action.
