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Back at the Barnyard is NOTHING like the movie

🕑 Added 2025-05-06 15:33:40 +0000 UTC

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Cameron White

poopy pants is that inbred million/billionaire i'm p sure

Andrew Nattans

It deeply distressed me, the idea of being replaced

Deso's Prophet

Hey, if you were afraid of slappy, what was your reaction to the jimmy neutron puppet episode

Deso's Prophet

Oh yeah, someone talking about legends of awesomeness would be pretty cool

Winn Haz

My 300 word essay as requested: A show I would love to listen to you talk about for way too long is Kung Fu Panda: Legends Of Awesomeness. It was much like Back at the Barnyard, a follow up TV show to a movie, started on Nickelodeon and ended up on Nicktoons, and it also has a long title with a colon in the middle. It was a pretty standard follow up to the first two movies, following the daily life and adventures of Po as the Dragon Warrior. Kung Fu Panda the movie is a masterpiece and genuinely changed the way I think, Legends of Awesomeness though? It’s a show alright! Not only does every character come back from the movie, but it’s rich with new characters, villains and love interests alike, some of which I think may have made their first appearance in the show before going on to show up in a movie later, which I think is really interesting. The animation is 3D in 2011-2016 so it looks alright, but for sure is missing a lot of the squash and stretch that makes the movies so appealing to watch. There later on went to be two other TV shows based in the franchise, one made by amazon prime in 2018 (Paws of Destiny) and one made by Netflix in 2022 (The Dragon Knight). I haven’t watched the Netflix one, but Paws of Destiny was actually pretty entertaining, it’s a direct follow up to the third movie where Po has to become a sensei to four young pandas, and also his two dads are there running a noodle shop in the panda village together and it’s really cute. This is to say that if you wanted to talk about something well, less talked about, you could do Paws of Fury instead of Legends of Awesomeness, but I think both of them are wacky and funny-bad enough at times to keep you into it, but also both try to establish a lot of lore never mentioned in the movies, which I think is interesting to follow. No pressure, I just had a little time to write this and it sounded fun!