Ping, Po has been happily living a noodle-loving (and slightly laid back) life in their Chinese village in the Valley of Peace. Ping as co-writers, Jonathan Aibel and Glenn Berger, together with co-directors Jennifer Yuh Nelson and Alessandro Carloni (all returning for this third installment), expand on the meaning of family and fatherhood, showing us that a parent’s love never ends, even when your child is the Dragon Warrior, and that two dads is even better than one! The result is nothing short of fun, funny and family love from beginning to end, making KUNG FU PANDA 3 the “best panda ever”!

But finding his birth father and genetic family doesn’t mean we forget about Po’s adoptive father Mr. And I found this sentiment was one echoed by many children and franchise fans.īetween the first and second films, there was distinct character growth and discovery as Panda Po started to come into his own, wanting to make his dad proud as he became “Dragon Warrior.” And now, with KUNG FU PANDA 3, Po truly is Dragon Warrior, but now learns the real meaning of family and extended family when his panda birth father Li finds him and takes him to “The Panda Village”. Striking was his greatest takeaway – “Panda Po loves his dad and I love my dad.” It was true. When “Kung Fu Panda 2″ rolled around in 2011, so excited and enthralled with the ongoing adventures of Po, now also known as “Dragon Warrior”, my then 5-year old nephew insisted on writing his own review of the film. Ping raising an abandoned young Panda named Po welcome and wonderful thematics and messaging about family and friends. Charming, funny and filled with action and antics led to pure entertainment that touched the kid inside each of us, while introducing us to what have become beloved characters premised on a goose named Mr.

Who didn’t fall in love with Panda Po back in 2008 when “Kung Fu Panda” was released.

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