Kung Fu Panda: Legends of Awesomeness Canceled Nickelodeon Series Not Returning for Season 4

Mantis ingests a growth potion that increases his size, but he soon learns that being big is no life for an insect.

Villains: Fung & the Croc Bandits and Lidong

Po is embarrassed when his dad takes him on an expedition to find the Qilin, a beastly monster that is only found at night in a spooky forest. They soon find out, however, that this creature is more than real.

Villain: General Tsin

When Monkey falls in love with Superintendent Woo's daughter, Po decides to play a prank on him by writing a fake love letter.

Villains: Bao, Lao, & Tsao

Crane's overprotective mom visits the Valley of Peace. Crane reveals to Po that his mom hates Kung Fu so he promised her that he would never have anything to do with it. He also told her that he runs an Inn at the Jade Palace. Crane asks Po and the others to help him keep his secret from his mom.

Villains: Heilang and the Lin Kuei

Note: This episode takes place before The Secret Museum of Kung Fu, since the Lin Kuei are introduced as new characters.

Shifu is worried that he's getting too old for his job, and he hears that Master Chao wants Po to replace him. Meanwhile an old villain returns to seek revenge on Shifu.

Villain: Pai Mei

Po gets himself engaged to a girl who seems to be his perfect match, but does she really love him, or just using him to stop being the Dragon Warrior?

Villains: Junjie and Junjie's Furious Five

Note: This episode is a Valentine's Day special.

With Po and the Furious Five at each other's throats, Shifu tries to make them bond by taking them on a disastrous road trip.

Villains: Heilang and the Lin Kuei

Note: Lin Kuei are introduced in a later episode Mama Told Me Not to Kung Fu.

Po must help Crane regain his confidence after he is humiliated at a charity event.

Villain: Fenghuang

Tigress is recruited by Mistress Mugan to train with her at the Garnet Palace, but when she starts being held against her will, it's up to Po to bring her home.

Po and Tigress must stop a messenger from delivering a scroll that could start an eternal war in China, but this tough goat isn't going down without a fight.

When Kung Fu is outlawed, Po turns to donning a mask as the legendary Midnight Stranger to fight crime.

Villains: Pig Bandits and Lidong

Po and Mantis visit a fan convention full of costumed geeks and action figure combat, but when Po's comic excitement accidentally paralyses Mantis and loses him to Taotie, he and Shifu must retrieve him before the paralysis spell becomes permanent.

Villains: Taotie and Bian Zao

Tigress' jealousy of Po and his skills gets the best of her when she accidentally releases the Spirit Orbs of Master Ding , so they both journey to Mugu Mountain to prevent the Orbs from returning to their owner. However, Master Ding's Ghost possesses Po and Tigress must stop Ding before he unleashes his powers and reeks vengeance against all those who imprisoned him.

Villain: The Ghost of Master Ding

After Fung fires his gang, he discovers a secret formula for building living terracotta warriors, but when his grouchy dad takes over the business, it's up to Po and Fung's old gang to stop his monstrous, manufactured army.

Villains: Fung, Bing, and Terra Cotta Warriors

When Shifu throws out his back (thanks to Po), the panda must stand in as the master of the Jade Palace while an important bureaucrat visits.

Villains: Bao, Lao, & Tsao

As the annual Winter Festival approaches, Po doesn't have enough money to buy his dad the awesome present he deserves, so he takes a job as a bounty hunter to capture a dangerous escaped convict for the reward.

Po's friend Peng returns to the Valley of Peace and has learned all about his uncle Tai Lung. Meanwhile, Temutai unearths the Gong Lu Medallion in order to enhance his abilities only to find out that it also increases the wearer's darkest cravings.

Villain: Temutai

Po and the Furious Five come across a Chinese Dragon from the Underworld named Ke-Pa who is invincible to the powers of kung fu.

Villains: Ke-Pa, Underworld Demons, and Fung & the Croc Bandits

Note: This is part 1 of double length 45 minute special.

After being defeated and humiliated by Po, Taotie has a nervous breakdown. Po apologizes and ends up giving him a new purpose in life.

Villains: Taotie and Bian Zao

To heighten his kung fu abilities and get himself out of training with Shifu, Po buys magical shoes but problems arise when the shoes get him a new place and Mantis finds out.

Villains: The Magic Shoes

Po tells the Five the story of the jiangshi (hopping ghosts), but the team don't believe him. Shifu then informs Po there have been acclaimed sightings of the ghosts at the valley cemetery. Upon arrival, the sightings turned out to be pranksters wearing masks. When they spend the night however, Po encounters a real jiangshi.

Villain: The Undertaker of the Valley of Peace Cemetery

Invited to a famed and retired General Tsin, Po joins the paranoid General on a hunt for currently innocent Hundun the Rhino, who was lured there with the promise of a free pie.

Villains: General Tsin

Po volunteers to train the Emperor's insecure and clumsy grandson Lu the skills of manhood to become a worthy member of the imperial family.

Villains: Meng Tao and Hundun

Po and Tigress rescue young goose named Zan from Fung and his gang of crocodile bandits, who had kidnapped Zan and were holding him for ransom. Crane and Viper are then sent to find Zan's parents, while Tigress must look after the child, who has taken a shine on her.

Villains: Fung & the Croc Bandits and Lidong

There's a crime wave sweeping the Valley of Peace, but Po's enthusiasm for busting crime takes a hit when he discovers that the culprit might be Monkey.

Villain: Wu Kong

When Shifu's father Shirong returns to the Jade Palace, Po thinks the family reunion will be so sweet. He soon learns that Shifu and his father don't get along.

Villains: Fung & the Croc Bandits and Tong Fo

Po has to find an awesome trophy for the Hall of Heroes or risk being humiliated in front of the entire village at the upcoming Warrior Festival. During the search for this, Po comes to the aid of Han, whose doll is being targeted by the soldiers of Jong Sung Jai Kai Chow.

Villain: Jong Sung Jai Kai Chow

Po tries to get his father a girlfriend, but changes his mind when Mr. Ping reveals he already has a girlfriend, which is none other than Master Scorpion herself. Unfortunately, she isn't exactly Po's favorite person. It is later discovered that it is all a ruse to get revenge on Po.

Villain: Scorpion

Note: This is a sequel to Scorpion's Sting, which aired earlier in the series.

Po discovers that his favorite wrestler named Kwan is coming to the Valley of Peace, and he is invited to meet his hero in person. Kwan looks weak and feeble as an elderly old ram, and he tells Po that this would be his last fight. Po helps Kwan become strong again, but is tricked. It turns out that Kwan was plotting revenge because of an incident with Po's dumpling (which Po doesn't know about) when he was a panda cub.

Note: This episode was seen on the DVD / Blu-ray for Kung Fu Panda 2, which was released on December 13, 2011.

Po helps Shifu channel his "inner Po" as they try to keep a visiting Kung Fu Master named Master Yao out of Temutai's clutches.

Villain: Temutai

Po is shocked when Shifu informs him that today is "Dragon Warrior Challenge Day." If anyone can defeat Po in battle before sundown, they will become the next Dragon Warrior! One of the challengers to defeat Po ends up being Hundun.

Villain: Hundun

In order to impress his fan club, Po releases a supernatural, monstrous creature called the Mongolian Fist Demon so that he can vanquish the beast in battle—which doesn't exactly go his way.

Villain: Mongolian Fist Demon

After sending Taotie to jail, Po is forced to care for his son, Bian Zao. Po is yet to determine if Bian Zao really adores him, or if he is just working him to double-cross the panda.

Villains: Taotie and Bian Zao

Po befriends a troupe of dancers called the Ladies of the Shade, where he falls for one of the dancers named Song, unaware that they are actually a band of traveling thieves. When the Dragon Chalice (which Grand Master Oogway gave to Master Shifu) goes missing from the Jade Palace, Po (alongside Master Crane and Master Viper) has to disguise himself to infiltrate the band.

Villains: Su and the Umbrella Dancers

When a Kung Fu prodigy named Peng arrives at the Jade Palace, Po's enthusiasm begins to sour when he gets a little jealous of the attention being heaped onto the young master. Meanwhile, Temutai takes interest in Peng and plans to pit his own nephew Jing Mei against Peng. At the end, it is unveiled that Peng is Tai Lung's nephew.

Villains: Temutai and Jing Mei

The Ghost of Grand Master Oogway returns to the Jade Palace to mentor Po, throwing Po and Shifu's relationship into turmoil. Unbeknownst to Po and Shifu, the Ghost of Grand Master Oogway is actually the wicked Master Junjie in disguise in his next plot to rule the Jade Palace.

Villains: Junjie and Junjie's Furious Five

When Mr. Ping's noodle shop is destroyed during Po's fight with three pigs named Bao, Lao, and Tsao who want to learn secret Kung Fu moves, Po reluctantly invites him to stay at the Jade Palace. Before long, Mr. Ping's annoying and controlling ways make themselves known as he drives Po, Shifu and the Furious Five crazy. Bao, Lao, and Tsao soon return and plan to learn the secret moves upon capturing Master Shifu. However, they mistake Mr. Ping for Master Shifu.

Villains: Bao, Lao, & Tsao

On Dragon Warrior Day, Po befriends a bitter rhino named Hundun and helps him get back on his feet—until he learns that Hundun's secret goal is to destroy the Dragon Warrior. Po learns that Hundun is bitter about the day when Tai Lung escaped from Chor-Gom Prison (where Hundun used to work at) and Tai Lung's defeat leaving him without a job.

Villain: Hundun

Note: This episode takes place before the series premier due to Chor-Gom Prison being opened after Hundun's defeat.

Two Kung Fu masters named Master Chao and Master Junjie visit the Jade Palace to check up on Shifu. But when Master Junjie encourages Po to take a peek at their sparring, which is only for the presence of the three masters, it causes the downfall of Shifu and the Furious Five, and Master Junjie replaces the Furious Five members and Po with a team of Kung Fu snow leopards. When his friends turn their backs on him, Po decides to set things right and find out Junjie's plans.

Villains: Junjie and Junjie's Furious Five

After an incident with the Mystical Mirror of Yin and Yang, Po is acting strangely....he's light, sweet, generous, and kind one minute, then dark, mean, greedy, and violent the next. While word is going around that there might be two of him. Soon the truth comes out, the Mystic Yin Yang Mirror split Po into separate versions of himself: one good and one evil. Now Shifu and the Furious Five must recombine Po's aggressive self with his compassionate self before sunset or the division will become permanent and Bad Po will be unstoppable!

Villains: Evil Po and Fung & the Croc Bandits

Upon thwarting a raid on the Jade Palace from Temutai and the Qidan Clan with incredible new powers and abilities and fighting styles, Po learns that there have been many Furious Fives before the current one and that the most powerful member has always become evil. He even wonders this when he encounters the powerful member of the original Furious Five, a strong, powerful owl named Fenghuang.

Villains: Temutai and Fenghuang

Po goes undercover as a prisoner in Chor-Ghom Prison to learn where a diabolical criminal named Tong Fo has hidden the ultra-dangerous weapon called the Sacred War Hammer of Lei Lang.

Villains: Tong Fo and Fung & the Croc Bandits

Po visits Mantis' hometown and discovers that Mantis hasn't been entirely honest with the villagers about who the Dragon Warrior really is.

Fung helps Po out of a hole and Po agrees to return the favor. But he quickly learns that repaying a favor to Fung might be more difficult than he imagined when Fung states to Po that his brother has been captured by the soldiers of Jong Sung Jai Kai Chow.

Villains: Jong Sung Jai Kai Chow

Po discovers a rare secret move which causes temporary memory loss, but things get out of hand when he uses it on the Furious Five too often. While Po and Master Shifu find a way to undo this, Taotie begins his next attempt to get revenge on Master Shifu using the amnesiac Furious Five to his advantage.

Villains: Taotie and Bian Zao

Po is driving Tigress nuts with his fanboy ways while they are on a mission together. Things get worse when they are attacked by Fung and the Croc Bandits and fight together. There's one problem: They're chained together. Can they defeat the croc bandits and save Shifu's statue?

Villains: Fung & the Croc Bandits

Note: A sequel to this episode, Good Croc, Bad Croc airs later in the series.

Po accidentally destroys the training equipment in the Jade Palace and invites a mechanical genius named Taotie to fix it. Unbeknownst to Po, Taotie is an old enemy of Shifu's and this invitation was all he needed to seek his revenge.

Villains: Taotie and Bian Zao

Po, Tigress and Mantis must escort an Emperor's daughter Mei Li on a peacemaking visit to the Qidan clan. Yet Princess Mei Li and her caravan are targeted by crocodile bandits led by Fung. They soon discover that Princess Mei Li will be given to the Qidan King Temutai as a servant in exchange for peace between the kingdoms.

Villains: Temutai and Fung & the Croc Bandits

Note: A sequel to this episode, Chain Reaction airs later in the series.

Tigress catches River Fever, a deadly disease that can only be cured by the rare sun orchid found in the Valley of the Scorpion. Unaware of the danger that lies ahead of them, Po and Monkey set out to find the orchid, but Monkey is caught and brainwashed by the evil Scorpion. Po must now find the orchid and fend off his brainwashed friend before Tigress dies.

Villain: Scorpion

Note: A sequel to this episode, Love Stings airs later in the series.