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appolinyou · 5 months ago

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Crane, humanization (kung fu panda)

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wdxw1ak · 2 months ago

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#art #artists on tumblr #sketches #digital art #fanart #panda #kung fu panda #panda po #kung fu panda art #kung fu panda po #kung fu panda fanart

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pollito15 · 1 year ago

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⚠️ S P O I L E R A L E R T !!! ⚠️

It's been years since I leaked new Kung Fu Panda stuff, I used to do it on Deviantart, but now that I remember and have the opportunity I'll do it here XD

I'm glad that the fourth installment of Kung Fu Panda is going to have its classic semi-realistic animation style and not like that of Puss In Boots 2, This is a leaked image from the novelization of the film.

The curious thing is the codices behind Po, they don't look Asian to me

It looks more like the film will bring Mesoamerican things 🤔😮

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kitcasey177 · 4 months ago

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My sister made this...

#kung fu panda #Panda po #panda posts #my edit #funny #audio #etc

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ffcrazy15 · 11 months ago

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Someone needs to do an analysis on the way the Kung Fu Panda movies use old-fashioned vs. modern language ("Panda we meet at last"/"Hey how's it going") and old-fashioned vs. modern settings (forbidden-city-esque palaces/modern-ish Chinese restaurant) to indicate class differences in their characters, and how those class differences create underlying tensions and misunderstandings.

#This is neither a criticism nor a compliment of that artistic choice #I just think it's really interesting #Like even looking at the Five:#Tigress talks in an older style than the others because she was mainly raised at the Jade Palace #While Mantis talks like Joe-schmo off the street because he *was* a streetfighter and an ordinary guy #Shifu and even Tai Lung talk like they're from an old-fashioned novel or kung fu movie #Po talks like a modern guy you'd meet working in a twenty-first century family restaurant #Part of Tigress's initial disdain for him in the first movie is clearly because she considers him to be low-class/a commoner #(And therefore an intruder into the world of the Jade Palace and the rest of the Kung Fu masters which appears to be semi-noble).#Shen looks genuinely off-put and disgusted when he has to respond to Po's greeting with a “...hey.”#And when Po wants to appear more legitimate as a warrior he adopts a more “legendary”/old-fashioned way of speaking.#In the aesthetic language of KFP old fashioned=noble/upper class and modern=common/lower class.#This translates entirely naturally—I think especially to an American audience—but it is wild once you notice it #Because you realize: “Hang on—shouldn't *all* these characters be talking like they're living in the medieval era?”#“And what does it mean that they're not? What is the movie attempting to convey with this—probably entirely subconscious—artistic choice?”#kung fu panda

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1v31182m5 · 1 year ago

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