Why's there a top review that's written like a 10 year old getting access to the internet for the first time? They did not downplay Po's growth. He actually goes out of his way to leave it up to his students. Why? Because he's a master teaching students. How is that not development? He's competent, but he's only a single set of paws. It's in the darned title. In fact, the title doesn't only refer to this set of five characters.
It was kind of jarring to go straight from Legends of Awesomeness to this, but after the initial few episodes, the ball started rolling. Of course it'll start rough, you can already get the idea of that from powers that need time to appear. So, there's four episodes dedicated to the kids out of 13. 5 out of 13 when you consider the initial power-gain.
People would really rate something as helpful where "story was boring"? Maybe people should actually watch it instead. Can't get more helpful than that.
The story was simple in the first half, got through it's initial character development, such as gaining powers, and a proper lead-up to the villain. The second half was a split between two groups doing different things.
The kids start off as extremely unbearable, to tolerable enough. I had thought it'd just be them, but I was wrong. Eventually, it would star Po's dads, Grandma, and even a thousand year old demon friend. Part 2 actually adds three more characters to the group.
There are plenty of fun undertones that you would have to use a braincell to catch, from Po's death threat, a waterdeer being off'd off screen, technical suicide, and more. Part 2 involves an assassination and a massacre. Without any specifics, these aren't even spoilers, they're just non-contextual events covered by cute creatures doing violent things.
It's a family friendly adventure following a master and his students. It's far better than most things of today.
It was kind of jarring to go straight from Legends of Awesomeness to this, but after the initial few episodes, the ball started rolling. Of course it'll start rough, you can already get the idea of that from powers that need time to appear. So, there's four episodes dedicated to the kids out of 13. 5 out of 13 when you consider the initial power-gain.
People would really rate something as helpful where "story was boring"? Maybe people should actually watch it instead. Can't get more helpful than that.
The story was simple in the first half, got through it's initial character development, such as gaining powers, and a proper lead-up to the villain. The second half was a split between two groups doing different things.
The kids start off as extremely unbearable, to tolerable enough. I had thought it'd just be them, but I was wrong. Eventually, it would star Po's dads, Grandma, and even a thousand year old demon friend. Part 2 actually adds three more characters to the group.
There are plenty of fun undertones that you would have to use a braincell to catch, from Po's death threat, a waterdeer being off'd off screen, technical suicide, and more. Part 2 involves an assassination and a massacre. Without any specifics, these aren't even spoilers, they're just non-contextual events covered by cute creatures doing violent things.
It's a family friendly adventure following a master and his students. It's far better than most things of today.