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The Croc Bandits is the name given to a group of crocodile bandits that make frequent appearances as villains in episodes of Kung Fu Panda: Legends of Awesomeness. They are led by Fung, who is occasionally led by another villain, such as Tong Fo.[3] At the end of the episode "Po the Croc", The Croc Bandits decide to go straight and leave their criminal lifestyle. It is unknown if they actually followed up on this promise because they never appeared in the series after the episode.

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In Legends of Awesomeness[]

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Fung and the Croc Bandits ("The Princess and the Po")

The Croc Bandits make frequent appearances over the course of the series. Their first appearance was in "The Princess and the Po", where they decided to target Princess Mei Li's large supply of gold, jewels, and fabric. Though they were mostly beaten by the kung fu warriors (Po, Tigress, and Mantis) defending the princess, they succeeded in taking all of their supplies, leaving behind a single jug of water. They were later seen having a debate over the loot, where they were discovered by the group they had robbed earlier. They were subsequently attacked and defeated.

They appeared again in "Chain Reaction", where they managed to chain Tigress and Po together, thus slowing them down. In the end, they got the statue they were after (which Po and Tigress had had the task of guarding), but at some point during the battle, Po grabbed the ruby from the statue, the real prize the crocodiles wanted. Later, the bandits captured Tigress, with Fung commanding her to hand over the ruby. She kicked him and told Fung that she didn't have it. Fung then ordered a machine to crush her, but it was turned the wrong way to do this, much to his frustration.

Eventually, Po found the bandits, and threw a rock to distract the them. They spread out in alarm and Po was able to free Tigress. The Croc Bandits (other than Fung) surrounded them, but they where easily defeated by the two kung fu masters. Somehow, Fung got the ruby and prepared to escape on his machine, leaving the other bandits behind. However, Tigress and Po broke the machine, took back the statue and ruby, and defeated Fung.

In "Terror Cotta", Fung's attempt to rob the village goes wrong when Po spots the gang, and they fail to escape using kites. The crocs try to cope life with Po, with a music band going wrong. The crocs try to opt for the Junior Panda Squad. When Bing's terracotta crocs invade the Valley of Peace, the crocs try to resist.

Wall-Eye's flute is used by Po to play a high-pitched tune to shatter the living statues. Soon, the gang decides to return to Fung, but they would have to turn themselves over to the authorities.

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The Crocs are mainly brawlers that have no strategy and though they do not use kung fu while fighting, the bandits appear to be reasonably skilled with various weapons like nunchucks, axes, and spears. They did, however learn Kung fu in "Croc you like a hurricane".

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Fung[]

Over the course of the series, Fung, the leader of the croc bandits yells at them and calls them losers whenever they mess up. They, however are still loyal to him.

With each other[]

Many times Fung mistreats his gang but they always end up staying loyal to him as they all stick together to survive.

Po[]

They are mostly enemies with Po, but at certain times in the series like "Terror Cotta" they side with him over their leader Fung

Tong Fo[]

The Crocs fear Tong Fo but follow his orders so they can get money

Clothing[]

The Croc Bandits wear the same brown belt and bright red pants, wearing nothing aside from leather wristbands from the waist up. Fung is marked as the leader by his traditional Chinese helmet.

Trivia[]

  • In some concept art of the croc bandits, Fung was named "Dirk" and another member of the gang was named "Irwin".[4]

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References[]

  1. Revealed in "Kung Fu Day Care" from Nickelodeon's Kung Fu Panda: Legends of Awesomeness. Ep. 1, Season 2. Written by Doug Langdale & directed by Juan Meza-Leon. Originally aired April 6, 2012.
  2. Revealed in "Po the Croc" from Nickelodeon's Kung Fu Panda: Legends of Awesomeness. Ep. 21, Season 3. Written by Doug Langdale & directed by Aaron Hammersley. Originally aired February 17, 2016.
  3. Revealed in "Jailhouse Panda" from Nickelodeon's Kung Fu Panda: Legends of Awesomeness. Ep. 8, Season 1. Written by Doug Langdale, Jon Ross & directed by Michael Mullen. Originally aired November 18, 2011.
  4. Nick.com - "Behind The Scenes: Kung Fu Panda Enemy Art"
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