Kung Fu Panda 4 is now available to watch on digital platforms in the UK and the US, following its cinema release earlier this year.

This set the stage for what would become known as the kung fu craze of 1973, a global phenomenon that had the kids in streets performing mock martial arts moves inspiring Douglas to write his song.

Martial arts movies sometimes take time for their protagonists to become powerful, allowing for a classic hero's journey through the lens of combat.

The original show’s hook was based on Kwai Chang Caine’s wandering exoticism and this Kung Fu is anchored in stay-at-home normalizing (Evan’s character could almost be named Token White Guy).

Kung Fu Panda 4 is the first animation movie released in TrueCut Motion's impressive High Frame Rate, rocking out at 48FPS in select cinemas.

Kung Fu Panda 4 has overtaken the last film in the series at the global box office, earning over $500 million.

Check out our review of Kung Fu Season 1 episode 1, which finds a girl named Nicky return from China to a home she left three years ago. Read on!