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** Ke-Pa [[BiggerIsBetter in]] [[HeroKiller general.]]

** As such, the episode itself may apply as it's one of few where Po and the Five ''all'' [[ForgotFlandersCouldDoThat get a moment of fighting competently and being fairly in-character]].

** The earlier battle also gives credit to Po and the other Five members. Though putting up a better fight than in her first appearance, she is similarly keeping the upper hand until they realise her talons are weak to metal. Quickly arming themselves with marketplace cutlery, they each manage to shatter her deadliest weapon and force her to retreat.

* "Crane On A Wire" is a shining moment for Crane and also [[AnimationBump one of the most impressively animated fights in the series]]. After a mountaintop chase leads to Po and the Five getting overpowered by Fenghuang, Crane saves Po from falling to his death, and allows him to continue the battle with her midair ''on top of him''. Despite holding up long enough for Crane to reach safe ground, Po is knocked out, leaving Crane to deal with Fenghuang solo. Despite some remaining nerves from getting humiliated her last time, Crane matches her in an aerial battle tracked all throughout the village and bamboo forest, before defeating her with an explosive dive bomb. Keeping in mind Po and the Five nearly always have to [[PragmaticHero resort to trickery or ganging up]] to beat Fenghuang, it says something that Crane bested her in one-on-one.

* "Crane On A Wire" is a shining moment for Crane and also [[AnimationBump one of the most impressively animated fights in the series]]. After a mountaintop chase leads to Po and the Five getting overpowered by Fenghuang, Crane saves Po from falling to his death, and allows him to continue the battle with her midair ''on top of him''. Despite holding up long enough for Crane to reach safe ground, Po is knocked out, leaving Crane to deal with Fenghuang solo. Despite some remaining nerves from getting humiliated her last time, Crane matches her in an aerial battle tracked all throughout the village and bamboo forest, before defeating her with an explosive dive bomb. Keeping in mind Po and the Five nearly always have to [PragmaticHero resort to trickery or ganging up]] to beat Fenghuang, it says something that Crane bested her in one-on-one.

* "Crane On A Wire" is a shining moment for Crane and also [[AnimationBump one of the most impressively animated fights in the series]]. After a mountaintop chase leads to Po and the Five getting overpowered by Fenghuang, Crane saves Po from falling to his death, and allows him to continue the battle with her midair ''on top of him''. Despite holding up long enough for Crane to reach safe ground, Po is knocked out, leaving Crane to deal with Fenghuang solo. Despite some remaining nerves from getting humiliated her last time, Crane matches her in an aerial battle tracked all throughout the village and bamboo forest, before defeating her with an explosive dive bomb. Keeping in mind even Po had to resort to trickery to beat Fenghuang before, it says something that Crane bested her in one-on-one.

* Crane regaining his confidence and defeating Fenghuang.

** Po actually calling out Tigress for all the crap she gave her in the first movie that had carried over into this episode, having made clear throughout that he only ever wanted to be friends with her, when she gives another scathing TheReasonYouSuckSpeech about being unfairly chosen as the Dragon Warrior, he coldly replies no matter how better a warrior she is, she's a crappy friend. [[JerkassRealization And it hits too.]]

** Po taking down [[spoiler:Ke-Pa's demon army with the Hero's Chi and sealing them back in the underworld. He follows this up by turning Ke-Pa's attempt to kill him around and blasting the Hero's Chi straight down his throat to destroy him.]]

** Po actually calling out Tigress for all the crap she gave her in the first movie that had carried over into this episode, having made clear throughout that he only ever wanted to be friends with her, when she gives another scaving TheReasonYouSuckSpeech about being unfairly chosen as the Dragon Warrior, he coldly replies no matter how better a warrior she is, she's a crappy friend. [[JerkassRealization And it hits too.]]
* Shifu [[spoiler:showing up in disguise as the Croc Bandit who has caught the Sacred Hammer]] in "Jailhouse Panda".
* Po not only [[spoiler:fooling Fenghuang into thinking he was a FakeDefector]], but using the [[spoiler:toy]] [[ChekhovsGun knife]] on Shifu so as to get her close enough to be locked in her [[AndIMustScream prison]].
* Po's [[spoiler:switcheroo]] trick to get his EvilTwin to look in the mirror.

* [[spoiler:In a moment of pure PapaWolf, Ping]] pulls off a difficult kung fu move to protect [[spoiler:his son, Po]].

* Oogway's ghost laying a smackdown on Junjie. [[spoiler:Even if it was actually Shifu in disguise.]]

* In "My Favorite Yao", how Shifu uses his fan dance to get himself free of his cuffs, and then how he and Po wipe the ground with Temutai and his men. Yao's kung fu moves, particularly [[spoiler:the multiple enemy hypnotic chi-blast]], are also incredible, particularly for TV animation.

-->''Mantis:'' Woah! Where'd this guy come from? He's got some serious skills.

** [[InstantAwesomeJustAddDragons Ke-Pa]] [[BiggerIsBetter in]] [[HeroKiller general.]]

** [[FridgeLogic Though given that he has about as much success at beating them as does Team Rocket, how effective that would be is questionable.]]

* Ke-pa's introduction in his true form: "BEHOLD, THE ''REAL'' DRAGON WARRIOR!!!" (shoots flames)
** Po taking down [[spoiler:Ke-pa's demon army with the Hero's Chi and sealing them back in the underworld. He follows this up by turning Ke-pa's attempt to kill him around and blasting the Hero's Chi straight down his throat to destroy him.]]
** [[InstantAwesomeJustAddDragons Ke-pa]] [[BiggerIsBetter in]] [[HeroKiller general.]]

** [[InstantAwesomeJustAddDragons Ke-pa]] [[BiggerIsBetter in]] [[FauxAffablyEvil general.]]

*** Also counts as a CrowningMomentOfFunny.

* Out of context it's just a SugarWiki/CrowningMomentOfFunny, but from "A Tigress Tale" there's Tigress's rebellion against her tyrannical new Master:

** [[FridgeLogic Though given that he has about as much success at beating them as does Team Rocket, how effective that word would be is questionable.]]

* "Youth in Re-Volt" has one mixed with Heartwarming. After Tong Fo manipulated Bian Zho to use him for his lightning powers and Bian Zho betrayed him when he learned of this, they end up in prison. When Tong Fo attempted to get revenge, [[PapaWolf Taotie steps in front of him, warning him that should he attempt to harm his son, he's gonna devote the rest of his life to making him regret it.]] With nothing but a DeathGlare, he get Tong Fo to back down. Best part is, both he and the audience know that Taotie is not exaggerating. Considering his devotion to defeating the Jade Palace warriors, he would make ''very good'' on his word.

* From "A Stitch in Time", the guardians of the Shuyong Tree, three empty suits of armour the size of very large houses, are awesome in their own right. Po takes out ''two'' of them. Fenghuang flies into the third and splits it in half from the inside.

* In "Father Crime", in a brilliant double ChekovsGun, Shirong using his Disappearing Coin Trick to distract Tong Fo and throw Shifu the sword he'd stolen earlier.

--->'''Ping:''' (Grabs Crane's beak and pulls him down) Listen to me, limb-beak! My son may be not perfect! He may be big and loud and clumsy and annoying and impatient and hot-headed and...where...where am I going with this?

* In "Five is Enough", Shifu hurts his back and can't fight -- so he acts old and decrepit with a side-order of FlashStep, analyses Pai Mei's style, and flattens him. Then [[InstantExpert (seemingly for the first time)]] he uses Pai Mei's own killing technique against him.

* Out of context it's just a SugarWiki/CrowningMomentOfFunny, but from "A Tigress Tale" here's Tigress's rebellion against her tyrannical new Master:

[[labelnote:(context)]] Early in the episode, Tigress's reasons for leaving the Jade Palace include Monkey and Po wasting a training session in learning armpit farts.[[/labelnote]]

* stance*\\
* hand to armpit*\\
* very quiet fart noise*''\\

* "The Princess and the Po" when Po give [[RoyalBrat Mei-Li]] a TheReasonYouSuckSpeech after he finally has enough of her brattiness. Po then later becomes a PapaWolf for her after it turns out she is going to be used for slave labor.