Kung Fu Bunny (Video 2019)

Kung Fu Bunny: Directed by Chi Tian. With Ben Bostick, Brian Bullock. When an ancient evil grows in the heart of China, it’s up to the chosen twelve to stop it. As the team, led by Master Tiger trains their star pupil Polaris, they know it’s only a matter of time before the biggest fight of their lives is upon them. As Polari’s powers grow, he will need all of his strength to stop the evil powers mounting against him. Welcome to the world of Kung Fu Masters!

“Kung Fu Bunny is yet another movie from China trying to captialize on the success of the Kung Fu Panda films. Sadly, it was released in a time when KFP was basically over (as the third film, release three years before, basically served as a proper conclusion to Pou0026#39;s story, as it was followed by Paws Of Destiny, which saw him take on a mentor role to four panda cubs who gain mystical powers, which pretty much shows the franchise is well past its prime now).u003cbr/u003eu003cbr/u003eBasically, the story is the tale of Polaris, a human boy who has trained under the Kung Fu Masters of The Zodiac (and the one reason this gets a two stars, as the main hero is a human in a world filled with animals), after defeating a goat calling himself The Wizard, he moves on in his quest. However, crossing paths with the rabbit peace officer named Velvet Touch, who is suffering from amnesia after a fall, the two team up to save a village from being controlled by bandits in a mountain castle.u003cbr/u003eu003cbr/u003eWhere do I begin with this film? While it does have an original plot, some of the characters are rip-offs (Rascal, Hoffenu0026#39;s rat sidekick, looks like a character from Disney Pixaru0026#39;s Ratatouille, and the intro has a snake that could basically be Master Viper). But the biggest offender is Velvet Touch herself, as she is basically revealed to be a Chinese bootleg of Zootopiau0026#39;s own Judy Hopps, as she is a peace officer who wants to prove she can tackle big cases.u003cbr/u003eu003cbr/u003eOther than rip-offs, the film has other problems. The character models look like they are unfinished, and the company who made this did not even bother to help the company who did the English dub with editing, as the lip synching does not match the dub, and sound effects are missing from many scenes (like no splashing when Hoffen lands in water while snowboarding from a giant snowball). This is one Chinese knock-off to avoid at all costs, as not much effort was put in making this.”