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The Master Badger Twins (also called simply the Badgers) are a legendary kung fu duo team, now deceased. Their chi is stolen by Kai and used as jombies in Kung Fu Panda 3.

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History[]

Earlier years[]

Years before Po was chosen as Dragon Warrior, the Badger Twins were famed as masters who defended the innocent from the powerful with their unique fighting style, notably the Double Crushing Gong Technique. The twins had died many years before Po's time.[1]

In Kung Fu Panda 3[]

In the Spirit Realm, the Badger Twins' chi was at peace, as was that of all other masters, and it came to pass that General Kai, a former ally of the famed Master Oogway, had taken their chi, as well as the chi of every other master, sealing all in the form of jade amulets. Using Oogway's chi to return to the mortal realm, Kai arrived on a farm and summoned six of his enslaved masters, among them the Badgers, giving them the order to find all Oogway's students and bring them back to Kai for collection.

The Badgers teamed up with the late Master Porcupine to reach the Valley of Peace and find kung fu masters in the form of Po, Shifu, and the Furious Five. Both living and deceased masters fought atop the roofs of the town, with the Badgers striking out at Po with their Double Crushing Gong Technique, and stunning Crane with spinning kicks. Noting that the masters he was fighting were long since deceased, Po continued to fight them, as did the others, but none were able to inflict much damage.

Eventually, however, Po managed to overpower both the Badgers and Porcupine by rapidly projectile spitting dumplings at them, which incapacitated them long enough for them to be pinned, and it was revealed to the seven masters that the Badgers and Porcupine were under a spell carried out by the long-since vanished General Kai. Speaking through them, Kai revealed himself as the perpetrator, and summoned the masters back, causing them to disappear in the form of green glowing orbs.

Kai summons most of his enslaved kung fu masters (including them) and he used them to attack the panda village. They encounter Mei Mei fighting them with nunchucks. After Po failed to send back kai to the Spirit Realm, he summons all his jombies back to him and fight Po.

Soon after Po defeats Kai, all the jombies that are already dead return to the Spirit Realm, including the Badger Twins.

Fighting style[]

Despite being extremely fast and quite unpredictable, the Badgers have limbs that are so small that they can't pass beyond their own necks and heads when punching. Luckily, they are each armed with a staff to reach their opponents.
Rodolphe Guenoden, Kung Fu Panda 3 animation supervisor/fight choreographer[2]

As how their jombies were shown to display, both of twins were skilled with staff combats, like the Monkey Style utilized by Master Monkey. One of their signature moves is the Crushing Double Gong Technique.

Clothing[]

In life, the Badgers wore orange-yellow robes, with sashes, puttees, and wrist wraps. Upon being brought back to the mortal realm, their clothing, like the rest of their bodies, was made green.

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References[]

  1. Revealed in DreamWorks Animation's Kung Fu Panda 3 (2016). Written by Jonathan Aibel, Glenn Berger & directed by Jennifer Yuh Nelson, Alessandro Carloni. Distributed by 20th Century Fox.
  2. Miller-Zarneke, Tracey. The Art of Kung Fu Panda 3, p. 74. ISBN: 9781608874941.
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