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Two rice bowls end up stuck to the front of Po, unintentionally mimicking a bra or bikini top on him, to the Furious Five's amusement.

Po makes a reference to his "tenders" (meaning his private) being hit.

Martial arts fighting

At one point Tai Lung tries to strangle Tigress with ropes (but doesn't succeed).

Fire is being lighted.

The Furious Five avoid all sorts of weaponry in a training facility (spiked balls swinging at them, flames shooting up, spiked poles spinning about, etc.). Po then hits a bottom-weighted dummy that rebounds and knocks him back into that course, where all sorts of things hit him, including in the crotch (with him exclaiming, "My tenders"). After going through the flames, he's a bit charred, but otherwise okay.

Po says his fighting abilities "suck" and that they are the worst in the "history of sucking"

There is some use of '' stupid ''

There is also really bad language like " bloody knuckles "

Minor name calling and insulting to Po due to his fat.

None

Tai Lung's backstory may be depressing.

There are many emotional and darker thematises and sequences in this film, along with the humour, there is intensity in selective battles and depressing story telling.

For preschoolers/kids and up.

None/Mild for neurodivergent viewers.

Some of the imagery in the film (especially of Tai Lung appearing menacing, with glowing eyes and sharp teeth, etc. as well as some briefly seen, but fierce-looking dragons) might be unsettling and scary for younger children.

The dark and foreboding maximum-security prison holding Tai Lung, especially when we aren't initially sure who or what Tai Lung is, and only see him splayed out and bent over, chained to a platform. This is one cold reminder of the horrors of life in prison as well.

The whole fight scene between Tai Lung and Shifu is rather intense both physically and emotionally as they argue over their past and perceived betrayals.