Legend of a Rabbit: The Martial of Fire
2015
- Format
- MOVIE
- Aired
- 2015
- Episodes
- 1
- Status
- Finished
- Genres
- Action · Adventure · Comedy
It’s been couples of years since Tu defeated Slash. More than a hero, Tu is regarded as the protector of the village defeating bandits and upholding justice. However, with no real foundation in Kung Fu, Tu has to start from zero in order to harness the Kung Fu skills which he inherited from the Grandmaster. One day, Tu rescues an old injured warrior who finally turns out to be the evil Zhan. Zhan plans to take over the world of Martial Art by acquiring a precious gem from the real successor Lan of Huo Clan. Upon confrontation, Tu fails to save Lan and the Martial of Fire. The reality hits him and Tu realizes he’s just a lucky rabbit who happens to inherit the Grandmaster’s Kung Fu. Therefore, Tu restarts to practicing Kung Fu as much encouragement from Penny and Biggie. As time goes by, Tu’s able to get on his feet and join his fellow warriors, Penny and Biggie, to stop Zhan’s evil plan, while Zhan is getting closer to his goal. Finally, Tu defeats against evil Zhan by holding the True Harmony of the Martial of Fire & Water.
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Legend of a Rabbit: The Martial of Fire, released in 2015, serves as the sequel to the 2011 animated feature Legend of a Rabbit. Produced in China, the film continues the adventures of Tu, a rabbit who unexpectedly inherits the mantle of a legendary kung fu master. The production was part of a burgeoning movement in the mid-2010s to expand the reach of Chinese-produced 3D animation by blending traditional martial arts motifs with Western-style character comedy and digital effects.
The character design and visual direction aimed to create a stylized, humorous hero in a sweeping, cinematic world. While the first film garnered attention for its ambition and connection to established martial arts cinema tropes, the sequel sought to refine the digital artistry and narrative pacing. Upon its release, the film was noted for its technical evolution compared to its predecessor, though it faced challenges in a highly competitive international animation market, ultimately serving as a representative example of the efforts by Chinese studios to compete in the global family-film genre.
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