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| “ | My revenge will be like a poison river molten iron that drips and burns like iron that has been melted and now drips... and burns. | „ |
| ~ Hundun |
Hundun is one of the major antagonists in the cartoon Kung Fu Panda: Legends of Awesomeness. He is known as the main antagonist of the episodes "Rhino's Revenge" and "Challenge Day".
He is voiced by Diedrich Bader.
Biography
Hundun is a bad-tempered rhinoceros who first appeared in the episode "Rhino's Revenge". Po sees him outside Ping's Noodle Shack scaring away customers. When he confronts Hundun about his problem, he says that he wants to kill the Dragon Warrior for ruining his life. Hundun was once a guard at Chorm Ghom Prison, until Tai Lung escaped and was vanquished by the Dragon Warrior. Afterward, Chor Ghom Prison was shut down, and Hundun was deserted by his family and friends. Since then, he has wanted revenge on the Dragon Warrior. Deciding not to tell him he was the Dragon Warrior, he befriends Hundun and helps him out. He tries giving him a new home and job by bringing him into Ping's Noodle Shack. Next he tries teaching him about kung fu. He tells Hundun about his weaknesses, and soon Hundun has successfully learnt. However, despite all of this, Hundun still wants to destroy the Dragon Warrior. Back in town, everyone celebrates Dragon Warrior Day with a giant statue of Po, and Hundun angrily finds out that Po is the Dragon Warrior. Later, he threatens to drop Mr. Ping, Po's father, off a building unless Po fights him. The two engage in combat, with the villagers thinking it is a reenactment of the fight between Po and Tai Lung. At one course of the fight, Hundun pretends to feel sorry about what he did, but then nearly defeats Po by attacking him with his weakness. However, Po dodges the attacks and soon gets Hundun stuck in the statue. Hundun pulls himself out, losing a piece of his horn. As the statue falls on him, Po saves his life, but Hundun pushes him away, and is crushed. At the end of the episode, Hundun is happy to be back at the reopened Chor Ghom Prison, albeit as a prisoner himself, seeking vengeance against Po.
In the episode "Challenge Day", Hundun overhears the guards talk about challenge day, where if anyone who can defeat the Dragon Warrior before sunset becomes the new Dragon Warrior, while he is making fake horns to replace the one he lost to Po. He then escapes his cell and challenges Po. Hundun was able to defeat Po easily as his left leg was injured while rescuing a child who wanted to defeat Po from a fallen chimney, while also being tired and injured from the challenging the other villagers. After defeating Po, he heads to the Jade Palace claim his title, only to learn that there is no challenge day and it was all a lesson to make Po appreciative about his position. He then learns that none of the villagers know except for Shifu and then ties up him in the closet to hide this info. He then takes his anger out on the villagers until Po returns to retake his title. Po, while fighting, explains and realizes the Dragon Warrior title is not something to use as a way to take advantage of the people around him. Po flings Hundun away using the hammock that he had trouble setting up earlier in the episode from the Valley of Peace.
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