Skunk Fu! Season 1

Skunk Fu! - S01

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Skunk Fu! - S01

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Released:

Sep 22, 2007

Genre:

Animation, Comedy, Action & Adventure

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Casts:

Tony Acworth, Jules de Jongh, Paul Tylak, Rod Goodall, Paul Mcloone, Patricia Rodríguez

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Seasons (1)

1. Season 1

Episodes (52)

1. The Art of Stickyness2. The Art of Rivalry3. The Art of Leaving Them Laughing4. The Art of Monkey Launching5. The Art of Attitude6. The Art of Revenge7. The Art of Tunneling8. The Art of Conkering9. The Art of No Mind10. The Art of Kung Fruit11. The Art of Darkness12. The Art of Dream Control13. The Art of Responsibility14. The Art of Stealing15. The Art of Brain Washing16. The Art of Turtle Watching17. The Art of Truffling18. The Art of Patience19. The Art of Being a Pebble20. The Art of Passing the Buck21. The Art of Giggling22. The Art of Getting Stuck23. The Art of the Touch24. The Art of Hospitality25. The Art of Luck26. The Art of Endurance27. The Art of Lightning28. The Art of the Double Cross29. The Art of the Nose Blow30. The Art of the Crush31. The Art of Small Victories32. The Art of Influence33. The Art of Kiting34. The Art of Being Lazy35. The Art of the Stink36. The Art of the Fan Fan37. The Art of the Dizzy Master38. The Art of Dim Sum Fu39. The Art of Strategy40. The Art of Being Heavy41. The Art of Wushu42. The Art of the Tea Ceremony43. The Art of Initiation44. The Art of Art45. The Art of Monkeying Around46. The Art of Sneaking47. The Art of Seeing Blind48. The Art of Monkey Love49. The Art of No Lung Fu50. The Art of Destiny Swapping51. The Art of Remembering (1)52. The Art of Remembering (2)

Synopsis Skunk Fu! - S01

Skunk Fu! is an Irish animated children's television series featuring the fables of anthropomorphic animals protecting their valley using martial arts. The show chronicles the adventures of young Skunk, training with his Kung Fu master, Panda, with support of Rabbit, Fox, Turtle, and others, who directly, or inadvertently, also help Skunk grow. The show received mixed reviews from critics and won the IFTA award for "Best Animation". In addition to an English sound track, an Irish language, French language, Japanese language and Dutch language soundtracks were initially produced.