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==In Popular Culture==
 
==In Popular Culture==
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Pandas are quite popular in culture, despite their low population. Below are some examples:
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Pandas are pretty popular in culture despite their low population. Below are some examples:
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Po, the protagonist of the Dreamworks animated film ''Kung Fu Panda'' and its two sequels, is a panda.<ref>https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0441773/</ref> The two sequels after the first focus on Po's history with the other pandas, especially reuniting with his biological father and the rest of the panda village in ''Kung Fu Panda 3''.
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Po, the protagonist of the 2008 Dreamworks animated film ''Kung Fu Panda'' and its three sequels, is a panda.<ref>https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0441773/</ref> While knowledgable about kung fu lore, he at first lacks the technique and training to fulfill his role as the Dragon Warrior until he gets the proper training. The two sequels, after the first, focus on Po's history with the other pandas, especially reuniting with his biological father and the rest of the panda village in ''Kung Fu Panda 3''.
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The fourth expansion of ''World of Warcraft'' - ''Mists of Pandaria'' - has a race called the Pandaren, which are modeled after Pandas.<ref>http://us.battle.net/wow/en/game/mists-of-pandaria/</ref> Out of the playable races in this game, Pandaren players start neutral, neither with the Alliance nor the Horde; they get to choose which faction to join when leaving the island that they start on.
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The fourth expansion of ''World of Warcraft'' - ''Mists of Pandaria'' - has a race called the Pandaren, modeled after giant pandas.<ref>http://us.battle.net/wow/en/game/mists-of-pandaria/</ref> Out of the playable races in this game, Pandaren players start neutral, neither with the Alliance nor the Horde; they get to choose which faction to join when leaving the island that they start on.
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The ''Sly Cooper'' games features a panda villain: a member of the Fiendish Five called the Panda King, who had a hand in the murder of Sly Cooper's father. Later on in the first game, Sly defeats the Panda King, saving a local mountain village in the process. The Panda King is revealed to have a daughter in the third game, whom Sly must help rescue from an arrogant warlord.
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The "Sly Cooper" games feature a panda villain: a member of the Fiendish Five called the Panda King, who had a hand in the murder of Sly Cooper's father. Later in the first game, Sly defeats the Panda King, saving a local mountain village when the Panda King threatens to use his fireworks to bury them in an avalanche; he wants revenge due to the people snubbing his fireworks. In the third game, the Panda King is revealed to have a daughter, whom Sly must help rescue from an arrogant warlord.
    
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