A Kung Fu Legend

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Level
A Kung Fu Legend
A part of the first house in A Kung Fu Legend in Princess Peach: Showtime!, with Kung Fu Peach, Sour Bunch ninjas, and the Theet balloon in the frame.
Level code Kung Fu PeachKung Fu-3
World 5F
Game Princess Peach: Showtime!
Primary power-up Kung Fu Peach
Boss Yami no Kung Fu Master
Music track The Legendary Dragon Kick
Music sample
Level progression
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Princess Peach: Showtime! levels

A Kung Fu Legend is a level in Princess Peach: Showtime!, located in the upper left on the fifth floor of the Sparkle Theater. It is the second level where the Kung Fu transformation is used.

Layout[edit]

The play starts with Peach in her Kung Fu ensemble, as four green-clothed Kung Fu Dūke run past her into the Yami no Kung Fu Master's base, while forcefully carrying the teacher's four children. Two of the teacher's disciple Theets chase them, but quickly get kicked out of the gate, leaving it to Peach to enter the base herself and give chase to the green Kung Fu Dūke. Immediately upon kicking the gate open, she must fight a horde of regular Kung Fu Dūke in orange before she is able to enter the first building.

Once inside, three of the four green Kung Fu Dūke manage to exit the building from the top right, but the fourth one carrying the teacher's second daughter is left behind. After some platforming and fighting hordes of orange Kung Fu Dūke, Peach reaches the green Kung Fu Dūke and defeats him the same way as the regular Kung Fu Dūke, freeing the daughter. After the daughter thanks her, Peach exits the building as she continues chasing the remaining green Kung Fu Dūke.

Outside, the three green Kung Fu Dūke flee towards a building complex, but before Peach can give chase, the Yami no Kung Fu Master intercepts her, forcing her into another fight. After defeating him with a two-step combo attack, the Yami no Kung Fu Master retreats into the shadows and retreats further ahead, awaiting Peach for a second fight. For now, though, Peach continues the chase as she scales the building complex outside while fighting more Kung Fu Dūke along the way, as well as a Bōjutsu Dūke on the second story, and two Tsubonage Dūke on the third story. On the final story, Peach kicks away a wooden pole that supports a wooden boardwalk, causing it to break apart, preventing the third green Kung Fu Dūke with the teacher's second son to escape. After defeating the third green Kung Fu Dūke, the son thanks Peach as she enters the next building.

Inside this building, the remaining two green Kung Fu Dūke jump downwards. Kung Fu Peach uses the pole to give chase and kick more Kung Fu Dūke along the way. Reaching the bottom of the pole, Peach moves ahead and swings along a second pole downwards, where the second green Kung Fu Dūke with the teacher's first daughter struggles to escape. Peach defeats the Kung Fu Dūke at the bottom floor and frees the daughter. After the daughter thanks her and urges her to rescue the remaining sibling, Peach climbs up inside to reach the exit, chasing the remaining green Kung Fu Dūke with the teacher's first son all the way to the Yami no Kung Fu Master's castle.

Inside the castle, the green Kung Fu Dūke jovially exclaims to the Yami no Kung Fu Master that he managed to bring him one of the children, but quickly gets dealt with by Peach. With the son saved, the other siblings gather towards him, only for the Yami no Kung Fu Master to show himself while calling his Dūke minions useless. He engages into a second fight with Peach, this time starting with an attack much different from previous battles: the Yami no Kung Fu Master starts charging up energy balls, and lobs them towards Peach in a straight line or a curve, as she must repel them back with her kicking. After repelling enough times, the Yami no Kung Fu Master starts rushing towards Peach and performs a combo attack which Peach must repel back and finish him off with a combo attack of her own. After doing so, the teacher's children gather around Peach and celebrate.

Sparkle Gems[edit]

Sparkle Gems marked with an asterisk ⁽*⁾ will always be obtained during regular gameplay.

Image Location
Where to find a Sparkle Gem Save the second daughter at the top of the first indoor section from the fourth green Kung Fu Dūke.
Where to find a Sparkle Gem Defeat the Yami no Kung Fu Master in the first fight.*
Where to find a Sparkle Gem Save the second son from the third green Kung Fu Dūke on the top right of the collapsing roof pillar section.
Where to find a Sparkle Gem In a backroom pose elevator in the lower left of the long down-spiraling pole. Peach must spin up a few poles inside to reach the Gem.
Where to find a Sparkle Gem Saving the first daughter from the second green Kung Fu Dūke in the following building.
Where to find a Sparkle Gem On the third floor after saving the first daughter, a purple door leading to lots of vases and coins can be entered. Upon leaving that room again, eight Sparkle pieces will appear around the pole on the right.
Where to find a Sparkle Gem Defeat the Yami no Kung Fu Master in the second fight.*

Stella ribbon[edit]

Where to find Ribboner
Ribboner's location

Kung Fu Ribbon: Ribboner is found behind a narrow passage to the left of the building in the first section, buried in pots. He awards the Stella ribbon for Stella.

  • Help request: "I'm buried in...pots?"
  • Rescue message: "What an incredible kick!"

Postgame hidden Ninja Theets[edit]

The stage has three Ninja Theets when it is played in the postgame:

Image Location
Where to find a Ninja Theet In the first indoor section, to the immediate right behind the center (third) pole.
Where to find a Ninja Theet On the right of the first floor of a three-floor collapsing roof pillar section.
Where to find a Ninja Theet On the second floor of a spinning section, right after saving the fifth Sparkle Gem's Theet

Gallery[edit]

Names in other languages[edit]

Language Name Meaning Note(s) Ref.
Japanese 功夫武勇伝カンフーぶゆうでん
Kanfū Buyūden
Kung Fu Heroic Saga [1]
Chinese (Simplified) 功夫武勇传
Gōngfū Wǔyǒng Chuán
The Legend of Kung Fu and Martial Art [1]
Chinese (Traditional) 功夫武勇傳
Gōngfū Wǔyǒng Chuán
The Legend of Kung Fu and Martial Art [1]
Dutch Een kungfulegende A kung fu legend [1]
French Une légende de kung-fu A kung fu legend [1]
German Eine Kung-Fu-Sage A Kung Fu Saga [1]
Italian Una leggenda kung fu A kung fu legend [1]
Korean 쿵호 무용전
Kungho Muyongjeon
Kung Fu Martial Arts [1]
Portuguese Uma Saga de Kung Fu A Kung Fu Saga [1]
Russian Легенда кун-фу
Legenda kun-fu
A kung fu legend [1]
Spanish Una leyenda de kung-fu A kung fu legend [1]

References[edit]

  1. ^ a b c d e f g h i j k In-game name.