Funky Fu! Pop Star Fighter

'Funky Fu! Pop Star Fighter' is an American animated television series created for the Gingo network by Arlo-Avocha Vernon. The series, inspired by Vernon's childhood experiences growing up in karate class, focuses on a class of young martial artists led by 13-year old rapper Tad Sumoray (Kath Soucie) and his ancestors reincarnated into stuffed pandas, saving mankind from the sirens of the underworld while spreading messages of love, hope, and integrity.

The series borrows its quirky style from a variety of influences, including Saturday morning cartoons such as Fat Albert and the Cosby Kids, Amigo and Friends, and Sport Billy, and dance music. The series first aired in the United States on February 22, 1997, and ended its run on July 31, 2004. The show has also appeared internationally on Teletoon in Canada, SBS and Cartoon Network in South Korea and Fox Kids/Jetix in Latin America.

Funky Fu! has been noted for its large cast and diversity (gender, ethnicity) of characters, all in ratio of white to non-white and male to female. It has also noted to have helped action-oriented Gingo series to rise into popularity at the turn of the new millennium.

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