This would be a difficult task on its own, but it's even harder when they've just been announced as "the lost and forgotten pandas of Pandaria." After , Po must discover his true identity and his connection to the pandas. To do so, he'll need to explore Pandaria's jungles, mountains, and oceans, making friends with the pandas and other creatures who make the place so special.
I've been playing with the goal of making a Diablo 3 Classic in the Wild for a while, and now that the game's legacy is finally in full swing, I'm glad to see the opportunity to tell a story like this. The new movie adds a lot to the pandas' story, and it feels like a natural fit for the series. The story of Po's adopted brother Tai Lung, the legendary villain from the original animated series, was an epic, yet oddly emotional story arc that finally gave us a reason to feel sympathetic for him. I love that they're finally bringing back the pandas for a comeback film.
The pandas of Pandaria are really an integral part of the series. I'm glad that they're getting their own backstory. The pandas are companion characters that are funny and interesting, and I love that they're giving them a proper backstory that explains how Po wound up with them and why they're so fond of him. I'm also glad that Jack Black is returning to voice Po, since he's usually my favorite to listen to. He's also the voice of Tigey, the yellow-nosed baby that I love. And now I can't wait to hear him show off his voice acting talents.
I'm also really excited about the pandas, as a whole. The new update actually has some awesome, new pandas available for play. I've played with Wen the panda who's actually based on the style of Yong Long, and it looks like she's amazing. I'm glad that Blizzard has been listening to the community and adding new pandas. They really made their mark with Guan, the elephant-like panda, that looks so cute with her massive ears. And Heavenly Panda, based on the style of Tai Lung's Cloudy Cloud, is just as awesome.
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