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This wiki is an encyclopedia on the conglomerate made by Cookie Jar Entertainment and Sunwoo Entertainment, now owned by Wild Brain.

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Kung Fu Dino Posse is a television show released from 2009 to 2010. Lasting for 40 episodes, it features a posse of four butt-kicking dinos who know Kung Fu, thawed millions of years after the ice age. These dinos include Kane the tyrannosaurus, Chow the Stegosaurus, Lucy the Triceratops, and Jet the Pteranodon. Together with their human friend Edgar, they fight against the maniacal Skor, his little brother Skrap, and their army of links, thwarting their plans to take over the world using army of mutant dinosaurs. In doing, so they combine to become the combosaur.

Releases[]

The original run of the show was aired in multiple channels in the U.S., Canada, Europe, and South Korea. It was released in Stars during Saturday mornings for the US release.

Around 2012, Ncircle Entertainment distributed DVDs of the show. However, it was advertised with only 4 out of the 40 episodes available. These included "MEET THE POSSE", "BEST DINO FRIENDS FOREVER (BDFF)", "DINOS IN SPACE", and "DINO CRUISE".

Digital releases of the show were also limited, being available in several paid services. The only streaming site to include it for free was Tubi.tv. However, it only included the first 20 episodes. After Cookie Jar Entertainment was acquired by DHX media (now dubbed "Wild Brain"), 39 episodes of the English release were uploaded to YouTube under Wild Brain's channel: Kung Fu Dino Posse - Wild Brain. The only episode currently unavailable in English is "BOWLING FOR DINOS".

Origins[]

Kung Fu Dino Posse was created by Peter M. Lenkov and produced by Cookie Jar Entertainment Inc., Sunwoo Entertainment CO. Ltd., Sunwoo Asia-pacific Pte. Ltd., and Optix Entertainment GmbH. It first aired on October 2nd, 2010

An original concept artist who commented on the conception of the show, Phil Postma, stated in his portfolio site, "I designed this stuff a while ago, it's a product of a producer's imagination who thinks he cracked the code to a successful animated series by taking the hottest toys on the market (Dinosaurs, Hot Wheels, Power Rangers, etc...) and putting them into one show. They also drove around in monster trucks & cars and turned into teenagers." (Postma, 2008) http://minionfactory.blogspot.com/2008/12/kung-fu-dino-posse.html

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