The Kung Fu Panda movies are some of the most iconic animated films that perfectly blend comedy, family values, and well-animated action. With the most recent entry, Kung Fu Panda 4, the series continues to entertain and impress audiences worldwide. Unfortunately, streaming all of the Kung Fu Panda movies online has been a bit of a challenge as of late as the films are mostly unavailable to stream with any paid subscription.If you're wondering where you can watch all of the Kung Fu Panda movies right now, we've got you covered with an up-to-date guide for 2025 below. PlayWhere to Stream the Kung Fu Panda Movies OnlinePeacock PremiumSee itThe Kung Fu Panda movies are spread across two streaming services. You can watch the first three films on Peacock, while Kung Fu Panda 4 is only available to stream on Netflix. You can also rent or buy all of these films digitally. Check out where to watch each movie below:Kung Fu Panda (2008)Stream: PeacockRent/Buy: Prime VideoKung Fu Panda 2 (2011)Stream: PeacockRent/Buy: Prime VideoKung Fu Panda 3 (2016)Stream: PeacockRent/Buy: Prime VideoKung Fu Panda 4 (2024)Stream: NetflixRent/Buy: Prime VideoKung Fu Panda 4K UHD and Blu-Ray SetsFor those that prefer in-home viewing, all four Kung Fu Panda movies are available in a 4-disc Blu-Ray set or as standalone physical releases. Kung Fu Panda: 4-Movie Collection (Blu-ray + Digital)See it at AmazonKung Fu Panda [4K UHD + Blu-ray + Digital]See it at AmazonKung Fu Panda 4 - Collector's Edition [Blu-ray + Digital]See it at AmazonKung Fu Panda: 3-Movie Collection [Blu-ray]See it at AmazonLooking for more physical movies? Check out our guide to all of the upcoming Blu-ray releases.How Many Kung Fu Panda Movies are There?PlayThere are currently 4 Kung Fu Panda movies in the series, as well as a few Kung Fu Panda TV series. The most popular of which, Kung Fu Panda: The Dragon Knight, currently has 3 seasons available to watch on Netflix. Currently, there are no solid confirmations of a Kung Fu Panda 5 but considering the box-office success of Kung Fu Panda 4, it seems highly likely.Connor Sheppard is an Oregon-grown culture writer for IGN with previous work on The Manual. Intrigued from a young age by pop culture and movies, he has developed into an experienced critic and consumer of all things media. From his time earning a bachelor's degree in digital communications at Oregon State University, he found a love for writing and appreciating specific actors and directors in the many films he watches. When he's not tapping away on his computer, you can find him watching new movies, practicing Muay Thai, or spending time with great friends and family.