Karma Kula Mystic Warrior – China Videos

karmakula.ign.com — Warning: You might waste a few hours with this one. Three siblings, all professional stuntmen, have put together a web series involving ninjas and Buddhist philosophies. Their father is British and mother is Chinese. All were raised in East Asia and studied under Jet Li's wushu coach for a number of years. Really cool series, access it at IGN if your Youtube is blocked. Bit of a stretch to put up on HaoHao, but it's definitely in the "best of" category, has Chinese roots, and embodies a lot of Philosophy that originated from Chinese thinkers...also it has kung fu.

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lossofmind 2 years 16 weeks ago

w00t! they finally came with a new update! I think this series is great. also check out their "ninjai" the little ninja animation.

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