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|image = Emperors cooks son.jpg | |image = Emperors cooks son.jpg | ||
|gender = Male | |gender = Male | ||
|animal = Bear? | |animal = Bear(?) | ||
|family = [[Emperor's Cook|Unnamed father]] | |family = [[Emperor's Cook|Unnamed father]] | ||
|cartoon first appeared = What's Cooking?}}The [[Emperor's Cook]] has a '''son''' that appeared in "[[What's Cooking?]]" in [[Ming Tsai]]'s imaginary telling of the legend of the potsticker. He delivered his father's overcooked dumplings to the [[Emperor]]. The emperor loved the new recipe and wanted all his dumplings cooked that way from now on. | |cartoon first appeared = What's Cooking?|cartoon last appeared = Kung Fool}}The [[Emperor's Cook]] has a '''son''' that appeared in "[[What's Cooking?]]" in [[Ming Tsai]]'s imaginary telling of the legend of the potsticker. He delivered his father's overcooked dumplings to the [[Emperor]]. The emperor loved the new recipe and wanted all his dumplings cooked that way from now on. | ||
He appears again in "[[Kung Fool]]," although looking much older, in one of [[Tony Wu]]'s kung fu movies. | |||
[[File:Master_wu_and_cook's_son.jpg|thumb|300px|"Master Wu" and apprentice.]] | |||
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Revision as of 04:08, 10 October 2012
| "Emperor's cook's son" is not an official name. |
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| Gender | Male |
| Animal | Bear(?)
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| Family | Unnamed father
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The Emperor's Cook has a son that appeared in "What's Cooking?" in Ming Tsai's imaginary telling of the legend of the potsticker. He delivered his father's overcooked dumplings to the Emperor. The emperor loved the new recipe and wanted all his dumplings cooked that way from now on.
He appears again in "Kung Fool," although looking much older, in one of Tony Wu's kung fu movies.
