Sweet 'n' Sour

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This article is a stub. You can help the Monkie Kid Wiki by expanding it. Be sure to edit this page according to our Manual of Style. “I may not understand your irrational love for noodles, or working hard, or being angry all the time, but you are always there when I need you. So it's time for me to return the favor, because Pigsy's Noodles are noodles worth fighting for!” — MK, to Pigsy Sweet 'n' Sour Season 2 Episode 4 Overall 14 Broadcast Information TV Rating PG P13 Airdate May 8, 2021 September 7, 2021 October 28, 2021 TBA See more... June 4, 2021 August 3, 2021 August 7, 2021 (VOD) August 8, 2021 August 22, 2021 August 28, 2021 August 31, 2021 November 4, 2021 Production Code 204 Credits Written By Greg Hahn Directed By Sarah Harper Episode Guide Previous "Pig Pong Panic" Next "Minor Scale" Sweet 'n' Sour is the fourth episode of Season 2 and the fourteenth episode overall of Monkie Kid. Synopsis This description was taken from official source. Do not modify it. Speedy Panda stores have appeared everywhere along with their biker gang delivery boys. Plot After MK got attack by a group of Speedy Panda drivers, he and Pigsy started talking about Speedy Panda and Pigsy's Noodles until they received a note from Speedy Panda about them challenging Pigsy's Noodles to Food Wars, and Pigsy accepted. At the Food Wars arena, Pigsy and MK waited for the first challenge and soon realized that the owners of Speedy Panda are the Gold and Silver Demons, who plan to put Pigsy's Noodles out of business so they can get rid of MK. This section is a stub. You can help the Monkie Kid Wiki by expanding this section. Click here to add more ▸ After the two teams were done, the Commentator revealed the three judges, Princess Iron Fan, a cardboard cutout of Monkey King, and Tang. When Pigsy realized this, he began to worry that Tang would vote against him as an act of revenge for mistreating him. However, after Princess Iron Fan and Tang tried out Pigsy's noodles, Tang voted for Pigsy's while Princess Iron Fan voted for Speedy Panda, despite the latter loving Pigsy's noodles more than Jin and Yin's dim sum. When the Monkey King cardboard cutout broke down and fell on Pigsy's noodle soup, MK quickly said that "Monkey King" endorsed Pigsy's Noodles, letting him and Pigsy win the second round. Eventulally, the Gold and Silver Demons declared that the loser of the third round has to permanently shut down their food store, and Pigsy agreed, claiming that he and MK are going to win. However, Pigsy learned that the third challenge is a robot battle, and that he and MK have to use the former's food truck to battle Jin and Yin's Panda Bot. After Pigsy began to think that he was going to lose his shop, MK tells him that he's going to return the favor, claiming that Pigsy's Noodles are noodles worth fight for. MK soon created the Noodle Tank by using the Golden Staff and Pigsy's Food Truck. And the two restaurants, along with Tang and the Monkey King cardboard cutout, began to fight. But the Demon Accountant stop both sides to tell the Gold and Silver Demons that all their money was spent on the Panda Bot. As a result, Speedy Panda got bankrupt and Pigsy's Noodles won. Cast Voice Actor Role(s) Dave B. Mitchell Pigsy Yin David Chen Tang Announcer Gwendoline Yeo Princess Iron Fan Jack De Sena MK Speedy Panda driver Sean Schemmel Monkey King cardboard cutout Jin Victoria Grace Demon Accountant Features Characters Main: MK Pigsy Tang Supporting: Announcer (voice) Demon Accountant Dory Mei (pictured) Monkey King (pictured) Pigsy's grandmother (pictured) Princess Iron Fan Sandy (pictured) Antagonists: Jin Speedy Panda drivers Yin Locations China Megapolis Pigsy's Noodles Food Wars arena Pantry Pigsy's Noodles and Speedy Panda's kitchens Objects Dim sum Monkey King cardboard cutout Noodles The Golden Staff Vehicles Panda Bot Pigsy's Food Truck/Noodle Tank Speedy Panda drivers' motorcycles Tuk-tuk Names in other languages Chinese: Měishí Duì Kuàicān​ (美食对快餐​​ “Gourmet vs. Fast Food​​”) Japanese: Gekitō Fūdobatoru! Umai no wa Dotchida (激闘フードバトル！ウマいのはどっちだ “​​Fierce Food Battle! Which One is More Delicious”) Taiwanese: Suān Suān Tián Tián​​​ (酸酸甜甜​​ “Sour and Sweet​​”) Korean: Eumsig Daegyeol (음식 대결 “Food Showdown”) Trivia This is the fourth episode to be released before it reaches China. "Pig Pong Panic" and "Minor Scale" featured on the Demon Accountant's clipboard While the Demon Accountant was revealing to the Gold and Silver Demons that Speedy Panda was bankrupt, the episode charts of "Pig Pong Panic" and "Minor Scale" were featured on her clipboard. The scenes in "Minor Scale" were also foreshadowed in the clipboard as well. The Demon Accountant was also based off of supervising producer Debbie Steer who handles Flying Bark's 2D shows at a production level. Debbie's dog, Dory, is also featured in the episode. Errors The episode is titled "Sweet'n Sour" in some sources. When the Gold and Silver Demons were revealed to be the owners of Speedy Panda, Jin was on the left side while Yin was on the right. However, after they described themselves as MK's worst enemies, the two switched places. Characters' roles Protagonists This section is a stub. You can help the Monkie Kid Wiki by expanding this section. Click here to add more ▸ Antagonists This section is a stub. You can help the Monkie Kid Wiki by expanding this section. Click here to add more ▸ References Episodes Specials Monkie Kid: A Hero is Born · Revenge of the Spider Queen Season 1 1. Bad Weather · 2. Duplicatnation · 3. Coming Home · 4. Noodles or Death · 5. Calabash · 6. The Great Wall Race · 7. Impossible Delivery · 8. Skeleton Key · 9. Macaque · 10. The End is Here! Season 2 11. Sleep Bug · 12. Dumpling Destruction · 13. Pig Pong Panic · 14. Sweet 'n' Sour · 15. Minor Scale · 16. Game On · 17. Shadow Play · 18. To Catch a Leaf · 19. 72 Transformations · 20. This is the End! Season 3 TBA