Annoying Orange: Kung Fruit/Trivia


 * Kung fruit is a parody of kung fu, in which uses fighting as a small part of it while it majorly focused on self-esteem skills. Since Coconut beat up Orange, Pear, Midget Apple, Grapefruit, and Grandpa Lemon, he possibly did not realize what kung fu really meant (or he forgot it all).
 * A mustachio is seen under the oven hot plate near Midget Apple fifty-two seconds into the video.
 * This is the second time a hidden mustachio is under a hot plate.
 * Two minutes and four seconds into the video, right above the bottom left side of the screen, a mustachio is seen on a rock.
 * One minute and thirty-seven seconds into the video, a mustachio is next to Orange on a mini bar on the right side of the screen.
 * The Mystery Orange Button will lead the viewer to "Daneboe Exposed #5: Annoying Orange Exposed", one of the Daneboe Exposed videos specially made with questions about the Annoying Orange.
 * This is the first time that the Mystery Orange Button doesn't lead the viewer to an Annoying Orange episode.
 * This the first time the bottom of the oven is shown.
 * This episode shows another example the ability for fruits and vegetables to move, when the gang were assaulted by Coconut.
 * Twenty-five seconds until fourty-four seconds into the video, Coconut's belt strap logo is changed for a short moment from Japanese characters to the word "Karate"; this happened again two minutes and fifty four seconds into the video (which drew criticism from users).
 * This marks the second time Orange was attacked. The first time was in Best Fiends Forever.
 * The Japanese way of writing of "Karate" is 空手 (Chinese, Kōngshǒu phonetically, meaning empty-handed), as printed on Coconut's belt.
 * This possibly relates to the earthquake in Japan because the air date was the date of the earthquake, and the episode contains Japanese characters.
 * This episode contains the most Mustachios out of any other episode.
 * This is the last episode that uses Orange's debut design.