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* BrickJoke: Bung's honey badger musk and Ono's attempts to mask it become this.
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* BrickJoke: Bung's Bunga's honey badger musk and Ono's attempts to mask it become this.
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* BullyingTheDragon: For literally anyone else in the Pride Lands, smacking a cobra to get it to spit out its lunch would be this. Bunga, being a honey badger, couldn't care less.
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* BullyingTheDragon: For literally anyone else in the Pride Lands, smacking a cobra to get it to spit out its lunch would be this. Bunga, being a honey badger, couldn't care less.But [[MemeticBadass Bunga don't care.]] %%{{Invoked}}
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* TwoLinesNoWaiting: The primary plot revolves around Kion's struggles to resolve the issues caused by Makuu's takeover while still respecting their traditions. A sub-plot involves Ono trying various ways to get rid of Bunga's stink.
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* BullyingTheDragon: For literally anyone else in the Pride Lands, smacking a cobra to get it to spit out its lunch would be this. But [[MemeticBadass Bunga don't care.]] %%{{Invoked}}
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* BullyingTheDragon: For literally anyone else in the Pride Lands, smacking a cobra to get it to spit out its lunch would be this. But [[MemeticBadass Bunga don't care.]] %%{{Invoked}}Bunga, being a honey badger, couldn't care less.
* DentedIron: As old as he might be, Pua still gives Makuu a heck of a fight. But being older means he tires quicker, and the younger, fitter Makuu is able to eventually triumph.
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* FantasticRacism: Kion doesn't like how crocodiles resolve their issues through violence, while Makuu considers Kion weak for not wanting to use force.
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* FantasticRacism: Kion doesn't like how crocodiles resolve their issues through violence, while Makuu considers Kion weak for not wanting violence and prefers to use force.diplomacy to solve problems. Part of the episode's {{Aesop}} is him learning to respect the crocodile traditions without compromising his beliefs.
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* MightMakesRight: {{Discussed}}. Makuu believes that a real leader uses force to solve any problem, while Kion prefers to use diplomacy. This causes the two to clash, as Kion believes the former to be a violent brute and Makuu considers the latter weak for not fighting. Mufasa, however, advises Kion that standing your ground doesn't always mean fighting, which inspires Kion to get Makuu to back down without needing to resort to blows.
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* MightMakesRight: {{Discussed}}. Makuu believes that a real leader uses force to solve any problem, while Kion prefers to use which clashes with Kion's preference for peaceful diplomacy. This causes the two to clash, as Kion believes the former to be a violent brute and Makuu considers the latter weak for not fighting. Mufasa, however, Mufasa advises Kion that there is a difference between using force and standing your ground doesn't always mean fighting, which inspires Kion to get Makuu to back down without needing ground, and that you don't need to resort to blows.fighting to show that you aren't weak.
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* OhCrap: Makuu is [[StunnedSilence shocked speechless]] after he sees Kion use the roar on some trees.
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* OhCrap: Makuu is [[StunnedSilence shocked speechless]] after he sees Kion use the roar Roar on some trees.
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* BrokenAesop: Much of the episode centers around Makuu's "might makes right" attitude being wrong, suggesting that a real leader doesn't throw their weight around. Kion ultimately gets the crocodiles to leave the float by demonstrating the Roar -- an incredibly powerful and occasionally deadly technique -- on some trees, implying he would have no trouble using it on the float. So the moral ends up being "don't resort to violence...resort to the ''threat'' of violence."
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* BrokenAesop: Much of the episode centers around Makuu's "might makes right" attitude being wrong, suggesting that a real leader BrutalHonesty: Pua doesn't throw their weight around. mince words when Kion ultimately gets asks him to re-challenge Makuu for leadership, the crocodiles to leave old croc pointing out that Makuu already defeated him once and that sometimes the float by demonstrating the Roar -- an incredibly powerful and occasionally deadly technique -- on some trees, implying he would have no trouble using it on the float. So the moral ends up being "don't resort best thing to violence...resort to the ''threat'' of violence."do is back down.
* FantasticRacism: Kion doesn't like how crocodiles resolve their issues through violence, while Makuu considers Kion weak for not wanting to use force.
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* MightMakesRight: Makuu believes that a real leader uses force to solve any problem.
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* MightMakesRight: {{Discussed}}. Makuu believes that a real leader uses force to solve any problem.problem, while Kion prefers to use diplomacy. This causes the two to clash, as Kion believes the former to be a violent brute and Makuu considers the latter weak for not fighting. Mufasa, however, advises Kion that standing your ground doesn't always mean fighting, which inspires Kion to get Makuu to back down without needing to resort to blows.
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* ProudWarriorRace: The crocodiles. Fighting is said to be the crocodile way, and they determine their leader by fighting. When a leader is challenged and loses, he is exiled.
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* ProudWarriorRace: The crocodiles. Fighting is said to be the crocodile way, and they determine their leader by fighting.in a ritual battle known as the mashindano. When a leader is challenged and loses, he is exiled.
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* BullyingTheDragon: For literally anyone else in the Pride Lands, smacking a cobra to get it to spit out its lunch would be this. But [[MemeticBadass Bunga don't care.]] {{Invoked}}
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* BullyingTheDragon: For literally anyone else in the Pride Lands, smacking a cobra to get it to spit out its lunch would be this. But [[MemeticBadass Bunga don't care.]] {{Invoked}}%%{{Invoked}}
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* BullyingTheDragon: For literally anyone else in the Pride Lands, smacking a cobra to get it to spit out its lunch would be this. But [[MemeticBadass Bunga don't care.]]
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* BullyingTheDragon: For literally anyone else in the Pride Lands, smacking a cobra to get it to spit out its lunch would be this. But [[MemeticBadass Bunga don't care.]]]] {{Invoked}}
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* CrowdChant:
** The animals chant "[[PunctuatedForEmphasis Ma-shin-dan-o!]]" shortly before Makuu and Pua's fight.
** The crocodiles chant "Makuu! Makuu! Makuu!" after Pua has been defeated and Makuu becomes the new leader of the crocodile float.
** The animals chant "[[PunctuatedForEmphasis Ma-shin-dan-o!]]" shortly before Makuu and Pua's fight.
** The crocodiles chant "Makuu! Makuu! Makuu!" after Pua has been defeated and Makuu becomes the new leader of the crocodile float.
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* MadnessMantra: The animals chant "Ma-shin-dan-o!" shortly before Makuu and Pua's fight.
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* MyGodWhatHaveIDone: Ono says this almost word-for-word after he realises by getting rid of Bunga’s stink, he got rid of one of his most useful abilities.
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* OhCrap: Makuu is [[StunnedSilence shocked speechless]] after he sees Kion use the roar on some trees.
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* ScrewThisImOuttaHere: Makuu decides not to take his chances, and leaves Big Water Springs after seeing Kion use the roar on some trees.
