History WMG / KimPossible

This is why Creator/{{Disney}} never shows Kim's mom's side of the family: to do so would be to reveal that Nana (or James' dad) is the sibling of one of Anne's parents. (And whether or not you think cousin romance is [[{{Squick}} squicky]], if Anne is James' cousin, then can you [[HeroesWantRedheads blame]] [[HospitalHottie him]]?

Despite being attractive, not socially impaired and a talented cheerleader ''who saves the world on a regular basis'', Kim is still as much a CoolLoser as Ron - she seems to have few other friends, and is as intimidated by the AlphaBitch as anyone. Who says [[MarySue only boys can have action-packed escapist fantasies]]? (not a TakeThat at the series, just for the record) Quite possibly she's not even a cheerleader, her family is not full of geniuses, and Ron... is about the same. Or maybe even cooler than her.

A high-school kid can beat {{supervillain}}s and metahumans through willpower and awesomeness? "Believe in your friends, who believe in you! Kick reason to the curb and you [[CatchPhrase can do anything]]!"

[[WMG: Kim Possible will be continued in comic book form, as part of the MarvelUniverse]]

[[WMG: Kim Possible is the MarvelUniverse reboot of ComicBook/SquirrelGirl]]

* That would explain why Kim's ''paternal'' ancestor Mim looks like her! Perhaps while Mim was hiding out due to being wrongly accused (if it happened at all), she falls for a man who believes her innocents; she changes her name; they have children, one of whom is Anne's mother or grandmother! Either that or the [[Film/BackToTheFuture Possible men are attracted to women that resembles their mothers]]. It was a dream but the events inside truly happened.

He was probably a hardcore superhero comic book fan as a child, so when he and his siblings got their powers, it would have been a dream come true for him. The way he said that he then "knew it was destiny" heavily implies this.

At some point in the future, Kim loses Ron (his evil side returns, say, or they just drift apart.) Without his balance, her perfectionism and desire to save everyone leads to [[Main/WellIntentionedExtremist Well Intentioned Extremism]] and she takes over the world [[Main/UtopiaJustifiesTheMeans to save it from itself]]. The Tweebs sometimes display a cheerfully amoral approach to their gadgeteering which will help her. Wade has already displayed EvilGenius tendencies when he developed a crush on Monique: he built a mind-control ray to make her love him.

Someone travelled back from the future to Main/SetRightWhatOnceWentWrong (or Global Justice are quite foresighted.) Instead of [[Main/WhyDontYaJustShootHim just killing them]], they want to use them for good. The villains get an exciting, well-funded lifestyle with much theatrics and never stay long in jail, even hosting their own trade shows. Fighting them means Team Possible see themselves as the good guys, and mad science and world domination as the province of bad guys.

[[WMG: The Tara on Kim's cheerleading squad is the Terra from ''WesternAnimation/TeenTitans'']]

Plus, given that he cracked when locked in a crate with Ron in "Fashion Victim" (and when Aliens took over in "Graduation"... maybe part of the reason he left is because he had some kind of freak out similar to Buzz in WesternAnimation/ToyStory.

After the Disney/Marvel merger, someone will get the idea to make a comic book version of the teen superhero. Except Kim will be older, HotterAndSexier, probably working for GJ, and will have slid far to the cynical side of the SlidingScaleOfIdealismVersusCynicism, up to an including killing people, and taking the [[LesYay Kim/Shego]] subtext, and turning it into full blown FoeYay. Ron will be tortured by fear that he isn't ever going to be good enough for Kim, and will have to struggle to control his evil side, which became intertwined with the Mystical Monkey Power, and threatens to turn him into Zorpox on a regular basis. Drakken becomes an insane MadScientist, [=DNAmy=] strives to create genetic supermen, and work from there for the rest of the villains.

# [[FoeYay Love.]]

Other than being plausible given their FoeYay, it would the least plot-hole-y explanation for why Kim was willing to kill her without remorse during "So The Drama". Kim kicked Shego off a building and through a sparking electrical tower and viciously spat that she hated her. There's no way Kim didn't know this could kill her, and Kim has never been nearly that ItsPersonal about any enemies, even Shego, at any other point in the series, and it was Drakken who came up with the plan. Being so ruthless would be CharacterDerailment, and being so personal would be inexplicable, unless Shego did something unspeakable and personal to her offscreen. Shego ''could'' have conceivably, say, threatened Kim's family in front of her between episodes, but such an incident wouldn't make that much sense for it to never be mentioned by Kim. A rape, on the other hand, would probably ''never'' be mentioned by Kim.

* Except Ron very clearly states he has '''never kissed a girl''' in the season 2 episode, “The truth hurts”, while he and Kim are both under the effects of [[CanNotTellALie the Truth ray]]. Unless they go straight to the good stuff without making out, this seems highly unlikely. Also it is heavily implied their kiss in “Emotion Sickness” was their first time, seeing Ron’s reaction to said kiss.

** Except Ron very clearly states he has '''never kissed a girl''' in the season 2 episode, “The truth hurts”, while he and Kim are both under the effects of [[CanNotTellALie the Truth ray]]. Unless they go straight to the good stuff without making out, this seems highly unlikely. Also it is heavily implied their kiss in “Emotion Sickness” was their first time, seeing Ron’s reaction to said kiss.

[[WMG: This movie is a BackDoorPilot to a live action series reboot]]
What? Somebody's thinking this at some point. It's been enough years that the original demographic has grown up so it wouldn't be crossing with people in the same intended audience, and it could serve the same double purpose that something like WesternAnimation/DuckTales2017 served: giving the brand a refresh.

[[WMG: This film is just the first of a series of films based on cartoons that crossed over with Lilo & Stitch.]]

If so, then during the final season of ''Series/AgentsOfSHIELD'', Kim will be revealed to be the long-lost biological daughter of Phil Coulson, while Drakken and Shego will reveal themselves as H.Y.D.R.A. remnants.

The two Wegos share a single name, "their" power is [[MesACrowd self-duplication]], and nobody ever acknowledges them as individuals. When Hego was playing with Wego and Mego puppets, he only had one of Wego and referred to him as a single character as well. Perhaps they were born as one person the [[Main/AppliedPhlebotinum comet]] split permanently into two as a side-effect of the Main/MesACrowd power.

[[WMG:Joss Possible was the trick or treater that mocked Duff Killigan in the episode October 31st]]

As in 'InCredible'

[[WMG: Kim is a Main/SuperSoldier.]]

** Unless there's Main/NoPlansNoPrototypeNoBackup (quite likely, given the run of the show), this could mean there are many more kung-fu hero girls out there, waiting for the signal ([[Series/{{Firefly}} Fruity Oaty Bars commercial?]]) but only one was activated early through her website. So expanding the concept in a kind of [[TheChosenMany Kim Possible Corps]].

* Before Shego become a hero, because she was rasied a BloodKnight, several people tried to suppress that side to her with. However, because of that suppression it backfired. Due to these events, she slowly turned into a delinquet. While she was still in school, she finally realised that she now has the power to get back at anyone who crosses her. Fighting lead to more detentions and also a reputation. But because to her, it was fun, unless it effected her grades, she didn't really care about what happened. All this while still hiding the fact that at the time, she was a hero. She graduated. Because she was no longer in school, she could stop caring about being a relatively model citizen and fight anyone she wants to.

* Man, that would be cool. Much like ''ComicBook/PaperinikNewAdventures'' was a DarkerAndEdgier version of... well, DonaldDuck.