History YMMV / BrotherBear

* SomewhereAMammalogistIsCrying: So it's apparent that Kenai is one ridiculously weak bear for having troubles ''wrestling'' a human, in both the original (Denahi) and sequel (Atka). In real life just a pounce of a grown bear's paw is enough to knock the average man unconscious, and don't even try to think you can outmuscle one; [[CurbStompBattle uh no.]]

* SomewhereAMammalogistIsCrying: So it's apparent that Kenai is one ridiculously weak bear for having troubles ''wrestling'' a human, in both the original (Denahi) and sequel (Atka). In real life just a pounce of a grown bear's paw is enough to knock the average man unconscious, and don't even try to think you can outmuscle one; [[CurbStompBattle you can't.]]

* SomewhereAMammalogistIsCrying: Kenai is one ridiculously weak bear for having troubles ''wrestling'' a human, in both the original (Denahi) and sequel (Atka). In real life just a pounce of a grown bear's paw is enough to knock the average man unconscious, and don't even try to think you can outmuscle one; [[CurbStompBattle you can't.]]

* SomewhereAMammalogistIsCrying: Kenai is one ridiculously weak bear for having troubles ''wrestling'' a human, in both the original (Denahi) and sequel (Atka). In real life just a pounce of a grown bear's paw is enough to knock a man unconscious, and don't even try to think you can outmuscle one; [[CurbStompBattle you can't.]]

* FridgeHorror: At the lack of a "Fridge Sadness" trope; a bear's lifespan is around 25 - 35 years, meaning that when we start out the movie by seeing Denahi as an old man, Kenai and Koda [[spoiler: (and Nita for that matter)]] are all long dead.

* SomewhereAMammalogistIsCrying: Kenai is one ridiculously weak bear for having troubles ''wrestling'' a human, in both the original (Denahi) and sequel (Atka). In real life just a pounce of a grown bear's paw is enough to knock a man unconscious, and don't even try to think you can outmuscle them; [[CurbStompBattle you can't.]]

* SomewhereAMammalogistIsCrying: Kenai is one ridiculously weak bear for having troubles ''wrestling'' a human, in both the original (Denahi) and sequel (Atka). In real life just a pounce of a grown bear's paw is enough to knock a man unconscious, and don't even try to think you can outmuscle them; you'll be dead.

* SomewhereAMammalogistIsCrying: Kenai is one ridiculously weak bear for having troubles ''wrestling'' a human, in both the original (Denahi) and sequel (Atka). In real life just a pounce of a grown bear's paw is enough to knock a man unconscious.

* SomewhereAMammalogistIsCrying: Kenai is one ridiculously weak bear for having troubles ''wrestling a human'', in both the original (Denahi) and sequel (Atka). In real life just a pounce of a grown bear's paw is enough to knock a man unconscious.

* SomewhereAMammalogistIsCrying: Kenai is one ridiculously weak bear for having troubles ''wrestling a human'', in both the original (Denahi) and sequel (Atka). In real life then just a pounce of a grown bear's paw is enough to knock a man unconscious.

* FridgeHorror: At the lack of a "Fridge Sadness" trope; a bear's lifespan is around 20 - 30 years, meaning that when we start out the movie by seeing Denahi as an old man, Kenai and Koda [[spoiler: (and Nita for that matter)]] are all long dead.

* FridgeHorror: At the lack of a "Fridge Sadness" trope; a bear's lifespan is around 20 - 30 years, meaning that when we start out the movie by seeing Denahi as an old man, Kenai and Koda [[spoiler: (and Nita)]] are all long dead.

* FridgeHorror: At the lack of a "Fridge Sadness" trope; a bear's lifespan is around 20 - 30 years, meaning that when we start out the movie by seeing Denahi as an old man, Kenai and Koda [[spoiler: and Nita]] are all long dead.

* VisualEffectsOfAwesome: Kenai's transformation sequence. The music helps a lot.

** As [[spoiler:the three brothers are reuniting on the mountain, Koda is having a final moment with his deceased mother.]] One can only imagine what they're saying, but you can bet it's a tearjerker.

* BittersweetEnding: At least from some points of view.

* FurryFandom: Ohhh, did they ever latch onto this one. Also, [[{{Otherkin}} therians]] took quite a shining to it.

** [[spoiler: Koda responds with a LittleNo before he darts off in disbelief.]]

* FanonDisContinuity: There are many, many Disney fans who like to cite this as the last hand-drawn feature prior to ''ThePrincessAndTheFrog''.

* DisContinuity: There are many, many Disney fans who like to cite this as the last hand-drawn feature prior to ''ThePrincessAndTheFrog''.

* BetterThanItSounds

* FurryFandom: Ohhh, did they ever latch onto this one, especially the [[DaydreamBeliever therians]].

* Bittersweet Ending: At least from some points of view.

** But the crowner is arguably "[[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tATrLBT9Odw Transformation"]]

* DisContinuity: There are many, many Disney fans who like to cite this as the last hand-drawn feature prior to ''ThePrincessAndTheFrog''. Technically, they aren't wrong (as stated above), but if you watch [[HomeOnTheRange the film that technically comes between them in the Canon]], you understand why.

* TearJerker: The "No Way Out" scene where Kenai has to tell Koda [[spoiler:that he killed his mother.]]

* IKnewIt: How many didn't see [[spoiler: Nita's transformation into a bear at the end of film]] coming?