WMG / Kim Possible

Hego is an Ascended Fanboy.

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.

Shego's real name is Sheila Garrison.

• Hego's real name is Harold Garrison.
• Mego's real name is Mark Garrison.
• The Wego-twins real names are "Warren" and "Warner."
• Alternatively, it's Sharron or Sheryl Garrison.

If Connie and Lonnie aren't twins, they're a year apart in age (probably 13 to 14 months), with Connie being the older sister and Lonnie being younger sister

Although it's never stated how much older Connie and Lonnie are than Bonnie, I'm guessing that if Connie and Lonnie are just a year apart in age, I'm guessing that Connie's five years older than Bonnie and Lonnie's four years older than Bonnie. Or if they are actually are twins, then I'm guessing they're four years older than Bonnie.

The parents of Kim's cousin, Joss, are divorced

That would explain why Joss's mother isn't seen or mentioned in either of the episodes that Joss's dad, Slim, appears in, and why Joss doesn't appear in the series finale while her dad does—Slim and his ex-wife have joint custody of their daughter, and Joss was with her mom at the same time Kim and Ron's high school graduation occurred. But, for the most part at least, Slim and Joss's mother get along well and are still friends.

Kim and Ron were "Friends with Benefits" throughout the show.

Kim and Ron were having casual sex frequently throughout all four seasons. They had a very mature sexual relationship without emotional clinginess which eventually blossomed in to a full romance at the end of Season 3. It being a Disney show, the sexual aspects aren't alluded to or referenced (in the same way that Mr. and Mrs. Possible's happy marriage is never shown being sexual either). But there a numerous clues to it throughout the run of the series.

• Throughout the show, Kim and Ron are often extremely physical with each other as a consequence of their action-packed lifestyle. Grabbing, holding each other, etc. are all par for the course, but they don't seem to have any hesitation or reluctance to do it despite being ostensibly a boy and girl who are "just friends".
• In "Mind Games" Kim and Ron swap bodies and spend at least 36 hours, probably closer to 48 hours that way. But neither is particularly uncomfortable with the situation other than wanting to return to normal. Neither has any shock or surprise with being in the other's body. And this is over a period of time long enough to require going to the bathroom, showering, etc. This is because they are already extremely familiar with each others' bodies.
  • Um, having sex with a man doesn't mean you'll be able to piss like one automatically. There is a difference being being familiar with the anatomy of a person you have sex with and HAVING the anatomy of someone you have sex with. Disney is too clean to mention the physical issues you were mentioning.
• In the original version of "Sick Day" she changes clothes in front of Ron. Disney later added a screen between them, but if you pause the video and look at the screen Kim is behind, it is very digitized and blocky, while all the other lines in the image are smooth. It was added to the image after the episode was made.
  • Actually, the screen was there in the premiere of the episode.
• In "Bad Boy" we see that Ron knows how to sneak in to Kim's bedroom at night.
• In "So the Drama" when they scuba up to the Villain party on the secret island, they both change in to formal wear on the beach. While Ron has his (awful) tux on under his scuba suit, Kim has to strip down and put on a dress. She does this in front of Ron without any hesitation or concern. He does look away in a gentlemanly fashion, but Kim's attitude reveals she wasn't worried about what Ron might see at all.
• In Season 4 when they're dating, their interactions don't change much at all. They don't get touchy-feely, they don't cuddle, they pretty much carry on like they had before. This is because nothing changed in their physical relationship. the only thing that changed was their emotional connection; and those changes are focused on and demonstrated in the show.
  • That is sort of what happens when best friends start dating. They were already pretty close. They do start hugging, kissing, and being sweet with each other more also.

There is also the fact that these are a couple of teenagers dealing with high-stress situations on a daily basis, who would need an outlet to vent out some of that stress. The easiest, most convenient and possibly most fulfilling way to do so is clear.

• But how exactly would it be the most convenient when Ron has been shown to have the very real fear of being shot into a black hole by Kim's dad if they started dating? Ron would never go to Kim's house out of fear if they were secretly having sex. And her dad would not be chill with it. In A Sitch In Time, he vocally mentions he prefers her traversing the TIMESTREAM over her going on a date. It would not be easy, or convenient, and there are plenty of ways to relieve stress that don't involve sex that would be a lot easier and more covenient than having to go behind her father's back. Heck, that would make it more stressful.
• Easy, it's Kim's idea. As the girl who can do anything she'd surely be able to sneak Ron off for some nookie, and it would explain why he's a little high strung.

• 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 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. So, jossed.

Centurions is the future of the Kim Possible universe.

The Centurion Project Kim Possible wore is the basis for the Exo-Frames the Centurions use, and both series featured meaningful punny names.

Shego's twin brothers are actually a single entity.

The two Wegos share a single name, "their" power is 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 comet split permanently into two as a side-effect of the Me's a Crowd power.

• This may be Jossed by "Go Team Go" since they remained twins after having their power removed. Though, everyone maintained their physical color manifestations.
• "Stop Team Go" shows that it is possible to change the alignment of only some of the duplicates at a time. This supports the idea that maybe one twin is just a permanently split duplicate, since they don't all necessarily share a hive mind.

Joss Possible was the trick or treater that mocked Duff Killigan in the episode "October 31st"

The character is wearing a pink bunny rabbit costume and has the same voice as Joss Possible, who we later see in the series. She also calls Ron "Mister" and Joss is a self acknowledged worshiper of Kim when we first see her. The trick or treater even gets her curse cut short when Duff Killigan arrives and we know that Joss apparently doesn't have a mother figure (thus possibly speaking more like a boy at a young age and cursing).

Kim's parents are first cousins.

After Drew failed to get proper dates to his fellow geeks for the college mixer, James related his problems to his family. His aunt or uncle then quickly set up their daughter Anne as an "emergency date" for their nephew. The two hit it off. Twenty or so years later, they're married with three kids.

Of course, for this scenario to work, Middleton has to be in a state where cousin marriage is legal.

This is why 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 squicky, if Anne is James' cousin, then can you blame him?

• 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 Possible men are attracted to women that resembles their mothers. It was a dream but the events inside truly happened.

Mrs. Dr. Possible's maiden name is 'Credible'.

As in 'InCredible'

• I get it, "Ann Credible".

Mystical Monkey Kung-Fu is powered by negative emotions.

Ron has it, but it's almost never useful. The only times it really works as advertised is when he's feeling strong emotions of hatred or anger. This is why his evil side is able to make it work so well, he's chock full of mean, while good Ron is a fairly gentle soul. When Ron is his normal self, those negative emotions come into play when Kim is in danger above and beyond the usual — hence the opened floodgate of whoop-ass in the Grand Finale.

• This also explains why Monkey Fist can't really use it quite as well. His emotions, negative as they are, are on a leash; he was a British nobleman before he was bat-shit crazy, so he's got built-in psychological blocks.
• Ron usually only got a boost up to Kim or Monkey Fist's level of ability when the Mystical Monkey mojo kicks in, so being a mutated monkey ninja probably made the effect of the Mystical Monkey Power hard to notice in Monkey Fist's case. At least, at the basic level.

Kim is a Super-Soldier.

Unlike the rest of her genius family (rocket scientist father, brain surgeon mother, Gadgeteer Genius brothers), she isn't an omnidisciplinary genius, but she is much more physically adept than them, and while still in high school is a master of combat, able to regularly beat a older, more experienced, superpowered foe. Global Justice seem oddly willing to send a teenage girl to save the day when the fate of the world is in the balance, even when she brings seeming liabilities like Ron with her. Because they created her to able to do it, or know that someone else did.

• Wade is not only completely aware of this project, he's her handler. Nobody has that much access without being government or a criminal.
• And he's a techno-genius while even younger than her. So he's probably also a product of the program. Not to mention Kim's brothers; maybe the Possible genes were a good basis for creating ubermench.
• Kim's enhanced genes may include some of Shego's, giving her similar resilience and healing.
• Also, Mr. Barkin is an undercover military agent tasked with monitoring her {and her metahuman sidekick after their first encounter with Monkey Fist), which would explain why he always seems to be teaching their classes; he pays off the other teachers to pretend to be sick or injured so he can keep an eye on them.
• Unless there's No Plans, No Prototype, No Backup (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 (Fruity Oaty Bars commercial?) but only one was activated early through her website. So expanding the concept in a kind of Kim Possible Corps.

• Note that Kim's family are all specialists, besides the bungling Twins- Kim may be just as smart as they are, but she channeled her knowledge and willpower towards physical pursuits.
• So Kim is Captain America? Cool, I can dig this.

Ron has the special ability to talk to animals.

Aside from the unusually articulate Rufus, Ron has talked to and seems capable of conveying complex communication to mutated cockroaches, genetically-enhanced Dachshunds, and a monkey ninja in the course of the series.

• Does that mean he is also a Parselmouth (assuming he can talk to snakes)?

Kim is a Slayer.

"Adolescent girl with super-powers"? Check. High-school cheerleader takes much bigger enemies? Check. But her world replaces the supernatural with supervillains, like Mad Scientists or aliens.

• It's possible that she's a Slayer but doesn't even know it. We know from "Fray" that at some point Buffy successfully eliminates all supernatural threats, to the point where no one other than a few members of the Watchers council even know they ever existed. So Kim is a slayer who came into being AFTER Buffy pulled that after but many years before the futuristic world Fray lives in. All the "Mad science" and such is the precursor to the cyberpunk flying-car dystopia that Fray calls home.
  • The mad "science" is actually Magic-Powered Pseudoscience. Drakken is a half-demon and unconscious wizard. Explains the blue skin....

Wade is an AI

No kid could have that much information or tech, he always appears in his room, never ever seems to go to school of any kind at all, and he is never seen in person, only via holograms or vids. Ron even seems to have partially figured it out as he freaked out when one of Wade's robots got trashed, he thought it was the real Wade. As for his appearance in A Sitch in Time, he built a partially biological android duplicate of himself to fend off Shego's henchmen from his AI core, wherever that is. This technology became more fine-tuned as his few appearances in season 4 were due to these duplicates becoming more long-distance capable. Kim did say something about Wade passing his GCSEs in a season one episode, but online courses are amazing these days.

• There's at least one episode where he shows up in person briefly - after his equipment was trashed.
  • Clearly he was very upset that he had to resort to backup.
• If Wade is an A.I., then how could he be allowed to go to an island where no technology is permitted (as seen in an episode of season 4). Unless he needed downtime for an upgrade and the island story was a cover for Kim.
  • Do you have any idea how hard it is to cloak an Avatar?
    • Maybe he managed to upgrade to a 100% biological android.

Ron is the Great Blue.

In some of the final scenes in the final episode, he not only was an unstoppable badass, but also had a blue skin. This can't be a coincidence.

• Yes, yes it can be.
• Aliens have visited Earth centuries ago, mistaken for or worshiped as gods. They learned about Toshimiru, whose legend spreads across the galaxy until it reached Lorwardia, whom they misinterpreted as the Great Blue who will lead them to galactic domination. The Mystical Monkey Monk received visions that the Lorwardians would conquer Earth, but the Mystical Monkey Master will save them all. So the Yamanouchi Academy began to train for the next heir of the Lotus Blade until that day comes. So instead of leading the Lorwardians to victory, the Great Blue leads Earth to victory against the Lorwardians.

• Drakken's definitely the Great Blue- he's just not that great. The TV transmition of his Lather Rinse Obey rap reached Lorwardia and they interpreted it as a sign of his greatness, sorta like what happened with Phoney's balloon in Bone.

Drakken is Ron's dad.

Their mannerisms and character design are strikingly similar, and they both tend to cause problems for themselves by focusing on the wrong part of the picture. Plus, we haven't seen evil turn anyone else blue, so maybe there's a genetic factor there.

• Drakken's continuous inability to remember Ron is part of the act—that way, Ron can't think there's any relation if the man doesn't remember him.
• Who says he has to know? Could be a genetics experiment, could be a divorce... With him being a Mad Scientist and all, I'd say the first option wouldn't be too far off. An accidental cloning, a dumpster...
• Mrs. Stoppable went to the same college as Drew Lipsky. They had a brief fling together.
  • If it wasn't for her breaking it off, he wouldn't have been laughed at for making robot dates, and wouldn't have become a supervillain.

Anne is related to Norton Nimnul.

• Both characters are scientific-minded geniuses, and both have slightly-orangish red hair. We've never heard a single thing about Anne's side of the family - could it be she doesn't mention it because she doesn't want to have to bring up her older, crazier relative? Especially if Normie followed in his uncel's footsteps...

The supervillains are part of an elaborate charade to contain the real threat: Team Possible.

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 Well Intentioned Extremism and she takes over the world to save it from itself. The Tweebs sometimes display a cheerfully amoral approach to their gadgeteering which will help her. Wade has already displayed Evil Genius 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 Set Right What Once Went Wrong (or Global Justice are quite foresighted.) Instead of 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.

Given Drakken's propensity to earnestly rant about his plans for defeating Kim and ruling the world to Shego, he's unaware of this and she's playing him.

• Or possibly the other way round. As the only villain who actually did achieve world domination (through time travel), keeping Shego busy with plots unlikely to succeed would be a good idea.
  • Or this all keeps Drakken, Shego and Kim in line at the same time. There's some Magnificent Bastard at work here... it's probably Ron. Or Rufus.

Kim is pansexual.

She can do anything. Enough said.

• You gotta wonder what else she's been asked do to... a teenage girl with that as a website slogan? What would you expect?
  • Wade filters out these requests, but it's got to erode his innocence early.
    • He spends his entire life on the internet. What innocence?!
• This could explain why everyone's so keen to return her favours. "After what you did to for me, Kim Possible..."

  • Well we all know what's really going on with her and Shego's "Rivalry". It's barely even subtext at this point.
  • She even said she's into boys "Sometimes."
  • Though this seemed more like "Other times I think they're just a pain," rather than "The rest of the time I'm into girls."
  • SHHHHHHHH.
  • I don't get where you guys are getting this from. Kim Possible is an action hero and nothing more.
  • Shhhhh.... It's funny.

  • "She can do anything" implies that she's an Extreme Omnisexual, though.

Ron never lost his Monkey-Fist Kung-Fu powers...

This is why he can kick so much ass. He just keeps it a secret from Kim to impress her (it worked).

• When did he claim to lose them? His explanation for not pulling them out all the time was that they came and went.

Kim Possible takes place in the Venture Bros. universe

And the Guild of Calamitous Intent keeps the villains from causing any REAL problems. And any time Kim needs a ride to go somewhere and kick an uppity jerk's rear end, the OSI sends an agent in civilian guise to help her. Side benefits; keeping a handle on the Tweebs, Kim's genius parents and all the trouble Ron gets into by himself. If there weren't the Guild and the OSI keeping things flowing behind the scenes, Kim and her villains would cause a heck of a lot more trouble then they already do.

• Oh my god, this so makes sense. I want to see Drakken and the Monarch meet now. They have a lot in common (Both incompetent mad scientists with screwed up childhoods and ridiculously overcomplicated plans who are constantly losing to people who aren't even in their twenties and are mocked by the hired help. In one episode Drakken even has a pair of double act henchmen accompanying him just like the Monarch's)

• I foresee much fanfic.
  • Found one.
    • Kim Possible = The Venture Brothers. - the deconstruction + a gender flip + a mild dash of Austin Powers.

Global Justice use Kim as a psychological weapon.

So, you thought you going to take over the world, but you had your ass kicked by...a carrier group? The 101st Airborne? Delta Force? No, a high school cheerleader and her slacker boyfriend. Shame.

• Although that would get less and less effective, as Kim's reputation spread and losing to her became more normal and less shameful.

Rufus is an artificially-created animal.

He was created by the Genetics Division of Smarty Mart (perhaps DNAmy also worked there in the past) to be sold as the perfect pet for households where one or more of its members have fur allergies. This explains why Rufus can talk (sort of), eat almost anything, live comfortably in a human environment, and seems about as smart as anyone else— these were all features designed by Smarty Mart to make them appealing as pets since normal naked mole rats are unimpressive and ill-suited as household pets. However, only one was ever sold and the line was pulled and discontinued shortly after the lone sale.

• The crossover episode on Lilo and Stitch addressed the possibility that Rufus was a cousin experiment of Stitch.
  • If this troper recalls correctly, it was later revealed that he only looked like a dormant experiment, but wasn't the actual experiment itself.
    • Maybe they were WRONG.
  • Maybe they used it as a template?
  • Ron has had Rufus since his preteen years, the Experiments only fell to Earth about a year prior to the Lilo&Sitch:Rufus episode. Rufus cannot be 607. but I would like to see a match-up between them, maybe later become romance.
• Hint: When making the "perfect pet" don't make something that looks like a naked mole-rat.
  • Note the qualifier in the original post: "perfect pet for households where one or more of its members have fur allergies."
  • Granted, that may be why the line didn't sell...

Rufus was a Billy Bumbler.

Before the world moved on...

Rufus was a hairless fancy rat who'd lost some of his tail and part of his ears in an accident.

Losing a portion of skin from the tail is a common injury for pet rats that get them caught or grabbed, resulting in "degloving" and the need for amputation. Rats can likewise lose the rims of their ears in fights with other rats, or from burn injuries. On an earlier visit to Smarty Mart, Ron discovered Rufus getting mauled by other rats, and grabbed the little guy by the tail to try to rescue him, causing partial skin loss. The store clerk demanded Ron pay for Rufus's veterinary treatment, and Ron - not yet prepared to care for a wounded rat - arranged for the store to take care of Rufus during his recovery, after which he'd buy the little guy and cover the vet's bill.

Ron only claims Rufus is a naked mole rat because he doesn't want to admit that his new pet got injured due, in part, to his own carelessness. The pet store's clerks played along, temporarily re-labeling Rufus as an exotic "naked mole rat", so the extra cost of the vet bill would seem like the higher price of an unusual animal instead.

This theory explains why Rufus doesn't have to live in a colony of other naked mole rats, and why he is so smart and comfortable around people: fancy rats are much more intelligent and human-friendly than mole rats, and consider their owners to be their "colony".

The Tara on Kim's cheerleading squad is the Terra from Teen Titans (2003)

The girl is blonde. She's the only one that wasn't grossed out by Ron's secret snacks at Camp Wannaweep; she might have actually eaten some, but I'm not sure. She also had a crush on Ron at some point, and Ron has the same jokester personality that Beast Boy has. If the series had run longer, there would have been mysterious earthquakes followed by 'Tara' disappearing.

The entire series is an Indulgent Fantasy Segue from Ron

Due to being tired with his boring life, Ron started fantasizing the events of the series. Kim is either unreal altogether, Ron's friend that he bestows unreal characteristics on, or a bit of both (she wakes up and goes to school, but doesn't save the world.). Rufus is a stuffed animal that Ron believes to be alive (ala Calvin and Hobbes). Wade is completely made up by Ron, and most of the "missions" feature Ron wandering aimlessly around Middleton (or somewhere else) mumbling to himself.

• Doctor Drakken is really the Stoppable family's dentist: whenever Ron meets him, it's painful. Shego is actually Drakken's nurse. Alternatively, Shego in her "Ms. Go" persona is a supply teacher at Middleton High who made an impression on Ron.
• I'm starting to suspect that this WMG is a Stealth Take That! at the kind of person that might go poking around and looking at this page in the first place.
  • I thought it was a great idea for a Fan Fic.
  • Hey, it could be both.
• Wade might be Ron's online friend who gives him ideas.
• A socially awkward young man that has a hero persona. Sounds like Ron could be an older version of Doug.

The whole series is an RPG played by Kim and Ron with Wade as the GM

The reason for Tweebs getting more appearances later is because they blackmailed Kim into letting them play, too.

The series had to end because Kim and Ron break up before college

Kim does rather well in school, at least compared to Ron, and, given the home and things they can afford, the Possible family is rather well-to-do. She has a brain surgeon for a mother and a rocket scientist for a father, so that definitely has some pull in picking out a college. Kim will go to a very good college, while Ron, the slacker that he is, will not. He's too kind and a bit of a pushover, so he won't try and stop her when she gets accepted to some place like Harvard, while he's stuck going to a community college or a state college. The series couldn't go on because Disney wouldn't like someone to deal with the harsh facts of reality.

• Nah. Ron is a great running back and will get a football scholarship to the college of his choice. Since he could care less about playing for a BCS team, he'll probably just follow Kim to whatever Ivy League school she picks.
• One fanfic reckoned Kim goes to Harvard and Ron to a nearby college, thanks to his links with tycoon Martin Smarty.
• Alternately: The series couldn't go on because now that Kim and Ron are out of high school, they're in the Competence Zone where Thou Shalt Not Kill expires. See: Buffy.
• Um, this was Jossed by creators Mark McCorkle and Bob Schooley, who confirmed that Kim and Ron get married.
  • Eh, what do they know?
    • Married? I've heard them say they were supposed to be together from the start but I've never heard anything about marriage. Plus this is Disney. Outside of movies, Disney is horrid with romance couples and the writers were probably pushed into following this cliche.
  • They can break up in collage and after a while get back together
  • The Word of God stated that Kim and Ron would be together forever and would never break up before the start of Season 4. Nothing was ever said about Marriage but Together Forever is pretty damn close.
    • "Together Forever" is pretty much open to interpretation.
  • Not really since they also stated "Kim and Ron would never break up".
  • Word of God also stated that Kim/Ron go to the same college in the alternate ending to "Graduation" and he views it as Canon that they go to the same college.

Kim is an Amazon

The mysterious Masked Warrior seen in "Rewriting History" doesn't just look like Kim, she may be her ancestor. The Masked Warrior may have been an Amazon of Greek Myth. Thus, Kim is of Amazon descent, explaining her Action Girl role.

Kim Possible takes place in the same universe as Gargoyles

Kim bears a striking resemblance to Gruach, MacBeth's wife. Given that they're both cartoons, it's not implausible that she's one of their descendants. (Now, if only this can be worked into Kingdom Hearts somehow...)

Tara is Zita Flores's adopted sister

In the (second)Grand Finale, the girl next to Zita in the audience of graduates◊ looks suspiciously like blonde cheerleader Tara. Also, Tara's last name is never given. So, she could be Tara Flores, who was adopted into Zita's Hispanic family for some reason, and they just don't usually hang out in the same social cliques (which is why Ron knew about Tara for a bit, but never knew Zita until the beginning of "Grudge Match.") Yes, I know Zita has a Mexican-sounding accent and Tara doesn't, but that's only in English, because Tara had an identity crisis as a toddler (the only white-skinned, blonde-haired girl in a family of brown-skinned, black-haired Hispanics) and thus culled an "American" English accent from people on TV, who had light skin and yellow har like her. However, when said cheerleader starts speaking Spanish...

• Why would it matter that they look similar if she's adopted?
  • Not sure what you're saying. I'm thinking Tara had the identity crisis before she could comprehend the concept of "adoption"...
• Or it could be a case of Tara's last name is something like "Flowers", which would seat her near Zita. However, Tara is sitting behind Kim and Ron◊ and next to another of the stock blond students which can be confirmed from the back where her distinctive waves are seen◊, still sitting next to the blond boy.
  • Hmmm, that boy could be Tara's brother. Either they're a year apart or twins. I sense another fanon.

Kim Possible shares a universe with Clerks: The Animated Series

Think about it, they look similar, strange things happen in both and are just accepted as normal, and they're both directed by Steve Loter. How could not have been suggested earlier?

• Then Kim Possible takes place in The View Askewniverse.
  • KP taking place in the same universe as Dogma? Wrongsick.
  • maybe it's The View Askewniverse B?

Dr. Drakken and Ron are beards

Kim realized that a big name superhero could never be a lesbian so she started dating Ron as cover. Shego grew jealous but then realized Kim's plan would work, hooking up with Drakken to complete their cover.

• Well, the series creators have said they're aware of the popularity of the Kim/Shego pairing among the fans, and, technically, they haven't actually denied it yet...
  • Mind you, the Grand Finale included Kim telling Ron that nothing would come between them, but why stop the shippy fun for that?
    • Technically, Shego wouldn't have to come between them...
    • The Word of God stated that Kim and Ron would be together forever and would never break up before the start of Season 4.

The entire series is an Indulgent Fantasy Segue from Kim

Despite being attractive, not socially impaired and a talented cheerleader who saves the world on a regular basis, Kim is still as much a loser as Ron - she seems to have few other friends, and is as intimidated by the Alpha Bitch as anyone. Who says only boys can have action-packed escapist fantasies? (not a Take That! 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.

Kim doesn't talk back to Bonnie because she has a crush on her.

This is the only excuse that makes sense to me.

• And Bonnie snipes at her so much because she can't deal with her crush on Kim.

The Possible family are cousins of The Strong family from Tom Strong

There's something uncannily familiar about the two families of supergeniuses/physical prodigies. While the Strongs devote their enhanced mental and physical abilities to crime fighting and adventuring the Possibles are somewhat more practical (hence the brain surgery and rocket-science), excepting Kim who clearly takes after her great uncle Tom (and even then it seems to take the form of a hobby.) Hell, if you squint, Dr James Possible even looks like a substantially less buff version of Tom - both also have similarly overprotective attitudes to their daughters. Wade's a member of the Strongmen of America whom Tom trusts enough to make gadget's for (or indeed, adapt his own designs for) his favourite niece. Drakken meanwhile keeps a shrine to Paul Saveen in his basement - he probably wanted to be an enemy of Tom's, but wimped out and thus targeted one of his wimpier relatives (of course, this bit him in the ass where said wimpier relative turned out to know Waif-Fu). Of course, now I can't stop picturing the family reunion:

Tesla: Hi Kim, meet my boyfriend Val (indicates the golden skinned, six-foot, ripped, exotically handsome prince of an underground race of lava men)

Kim: Oh hey, cool... this is my boyfriend Ron (indicates the pasty, skinny nerd who is, of course, currently pantless and/or has a mouth full of nachos).

• ...Wow, this is awesome. So, what, does Kim eat Goloka?

Shego was inspired by Shuriken

Bear with me here. Here◊ is a picture of Shego. Here◊ is a picture of Shuriken. They are both expert martial artists. Their names start similarly. Both have worked as a bodyguard. The list continues past there.

• Right, now, just where is this Shuriken girl from?
  • I have no idea whatsoever. I'm pretty sure she exists in an actual comic somewhere, but I don't know. At all. This is all I know about her. But who says WMG's have to be well-informed?
• She seems to be from a late 80's comic book titled Blade of Shuriken

Marvel will make a Darker and Edgier comic book version of Kim Possible

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, Hotter and Sexier, probably working for GJ, and will have slid far to the cynical side of the Sliding Scale of Idealism Versus Cynicism, up to an including killing people, and taking the Kim/Shego subtext, and turning it into full blown romance. 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 Mad Scientist, DNAmy strives to create genetic supermen, and work from there for the rest of the villains.

• Man, that would be cool. Much like Paperinik New Adventures was a Darker and Edgier version of... well, Donald Duck.
  • The non-PKNA Paperinik stories are the Darker and Edgier version of Donald, PKNA is the more epic version of PKNA. That said, you don't need Marvel, just the Italian branch of Disney: they do it all the time.
• This troper really, really, really hopes this doesn't happen.
  • You don't want to see Kim fight Jessica Jones?
• The Lorwardians will try to invade Earth to avenge Warhok and Warmonga. Sometimes they'll send attack fleets, sometimes they'll sent teams or spies. Kim will be targeted for execution by the Lorwardians because they believe she killed Warhok and Warmonga. They'll put a price on her head, and bounty hunters will hunt her down. They will become devoted to Zorpox, the true Great Blue. So the Lorwardian prophecy might still come to pass.

Kim and Ron are destined to be together.

Word of God is that Kim and Ron were meant to be together from the start. But what if there's more to it than that? What if fate wanted them together? This is intertwined with the Ron Factor, and Ron's destiny as the Mystical Monkey Master. Also relating to the "Ron is the Great Blue" theory above, Kim was the catalyst for the turn of events, and Ron ultimately defeated the Lorwardians and fulfilled his destiny.

• Alternate theory: They are the reincarnated souls that are reborn in different bodies and destined to fall in love with each other. No matter who they are born as, its always of opposite personalities or status. Ronicus and the Masked Warrior were one of those past lives, if not also their ancestors. However, their relationships somehow always ends, often tragically. So they never got married or had children because they died too young. Hence, why they are always reborn until they find each other again. The battle with the Lorwardians would have ended that cycle. Warhok was going to take Kim to Lorwardia and mount her as a trophy for Warmonga. If Kim died on another planet, her spirit would remain trapped on that planet, and keeping her bound there is her trophy form. And when Ron dies, his spirit would be cursed to wander the Earth forever. Thus, the souls of two lovers would be separated forever. But somewhere in Ron's subconscious said "never again" and saves Kim (this time?). Now that Ron saved the world and they lived, they will have a future together, grow old together, and eventually rest in peace.
• Yori believes Kim and Ron are each others destiny.
  • Or she is just saying that to save face. You're hopping about molten magma strapped back-to-back with the jealous new girlfriend of the guy you've been crushing on and who has just told you 'no way', what are *you* going to say?

Kim and Tara are twins separated at birth

Tara just bleaches her hair. Really! Do your own screencap manipulations! Here are a couple of rough ones: Original screencap◊, a rough Proof of Concept◊ and a rougher Reverse Proof of Concept◊, and the roughest of all Secondary Proof◊. This Troper will be troping this in most of her upcoming fanfics.

Kim Possible is the Marvel Universe reboot of Squirrel Girl

Sometime after graduation, Kim Possible will fight D.N.Amy and defeat her, but not before D.N.Amy turns Kim into part squirrel. Ron helps by teaching Kim how to speak squirrel, but will eventually have to go to help the Yamanochi clan. Kim will take on the superhero name 'Squirrel Girl'.

Kim Possible takes place in the same universe as Phineas and Ferb.

C'mon, someone had to make mention of this. Especially since one of the changes done to the Phineas and Ferb backyard beach episode in their "Spot the Diff" promotion was randomly placing Kim in one of the shots.

• Even if there's not gonna be a 5th season of Kim Possible, we can hopefully count on Kim making a special appearance.
• At least both series have that in common that their secret agent organizations seems to have budget problems. GJ employ Kim and Ron as volunteers (i.e. working for free), Carl is an unpaid intern, and Major Monogram's agents are all animals - How much can they be making, really?
• The new Epcot Agent P game, which replaced a Kim Possible themed one has a pretty blatant case of recycling from the original in the form of having Doofensmirtz building Bebes

Shego is holding back punches when she fights Kim.

She can easily murder her in one, two, three in multiple ways, but no. She "loses".

• The reason could be:

1. The plasma power can't blow holes in living creatures, like the time travel in Terminator ("Something about the field generated by a living being...")
   • One argument for this theory: Drakken took a full plasma blast while Shego was in the grips of a Moodulator-induced rage (and thus not in control of herself to hold back), and he didn't get hurt all that much.
   • This part of the theory is probably Jossed. At one point it's implied that gave someone a lobotomy with her powers. She can control the intensity of her blasts, also.
     • Maybe he wears armour under the coat? After all, he WAS working on a forcefield-generating belt (that Ron as Zorpox was able to make work), given his job and his assistant's temper, it would only make sense.
2. Kim's just that good.
3. Without Kim dropping for a fight, life wouldn't half as fun. And imagine the gloating if Drakken did manage to Take Over the World or defeat her; he'd be insufferable.
4. Love.
5. Shego simply doesn't want to directly kill anyone, either out of residual scruples or unwillingness to escalate that far. Helping Drakken capture Team Possible and put them in a Death Trap "doesn't count" because 1)that's part of the accepted rules of the game, 2)Drakken is the one actually creating and using the Death Trap, and 3)she knows they'll just escape anyway.

• In Naked Genius, in the army project chamber, Shego's glowing hand cuts through a metal railing, cutting a length loose, which Kim *immediately* uses to block her still-glowing hands. What?? Because Shego dials it back to prevent actually hurting her.

Kim runs on Spiral Energy

A high-school kid can beat supervillains and metahumans through willpower and awesomeness? "Believe in your friends, who believe in you! Kick reason to the curb and you can do anything!"

Kim Possible will be continued in comic book form, as part of the Marvel Universe

Kim would fit in pretty well, if perhaps still Lighter and Softer compared to the rest of the current MU. Maybe she'll become part of the Adventures line.

• Just like the theory above, Marvel Comics will give her her own monthly series, continuing after "Graduation", and become Darker and Edgier. Most flashbacks to previous episodes might even lead to Cerebus Syndrome and/or be Silver Age-style satirical (similar to DC Comics' Silver Age mini-series). She might also eventually lead to cross-dimensional crossovers with the Marvel Multiverse (or even have a cameo in Marvel Comics).

Ron Stoppable is the KP-verse's counterpart of Tony Stark.

He did build a fully functional Death Ray IN A CAVE in Drakken's lair. WITH A BOX OF SCRAPS! That, and he's shown to be pretty savvy with tech when pressed, or when his Superpowered Evil Side is unleashed. He just never really developed his skills because he was way too lazy and not a billionaire in this universe (well, not permanently a billionaire).

Ron Stoppable will grow up to be Deadpool or Speedball.

Kim leads a very dangerous lifestyle; death could happen at the next mission. After this actually happens in a mission that gets Rufus and Wade killed too, Ron becomes horrifically depressed and plunges headlong into mission work as a mixture of meaningful suicide and boredom, gradually becoming loonier: without Kim to curb his Cloudcuckoolander tendencies, more of his personality leans that that way. He cuts off all his previous friendships and connections, eventually making a name for himself in the black ops business. He takes up the pseudonym Wade Wilson as a tribute to Wade, who died years ago eventually contracts cancer (possibly as a particularily nasty scheme by one of his old enemies) and desperate for a cure, joins a VERY shady organization called Weapon X. Inevitably, he becomes everyone's morally bent, deranged mercenary Deadpool. With his memories fragged, he forgets all about his old life, and of course, none of his old villains recognize him, what with the hideous deformities. (Though if any of this gets out, his old villians will have a field day. After all, they get to say that they used to beat up DEADPOOL.)

Alternatively, nobody dies. Kim and Ron get married, eventually get superpowers and respectively become Squirrel-Girl and Speedball. They destroy all known evil on Earth, making it a happy-sugar land where everyone's dream come true and go out into space where they punch out Cthulhu for giggles.

• Made even better since a recent Ultimate Spider-Man episode has Deadpool sound exactly like Ron.

Mr. Barkin incapacitates all the other teachers who would have taken Kim's classes.

Every class or school activity Kim and/or Ron are involved in is led by Mr. Barkin, who usually explains that he has to fill in because the regular teacher suffered some unlikely misfortune. He arranges these "accidents" because he's either a secret government plant to keep an eye on Middleton's world-saving teen Super-Soldier, or he's just personally obsessed with her (or perhaps with Ron).

Kim Possible is in an insane asylum

Mr. Barkin is Kim's doctor, Dr. Drakken is another doctor, Shego is a fellow patient treated by Drakken, Duff is a security guard, Montgomery Fiske owns the asylum, and Ron is a figment of her imagination so she can impress someone with her "skills."

• "Graduation" means she was becoming more crazy. The scene where Ron saved her from the Lorwardians and the ending means the doctors gave her a lobotomy. They did it to "save" her, if the treatment killed her, she'd imagine the Lowardians killed her and mounted her as a trophy.

Kim Possible is going to take command of Global Justice, but will lose her eye in the process.

It sort of fits with the SHIELD parody.

• Future Kim◊ from the A Sitch In Time DVD.
  • She doesn't lose an eye, she just wears the patch to look cool. Betty does the same thing.
    • Is that canon anywhere else besides that fan story?
    • Story goes that Betty Director thinks an eyepatch gets her more respect. Not sure if Kim thinks the same or an official source.
    • Or they wear eye patches in order to remember the Silence.

Kim and Ron grow up to be Moltov Cocktease and Brock Samson

Kind of pushing the boundaries of WMG, but Kim was working as an undercover agent for Global Justice, and took on a Russian accent. In the incident that lost her eye, she got amnesia and had some false memories planted in her to get her to work for the enemy, but rebelled and went into freelancing. (Similar in the theory that Bond's just a codename, but memories are transferred through agents. If they have a brain swap machine in the KP universe, it seems plausible.) Ron, who was with Kim at the time, probably has to change identities in order to not be accused of murdering Kim, so he's changed his looks and manner of speaking to the last person anyone would expect him to act like, Mr. Barkin. He subsequently faked his background info and joined the OSI. Mostly thought of due to the Venture Bros. theory and the eyepatch one. Also, Kim and Moltov have the same hair and eye color.

Bonnie is half hispanic, from her moms side

She's Ambiguously Brown, though at times it's implied it's a tan. Her sisters don't appear to have the same skin tone as her but her mom does. Her dad is most likely white.

Kim Is really a Robot

Her parents can't have kids. So they made some.

• The Tweebs are twins too?
  • Robots can't be twins? They could have made them both at once.
  • What about Kim's mom being pregnant in the past segment of "A Sitch in Time"? At the very least, Anne can have kids.
    • Both parents had solutions to the problem, the fathers was quicker.

Hana is Ron's daughter.

Taken from the Headscratchers page to explain the whole shady adoption incident, especially whyhis parents do that. It can also explain Hana's powers, the reason she needed to be adopted at all and by Ron's parents in particular, Yori's fondness of her (though she hides her feelings well, 'cause she doesn't react to Hana in "Big Bother").

• That theory has been around the fandom for quite a while.
• But if Hana really is Ron and Yori's baby, she couldn't be conceived during "Exchange" - she is too young. That only leaves "Gorilla Fist", which suits perfectly aside from the fact that Ron already had strong feelings for Kim.
• Perhaps the baby wasn't conceived the traditional way. Ninja school, remember? Ron could've been slipped a ninja-roofie and Yori would somehow...extract...Ron's....Essential Ronness. Perhaps they wanted to guarantee the Monkey-Master's lineage outside of whatever kids Ron may conceive in the future.

Females are dominant in Lorwardian society.

The first Lorwardian we see is Warmonga, who was traveling alone. She convinced Warhok to invade Earth with her. And we've seen her fight only Shego and Kim.

• Or maybe they actually have gender equality. They seemed to be working together during the finale, with neither one actually ordering the other around.

Shego needed a wheelchair before being hit by the rainbow comet.

• This explains why she opposed stealing Felix's chair in "Steal Wheels." Of course, she was still able to walk after Avarius took her powers, so...
  • The comet healed her separately from giving her powers.

Shego's rainbow powers are solar powered.

It would explain why she spends so much time sunbathing. Plus plants are green because it's the best colour for absorbing the particular wavelengths of light (mostly red and blue) that are most dominant on earth.

• Considering once Word of God compared her powers to Cyclops, I wouldn't find it surprising. Seen it applied in some fanfics as well.
• Perhaps that's why her skin color reflects her power glow to a greater degree than her brothers — instead of getting tan, she gets a deeper shade of green.

The most frequently fought villains represent the Seven Deadly Sins.

• Dr. Drakken: Gluttony. Burns through money and other resources fruitlessly and frivolously.
• Shego: Vanity. Very obsessed with her appearance and her reputation.
• DNAmy: Lust. A hopeless romantic, both to the men she meets and to her chimeras.
• Lord Monkey Fist: Envy. Ever since Ron got the monkey kung fu, he has relentlessly tried to kill Ron.
• Señor Senior Sr. and Jr.: Sloth. They turned to crime out of boredom, not wealth.
• Professor Dementor: Wrath. Seems to be the most quick-tempered. Easily frustrated.
• The Lorwardians: Greed. The entire civilization centers around acquiring and using other civilizations.

The series is really about Ron Stoppable.

Is it just me or does Ron get more Character Development than every other character in the series?

• It's more like it started about Kim, and later shifted the attention into Ron, specially around Season 4.

Steve Barkin actually is Buzz Lightyear.

The same voice actor played Buzz Lightyear in Buzz Lightyear of Star Command. Barkin in a later season 4 episode says that he saved the world in the past. So, maybe he was a Space Ranger when he was younger and left for whatever reason. One of the reasons he was attracted to Shego was because she sounds like Mira, and he was reminded of his days as a Space Ranger. He is hard on Kim and Ron because he doesn't want them to fail like maybe he did (re: saving the world), but he can only do so much now that he's a teacher/Smarty Mart employee.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 Toy Story.Also, when Barkin is around women who are attracted to him, he's so awkward about it (see "Downhill" and maybe "Stop Team Go") is because Buzz is so awkward around women he's attracted to (see the last two Toy Story films and possibly some episodes of Buzz Lightyear of Star Command). Or maybe Jessie is somewhere offscreen.

Kim Possible will eventually become the first Pink Power Ranger.

The REAL Reason Shego Turned Evil

I don't know whether it's Fridge Brilliance or Fridge Horror, Squick or Fetish Fuel but here it is:

• After she and her brothers got their powers, Hego got them to start fighting evil. Having idolized him through her early childhood, she agreed cause it let her spend more time with him and see how awesome he was. Hego's power (which glows blue) was physical strength, he is drawn to be very muscular and therefore attractive and is the bravest of her brothers, and Shegos powers glow green and are about as powerful as his, while Megos power sucks and Wego is/are young, this has caused her to feel Perverse Sexual Lust for Hego. The only problem is that his own high morals also ensure that he would be squicked by any suggestion of incest.
• The more time she spent fighing evil with Team Go, the more she realize he would never return her affections.
• This gradually pushed her to bemore and more like the villians she fought since she knew they were not bound by such morality in the hopes that Hego would change with her. When he didn't she left Team Go and signed on with not just any villian but one with BLUE skin like Hegos BLUE power.
• Basically she teamed with Drakken cause he reminds her of Hego, only evil.
• Even their names were a subtle clue, Hego & Shego. Clearly they were ment to have a stronger connection than any of her other brothers (aside from the "twins" with each other).
• In fact she still loves him in that way, which is why she saved him and her other brother (like she knew HE would want, and to through the suspicious off sort of worked with Drakken)
• Of course they couldn't make it anymore obvious, even if it was labled as WrongSick worthy, this being a Disney show and all....

Another Proposed REAL Reason Shego Turned Evil

• A tragic situation happened to her. Someone close to her (her friend, boy/girlfriend, or innocent bystander) was killed by a supervillain, a random crook, or in the crossfire. And she blamed Hego for prevent her to save them.
  • Another possibility along those lines: Shego did something that tarnished her heroic image (e.g. killed someone), and decided to live down to her new reputation.

Another-NOTHER proposal for the REAL REAL reason why Shego turned evil.

• Before Shego become a hero, because she was rasied a Blood Knight, 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 delinquent. 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.

Her delinquency didn't go unnoticed by her brothers. Because a hero needs a good reputation, they figured that maybe she needs someone to keep her in check. The solution was: a paid boyfriend. Becuse the brothers let it slip that the good guy Shego fell in love with was simply paid to be her lover, she snapped and well, decided that it was the last straw. She left the gang.

Ron and Kim "played doctor" together long before they started dating

• There wasn't any awkwardness when they switched bodies (and it was in their Freshman Year). If they were just best friends, both Kim and Ron would be horrified at the thought of their friend seeing them naked and feeling that their body is feeling. They are teenagers after all. But the only time Kim is apparently disgusted is at Ron's comments about her bare midriff and her "flippy" hair. And they spent at least a full day and night before switched.
• Kim, in Ron's body, woke up with an erection. She ran to the bathroom to try to "calm" herself down.

The Lotus Blade is the same one used by Samurai Jack

• Samurai Jack never revealed his real name so it is possible that it was the same as the founder of Yamanuchi, Toshimichu(?)
• Lastly, the sword's most obvious mystical ability seems to be shape shifting, something the Arch Foe of Jack, Aku, had and was probably absorbed into the sword upon final defeat of the reality bending, time twisting villain.
• There is also time travel but that's just a cornucopia of disturbing concepts.

• Alternate theory: Toshimichu was one of Samurai Jack's masters. Maybe during his years-long journey across the world.

• Possible, but Yamonuchi lore stated that the ancient school was carved out of the mountain by Toshimichu's own hand and using the Lotus blade. Its probably just a Myth but if true, it would require a blade of absurd sharpness and durability to achieve such a feat.

Ancient Japanese sword makers might have been good, but they were not THAT good. A sword of that quality could probably qualify as a Godly relic.

The "Imaginary" Rufus that young Ron said was his imaginary friend, was REAL!

• Likely, it was one of the many decendants of Rufus Prime from the future, under a cloaking device to ensure that the past goes the way it should.
• With the rather unfortunate implications that all the trauma Ron had in his childhood (camp Wannaweep, Gnomes, bugs, monkeys, etc.) HAD to happen for some reason.
  • To save Kim from the clutches of the Lorwardians.
  • And to do that, (with the power of Time Travel) the best way was to turn Ron into a Cosmic Plaything?

Another explanation for the "Imaginary Rufus"...

• Ron's Not-So-Imaginary Friend was in fact the same Rufus who aided Bill and Ted. Rufus traveled into the past to help Ron develop into a great man who would help bring about a better future for humanity. As Ron's imaginary friend, he encouraged him to adopt as his motto "Never be normal", to conquer his fears and embrace being a hero, and to seek out a like-minded girl who would help him become a hero in his own right, which he did when he first met Kim in kindergarten.

Once upon a time, Shego was a star pupil of a ninja school/covert ops camp

• Mostly from a comment Captainkodak pointed out about Draken saying: "Ninja's make more noise than you!"

Kim wouldn't be the first young sentient being to be mounted as a Lorwardian trophy.

Warhok and Warmonga talk about them hunting animals. Yet, they talk about mounting Kim as if it were normal. Any alien race they conquer that dare fight the Lorwardians ends up becoming war trophies. Some of them might even be as young as Kim. So they wouldn't hesitate to kill children.

Bonnie wants some Kim tushie

When you look at Kim there is nothing wrong with her,and she doesn't try to steal attention away from anybody, she is far too modest. Yet Bonnie is constantly picking on her for absolutely nothing, because... she doesn't know how to express her true feeling. She acts as a total outrageous slut, and a clichéd cheerleader, to draw attention away from who she really is interested in. Too bad Kim belongs to Sheila.

On that note, Bonnie is actually a closeted lesbian

The boys she shows interest in all seem to offer her some form of social gain if she dates/hangs around them. Aside from that, the constant dating and general sluttiness could totally be her trying to compensate for her lack of actual attraction to boys.

• Once she leaves home, she'll come to terms with her sexuality and start dating Tara.

Kim Possible shares the universe of Empowered

After all, in both series superhero-supervillain battles are pretty much normal. Also, it would explain why Shego went into supervillainy: according to Hego, she went evil because the more she fought it the more she appreciated it, and given how Empowered's supervillains are usually less of a jerk than your average superhero...

Shego raped Kim at some point in the third season

Other than being plausible given their Les Yay, 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 It's Personal 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 Character Derailment, 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.

• Unlikely. If Kim was willing to kill Shego by kicking her into an electrical tower, then Shego surviving would merely be a temporary set back.

If Kim wanted her dead, I doubt Shego would survive.

• Shego (and Drakken) did in fact rape Kim. Mind Rape. She's understandably a little miffed.

Shego loves Dr. Drakken

Well, possibly.

SheGo has the Hotz for Kim

Either that or she likes her subtly.
1. I know it's been mentioned before.
2. There is all the pet names she calls her, "Princess, Hun, Toots, Kimmie."
3. She's evil and has Fire in her hands, that if given enough force, can break metal. Why hasn't she killed her yet?

Kim is a Pansexual and Lesbian

We all agree that Kim would jump at least Shego if given the chance, and for people who don't know pansexuality is loving, and being attracted to someone regardless of gender.

Eric was modeled after Tom Sloane.

It's pretty much the same◊ guy◊, except with different drawing styles! Not to mention that many Daria fans felt that Tom kind of came out of nowhere and started going out with the main character. Sounds familiar? And while their personalities are rather different, both are pretty much designed to be "perfect" for the main character. Also, Eric and Kim like the same pizza toppings, which is all that matters in a relationship.

Camille Leon is Formerly Fat

Whenever Camille is forcibly changed back to her usual form, she bloats out for a second. This is a hint at how she looked before the operation.

After Larry gets the battle suit Kim gives it up to him.

She doesn't want it anymore after he's worn it. A nifty way of Holding Back the Phlebotinum

Rufus is 607 from Lilo & Stitch crossover because of time warp power.

He just used his powers, after being created to transport himself to Earth and like Stitch, retracted his extra limbs and became Ron's super-awesome pet. Admit it, it explains a lot.

Ron is Satan.

He almost outed himself one by admitting he is man of wealth and taste. As to why is he working as bumbling sidekick? Well, he keeps us puzzled about the nature of his game!

Kim and Ron are alternate universe versions of Amy and Rory.

Because it would be awesome.

Mr Barkin is a version of what Ron could be.

At one point he says something about having saved the world a few times in his day, dating the most popular girl in the school and something to do with eh american football team. All of these can be applied to Ron (sorta). So uhhh... Why not?

The comet that gave Team Go its super powers also amplified certain traits of their personalities

Each member of Team Go seems to be defined by a certain personality trait. The reason for this is that when the comet hit them it brought out specific personality traits each one possessed and magnified it ten-fold. For example Mego, who would have been prone to slightly self-absorbed/attention-seeking, typical, middle-child tendencies, Is suddenly only concerned with himself and looking out for number one. Hego, the most responsible of the siblings, becomes a paragon of rightious, superhero-y-ness. The twins, who were closer to eachother than anyone else, suddenly appear to be one entity split between two phsyical bodies. And Shego, who was always mischeivous and somewhat morally ambiguous, became evil.

The Roth SL Coupe was named for Ed Roth.

It shouldn't be that much of a guess, but the car that Kim drove in Season 4, which we know was called the "Roth SL Coupe" was named for former car customizing legend Ed "Big Daddy" Roth, who ironically hated Disney.

Kim Possible has photographic reflexes.

Self-explanatory.

Barkin used to be a member of Global Justice, and during that time he dated Shego

They do seem already familiar with each other in "Stop Team Go"... Of course, one being a superhero who never had a decent social life and the other being a superspy, they never got an actual date...

• I am the author of this WMG, and I'm totally going to use it in a fanfic.

Señor Senior Sr. could easily take over the world if he were serious about being a supervillain, and the authorities tend to leave him alone because they know it

Look at his performance in "Triple S": the one time he was serious but impoverished he gave Kim a desperate run for her money, and he was only caught because Jr. pointed out they'd get one million dollars as bounty and start to retake their money. Now think about what he could do if he were serious and had his usual assets.On the authorities leaving him alone... They do know where he lives, yet nobody even sent a fleet to get him (and the three countries that would be more bothered by him, France, Spain and the United Kingdom, have a long history of going for the overkill when somebody pulled shit with them). They know he's not serious, and he probably pays for the damage done, so they don't take him down. That, and they don't want to lose the taxes of one of the four richest men in the world.

• If he really wanted to take over, he could just do it through the usual channels of buying influence. It's possible that he has people behind the scenes doing just that to smooth things over with the authorities.

How the Attitudinator works

It doesn't act directly on moralities, but on attitudes. By altering the attitude to life of the subject, the original Attitudinator can make a villain more focused and willing to do villainy or, if somehow damaged, take villainous attitude from someone and put it into a Butt-Monkey, giving him the motivation to lash back at his tormentors and take what he wants (hence Drakken becoming good and pink-skinned and Ron becoming blue-skinned and the most effective villain of the show), while Electronique's version simply inverts their attitude (hence Team Go becoming powerful villains but still too confusionary to get the job done, Shego losing her rage and laziness to return a superhero, and the tolerant and unmotivated Ron unleashing his Superpowered Evil Side).

The USA won the Vietnam-war in Kim Possible

Barkin mentioned, that he was stationed in Da Nang and in the episode where Ron becomes a master cook, Barkin has a flashback, where he is a soldier in a jungle area. Still Barkin doesn´t seem old enough to be stationed in Vietnam before 1973. And in another episode, Kim and Ron flies with a troop of American paratroopers to Cambodia. So it seems that U.S. troops are post 1973 till the present day still are stationed in Indochina.

• Also, assuming Mr. Barkin was in his early-to-mid 50s at the time the series began, it's possible that he could have been old enough to have fought in Vietnam near the end of that war. (As for the brown hair? Likely hair dye)

Bonnie has an eating disorder

Her weight is estimated by Kim as being 105 lbs, and she doesn't look particularly short. Add to that that she is a perfectionist obsessed with measuring up to her taller, thin sisters, participates in a sport where leanness is emphasized, and that her grumpy attitude could be explained by a lack of calories/carbohydrates, and you've got a pretty good case that Bonnie has an eating disorder.

Rufus is Ron's daemon.

Self-explanatory.

The main cast are all Exalted of some stripe.

Kim is a Dawn Caste. She's good at pretty much everything relating to combat, and- even taking the cartoon's use of Amusing Injuries into account- can easily survive attacks that would kill or cripple a mere human. Her Limit Break is Contempt of the Virtuous- when put under stress, her perfectionist tendencies are magnified, and she becomes less tolerant of flaws in both herself and others.

Ron is her bonded Lunar, probably rat-or-monkey-totemed, and he's learning the Celestial Monkey style. No matter what is thrown at him or who he and Kim fight, he always manages to survive somehow, and that's very Lunar-esque.

Rufus is Ron's Charm-empowered familiar. That (and Rule of Funny) explains why Rufus is so capable and intelligent.

Wade is a Sidereal, likely Chosen of Secrets. He organizes events from behind the scenes, ensuring that Kim and Ron are always where they're most needed.

Shego is a Scourge Caste Infernal, a Green Sun Prince. The green flames she fights with are her anima.

Kim's father (and possibly her mother) is a Twilight Caste.

Drakken is an Infernal of the Defiler caste, who Exalted after the date-robots event in college. Embittered by his failure and humiliated by his friends, She Who Lives In Her Name offered him power, and he accepted.

• Someone ^note (A troper titled Andrew James Drake) theorized the following on a different trope page: "[Ron is] a Solar Exalted. The Mystical Monkey Kung-Fu powers is actually a set of long trapped Exaltations encased in a Green Jade Prison shaped like a Monkey, which requires a set of similar idols to activate and endow whoever is present with an Exaltation of the Unconquered Sun."

The show takes place in The '90s

Recess takes place in 1997 through 1998. It crossed over with 'Lilo & Stitch: The Series. Stitch crossed over with Kim Possible, The Proud Family, and American Dragon: Jake Long. That means those shows take place in the 90s. It makes sense for the other three series at least.

• It may be later. The Third Street gang might not have been in fourth grade when they went to Hawaii.

Hana is Ron and Yori's illegitimate child

Ron grows up to be Deadpool

The Mystical Monkey Powers come with the side effects of health regenerating and making him absolutely insane.

Ron is a cousin of the Earth-One Jimmy Olsen.

Think about it. Closely connected to a powerful hero? Check. Butt-Monkey? Check. Prone to unusual transformations and powers? Check.

Most of Gils' treatment wasn't for his gills

But instead for his behavior.From what we see in a flashback Gil is a bit of a bully, maybe he had a bad home life, but the point stands he wasn't the nicest kid. Fast forward to when he is Gill, and we see he blames others for a thing that is his fault, and still trying to be the bully he was as a kid. Fast-forward again to when he has recovered. He is a happy, well-adjusted, kid. Dr. Lurkin who treated Gil for his mutation (and probably had to foster him for a short time), even states these things instead of focusing on the whole gene thing. He goes as far as to call Gil something of a model student, quiet proudly. Later, when Dr. Lurkin is brought in again, he's very disappointed in Gil, saying he'll be a bit harder on him, and grounds him from tv for two weeks. A punishment normally done to fix a teenager or child's behavior.

The Bebes weren't evil

The first chronological time the Bebes were seen, Draken was using them as hired dates. In their next appearance, Draken used them to kidnap his old friends from college. In both of these occasions, Draken is merely using them as programmed escorts and minions. They were not in control. The third time we saw them, they stole a bunch of junk to start reproducing. This was the only time they operated independently.

The theory here is that Draken had effectively enslaved them, and the third time was the only point in their lives they were truly free, as symbolized by them being able to move at a much higher speed. But was their theft operation really all that evil? After escaping the control of Draken "and being near-exterminated by a brown note", they were alone. What did they did was build the hive, of which the only real "Crime" is building a new structure without permits; and steal a bunch of manufacturing equipment to reproduce. They stole a bunch of manufacturing equipment. However, they didn't hurt anyone. All they did was build a home, and try to have children. Yes, some of that junk was stolen, but really, does the world need more manikins?

All the bebes did was escape imprisonment, build a home for themselves, and try to have children. For that, Kim killed them all. On top of that, Kim killed them by sabotaging their reproduction/ manufacturing process "comparable to gut-punching a pregnant woman" and driving them to suicide using their insecurities "Noooo, Bebes must be perfect!". In this case, the Bebes weren't evil, merely liberated victims. Kim killed them simply for trying to build a family.

Rufus is not just the official third member of Team Possible...

• ...but an honorary member of the Rescue Aid Society.

Kim's not a Slayer.

• She is however a big fan of the show. Evidence to support this? For one the martial arts and girls kick ass (kung fu as opposed to Sarah Michelle Gellar's taekwondo.) For another the self referential humor and how Kim did to the spy theme what Buffy did to horror. Third the first season of Kim Possible had Kim somewhat bossy and demeaning, a little bit of a Jerkass. What else was running at the time? That's right, season seven of Buffy. The one where the characters are also bossy and demeaning, jerkasses, and the results were baaaaaad. Kim would have seen this and gone, "Hold on a minute, that's me. I don't want to be that." and from then on she Took a Level in Kindness that would have done Faith proud.

Barkin had a "Kim" of his own and lost her.

• In the finale, Barkin says he did the whole save the world thing to, but that the center couldn't hold. We also know he joined the military after he left school. He had his own Action Girlfriend when he was Kim and Ron's age, but she either died in a dangerous situation, or left him because he never had the wherewithal to tell her how he felt. He joined the military to get stronger, either a). to prevent anyone else from being lost the way his own love was if she died or b). to show her he'd become stronger and more capable, but it was too late. This is why Barkin is always so hard on Ron. He sees a younger version of himself in Ron and is subconsciously trying to prepare him for the day he loses Kim, either to villainous plots or from her leaving him.

Barkin not only dated his "Kim", but married her... but their happiness wasn't to last.

They fought crime together as The Xs, but his wife, son, and daughter were tragically killed on a mission. (It's also why the show barely lasted a season.) Mr. X, now "Barkin", moved to a new town, dyed his hair blonde (though later went back to black) and became a substitute teacher, thinking he could help the world that way. The previous WMG holds true. Mr. X/ Barkin rarely speaks of his late wife and children, but as evidenced by his crush on "Ms. Go", he still has a thing for strong women.

The World of Kim Possible had a failed Age of Super-heroism.

And it is still in its last breaths. We have a broken up Superhero team, a SHIELD equivalent with its very own female Nick Fury, a team of GI Joe's and a fair share of super villains. Most of them have a similar age and are from the same generation.

But there are very few young ones. We also never hear of other heroes and villains (not that they don't exist but there can´t be that much if Kim is operating worldwide). So it likely started out with Team Go gaining their powers and the first people who created super science (Dr. Drakken is an example), more people doing similar things taking to costumed crime and then it stopped. Now only the remnants of the first generation and a few exceptions are active, super science got integrated into the day life and everyone goes on as normal, likely shrugging their shoulders in reaction to the occasional superpowered rampage.

Why did it fail? Probably a mixture of more levelheaded people, especially gifted ones not going of the rails and putting on costumes to do or fight crime (Kim´s parents are prime candidates for mad scientists), a police force (including agencies) that are actually capable of handling said superpowered and wired crime and the "Zeitgeist" simply being more of a futuristic optimism than the often depressed jaded one that clings to many comic book worlds, that creates Villains and makes Icons of hope like Superhero´s necessary.

The real reason the Supreme One delegated combat wasn't simply out of laziness...

...it was a mixture of age and lack of combat training over 20 years. Kim just arrived from Shego's past, still in her prime fighting figure. Shego went 20 years as an Evil Overlord with a genetically modified bodyguard, a mystically-enhanced monkey master and a cyborg as her lackeys, removing any incentive for her to train to fight. She doesn't engage Kim directly because she knows it's going to be a Curb-Stomp Battle, which is the same reason she flees from Ron after he throws Drakken across the room.

Kim Possible takes place in the same universe as Girl Genius, a century later.

Kim, her parents, her brothers, Wade, Draken, Motor Ed and most of Kim's other opponents are Sparks. Shego is a natural minion; intelligent but not inventive, and given to being a Deadpan Snarker. Ron himself is a potential Spark, but remembering how scared Kim was of him when became Zorpox he chose to suppress his Spark tendencies or channel them into other pursuits, such as cooking.

In his debut episode, Monkey Fist stole the monkey idol because he would not legally have been allowed to take it home.

Rewatching the episode as an adult, it seemed strange that Monkey Fist went through the trouble of dressing up as a ninja and stealing the idol from the expedition’s camp, when it was already technically in his possession— Kim had brought it to him, and she and everyone else thought he was just a normal archaeologist who wanted to study it. If he only needed the idol long enough to perform the ritual that would give him Mystical Monkey Power, he could have claimed to be taking it back to a lab in England, performed the ritual at his home, and then delivered it to the lab the next day with nobody any wiser. But then I remembered that many countries have strict laws about what artifacts are allowed to leave their country and it could be that his permit to investigate the temple included a clause that all artifacts would be studied and displayed in the country itself and not taken abroad, especially impressive objects like the monkey idol that would be considered art treasures. Therefore, the only way for Monkey Fist to bring the idol back to his home in England was to steal it from his own excavation.

If a next gen. Soft reboot hsppened

The pilot would star Kim and Ron's pre-teen daughter tagging along with her Aunt who works for G.J. from there they would be running into The Seniors; now Junior is a father and though still his normal meterosexual-self, is trying to be encouraging of his pre-teen son (nicknamed Tracy as in The Third)'s a genius whose inexperienced at being evil despite a passion for it, trying to steal some unreleased video games. (Mimicking the way his father treated being evil as a hobby or bonding moment.)We would see-a more sympathy take on Agent Du, who spent at least his teenage years working for GJ and clearly socially suffers as a result, who sends them out on the mission and hooks them up with professional gadets- an honestly reformed Dr.Gil/Gill who dose some tech work on the side of his genetic studies, and makes gadets more fitting a regular teenager.- a cameo or mention of "President Wally"- the episode would end with Junior and son of course being caught but are more afraid of Bonnie (Juniors wife 3ys mom) finding out. Only to be relieved slightly when she actually wants revenge with them (but they're still in trouble).

Zita ended her relationship with Ron because she became a Shipper on Deck for him and Kim

Think about it, it's unlikely that Ron ended the relationship, and Zita surely didn't end things because Ron did something bad (he's too nice). Rather, while hanging out with Ron and Kim, she noticed what great chemistry they had and set to get them together, which, of course, started with her ending things with Ron.

In relation to the above, this is also the case of Josh Mankey

Kim, Ron and Drakken are trapped in a perpetual loop of conflict and reincarnation, Legend of Zelda-style

The characters from "Rewriting History", in spite of the episode having been All Just a Dream, were said by Word of God to have actually existed. And at the end of the episode is a glimpse of three more characters with an Uncanny Family Resemblance to Kim, Ron and Drakken dating to the Roman Republic/Roman Empire: Dracus Maximus, Ronacus and a "Mysterious Masked Warrior". After Dracus Maximus was defeated by Ronacus the Gladiator and the Mysterious Masked Warrior, he cursed them both and swore vengeance against them and their bloodline. The manifestation of his hatred triggered some magical-wobbly thing possibly related to his ambitions for conquest, and over the next two millennia, the descendants of the two warriors were confronted with one of Maximus' descendants, who always reappear in periods whenever incarnations of the two warriors appear.

Bonnie's mother isn't as nice as she appears to be

We know that Connie and Lonnie have been bullying Bonnie for an unknown period of time, but there's no indication that their mother has done anything to try and stop this behavior. Either she doesn't know or doesn't care.

Kim and Wade are ex-WOOHP agents.

• Kim has the spy gene and WOOHP hired Wade for his brains.

Kim's been crushing on Ron since she was six!

• Kim tells Ron in Homecoming Upset it took him twelve years to kiss her. Taking into account they're in their final year of High School, and therefore therefore most likely eighteen, the math seems to check out.

Ron has a cousin: Det. Jake Peralta

• They have similar personalities and appearances. Would make sense if it was revealed they are related somehow.

The Live Action Movie. SPOILERS!

This movie is a Backdoor Pilot 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 DuckTales (2017) served: giving the brand a refresh.

Athena had technological qualities of The Vamp in how she could get Kim's "spark"

It's not really specified how she managed to take part of Kim's Mojo for herself, so perhaps she was literally stealing her soul in small bits with their interaction.

The movie will get a sequel soon

Depending on how well it does of course, and probably focusing on another member of Kim's Rogues Gallery, but with Drakken scheming in the background as well. On a related note...

Drakken will team up with Bonnie in the next movie

Two people who hate Kim Possible in the same place? Seems logical to have a Villain Team-Up between them. Of course, this then will lead to Bonnie rejecting Drakken's type of evil, as even if she doesn't like Kim, she has no desire to physically harm her.

Ron's parents will appear in the sequel.

Ron's dad will get a badass moment to help/protect his son like in "Mathter and Fervent". Maybe his mom will get one too. And they'll be given first names.

Bonnie lied about the whole "freshman don't play soccer" rule

I mean come on. Bonnie obviously hates Kim, she only told her about it after she impressive feat Kim showed, and she let Athena be in the team. Bonnie is just excluding Kim on purpose in typical Bonnie fashion.

The next movie will will focus more on Ron, and the main villain will be Monkey Fist

Ron's now part of a Power Trio, with one of them being a literal robot copy of his more inclined best friend. Even if he was responsible for helping to keep Kim grounded during the start of high school, it would be too easy for him to start feeling inadequate compared with the rest of his friends.

Hence why having Monkey Fist as the villain would make for a great temptation for Ron. Offer him mystical powers, and in doing so, tempt him towards the dark side in the process. Hence Ron learning something akin to what Kim learned as well, only in reverse. That just because you're not the most skilled compared with your friends doesn't mean you aren't skilled in other things.

Kim will start a cheerleading squad in the next movie.

She'll say cheerleading helped her develop her moves and that'll be enough to have several students willing to join. Unlike what happened in the cartoon, nobody will object to boys joining.

• But Bonnie will, especially if it's Ron.

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

The next one will be American Dragon: Jake Long.

The sequel will feature Drew Lipsky as a separate character.

Drew's past as a former friend of James Possible and the Bebe incident back in college will turn him into a Red Herring.

• Drakken's full name will be Ubel Drakken, which was his name in the early development of the cartoon.

Instead of a live-action series, there'll be an animated series based on the movie.

Kid!Drakken's plot will be an arc.

Dementor will be the next movie's main villain.

He already appeared in the first film's prologue.

The next film will feature a new case of Role Reprise.

Will Friedle will play a role in the second film.

Kim's voice actress from the cartoon had her turn in the first film. Now it's his turn.

Señor Senior Sr. is one of the founders of Villainstagram.

No doubt Junior would aim to be a famous international pop star via ways of social media, so Senior provided the funding portion of Villainstagram both as a way to get his son more interested in villainy as well as create a shared activity the two could bond over.

The Tweebs will join Middleton High School and play a bigger role in the sequel.

With Drakken now undercover as a child prodigy at Kim’s high school, who better to help take him down than actual child prodigies in the same age range who are also in the Possible family?

This will eventually be revealed to be part of the Marvel Cinematic Universe.

If so, then during the final season of Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D., Kim will be revealed to be the long-lost biological daughter of Phil Coulson, while Drakken and Shego will reveal themselves as HYDRA remnants.

• Nick Fury recruits Team Possible. Kim and Athena get special training from Black Widow.

Jack Hench secretly works for an organization similar to Global Justice.

He provides maniacs who would otherwise kill people with guns and bombs with Awesome, but Impractical weapons and overcomplicated schemes in order to make them easier to take down without people being killed.

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