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* IWasNamedMyName: Human example. Mowgli is called that (or Man-Cub) throughout the first movie by all the animals. Here, we see that his adopted human family has also named him Mowgli.
** It's also possible Mowgli either told them his name or he pretended to choose his own name. He can clearly communicate with them after all.

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* IWasNamedMyName: Human example. Mowgli is called that (or Man-Cub) throughout the first movie by all the animals. Here, we see that his adopted human family has also named him Mowgli.
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Mowgli. Then again, Mowgli either told them his name or he pretended to choose his own name. He can clearly communicate with them after all.talk to them.
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* TooDumbToLive: Lucky is a brainless ScrewySquirrel (well, screwy ''vulture'') who spends the majority of his role taunting Shere Khan over his defeat at the hands of Mowgli ''as up close as possible'' inadvertently giving him directions to the mancub's location in the process (before falling victim to a rather nasty beating).

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* TooDumbToLive: Lucky is a brainless ScrewySquirrel (well, screwy ''vulture'') {{troll}} who spends the majority of his role taunting Shere Khan over his defeat at the hands of Mowgli ''as up close as possible'' inadvertently giving him directions to the mancub's location in the process (before falling victim to a rather nasty beating).
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After being charmed by the village girl Shanti (voiced by Creator/MaeWhitman) at the end of the last movie, Mowgli (Now voiced by Creator/HaleyJoelOsment) has since been accepted by the Man Village. Despite being adopted by a loving family, Mowgli still finds himself yearning for his old life in the jungle before he had to follow the rules of his new parents. Baloo (Creator/JohnGoodman) has also found himself missing Mowgli and decides to pay him a visit despite Bagheera's objections. When Shanti mistakes Baloo for a wild predator, he and Mowgli run off to resume their carefree life in the jungle. Worried about Mowgli's well-being, Shanti and Mowgli's adopted brother Ranjan try to find him before anything happens to him. Unbeknownst to Mowgli and his friends, Shere Khan has returned to the jungle, seeking revenge after his humiliating defeat at Mowgli's hands.

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After being charmed by the village girl Shanti (voiced by Creator/MaeWhitman) (Creator/MaeWhitman) at the end of the last movie, Mowgli (Now voiced by Creator/HaleyJoelOsment) (Creator/HaleyJoelOsment) has since been accepted by the Man Village. Despite being adopted by a loving family, Mowgli still finds himself yearning for his old life in the jungle before he had to follow the rules of his new parents. Baloo (Creator/JohnGoodman) has also found himself missing Mowgli and decides to pay him a visit despite Bagheera's objections. When Shanti mistakes Baloo for a wild predator, he and Mowgli run off to resume their carefree life in the jungle. Worried about Mowgli's well-being, Shanti and Mowgli's adopted brother Ranjan try to find him before anything happens to him. Unbeknownst to Mowgli and his friends, Shere Khan has returned to the jungle, seeking revenge after his humiliating defeat at Mowgli's hands.
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After being charmed by the village girl Shanti at the end of the last movie, Mowgli has since been accepted by the Man Village. Despite being adopted by a loving family, Mowgli still finds himself yearning for his old life in the jungle before he had to follow the rules of his new parents. Baloo has also found himself missing Mowgli and decides to pay him a visit despite Bagheera's objections. When Shanti mistakes Baloo for a wild predator, he and Mowgli run off to resume their carefree life in the jungle. Worried about Mowgli's well-being, Shanti and Mowgli's adopted brother Ranjan try to find him before anything happens to him. Unbeknownst to Mowgli and his friends, Shere Khan has returned to the jungle, seeking revenge after his humiliating defeat at Mowgli's hands.

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After being charmed by the village girl Shanti (voiced by Creator/MaeWhitman) at the end of the last movie, Mowgli (Now voiced by Creator/HaleyJoelOsment) has since been accepted by the Man Village. Despite being adopted by a loving family, Mowgli still finds himself yearning for his old life in the jungle before he had to follow the rules of his new parents. Baloo (Creator/JohnGoodman) has also found himself missing Mowgli and decides to pay him a visit despite Bagheera's Bagheera's objections. When Shanti mistakes Baloo for a wild predator, he and Mowgli run off to resume their carefree life in the jungle. Worried about Mowgli's well-being, Shanti and Mowgli's adopted brother Ranjan try to find him before anything happens to him. Unbeknownst to Mowgli and his friends, Shere Khan has returned to the jungle, seeking revenge after his humiliating defeat at Mowgli's hands.
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* BadassAdorable: Even if he's technically the BabyOfTheBunch, Ranjan doesn't seem to be afraid of anything. When Shanti is hypnotized and nearly eaten by Kaa, he intervenes at the last minute and actually beats the giant python into submission with a stick.

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* BadassAdorable: Even if he's technically the BabyOfTheBunch, TheBabyOfTheBunch, Ranjan doesn't seem to be afraid of anything. When Shanti is hypnotized and nearly eaten by Kaa, he intervenes at the last minute and actually beats the giant python into submission with a stick.
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* BadassAdorable: Even if he's technically the BabyOfTheBunch, Ranjan doesn't seem to be afraid of anything. When Shanti is hypnotized and nearly eaten by Kaa, he intervenes at the last minute and actually beats the giant python into submission with a stick.


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* BigBrotherWorship: Ranjan clearly idolizes Mowgli, as he has aspirations of being a jungle child like Mowgli.


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* FateWorseThanDeath: Shere Khan ends up being trapped underneath a cage-like statue surrounded by boiling lava. If that's not bad enough, Lucky the vulture is still alive and is free to taunt him to his heart's desire.


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* ShipTease: There's a good bit of this between Mowgli and Shanti. Shanti follows Mowgli into the jungle out of concern for his well-being. And when Shere Khan has her cornered, Mowgli is ready to lay down his life to save her.


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* {{Troll}}: Lucky the Vulture, after hearing of Shere Khan's humiliating defeat by Mowgli, makes it point to mock him on a regular basis.
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* AbsenteeActor: Mowgli's wolf family is completely absent.
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* DeniedFoodAsPunishment: Mowgli's adoptive father punishes him that way when he nearly leads the village children into the jungle. Shanti felt bad for inadvertently getting Mowgli into trouble and tries to sneak him some fruit that night.


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* WasTooHardOnHim: Mowgli's adoptive father reprimands Mowgli for trying to lead the village children into the jungle by crossing the river and confines him to his room without dinner. Later that night, Baloo takes Mowgli back to the jungle and Shanti follows them thinking Baloo kidnapped the man-cub while Ranjan, Mowgli's adoptive brother, follows her. The adults in the village were too busy chasing Shere Khan out of the village and after they kicked the tiger out, they found out their children ran into the jungle and went in there to look for them. The following day, Mowgli's adoptive father begins to feel remorseful saying he was "too harsh" on Mowgli. His wife assures them that they'll find the children and they continue searching.
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* NeverMyFault: When Shere Khan interrogates Kaa on Mowgli's whereabouts. He believes that Kaa knows where Mowgli is (after hearing the snake grumble "man-cub"). But truthfully, Kaa has no idea where Mowgli is, but Shere Khan won't believe him and continues to threaten the snake. So to save his skin, Kaa fearfully lies to the tiger that Mowgli's at the swamp, allowing him to flee. When Shere Khan arrives at the swamp with Mowgli nowhere to be found, he angrily growls "That snake ''lied'' to me!"

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* NeverMyFault: When Shere Khan interrogates Kaa on Mowgli's whereabouts. He believes that Kaa knows where Mowgli is (after hearing the snake grumble "man-cub"). But truthfully, Kaa has no idea where Mowgli is, but Shere Khan won't believe him and continues to threaten the snake.python. So to save his skin, Kaa fearfully lies to the tiger that Mowgli's at the swamp, allowing him to flee. When Shere Khan arrives at the swamp with Mowgli nowhere to be found, he angrily growls "That snake ''lied'' to me!"
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* RoleReprisal: Tony Jay, who provided the voice of Shere Khan, previously voiced a different variation of this character on ''The Jungle Book'' spin-off ''WesternAnimation/TaleSpin''.
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* BrainyBrunette: Shanti brainy and she has long black hairs.

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* BrainyBrunette: Shanti is brainy and she has long black hairs.hair.
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* Wedgie: Ranjan is the victim of this. After Shanti tells him to stay and runs after Mowgli and Shere Khan, Ranjan almost immediately begins to follow her only for his shorts to get stuck on a branch and fling him backwards into Baloo.

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* Wedgie: {{Wedgie}}: Ranjan is the victim of this. After Shanti tells him to stay and runs after Mowgli and Shere Khan, Ranjan almost immediately begins to follow her only for his shorts to get stuck on a branch and fling him backwards into Baloo.
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* AscendedExtra: Shanti was only in the final scene of the original movie. Here's she's a main character, getting about as much screen time as Mowgli and Baloo.
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* BareYourMidriff: Shanti wears a yellow choli (top-blouse) that opens her belly. She also wears an ankle-length skirt that covers her belly button.

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* BareYourMidriff: Shanti wears a yellow choli (top-blouse) white kofta that opens her belly. She also wears an ankle-length skirt that covers her belly button.
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* MisplacedWildlife: The big dance number has both hippos and Thompson’s gazelles (native to Africa) Kookaburras (native to Australia) and ocelots (South and Central America).

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* MisplacedWildlife: The big dance number has both hippos and Thompson’s gazelles (native to Africa) Kookaburras (native to Australia) Australia), Black sifaka lemurs (native to Madagascar) and ocelots (South and Central America).
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* MisplacedWildlife: The big dance number has both hippos (native to Africa) and ocelots (South and Central America).

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* MisplacedWildlife: The big dance number has both hippos and Thompson’s gazelles (native to Africa) Kookaburras (native to Australia) and ocelots (South and Central America).
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* BareYourMidriff: Shanti wears a yellow top-blouse choli that opens her belly. She also wears an ankle-length skirt that covers her belly button.

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* BareYourMidriff: Shanti wears a yellow top-blouse choli (top-blouse) that opens her belly. She also wears an ankle-length skirt that covers her belly button.
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* BareYourMidriff: Shanti wears a yellow top-blouse choli that opens her belly. She also wears an ankle-length skirt that covers her belly button.
* BrainyBrunette: Shanti brainy and she has long black hairs.
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[[quoteright:319:https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/jb2_poster.jpg]] ''The Jungle Book 2'' is the 2003 sequel to Disney's ''Disney/TheJungleBook''. Produced by [=DisneyToon=] Studios, it is one of their few films to have a theatrical release.

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[[quoteright:319:https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/jb2_poster.jpg]] ''The Jungle Book 2'' is the 2003 sequel to Disney's ''Disney/TheJungleBook''. Produced by [=DisneyToon=] Studios, Creator/DisneytoonStudios, it is one of their few films to have a theatrical release.
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** It's also possible Mowgli told them his name. He can clearly communicate with them, so it's not implausible to assume that either he told them or he pretended to choose his own name.

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** It's also possible Mowgli either told them his name or he pretended to choose his own name. He can clearly communicate with them, so it's not implausible to assume that either he told them or he pretended to choose his own name.after all.
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** I always assumed Mowgli told them his name. He can clearly communicate with them, so it's not implausible to assume that either he told them or he pretended to choose his own name.
* Loin Cloth: Mowgli and Ranjan's standard outfits.
* Magic Pants: Applies to Ranjan's loin cloth. Similar to Mowgli's in the original Jungle Book, Ranjan's loin cloth is able to stretch a fair distance away from him and still remain intact after the fact.

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** I always assumed It's also possible Mowgli told them his name. He can clearly communicate with them, so it's not implausible to assume that either he told them or he pretended to choose his own name.
* Loin Cloth: LoinCloth: Mowgli and Ranjan's standard outfits.
* Magic Pants: MagicPants: Applies to Ranjan's loin cloth. Similar to Mowgli's in the original Jungle Book, ''Jungle Book'', Ranjan's loin cloth is able to stretch a fair distance away from him and still remain intact after the fact.



* TooDumbToLive: Lucky is a brainless ScrewySquirrel who spends the majority of his role taunting Shere Khan over his defeat at the hands of Mowgli ''as up close as possible'' inadvertently giving him directions to the mancub's location in the process (before falling victim to a rather nasty beating).

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* TooDumbToLive: Lucky is a brainless ScrewySquirrel (well, screwy ''vulture'') who spends the majority of his role taunting Shere Khan over his defeat at the hands of Mowgli ''as up close as possible'' inadvertently giving him directions to the mancub's location in the process (before falling victim to a rather nasty beating).
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* Freeze-Frame Bonus: You can see Ranjan's buttcrack during the wedgie scene if paused at the right frames

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-->'''Shere Khan''': Oh, please don't insult my intelligence; it makes me ''irritable''.

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-->'''Shere Khan''': Oh, please don't insult my intelligence; it intelligence. It makes me ''irritable''.

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* NeverMyFault: When Shere Khan interrogates Kaa on Mowgli's whereabouts. He believes that Kaa knows where Mowgli is (after hearing the snake grumble "man-cub"). But truthfully, Kaa has no idea where Mowgli is, but Shere Khan won't believe him and continues to threaten the snake. So to save his skin, Kaa fearfully lies to the tiger that Mowgli's at the swamp, allowing him to flee. When Shere Khan arrives at the swamp with Mowgli nowhere to be found, he angrily growls "That snake ''lied'' to me!" Well, Shere Khan, you didn't believe Kaa when he told you the ''truth'': "I ''don't'' know where Mowgli is". Sometimes you just gotta believe the snake when he tells you the truth for once.

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* NeverMyFault: When Shere Khan interrogates Kaa on Mowgli's whereabouts. He believes that Kaa knows where Mowgli is (after hearing the snake grumble "man-cub"). But truthfully, Kaa has no idea where Mowgli is, but Shere Khan won't believe him and continues to threaten the snake. So to save his skin, Kaa fearfully lies to the tiger that Mowgli's at the swamp, allowing him to flee. When Shere Khan arrives at the swamp with Mowgli nowhere to be found, he angrily growls "That snake ''lied'' to me!" Well, Shere Khan, you didn't believe Kaa when he told you the ''truth'': "I ''don't'' know where Mowgli is". Sometimes you just gotta believe the snake when he tells you the truth for once.
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**I always assumed Mowgli told them his name. He can clearly communicate with them, so it's not implausible to assume that either he told them or he pretended to choose his own name.
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* Freeze-Frame Bonus: You can see Ranjan's buttcrack during the wedgie scene if paused at the right frames


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* Loin Cloth: Mowgli and Ranjan's standard outfits.
* Magic Pants: Applies to Ranjan's loin cloth. Similar to Mowgli's in the original Jungle Book, Ranjan's loin cloth is able to stretch a fair distance away from him and still remain intact after the fact.


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* Wedgie: Ranjan is the victim of this. After Shanti tells him to stay and runs after Mowgli and Shere Khan, Ranjan almost immediately begins to follow her only for his shorts to get stuck on a branch and fling him backwards into Baloo.

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** Kaa, on the other hand, ''truthfully'' has ''no idea'' where Mowgli is, but Shere Khan won't believe him. So, out of fear, Kaa lies to the tiger that Mowgli's at the swamp, allowing him to flee.
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''The Jungle Book 2'' is the 2003 sequel to Disney's ''Disney/TheJungleBook''. Produced by [=DisneyToon=] Studios, it is one of their few films to have a theatrical release.

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[[redirect:Disney/TheJungleBook]]''The Jungle Book 2'' is the 2003 sequel to Disney's ''Disney/TheJungleBook''. Produced by [=DisneyToon=] Studios, it is one of their few films to have a theatrical release.

After being charmed by the village girl Shanti at the end of the last movie, Mowgli has since been accepted by the Man Village. Despite being adopted by a loving family, Mowgli still finds himself yearning for his old life in the jungle before he had to follow the rules of his new parents. Baloo has also found himself missing Mowgli and decides to pay him a visit despite Bagheera's objections. When Shanti mistakes Baloo for a wild predator, he and Mowgli run off to resume their carefree life in the jungle. Worried about Mowgli's well-being, Shanti and Mowgli's adopted brother Ranjan try to find him before anything happens to him. Unbeknownst to Mowgli and his friends, Shere Khan has returned to the jungle, seeking revenge after his humiliating defeat at Mowgli's hands.

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* AnimalTalk: Goes to ridiculous extremes when both Shanti and Ranjan, who unlike Mowgli have not grown up in the jungle, also automatically understand the animals with no explanation.
* ArtShift:
** Very noticeable between the two movies. The character designs are mostly the same, but they move slightly differently (most notably Mowgli, who is a lot more agile and often sports some animal-like movements he completely lacked in the original), the "hard scratchy outline" look from the original is replaced with the softer lines of modern Disney movies, and the jungle is overall a lot more lush and colorful.
** Less noticeable because the shift is gradual, but during the W-I-L-D song sequence, Baloo's color changes from his usual gray to a brighter blue, his nose even going from brown to blue during the song. According to the moviemakers, this temporary color change was done because this particular sequence was so filled with brightly-colored animals that Baloo with his gray fur seemed a little drab in comparison -- and since Baloo was supposed to be the center of attention in that scene, they gave him a more eye-catching color.
* CassandraTruth: Shere Khan refuses to believe Kaa when the latter truthfully tells him he has no idea where Mowgli is.
* CharacterExaggeration:
** Kaa's incompetence and cowardliness are greatly exaggerated to the point where he becomes something of a ButtMonkey, whereas in the first film he was [[NightmareFuel genuinely menacing]] yet constantly unsuccessful, and his general fear of Shere Khan (the same as everyone else) is exaggerated to not being able to form full sentences around him.
** Shere Khan seemed to take the opposite extreme who, while still the greatest threat of the original film, was still somewhat [[LargeHam hammy]] and [[LaughablyEvil whimsical]] in tone. Here, he is [[KnightOfCerebus much more stoic and sinister in tone]].
** Bagheera's [[TheChewToy Chew Toy]] status is also exaggerated between films.
* ChuckCunninghamSyndrome:
** King Louie, despite his EnsembleDarkhorse status and appearances in previous media such as ''WesternAnimation/TaleSpin'' and ''WesternAnimation/JungleCubs'', does not appear in the sequel (allegedly due to fears of a lawsuit issued by Louis Prima's widow over caricature of his voice).
** Colonel Hathi's wife and ''all'' of the wolves.
* CurbStompBattle: Ranjan does such a number on Kaa that even Shanti (who he was previously trying to devour) thinks [[CryForTheDevil he's had enough]].
* DemotedToExtra: Bagheera. Though he's one of the most important characters in both Kipling's book and in the original movie, he's barely involved in the plot and [[TheChewToy only shows up to get beat up a lot.]]
* DisneyDeath: [[spoiler:Lucky]].
* DistractedByTheSexy: Funnily enough, Mowgli has absolutely no problem cheerfully admitting that Shanti seduced him into the village, but she apparently finds it embarrassing and [[SheIsNotMyGirlfriend fervently denies doing any such thing]].
* IWasNamedMyName: Human example. Mowgli is called that (or Man-Cub) throughout the first movie by all the animals. Here, we see that his adopted human family has also named him Mowgli.
* MisplacedWildlife: The big dance number has both hippos (native to Africa) and ocelots (South and Central America).
* NeverMyFault: When Shere Khan interrogates Kaa on Mowgli's whereabouts. He believes that Kaa knows where Mowgli is (after hearing the snake grumble "man-cub"). But truthfully, Kaa has no idea where Mowgli is, but Shere Khan won't believe him and continues to threaten the snake. So to save his skin, Kaa fearfully lies to the tiger that Mowgli's at the swamp, allowing him to flee. When Shere Khan arrives at the swamp with Mowgli nowhere to be found, he angrily growls "That snake ''lied'' to me!" Well, Shere Khan, you didn't believe Kaa when he told you the ''truth'': "I ''don't'' know where Mowgli is". Sometimes you just gotta believe the snake when he tells you the truth for once.
* NoHoldsBarredBeatdown: Implied with the heckling vulture Lucky:
--->'''Shere Khan:''' [[SlasherSmile Isn't it ironic that your name is "Lucky"?]]
* {{Retcon}}: An obscure foreign-language novelization rendered the village girl's name as [[HilariousInHindsight Jasmine]]. Obviously this wouldn't fly [[Disney/{{Aladdin}} after 1992]], so the movie and subsequent merchandise and press material for the first film gave her a different name.
* RoleReprisal: Tony Jay, who provided the voice of Shere Khan, previously voiced a different variation of this character on ''The Jungle Book'' spin-off ''WesternAnimation/TaleSpin''.
* SissyVillain: Shere Khan is [[KnightofCerebus a more bitter villain]], though still plays around with this at times.
* SlasherSmile: Shere Khan seems to have grown a skill for these (most notably before he [[GoryDiscretionShot seemingly beats Lucky mercilessly]]).
* SpellingSong: "W-I-L-D".
* TemptingFate: Shanti says "Tigers don't come into the village" and later in the film, Shere Khan does that exact thing.
* ThatMakesMeFeelAngry: When Shere Khan is interrogating Kaa on Mowgli's whereabouts:
-->'''Shere Khan''': Oh, please don't insult my intelligence; it makes me ''irritable''.
** Kaa, on the other hand, ''truthfully'' has ''no idea'' where Mowgli is, but Shere Khan won't believe him. So, out of fear, Kaa lies to the tiger that Mowgli's at the swamp, allowing him to flee.
* TooDumbToLive: Lucky is a brainless ScrewySquirrel who spends the majority of his role taunting Shere Khan over his defeat at the hands of Mowgli ''as up close as possible'' inadvertently giving him directions to the mancub's location in the process (before falling victim to a rather nasty beating).
* TookALevelInBadass: Mowgli thankfully gets more capable in the sequel.
* UglyGuyHotWife: How Ranjan's hirsute, obese and middle-aged dad ever ended up with his very attractive young wife is a mystery [[note]] Considering that they are in India, [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Arranged_marriage_in_the_Indian_subcontinent arranged marriage]] is a likely answer.[[/note]]. Partly justified in that he's an InkSuitActor of his voice actor, John Rhys-Davies.
* WalkIntoCameraObstruction: Twice. Once with Baloo as he is walking inside the temple. "Step aside and I'll show you what a real rug cutter can do". Again with Baloo during the song WILD. Does it after he knocks off ''WesternAnimation/TimonAndPumbaa'' look-alikes.
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