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Fred ships Timon and Pumbaa with each other
  • You know Timon's wacky prankster friend, Fred? Well, the whole princess kidnapping was staged by him and the snake was his hit man. He wanted Tatiana out of the picture so Timon would get together with Pumbaa and have a bromance. He spied on Pumbaa beforehand to stake out potential male mates for Timon after Timon confessed to being bisexual and thought Timon and Pumbaa would make a cute couple. His goat trick in Mind Over Matterhorn, his appearance in Tanzania Zany and his impersonating Timon's mother was his way of putting Timon and Pumbaa's relationship to the test. In other words, Fred is a particularly depraved Shipper on Deck as well as a Chessmaster.
    • Even if he does ship them, the idea of him arranging their meeting is a bit of a stretch.

What if Fred set up the kidnapping of the duke's daughter?

Following up the idea up there, what if Fred did set up a kidnapping but ether tried to back out of it at the last minute, perhaps he was making a deal with the snake, memory is hazy if it was a cobra, as a massive prank only to realize it would be a really too dumb to live idea. He tried to back out but it was too late.

The entire series is a bunch of fanfics written by Rafiki.
  • And posted where, may I ask?

Quint is a Time Lord.
In every episode he appears in, he has a different name and a different occupation. No matter the odds, Timon and Pumbaa still manage to cross paths with him.

The entire series is a dream the main two are having, hence the show's bizarreness.
The episode "Two for the Zoo" is actually the series' opener, in which the duo try (and eventually succeed) in becoming zoo animals. From there, they begin having dreams about being able to talk to humans and travelling to cities around the world. Given how far they can travel, it wouldn't be so big a stretch to assume that they later managed to escape back to Africa.

The series will be brought back...
As a new cartoon in the vein of Chip 'n' Dale: Park Life. The Lion King still holds up as one of Disney's most iconic films and the meerkat-warthog duo are among their most beloved sidekicks. It would make sense to give them a new series that invokes the same wacky humor of their previous show and The Lion King 1 ½, for nostalgia. And maybe they could even bring back Quint as their Arch-Enemy. As for the title, nothing could be more fitting than simply Hakuna Matata!.

Pumbaa defeated the fire-breathing chicken
  • In "Be More Pacific", Pumbaa accidentally wished for "a fire-breathing monster with claws and wings that [Timon] can't defeat", the episode ending with the two of them being under attack by a seemingly indestructible fire-breathing giant chicken. However, since the wish stated that Timon couldn't defeat the fire-breathing monster, it may be that Pumbaa could have defeated it at some future moment (such as when he finally concludes that Timon's plan to find another wish-granting fish isn't going to work).

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