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** In the 1966 anime, Leo's adult form took a very drastic change. While he still retained some of his pacifist principles, he still engaged in violent battles with other animals and considered killing them an option, something his previous incarnation wouldn't under any circumstances. As a father, Leo went from BumblingDad to an emotionally abusive SinkOrSwimMentor who would often get chastised by his wife, Laiya.
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** In the 1966 anime, Leo's adult form took a very drastic change. While he still retained some of his pacifist principles, he still engaged in violent battles with other animals and considered killing them an option, something his previous incarnation wouldn't under any circumstances. As a father, Leo went from BumblingDad to an emotionally abusive SinkOrSwimMentor who would often get chastised by his wife, Laiya. The in-universe justification for such change is that their world was bad enough that his children would surely get killed if they weren't properly trained to survive in the jungle.
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** In the 1989 anime, Leo's interest in human culture all but vanished, and most of the series is focused on developing him as an ActualPacifist who advocates for peace and coexistence, while he fights against his own violent urges as a wild animal.
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** In the 1989 anime, Leo's interest in human culture all but vanished, and most of the series is focused on developing him as an ActualPacifist a good king who advocates for peace and coexistence, while he fights against his own violent urges as a wild animal.animal. This incarnation of him leans more towards ActualPacifist and WideEyedIdealist than all the others, as Leo actively refuses to fight against other animals and humans, even if to protect his own kingdom.
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* AdaptationPersonalityChange: To a smaller degree then Kimba.
** In the original manga alongside the 1963 series, she's an upbeat and kindhearted lioness but gets easily jealous. When she becomes a young adult, she still acts like her young self but notably relaxed due to becoming a mother. In the 1965 sequel series, she's frequently against some of her husbands questionable parenting methods between Rune and Lukio.
** In the 1989 series, she's more serious and gets much more involved in action as Kimba. She also gets easily emotional and is seen crying during dramatic and emotional situations.
** In the original manga alongside the 1963 series, she's an upbeat and kindhearted lioness but gets easily jealous. When she becomes a young adult, she still acts like her young self but notably relaxed due to becoming a mother. In the 1965 sequel series, she's frequently against some of her husbands questionable parenting methods between Rune and Lukio.
** In the 1989 series, she's more serious and gets much more involved in action as Kimba. She also gets easily emotional and is seen crying during dramatic and emotional situations.
* AdaptedOut: While Coco/Pauly managed to appear in the 2009 special. Bucky/Tommy is notably absent alongside Kimba's love interest Kitty/Laiya.
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* SimpletonVoice: Bucky speaks in a dim-witted, simplistic manner.
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* SimpletonVoice: Bucky speaks in a dim-witted, simplistic manner.manner in the 1963 series.
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Kimba's LoveInterest and childhood friend.
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Kimba's LoveInterest (and future wife) and childhood friend.
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* AdaptationalBadass: In the 1989 series, she gets much more involved in action and peril. She even rescues Kimba from drowning underwater.
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* AdaptationalBadass: In the 1989 series, she gets much more involved in action and peril. She even rescues Kimba from drowning underwater.underwater at one point.
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* AdaptedOut: She's notably absent in the 2009 movie special.
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* AdaptedOut: She's notably absent in the 2009 movie special.special alongside Tommy/Bucky.
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* ChildhoodFriendRomance: With Kimba.
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* ChildhoodFriendRomance: With Kimba.Kimba, the 1989 anime takes Kimba and Kitty's romantic relationship much further as cubs.
*ConvenientlyAnOrphanConvenientlyAnOrphan: Similar to Kimba, she's an orphan who has no parents.
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* FurryFemaleMane: She has brown hair that would later be shared with her daughter Lukio/Rukio.
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* FurryFemaleMane: She has brown hair that would later be shared with her daughter Lukio/Rukio.Lukio/Rukio in the manga and 1966 sequel series.
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* AdaptationPersonalityChange: Is hit with this very often.
** In the original manga, Leo was childish and obsessed with human culture. Much of his character arc is learning to let go of his obsession with humans and accepting his animal side. As an adult, he became somewhat prejudiced with humanity, while still retaining a childish and bumbling personality.
** In the 1965 anime adaptation, Leo became a strong and wise, albeit naive young king who tried to take the good aspects of human culture and implement them in his jungle, while advocating for peace and equality between all species. He also adopted a strong MartialPacifist personality, stopping the animals in his kingdom from fighting or eating the herbivore residents of his jungle, teaching them about the importance of every living creature's life. This incarnation of him became the basis for all future appearances.
** In the 1966 anime, Leo's adult form took a very drastic change. While he still retained some of his pacifist principles, he still engaged in violent battles with other animals and considered killing them an option, something his previous incarnation wouldn't under any circumstances. As a father, Leo went from BumblingDad to an emotionally abusive SinkOrSwimMentor who would often get chastised by his wife, Laiya.
** In the 1989 anime, Leo's interest in human culture all but vanished, and most of the series is focused on developing him as an ActualPacifist who advocates for peace and coexistence, while he fights against his own violent urges as a wild animal.
** In the 1997 movie, Leo was mostly based on his 1965 incarnation. As an adult, he was wise and graceful, rather than the BumblingDad he was in the original manga. He still retained some of his original incarnation's prejudice towards humanity, though this was mostly because they were invading his land and killing the residents of his jungle. He gets better by the end.
** In the 2009 movie, contrary to every other incarnation, Leo became cowardly and spoiled as a cub. This is {{justified}}, as the movie is set in an alternate universe where Leo didn't lose his parents at birth and was raised under their guard. Most of the movie is focused on developing him into the same strong leader he was in the previous incarnations.
** In the original manga, Leo was childish and obsessed with human culture. Much of his character arc is learning to let go of his obsession with humans and accepting his animal side. As an adult, he became somewhat prejudiced with humanity, while still retaining a childish and bumbling personality.
** In the 1965 anime adaptation, Leo became a strong and wise, albeit naive young king who tried to take the good aspects of human culture and implement them in his jungle, while advocating for peace and equality between all species. He also adopted a strong MartialPacifist personality, stopping the animals in his kingdom from fighting or eating the herbivore residents of his jungle, teaching them about the importance of every living creature's life. This incarnation of him became the basis for all future appearances.
** In the 1966 anime, Leo's adult form took a very drastic change. While he still retained some of his pacifist principles, he still engaged in violent battles with other animals and considered killing them an option, something his previous incarnation wouldn't under any circumstances. As a father, Leo went from BumblingDad to an emotionally abusive SinkOrSwimMentor who would often get chastised by his wife, Laiya.
** In the 1989 anime, Leo's interest in human culture all but vanished, and most of the series is focused on developing him as an ActualPacifist who advocates for peace and coexistence, while he fights against his own violent urges as a wild animal.
** In the 1997 movie, Leo was mostly based on his 1965 incarnation. As an adult, he was wise and graceful, rather than the BumblingDad he was in the original manga. He still retained some of his original incarnation's prejudice towards humanity, though this was mostly because they were invading his land and killing the residents of his jungle. He gets better by the end.
** In the 2009 movie, contrary to every other incarnation, Leo became cowardly and spoiled as a cub. This is {{justified}}, as the movie is set in an alternate universe where Leo didn't lose his parents at birth and was raised under their guard. Most of the movie is focused on developing him into the same strong leader he was in the previous incarnations.
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* AdaptationalAttractiveness: While still retaining his cute appearance as a cub. [[https://i.pinimg.com/originals/05/04/8c/05048c9ec986148f020fce95fdcd418d.jpg His design in the 1989 series]] is [[{{Bishonen}} much handsomer and attractive]] compared to his standard design.
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* AdaptationalAttractiveness: While still [[https://i.pinimg.com/originals/87/2d/4d/872d4de5a4803d4a27635b58b68aa55f.jpg retaining his cute appearance as a cub.cub]]. [[https://i.pinimg.com/originals/05/04/8c/05048c9ec986148f020fce95fdcd418d.jpg His design in the 1989 series]] is [[{{Bishonen}} much handsomer and attractive]] compared to his standard design.
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* AdaptationalAttractiveness: While still retaining his cute appearance as a cub. His design in the 1989 series is [[{{Bishonen}} much handsomer and attractive]] compared to his standard design.
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* AdaptationalAttractiveness: While still retaining his cute appearance as a cub. [[https://i.pinimg.com/originals/05/04/8c/05048c9ec986148f020fce95fdcd418d.jpg His design in the 1989 series series]] is [[{{Bishonen}} much handsomer and attractive]] compared to his standard design.
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* AscendedExtra: While she's already a main character in the original manga and 1965 series. In the 1989 anime, she has a larger role and becomes a secondary protagonist of the series. She would frequently become Kimba's partner throughout the series.
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* AscendedExtra: While she's already a main character in the original manga and 1965 series. In the 1989 anime, she has a larger role and becomes a secondary protagonist of the series. [[BattleCouple She would frequently become Kimba's partner throughout the series.]]
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* AdaptedOut: She's notably absent in the 2009 special.
* BadassAdorable: She has quite a few moments of this as a cub, especially in the 1989 series.
* BadassAdorable: She has quite a few moments of this as a cub, especially in the 1989 series.
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* AdaptedOut: She's notably absent in the 2009 movie special.
* BadassAdorable: She has quite a few moments of this as a cub, especially in the 1989series.series where she's more involved in action.
* BadassAdorable: She has quite a few moments of this as a cub, especially in the 1989
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* ButNowIMustGo: In all apperances, she would typically leave Kimba and his friends to head off to another location but meet up in later episodes (or chapters in the manga). When she becomes a young lioness, she would stay close with her children and her husband.
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* ButNowIMustGo: In all apperances, appearances, she would typically leave Kimba and his friends to head off to another location but meet up in later episodes (or chapters in the manga). When she becomes a young lioness, she would stay close with her children and her husband.
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* TheChickTheChick: She's the only main character in the series that's a female (not counting the supporting characters and human antagonists).
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* GreatWhiteFeline: Kimba is a white lion and the main hero of the story.
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* AccidentalMurder: In the sequel ''Leo The Lion'' series, he apparently ends killing [[spoiler: Dan'l Baboon/Mandy Mandrill]] in a fit of rage. [[spoiler: However, it's eventually revealed that Mandy survived.]]
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* AccidentalMurder: In the sequel ''Leo The the Lion'' series, he apparently ends killing [[spoiler: Dan'l Baboon/Mandy Mandrill]] in a fit of rage. [[spoiler: However, it's eventually revealed that Mandy survived.]]
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* TheBeastMaster: He sometimes summons other animals to help him fight.
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* TheBeastMaster: TheBeastmaster: He sometimes summons other animals to help him fight.
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* HalfDressedCartoonAnimal: At one point in the manga, Kimba is seen wearing pants [[CivilizedAnimal while walking on two legs]] (resembling Astro Boy).
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* HalfDressedCartoonAnimal: At one point in the manga, [[https://www.anime-planet.com/images/manga/covers/thumbs/leo-the-lion-cub-35402.jpg?t=1559468303 Kimba is seen wearing pants pants]] [[CivilizedAnimal while walking on two legs]] (resembling Astro Boy).
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.* BumblingHenchmenDuo: A pair of goofy antagonists in league with the BigBad.
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* ThoseTwoBadGuys: A criminal duo.
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* AdaptationalBackstoryChange: In the 1989 anime, she first meets Kimba at an abondeded temple and thinks he's going to kidnap or hurt her. In the original manga and 1965 series, Kitty first meets Kimba after getting rescued by Claw.
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* AdaptationalBackstoryChange: In the 1989 anime, she first meets Kimba at an abondeded abandoned temple and thinks he's going to kidnap or hurt her. In the original manga and 1965 series, Kitty first meets Kimba after getting rescued by Claw.
* ButNowIMustGo: In all apperances, she would typically leave Kimba and his friends to head off to another location but meet up in later episodes (or chapters in the manga). When she becomes a young lioness, she would stay close with her children and her husband.
* FurryFemaleMane: She has brown hair that would later be shared with her daughter Lukio/Rukio.
* {{Leitmotif}}: In the 1960s series, [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KBiPxtkJh3o&t=348s she has her own character theme performed by violins, and flute]] as heard in her debut episode. Another varation of her character theme is performed by a group of women singing in opera. This would also become the LoveTheme for both Kimba and Kitty in the later episodes.
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* RidiculouslyCuteCritter: As a cub, while she loses a bit of her cuteness as an adult. She still looks pretty cute and beautiful as an adult lioness.
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* RidiculouslyCuteCritter: As a cub, while she loses a bit of her cuteness as an adult. She still looks pretty cute and beautiful as an a young adult lioness.
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[[folder:Kitty/Lyra]]
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* DubNameChange: To "Kitty" in the 1966 English dub.
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* SpellMyNameWithAnS: Her other names include Leah, Laia, Raija, Raiya, and Raya.
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* SpellMyNameWithAnS: For some reason, no single dub or subtitle ever seems to be consistent about how to translate her name. Her other dub names include Lyre, Lyra, Leah, Laia, Raija, Raiya, Ryer and Raya.
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->'''Voiced by:''' Yoshiko Ota (1965); Creator/BillieLouWatt (1965 English Dub); Yvonne Murray (1965 anime redub); Unknown Voice Actor ("Leo The Lion", 1984 English Dub "Adult"); Takashi Toyama ("Go Ahead Leo!"); Enzo Caputo (English Dub, Go Ahead Leo!); Megumi Hayashibara (1989 anime, kid); Shinnosuke Furumoto (1989 anime, adult); Masane Tsukayama (1997 movie); Creator/TaekoKawata (2009 TV movie)
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->'''Voiced by:''' Yoshiko Ota (1965); Creator/BillieLouWatt (1965 English Dub); Yvonne Murray (1965 anime redub); Unknown Voice Actor ("Leo The Lion", 1984 English Dub "Adult"); Takashi Toyama ("Go Ahead Leo!"); Enzo Caputo (English Dub, Go Ahead Leo!); Megumi Hayashibara (1989 anime, kid); Shinnosuke Furumoto (1989 anime, adult); Masane Tsukayama (1997 movie); Creator/DanGreen (1997 movie English Dub); Creator/TaekoKawata (2009 TV movie)
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->'''Voiced by:''' Keiko Matsuo (1965 anime); Sonia Owens (1965 English Dub); Unknown Voice Actress ("Leo The Lion" 1984 English Dub, Adult); Haruko Kitahama (Go Ahead Leo!); Creator/SakikoTamagawa (1989 anime); Creator/KellySheridan (1989 English Dub); Chieko Baisho (1997 movie); Creator/VeronicaTaylor (1997 movie)
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->'''Voiced by:''' Keiko Matsuo (1965 anime); Sonia Owens (1965 English Dub); Unknown Voice Actress ("Leo The Lion" 1984 English Dub, Adult); Haruko Kitahama (Go Ahead Leo!); Creator/SakikoTamagawa (1989 anime); Creator/KellySheridan (1989 English Dub); Chieko Baisho (1997 movie); Creator/VeronicaTaylor (1997 movie)
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->'''Voiced by:''' Kyoko Satomi (Go Ahead Leo!); Mifuyu Hiragi (1997 movie); Jose Alvarez (English, Go Ahead Leo!); Creator/TaraSands (1997 movie English Dub)
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->'''Voiced by:''' Creator/EikoMasuyama (Go Ahead Leo!); Creator/HekiruShiina (1997 movie); Elizabeth Williams (1997 movie English Dub)
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* AdaptationBackstoryChange: In the 1989 anime, she first meets Kimba at an abondeded temple and thinks he's going to kidnap or hurt her. In the original manga and 1965 series, Kitty first meets Kimba after getting rescued by Claw.
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* AdaptationBackstoryChange: AdaptationalBackstoryChange: In the 1989 anime, she first meets Kimba at an abondeded temple and thinks he's going to kidnap or hurt her. In the original manga and 1965 series, Kitty first meets Kimba after getting rescued by Claw.
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* AscendedExtra: While she's already a main character in the original manga and 1965 series. In the 1989 anime, she has a larger role and becomes a secondary protagonist of the series. She would frequently become Kimba's partner throughout the series.
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* AdaptationBackstoryChange: In the 1989 anime, she first meets Kimba at an abondeded temple and thinks he's going to kidnap or hurt her. In the original manga and 1965 series, Kitty first meets Kimba after getting rescued by Claw.
* AdaptedOut: She's notably absent in the 2009 special.
* AdaptedOut: She's notably absent in the 2009 special.
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* FinalSpeech: [[spoiler: As she's dying of a plague, she asks her daughter to come closer and lesson closely to her words. She tells Lukio to watch after her husband Kimba/Leo and help them protect the jungle after she dies.]]
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* FinalSpeech: [[spoiler: As she's dying of a plague, she asks her daughter to come closer and lesson closely to her words. She tells Lukio to watch after her husband Kimba/Leo Kimba/Leo, make sure Rune/Lune returns safety, and help them protect the jungle after she dies.]]
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* RidiculouslyCuteCritter: As a cub, while she loses a bit of her cuteness as an adult. But she still looks pretty cute and beautiful as an adult lioness.
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* RidiculouslyCuteCritter: As a cub, while she loses a bit of her cuteness as an adult. But she She still looks pretty cute and beautiful as an adult lioness.
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* HeartBrokenBadass: He doesn't take [[spoiler: Kitty's death]] very well. While he's able to keep his composure for the sake of his daughter. He slowly starts getting less motivated as the story progresses.
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* AbusiveParents: In the 1966 ''Onward Leo!'' anime, Leo physically assaults his children and drags them into dangerous situations. He also drags Rune out into the wilderness far from home and forces him to find his way back, which nearly gets him killed.
* AccidentalMurder: In the sequel ''Leo The Lion'' series, he apparently ends killing [[spoiler: Dan'l Baboon/Mandy Mandrill]] in a fit of rage. [[spoiler: However, it's eventually revealed that Mandy survived.]]
* AccidentalMurder: In the sequel ''Leo The Lion'' series, he apparently ends killing [[spoiler: Dan'l Baboon/Mandy Mandrill]] in a fit of rage. [[spoiler: However, it's eventually revealed that Mandy survived.]]
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* AccidentalMurder: In the sequel ''Leo The Lion'' series, he apparently ends killing [[spoiler: Dan'l Baboon/Mandy Mandrill]] in a fit of rage. [[spoiler: However, it's eventually revealed that Mandy survived.]]
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* AccidentalMurder: AdaptationalJerkass: In the sequel ''Leo The Lion'' 1966 series, he's far more violent and willing to kill than most versions of him, and he apparently ends killing [[spoiler: Dan'l Baboon/Mandy Mandrill]] engages in a fit of rage. [[spoiler: However, it's eventually revealed that Mandy survived.]]some very bad parenting practices his original manga counterpart would never have even considered.
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* AChildShallLeadThemAChildShallLeadThem: He becomes king while he's still a cub.
* ConvenientlyAnOrphan: {{Deconstructed}}; while being an orphan gives Kimba every excuse to go on fun and exciting adventures, he is also the new ruler of the jungle that his father that he never had and has a WellDoneSonGuy relationship once ruled. [[OrphansOrdeal The conflicts between Kimba's attempts to turn the jungle into a utopia and Panja's older rules results in several headaches for the hero]].
* ConvenientlyAnOrphan: {{Deconstructed}}; while being an orphan gives Kimba every excuse to go on fun and exciting adventures, he is also the new ruler of the jungle that his father that he never had and has a WellDoneSonGuy relationship once ruled. [[OrphansOrdeal The conflicts between Kimba's attempts to turn the jungle into a utopia and Panja's older rules results in several headaches for the hero]].
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* ConvenientlyAnOrphan: {{Deconstructed}}; while being an orphan gives Kimba every excuse to go on fun and exciting adventures, he is also the new ruler of the jungle that his father that he never had and has a WellDoneSonGuy relationship once ruled. [[OrphansOrdeal The conflicts between Kimba's attempts to turn the jungle into a utopia, and Panja's older rules results in several headaches for the hero]].
* DubNameChange: He has only kept his original name for the English dub of ''Leo the Lion'', ''Jungle Emperor Leo'' and the 2009 special. In both English dubs of the 1965 series and ''The New Adventures of Kimba the White Lion" his name was changed, obviously.
* DubNameChange: He has only kept his original name for the English dub of ''Leo the Lion'', ''Jungle Emperor Leo'' and the 2009 special. In both English dubs of the 1965 series and ''The New Adventures of Kimba the White Lion" his name was changed, obviously.
* DubNameChange: He has only kept his original name for the English dub of ''Leo the Lion'', ''Jungle Emperor Leo'' and the 2009 special. In both English dubs of the 1965 series and ''The New Adventures of Kimba the White Lion" his name was changed, obviously.
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* HeroicBSOD: Near the end of the manga and 1997 movie, the morning after [[spoiler: Kitty's death]]. He's completely heartbroken and decides to stare at the clouds all morning. Meanwhile his daughter is busy collecting flowers to put on to her mother's grave. As she's getting closer to her grave, [[spoiler: she quitely collapses]] which quickly allerts Kimba. As he's checking on her body, he's visibly shaking and on the verge of tears.
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* HeroicBSOD: Near the end of the manga and 1997 movie, the morning after [[spoiler: Kitty's death]]. He's completely heartbroken and decides to stare at the clouds all morning. Meanwhile his daughter is busy collecting flowers to put on to her mother's grave. As she's getting closer to her grave, [[spoiler: she quitely collapses]] which quickly allerts alerts Kimba. As he's checking on her body, he's visibly shaking and on the verge of tears.
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* MeaningfulName: Leo in the Japanese-version, his parents explain that they gave him that name because it means "Brave."
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* MeaningfulName: Leo in the Japanese-version, his parents explain that they gave him that name because it means "Brave.""brave".
* SomeoneToRememberHimBy: His father died before he was born.
* ThouShaltNotKill: In the 1965 anime he absolutely abhors violence, and values all life. Nearly anyone he fights lives through the encounter, although usually with AmusingInjuries. A noticeable exception is a giant mutant grasshopper, but he feels terrible about what he did. The only time he comes close to killing a person is when he sees Hamegg again but even then he spares him and later rescues him from crashing into a tree and hopes to make peace.
* TookALevelInJerkass: Kimba is commonly portrayed as a pacifist, meaning he won't fight and especially not kill unless it is made necessary. The 1965 series is no exception. However, in its sequel series "Onward Leo!", he would severely hurt, kill and even aid others in fighting their enemies. In that series, he also puts his own son through emotional abuse and mortal danger, which also puts him at odds with his wife.
* VegetarianCarnivore: Some versions of him try to adopt a vegetarian diet, with varying degrees of success.
* TookALevelInJerkass: Kimba is commonly portrayed as a pacifist, meaning he won't fight and especially not kill unless it is made necessary. The 1965 series is no exception. However, in its sequel series "Onward Leo!", he would severely hurt, kill and even aid others in fighting their enemies. In that series, he also puts his own son through emotional abuse and mortal danger, which also puts him at odds with his wife.
* VegetarianCarnivore: Some versions of him try to adopt a vegetarian diet, with varying degrees of success.
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* TookALevelInJerkass: Kimba is commonly portrayed as a pacifist, meaning he won't fight and especially not kill unless it is made necessary. However, in the sequel series "Onward Leo!", he would severely hurt, kill and even aid others in fighting their enemies. In that series, he also puts his own son through emotional abuse and mortal danger, which also puts him at odds with his wife.
* ThouShaltNotKill: In the 1965 anime he absolutely abhors violence, and values all life. Nearly anyone he fights lives through the encounter, although usually with Amusing Injuries. A noticeable exception is a giant mutant grasshopper, but he feels terrible about what he did. The only time he comes close to killing a person is when he sees Hamegg again but even then he spares him and later rescues him from crashing into a tree and hopes to make peace.
* ThouShaltNotKill: In the 1965 anime he absolutely abhors violence, and values all life. Nearly anyone he fights lives through the encounter, although usually with Amusing Injuries. A noticeable exception is a giant mutant grasshopper, but he feels terrible about what he did. The only time he comes close to killing a person is when he sees Hamegg again but even then he spares him and later rescues him from crashing into a tree and hopes to make peace.
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* BadassAdorable: While she has her own action moments in the 1965 series. In the 1989 series, she gets much more involved in action and peral. She even rescues Kimba from drowning underwater.
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* BadassAdorable: She has quite a few moments of this as a cub, especially in the 1989 series.
* TheBigDamnKiss: In the 1989 series, one episode had her and Kimba sharing their very first kiss as cubs.
* TheDiseaseThatShallNotBeNamed: Near the end of the manga and 1997 movie, [[spoiler: she suddenly gets an unnamed plague and gets covered in purple spots. As it gets worse, we see her writhing in pain as she's dying.]]
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* GoodParents: In the sequel series ''Leo The Lion'', while Kimba has some very questionable parenting methods. Kitty is more caring and friendlier with her two cubs.
* GoodParents: In the sequel series ''Leo The Lion'', while Kimba has some very questionable parenting methods. Kitty is more caring and friendlier with her two cubs.
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* TheBigDamnKiss: In the 1989 series, one episode had her and Kimba sharing their very first kiss as cubs.
* TheDiseaseThatShallNotBeNamed: Near the end of the manga and 1997 movie, [[spoiler: she suddenly gets an unnamed plague and gets covered in purple spots. As it gets worse, we see her writhing in pain as she's dying.]]
* TheDiseaseThatShallNotBeNamed: Near the end of the manga and 1997 movie, [[spoiler: she suddenly gets an unnamed plague and gets covered in purple spots. As it gets worse, we see her writhing in pain as she's dying.]]
* GrumpyOldMan: While he's still a fairly wise mentor figure to Kimba, he's also an ornery old coot.
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* HairTriggerTemper: One of Pauly's main character traits is being comically bad-tempered. He rivals [[WesternAnimation/{{Animaniacs}} Pesto]] in terms of being easily set off.
* JerkWithAHeartOfGold: PaulyCrackeris pugnacious and has a short temper, but he's not a bad guy.
* JerkWithAHeartOfGold: Pauly
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* TheDitz: Bucky
* EvilCripple: He's missing his left eye in most versions and he's always a bad guy.
* ItsAllAboutMe
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* ItsAllAboutMe
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* SparedByTheAdaptation: [[spoiler: Every single one except maybe the 1989 series.]]
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* SparedByTheAdaptation: [[spoiler: Every [[spoiler:He survives in every single one retelling of the story except maybe the 1989 series.]]
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* AdaptationalHeroism: The 2009 special has him be an AntiHero.
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* AdaptationalBadass: In the original manga, he's a bumbling fool. Most adaptations make him a significantly more formidable and capable character.
* AdaptationalHeroism: The 2009 special has him be anAntiHero.AntiHero rather than a villain as he usually is.
* AdaptationalHeroism: The 2009 special has him be an
* TheDragon: To Claw.
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* TheDragon: To Claw.
* HypercompetentSidekick: In comparison to the boorish Claw, Cassius is cunning and pragmatic. This is not the case in in the manga, where Cassius is a bumbling fool.
* HypercompetentSidekick: In comparison to the boorish Claw, Cassius is cunning and pragmatic. This is not the case in in the manga, where Cassius is a bumbling fool.
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* FatAndSkinny: Tom/Dick is skinny, Tab/Bo is short.
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* FatAndSkinny: Tom/Dick is tall and skinny, Tab/Bo is short.short and chubby.
* ScavengersAreScum: A vulture who works for one of the main villains.
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* AdaptationalHeroism: In the 1966 dub, he believed that animals that served humans were unfit to live and fair game for good eatin' – however in the 1966 dub it was instead implied that Caesar was as progressive as his son, which makes some episodes somewhat awkward (like Sampson's return, who offers some former pack-mules to Kimba as an offering for a celebratory meal). The 1993 dub keeps his original policy.
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* AdaptationalHeroism: In the 1966 dub, 1965 series, he believed that animals that served humans were unfit to live and fair game for good eatin' – however in -– however, the 1966 original English dub it was instead implied that Caesar was as progressive egalitarian and broad-minded as his son, which makes some episodes somewhat awkward (like Sampson's return, who offers some former pack-mules to Kimba as an offering for a celebratory meal). The 1993 dub keeps his original policy.
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* TheGoodKing: Downplayed in the case of Caesar in the Manga and original Japanese: while Caesar was a good king to his loyal subjects, he had little mercy for animals in captivity.
* TheGoodKing: Downplayed in the manga and original Japanese: while Caesar was a good king to his loyal subjects, he had little mercy for domesticated animals, viewing any animal who served humans as unfit to live.
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* TheBait Was captured by Hamegg in order to lure in Ceasar.
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* TheBait TheBait: Was captured by Hamegg in order to lure in Ceasar.
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* [[spoiler:DeathByAdaptation: In the 1989 series.]]
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* [[spoiler:DeathByAdaptation: In DeathByAdaptation: [[spoiler:In the 1989 series.]]
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* SkewedPriorities: When Kimba tells animals carrying the hides of his ancestors to save themselves instead of the hides when drowning in the River, she chews Kimba out.
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* SkewedPriorities: When Kimba tells the animals carrying the hides of his ancestors to save themselves instead of the hides when drowning in the River, river, she chews Kimba out.out for letting some of the hides be washed away.
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* AbusiveParents: In the 1966 ''Onward Leo!'' anime Leo physically assaults him and forces him to live in the wild and walk far from home, which nearly gets him killed.
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* SoleSurvivor: [[spoiler: He alongside his sister are the only surviving members of Kimba and Kitty's family by the end of the manga and 1997 movie.]]
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* SoleSurvivor: [[spoiler: He alongside his sister are the only surviving members of Kimba and Kitty's family by the end of both the manga and the 1997 movie.]]
* AdaptationPersonalityChange: She's more tomboyish in the 1966 series than the original manga.
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** In the manga and 1997 movie [[spoiler: she breaks down after Kitty dies after catching a plague.]]
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** In the manga and 1997 movie [[spoiler: she breaks down after Kitty when her mother dies after catching a from an unnamed plague.]]
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An agressive elephant who highly disagrees with Kimba's views on humans and his bratty son.
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An agressive aggressive elephant who highly disagrees with Kimba's views on humans and his bratty son.
* CruelElephant: Both of them. Pagoola is a giant bully who hates humanity, abuses and throws his weight around smaller animals, gets offended at the smallest insult and demands respect from everyone around him even when he's trying to kill them. Bizo is essentially a smaller version of him, and his father threatens to kill anyone who fights back when he tries to bully them.
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* CruelElephant: Both of them. Pagoola is a giant bully who hates humanity, abuses and throws his weight around smaller animals, gets offended at the smallest insult and demands respect from everyone around him even when he's trying to kill them. Bizo is essentially a smaller version of him, and his father threatens to kill anyone who fights back when he tries to bully them.
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* HonorableElephant: Is a kind and wise.
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* HonorableElephant: Is a kind and wise.wise individual.
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* WhatDoesHeSeeInHer: Why he is considers Mary to be the love of his life when she's an animal abusing clingy jealous girl who he (in the 1965 anime) admits behaves worse than animals is anyone's guess.
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* WhatDoesHeSeeInHer: Why he is considers Mary to be the love of his life when she's an animal abusing clingy jealous girl animal-abusing ClinglyJealousGirl who he (in the 1965 anime) admits behaves worse than animals is anyone's guess.
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* AdaptationalHeroism: Mary is a more positive figure in the 1997 film, lacking all of her negative qualities to the point that it would have been less of an example of WhatDoesHeSeeInHer if Kenichi had fallen in love with this Mary. Given she has absolutely nothing in common with any iteration of Mary, her name could just be a MythologyGag rather than being a true adaptation of the character.
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* AdaptationalHeroism: Mary is a more positive figure in the 1997 film, lacking all of her negative qualities to the point that it would have been less of an example of WhatDoesHeSeeInHer if Kenichi had fallen in love with this Mary. Given she has absolutely nothing in common with any iteration of Mary, her name could just be a MythologyGag rather than being a true adaptation incarnation of the character.
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* BadPeopleAbuseAnimals: In the Anime Tonga is a hunter who puts animals in cages and starves them so they become wild and thus more fun to hunt, and gleefully massacred a herd of elephants.
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* BadPeopleAbuseAnimals: In the Anime Anime, Tonga is a hunter who puts animals in cages and starves them so they become wild and thus more fun to hunt, and gleefully massacred a herd of elephants.
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* EgomaniacHunter: In the Anime Tonga claims she doesn't care about money, just the hunt.
* KickTheDog: Or lion cub in this case. In both the Manga and Anime Mary starts physically assaulting Kimba shortly after they interact, and repeatedly do so.
* HateSink: In 1965 anime even before she became Tonga, she would routinely abuse Kimba for the crime of getting attention from her boyfriend. As Tonga she becomes far worse in her cruelty. The Manga version has her also be cruel and petty.
* KickTheDog: Or lion cub in this case. In both the Manga and Anime Mary starts physically assaulting Kimba shortly after they interact, and repeatedly do so.
* HateSink: In 1965 anime even before she became Tonga, she would routinely abuse Kimba for the crime of getting attention from her boyfriend. As Tonga she becomes far worse in her cruelty. The Manga version has her also be cruel and petty.
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* DoubleStandardAbuseFemaleOnMale: Subverted; while her abuse of Kenichi is PlayedForLaughs at times, it's ''never'' portrayed as acceptable.
* EgomaniacHunter: In theAnime Anime, Tonga claims she doesn't care about money, just the hunt.
* KickTheDog: Or lion cub in this case. In both the Manga and Anime Mary starts physically assaulting Kimba shortly after they interact, and repeatedly do so.
* HateSink: In 1965 anime even before she became Tonga, she would routinely abuse Kimba for the crime "crime" of getting attention from her boyfriend. As Tonga she becomes far worse in her cruelty. The Manga version has her also be cruel and petty.
* EgomaniacHunter: In the
* KickTheDog: Or lion cub in this case. In both the original manga and the 1965 anime, Mary starts physically assaulting Kimba shortly after they interact, and repeatedly do so.
* RaceLift: She was white in the original manga, but she's been subject to this a couple of times. Conga is a native in the 1989 adaptation, with no indication she was ever Mary. There's also a dark-skinned circus performer name Mary in the 1997 film.
* RaceLift: She was white in the original manga, but she's been subject to this a couple of times. Conga is a native in the 1989 adaptation, with no indication she was ever Mary. There's also a dark-skinned circus performer name Mary in the 1997 film.
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* RaceLift: Conga is a native in the 1989 adaptation, with no indication she was ever Mary. There's also a dark skinned circus performer name Mary in the 1997 film.
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* DiedInYourArmsTonight: In the Manga he dies in Kenichi's arms.
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* DiedInYourArmsTonight: In the Manga Manga, he dies in Kenichi's arms.
* EvenEvilHasLovedOnes: Despite being a pretty big bastard, he genuinely cares about his daughter.
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* RetiredMonster: Not that his current situation of being a hunter is upright, but he used to be a SS Officer. Lamp coerces him into working with him, threatening to reveal his secret to his daughter.
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* RetiredMonster: Not that his current situation of being job as a hunter poacher is upright, exactly on the up-and-up, but he used to be a SS Officer. Lamp coerces him into working with him, threatening to reveal his secret to his daughter.
* ThoseWackyNazis: Before he turned to poaching, he was an officer in the SS.
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* JerkWithAHeartOfJerk: Is a cruel man who cares little for anything other than money and power.
* KickTheSonOfABitch: Sadistically coerces Hamegg into working for him. They way he does it is by bringing up Hamegg's past as a Nazi officer.
* KickTheSonOfABitch: Sadistically coerces Hamegg into working for him. They way he does it is by bringing up Hamegg's past as a Nazi officer.
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* JerkWithAHeartOfJerk: {{Jerkass}}: Is a cruel man who cares little for anything other than money and power.
* KickTheSonOfABitch: Sadistically coerces Hamegg into working for him. They way he does it is by bringing up Hamegg's past as a Naziofficer.officer who worked in the camps.
* KickTheSonOfABitch: Sadistically coerces Hamegg into working for him. They way he does it is by bringing up Hamegg's past as a Nazi
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* DomesticAbuse: In the 1966 sequel series, Kimba would occasionally slap or beat Kitty (his childhood friend and love interest) when he gets extremely angry or upset. Mostly due to his parenting method with Rune and Lukio.
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** In the 1966 series, she's visibly upset about seeing her father (Kimba) hitting Kitty (her mother). She alongside her brother are also horrified after Leo unintentionally knocks out Mandy, to the point it seems like Leo has killed him, right in front of their eyes
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** In the 1966 series, she's visibly upset about seeing her father (Kimba) hitting Kitty (her mother). She she alongside her brother are also horrified after Leo unintentionally knocks out Mandy, to the point it seems like Leo has killed him, right in front of their eyeseyes.
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* YouDontLooksLikeYou: In the original manga and the 1966 sequel series, Lukio has the same design as Kitty/Lyra's design as a cub. In the 1997 movie, she's given a new design and lacks Kitty's brown hair/fur with an all yellow body.
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* YouDontLooksLikeYou: YouDontLookLikeYou: In the original manga and the 1966 sequel series, Lukio has the same design as Kitty/Lyra's design as a cub. In the 1997 movie, she's given a new design and lacks Kitty's brown hair/fur with an all yellow body.
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* DomesticAbuse: In the 1966 sequel series, Kimba would occasionally slap or beat Kitty (his childhood friend and love interest) when he gets extremely angry or upset. Mostly due to his parenting method with Rune and Lukio.
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** In the 1966 series, she's visibly upset about seeing her father (Kimba) hitting Kitty (her mother). She alongside her brother are also horrified after Leo unintentionally knocks out Mandy, to the point it seems like Leo has kiled him, right in front of their eyes
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** In the 1966 series, she's visibly upset about seeing her father (Kimba) hitting Kitty (her mother). She alongside her brother are also horrified after Leo unintentionally knocks out Mandy, to the point it seems like Leo has kiled killed him, right in front of their eyes
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* YouDontLooksLikeYou: In the original manga and the 1966 sequel series, Lukio has the same design as Kitty/Lyra's design as a cub. In the 1997 movie, she's given a new design and lacks Kitty's brown hair/fur with an all yellow body.
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An agressive elephant who highly disagrees with Kimba's views on humans.
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Phant & Bizo]]
An agressive elephant who highly disagrees with Kimba's views onhumans.humans and his bratty son.
An agressive elephant who highly disagrees with Kimba's views on
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* CruelElephant: Pagoola is a giant bully who hates humanity, abuses and throws his weight around smaller animals, gets offended at the smallest insult and demands respect from everyone around him even when he's trying to kill them.
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* EnfanteTerrible: Bizo tries to throw a sickly and dying Lyre off a cliff in the manga, Kimba promptly beats him up for it. In the anime adaptation, he attempts to kill Rune and destroy the vaccine that would save Lyre and the jungle from the deadly plague. He later runs back crying to Pagoola and convinces him to start a war with Kimba and kill his human friends.
* CruelElephant: Both of them. Pagoola is a giant bully who hates humanity, abuses and throws his weight around smaller animals, gets offended at the smallest insult and demands respect from everyone around him even when he's trying to kill them. Bizo is essentially a smaller version of him, and his father threatens to kill anyone who fights back when he tries to bully them.
* CruelElephant: Both of them. Pagoola is a giant bully who hates humanity, abuses and throws his weight around smaller animals, gets offended at the smallest insult and demands respect from everyone around him even when he's trying to kill them. Bizo is essentially a smaller version of him, and his father threatens to kill anyone who fights back when he tries to bully them.
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* TookALevelInJerkass: Kimba is commonly portrayed a pacifist, meaning he won't fight and especially not kill unless it is made necessary. However, in the sequel series "Onward Leo!", he would severely hurt, kill and even aid others in fighting their enemies. In that series, he also puts his own son through emotional abuse and mortal danger, which also puts him at odds with his wife.
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* TookALevelInJerkass: Kimba is commonly portrayed as a pacifist, meaning he won't fight and especially not kill unless it is made necessary. However, in the sequel series "Onward Leo!", he would severely hurt, kill and even aid others in fighting their enemies. In that series, he also puts his own son through emotional abuse and mortal danger, which also puts him at odds with his wife.
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* TookALevelInJerkass: In the sequel series "Leo The Lion", he becames an abusive parent and does many questionable things.
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* TookALevelInJerkass: In Kimba is commonly portrayed a pacifist, meaning he won't fight and especially not kill unless it is made necessary. However, in the sequel series "Leo The Lion", "Onward Leo!", he becames an abusive parent would severely hurt, kill and does many questionable things.even aid others in fighting their enemies. In that series, he also puts his own son through emotional abuse and mortal danger, which also puts him at odds with his wife.
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* AdaptationalAttractiveness: While still retaining his cute appearance as a cub. His design in the 1989 series is [[{{Bishonen}} handsomer and attractive]] compared to his standard design.
* AdaptationalCurves: In the 1989 series, Kimba's body is notably more muscular compared to the original manga and 1965 series. Notably during close up shots and fight scenes.
* AdaptationalCurves: In the 1989 series, Kimba's body is notably more muscular compared to the original manga and 1965 series. Notably during close up shots and fight scenes.
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* AdaptationalAttractiveness: While still retaining his cute appearance as a cub. His design in the 1989 series is [[{{Bishonen}} much handsomer and attractive]] compared to his standard design.
* AdaptationalCurves: In the 1989 series, Kimba's body is notably more muscular (mainly around his shoulders and chest) compared to the original manga and 1965 series. Notably during close up shots (such as Kimba crying) and fight scenes.
* AdaptationalCurves: In the 1989 series, Kimba's body is notably more muscular (mainly around his shoulders and chest) compared to the original manga and 1965 series. Notably during close up shots (such as Kimba crying) and fight scenes.
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* ConvenientlyAnOrphan: {{Deconstructed}}; while being an orphan gives Kimba every excuse to go on fun and exicting adventures, he is also the new ruler of the jungle that his father that he never had and has a WellDoneSonGuy relationship once ruled. [[OrphansOrdeal The conflicts between Kimba's attempts to turn the jungle into a utopia, and Panja's older rules results in several headaches for the hero]].
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* ConvenientlyAnOrphan: {{Deconstructed}}; while being an orphan gives Kimba every excuse to go on fun and exicting exciting adventures, he is also the new ruler of the jungle that his father that he never had and has a WellDoneSonGuy relationship once ruled. [[OrphansOrdeal The conflicts between Kimba's attempts to turn the jungle into a utopia, and Panja's older rules results in several headaches for the hero]].
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* AdaptationalAttractiveness: While still retaining his cute apperance as a cub. His design in the 1989 series is [[{{Bishonen}} handsomer and attractive]] compared to his standard design.
* AdaptationalCurves: In the 1989 series, Kimba's body is notably more muscular compared to the original manga and 1965 series.
* AdaptationalCurves: In the 1989 series, Kimba's body is notably more muscular compared to the original manga and 1965 series.
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* AdaptationalAttractiveness: While still retaining his cute apperance appearance as a cub. His design in the 1989 series is [[{{Bishonen}} handsomer and attractive]] compared to his standard design.
* AdaptationalCurves: In the 1989 series, Kimba's body is notably more muscular compared to the original manga and 1965 series. Notably during close up shots and fight scenes.
* AdaptationalCurves: In the 1989 series, Kimba's body is notably more muscular compared to the original manga and 1965 series. Notably during close up shots and fight scenes.
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* FantasySequence: In the 1997 movie, after being curious about humans and their relationship with animals. We get a short imagination sequence showing Lune/Rune riding on robot pants (complete with a bow tie) traveling around the world.
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* AdaptationalAttractiveness: While still retaining his cute apperance as a cub. His design in the 1989 series is [[{{Bishonen}} handsomer and attractive]] compared to his standard design.
* AdaptationalCurves: In the 1989 series, Kimba's body is notably more muscular compared to the original manga and 1965 series.
* AdaptationalCurves: In the 1989 series, Kimba's body is notably more muscular compared to the original manga and 1965 series.
