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* NiceHat: Bucky wears a straw hat in some versions with varying origins.
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* EvenEvilHasLovedOnes: As creepy as his infatuation is to Kitty he never tries to hurt her and even tries to genuinely win her affection.
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* MushroomSamba: One episode of the 1965 series featured Kimba eating a mushroom and starts hallucinating his friends and allies acting rude and unfriendly to him.
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* AdaptationPersonalityChange: To a smaller degree then her future mate Kimba.
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* NamedAfterTheInjury: Has an injury over his left eye, presumably missing an eyeball, most likely caused from a claw attack on his face at some point.
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* ReusedCharacterDesign: Similar to her brother, she shares the same character design as Kitty as a cub. The exception is the 1997 movie where she's given a brand new design.
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* HeroicSacrifice: Both the manga and the 1997 movie end on [[spoiler: Leo falling on Dr. Moustache's knife to allow him to eat his flesh and wear his fur to survive a snowstorm]].
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* SparedByTheAdaptation: While ''Onward Leo!'' was a straight adaptation of the second half of the manga, [[spoiler: here, he survives to the end]].
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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:''' 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 Music/MegumiHayashibara (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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* EverythingsBetterWithMonkeys
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* BadassMustache: A rhino with a moustache.
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* AdaptedOut / DemotedToExtra: Absent in the 1965 anime, while in the 1997 movie there's a lion tamer with a similar appearance who roughs Rune up a bit before Mary stops him, but nothing more.
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* AdaptedOut / DemotedToExtra: Absent in the 1965 anime, while in the 1997 movie there's a lion circus tamer with a similar appearance who roughs Rune up a bit before Mary stops him, but nothing more.
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* HumansAreBastards: Adam utterly crushes Rune's idyllic ideas of civilization and living with humans by being arguably the worst specimen of the entire manga.
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* BabiesEverAfter: In the ending of the manga, she's living with Mr. Mustache and Kenichi, being the latter's wife and mother of his baby boy.
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* BondVillainStupidity: Instead of killing Shunsaku Ban, he comes up with a more convoluted plan of sending him away and having one of his henchmen impersonate him, which Ban manages to undo forcing Adam and his men to abandon ship and survive on an African beach (until they come across Rune). Later, he knocks out Lamp when he comes after him, but tells his men to tie him up so that he can try reason with him later. The result: [[HoistByHisOwnPetard Lamp manages to free himself and sets Adam's circus on fire]].
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* BondVillainStupidity: Instead of killing Shunsaku Ban, Mr. Mustache, he comes up with a more convoluted plan of sending him away and having one of his henchmen impersonate him, which Ban Mr. Mustache manages to undo bust forcing Adam and his men to abandon ship and survive on an African beach (until they come across Rune). Later, he knocks out Lamp when he comes after him, but tells his men to tie him up so that he can try reason with him later. The result: [[HoistByHisOwnPetard Lamp manages to free himself and sets Adam's circus on fire]].
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* BadPeopleAbuseAnimals: Poor, poor Rune...
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* BadPeopleAbuseAnimals: Poor, poor Rune...
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* AdaptedOut / DemotedToExtra: Absent in the 1965 anime, while in the 1997 movie there's a lion tamer with a similar appearance who roughs Rune up a bit before Maria stops him, but nothing more.
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* AdaptedOut / DemotedToExtra: Absent in the 1965 anime, while in the 1997 movie there's a lion tamer with a similar appearance who roughs Rune up a bit before Maria Mary stops him, but nothing more.
* UndignifiedDeath: His final battle with Lamp ends with them wrestling in a puddle of mud, where Lamp gets the upper hand before they get both trampled over to death by a herd of panicking elephants.
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* UndignifiedDeath: His final battle with Lamp ends with them wrestling in a puddle of mud, where Lamp gets the upper hand before they get both trampled over to death by a herd of panicking elephants.
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* UndignifiedDeath: His final battle with Lamp ends with them wrestling in a puddle of mud, where Lamp gets the upper hand before they get both trampled over to death by a herd of panicking elephants.
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* HeWhoFightsMonsters: A cruel man who goes after former evil men (like the ex-Nazi Hamegg) and other evil men like Adam Dandy, asking him to have Rune handed over to him or else he'll expose that he sold a moonlight stone to an enemy country.
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One of the professors who asks Hamegg to help him find the moonlight stones.
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*HeroicSuicide: Allows BondVillainStupidity: Instead of killing Shunsaku Ban, he comes up with a more convoluted plan of sending him away and having one of his henchmen impersonate him, which Ban manages to undo forcing Adam and his men to abandon ship and survive on an African beach (until they come across Rune). Later, he knocks out Lamp when he comes after him, but tells his men to tie him up so that he can try reason with him later. The result: [[HoistByHisOwnPetard Lamp manages to free himself to die to give and sets Adam's circus on fire]].
* BadPeopleAbuseAnimals: Poor, poor Rune...
* FashionableEvil: If hisexpedition [[MeaningFulName name]] is any indication, he likes to be sharply dressed.
* FauxAffablyEvil: When he first meets Rune and discovering that he can talk, he pretends to be ahigher chance for survival.
* ReusedCharacterDesign: Is Duke Redshipwrecked person and has the lion cub rescue him by alerting a passing ship through a seagull. Once they're safe and alone, Adam takes advantage of Rune's desire to see the human world and has him sign a [[DealWithTheDevil life contract]] to become his property, and it all goes downhill from there for Kimba's son.
* HateSink: He's scheming, backstabbing, manipulative, greedy and physically abusive villain without a single redeeming quality or PetTheDog moments. You'll wish for his demise to be [[TheresNoKillLikeOverkill much more violent]] than what it ended up being.
* KarmaHoudiniWarranty: It takes a while before he finally gets his comeuppance, until then he's very lucky to have come across Rune allowing him to become a rich showman.
* RepulsiveRingmaster: Adam sets up a huge circus business with Rune as the star attraction for being a TalkingAnimal. Of course, any time Rune refuses to listen correctly (such as when he's asked to whip the other lions, or when he allows a group of lions to nap in the middle of a performance) Adam beats the living daylights out of him. Rune's whole subplot with Adam clearly shows the influence ''WesternAnimation/{{Dumbo}}'' has had on Tezuka'sStar System.work.
* SinisterSchnoz: Has a long, pointy nose that goes upwards.
* WouldHurtAChild: He's extremely abusive towards Rune to the point of edging to TheChewToy territory, but he's also willing to kidnap and threaten with death Pito, a human boy who befriends Rune during his captivity.
* UndignifiedDeath: His final battle with Lamp ends with them wrestling in a puddle of mud, where Lamp gets the upper hand before they get both trampled over to death by a herd of panicking elephants.
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* BadPeopleAbuseAnimals: Poor, poor Rune...
* FashionableEvil: If his
* FauxAffablyEvil: When he first meets Rune and discovering that he can talk, he pretends to be a
* ReusedCharacterDesign: Is Duke Red
* HateSink: He's scheming, backstabbing, manipulative, greedy and physically abusive villain without a single redeeming quality or PetTheDog moments. You'll wish for his demise to be [[TheresNoKillLikeOverkill much more violent]] than what it ended up being.
* KarmaHoudiniWarranty: It takes a while before he finally gets his comeuppance, until then he's very lucky to have come across Rune allowing him to become a rich showman.
* RepulsiveRingmaster: Adam sets up a huge circus business with Rune as the star attraction for being a TalkingAnimal. Of course, any time Rune refuses to listen correctly (such as when he's asked to whip the other lions, or when he allows a group of lions to nap in the middle of a performance) Adam beats the living daylights out of him. Rune's whole subplot with Adam clearly shows the influence ''WesternAnimation/{{Dumbo}}'' has had on Tezuka's
* SinisterSchnoz: Has a long, pointy nose that goes upwards.
* WouldHurtAChild: He's extremely abusive towards Rune to the point of edging to TheChewToy territory, but he's also willing to kidnap and threaten with death Pito, a human boy who befriends Rune during his captivity.
* UndignifiedDeath: His final battle with Lamp ends with them wrestling in a puddle of mud, where Lamp gets the upper hand before they get both trampled over to death by a herd of panicking elephants.
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* ReusedCharacterDesign: Shares the same design as his father when he was a cub. To the point, that viewers will easily mistake him as Kimba.
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** [[spoiler: In the manga: ''This will be my end.. I wish I could see Merry- Oh, Merry! Save her.'']]
** [[spoiler: In the 1997 movie: ''The stones are mine! At last they're mine! All the money! All the power! Delicious!'']]
** [[spoiler: In the manga: ''This will be my end.. I wish I could see Merry- Oh, Merry! Save her.'']]
** [[spoiler: In the 1997 movie: ''The stones are mine! At last they're mine! All the money! All the power! Delicious!'']]
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* ScavengersAreScum: A vulture who works for one of the main villains.
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* AuthorityInNameOnly: Kimba acts more like a democratic leader than he acts like a king. In several episodes, Kimba loses the faith of his people by doing something that goes against their will, once even putting things to a vote and leaving the jungle because his people didn't want him. Rather than "ruling" the jungle or imposing rules that it must follow, he has to prove to his followers that his way of dealing with issues are better overall. The only reason why he's called a "king" in the first place is because his followers respect him that much.
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* InNameOnly: Mary in the 1997 film was actually based on an entirely different character from the same manga, who on top of that, also happened to be a little ''boy''.
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* EasilyForgiven: In the Anime, she starves animals, enslaves them, kills god-knows-how-many of them off-screen, and on-screen, she kills a lioness and a pack of over ''400 elephants''. But since she's amnesiac, she doesn't get punished for her crimes.
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* EasilyForgiven: In the Anime, she starves animals, enslaves them, kills god-knows-how-many of them off-screen, and on-screen, she kills a lioness and a pack of over ''400 elephants''. She also tries to kill Kenichi and Mr. Mustache, her boyfriend and his uncle, respectively. But since she's amnesiac, they accept her with open arms once she regains her memories and she doesn't get punished for any of her terrible crimes.
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* BreakoutCharacter: He's included in the 2009 special, whereas Bubu is not.
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* KarmaHoudini: Pagoola commits numerous atrocities across all Kimba media, including, but not limited to: stealing, property destruction and attempted murder of humans and numerous species of cubs. You want to know what the best part is? He receives absolutely no comeuppance for his actions and both him and his son survive the end of the series, whereas [[spoiler:Leo/Kimba and Laiya/Kitty]] do not.
* HateSink: They regularly show up to bully the main cast, even when they're trying to save the jungle, and get away with it every single time. Good luck trying to find any good qualities whatsoever in these two.
* HateSink: They regularly show up to bully the main cast, even when they're trying to save the jungle, and get away with it every single time. Good luck trying to find any good qualities whatsoever in these two.
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* WhatDoesHeSeeInHer: Why he is considers Mary to be the love of his life when she's an animal-abusing ClinglyJealousGirl 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 ClinglyJealousGirl ClingyJealousGirl who he (in the 1965 anime) admits behaves worse than animals is anyone's guess.
* EasilyForgiven: In the Anime, she starves animals, enslaves them, kills god-knows-how-many of them off-screen, and on-screen, she kills a lioness and a pack of over ''400 elephants''. But since she's amnesiac, she doesn't get punished for her crimes.
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* 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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* HateSink: In 1965 anime anime, even before she became Tonga, she would routinely abuse Kimba for the "crime" of getting attention from her boyfriend. As Tonga Tonga, she becomes far worse in her cruelty. The Manga version has her also be cruel and petty.
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* AdaptationalCurves: Similar to Kimba, her design in the 1989 is a more muscular (mainly around her chest and shoulders) than her standard design.
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* BerserkButton: Badmouthing Kimba is this for Coco/Pauly.
* BewareTheNiceOnes: Coco/Pauly is usually all bark and no bite. But in at least two different instances, he saved Kimba's life. And in another instance, he led an army of birds and straight up tried to ''kill'' Bubu/Claw when he was threatening Kimba. Bubu was only saved because Kimba begged Coco to spare him.
* BewareTheNiceOnes: Coco/Pauly is usually all bark and no bite. But in at least two different instances, he saved Kimba's life. And in another instance, he led an army of birds and straight up tried to ''kill'' Bubu/Claw when he was threatening Kimba. Bubu was only saved because Kimba begged Coco to spare him.
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* UndyingLoyalty: They're this to Kimba. While the other animals usually rebel against his ruling or do something reprehensible, they're the first ones to call them out on their behaviour. They're also the first ones to put themselves in danger to save Kimba's life whenever he gets in trouble.
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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 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.
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* AdaptationPersonalityChange: To a smaller degree then her future mate Kimba.
** In the original manga alongside the 1963 series, [[CheerfulChild she's an upbeat and kindheartedlioness 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 1966 sequel series, she's frequently against some of her husbands husband's questionable parenting methods between Rune and Lukio.
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