Are there any other honey badgers in the Pride Lands?

Are there any other honey badgers in the Pride Lands?

Postby InsaneSeagull » January 27th, 2016, 11:40 am

I know this question sounds silly, but after watching Bunga The Wise something made me think of it...

When Rafiki said that honey badgers are the most intelligent animals in the Pride Lands, Bunga took it as a personal compliment. And not just that, all the other animals at the same moment thought that it relates to him and started calling him Bunga the Wise, and asking for advice. As far as I recall, Rafiki didn't say it relates to Bunga. He was speaking of honey badgers in general.

As far as we know, Bunga was adopted. Could it be that he's not from Pride Lands at all, and that there are none more there? Has anyone else thought of this?
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Re: Are there any other honey badgers in the Pride Lands?

Postby Rollo » January 27th, 2016, 1:31 pm

I was thinking about the whole 'adopted' scenario a few days ago, actually. I came up with a theory that Bunga may have been found in Timon and Pumbaa's oasis, but returned with them to the Pridelands when Kion was born, since T&P would want to see Simba's second child. We can assume they then decided to stay to 'help' Simba (since they're so good at that :roll: ) and ending up making a home at Hakuna Matata Falls. I haven't thought much more about it but I would love an explanation as to how they ended up adopting him in the first place.

Although, this would mess with the idea that T&P continually leave Pride Rock to return to the oasis. 1 1/2 sort of screwed things up a little with their ending.
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Re: Are there any other honey badgers in the Pride Lands?

Postby Squeely » January 28th, 2016, 7:53 am

Why would Rafiki say honey badgers were "the smartest animals in the Pridelands" if Bunga was the only honey badger in the Pridelands, though? Rafiki seemed to imply there were more honey badgers in the Pridelands. Still though, the theories brought up here are interesting, and I hope we get answers about Bunga's origins in future episodes.
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Re: Are there any other honey badgers in the Pride Lands?

Postby Troll Berserker » January 28th, 2016, 8:20 am

I don't think that Bunga is the only honey badger. We just see the exact animals that witnessed Bunga doing the smart thing, so why would they search for other honey badgers when they have Bunga just there?
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