Kopa

[SuperBabySimba]

[quote="QueenSummer"]I don't just beleive that Kopa is canon. I know that Kopa is canon. And if you ask for proof, I'm not gonna bother SBS, the proof is all around you.[/quote]

Even though Kopa doesn't appear in the films and none of the film makers have ever spoken of him, you still know he's canon. That's great.

[SummerSnowLeopard]

Ughhhh....

[Misiziri]

I know I said I was leaving this particular forum, but...

I like you, QueenSummer!

SBS: They use the words "I believe" and get so touchy about Kopa getting negative comments and won't see sense and convincingness in anything that contradicts their belief. What does that remind you of?

It reminds me of you. It's a perfect description! Simply because YOU were the one defending Kopa as non-canon does not mean your defensive arguments were right. I choose him as canon because of physical description and the fact that it fits well into the plot. Simply because you didn't see it in the movie does not mean "Oop, it never happened!" It's nonexistant (the movies) and unless it makes absolutely ZERO sense, than it could very well be canon for that movie!

Now this time it really is enough. Later!

[SummerSnowLeopard]

Thanks!

[Jiirani]

People can believe whatever they want, but the truth will always be that Disney did not create Kopa... Maybe we should just class him a Semi-Canon and get over this argument =.=

[SummerSnowLeopard]

Semi-Canon is good enough for me

[SuperBabySimba]

[quote="LavishLioness"]Simply because YOU were the one defending Kopa as non-canon does not mean your defensive arguments were right. I choose him as canon because of physical description and the fact that it fits well into the plot. Simply because you didn't see it in the movie does not mean "Oop, it never happened!" It's nonexistant (the movies) and unless it makes absolutely ZERO sense, than it could very well be canon for that movie![/quote]

Let me think... It obviously doesn't happen in the film. It doesn't happen even in the books. So that leaves only your own head as a place where it has ever happened. Are you saying your personal fantasy is more right and accurate as a canon-related argument than a fact that it doesn't happen in any official shape or form?

[SummerSnowLeopard]

Kopa is in the movie, duh

But Kopa as semi-canon is good enough for me.

[SuperBabySimba]

[quote="QueenSummer"]Kopa is in the movie, duh [/quote]

Only seemingly in the first film. o.O But there's official proof that he isn't in it in its creators' vision. And I was talking about the fan theories of the ways Kopa disappeared--none of those are in any of the films but only in some fans' heads and thus the theories remain fanon.

[SummerSnowLeopard]

Kopa is either canon or semi-canon.