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'''Canon''' - not to be confused with ''canonical'' or [[official]] - refers to the legitimacy of something from The Lion King fandom. In the context of The Lion King fandom, if something is Canon, then it is from the most official source in the fandom (the '''movies''' - starting with [[The Lion King]], then [[The Lion King II: Simba's Pride]] and finally [[The Lion King 1½]]).

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	'''Can{{middot}}on''' ['''kan'''-''uh''n]<ref>http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/canon</ref>		'''Can{{middot}}on''' ['''kan'''-''uh''n]<ref>http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/canon</ref>

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 *[[Official]]
 *[[Unofficial]]
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 == Notes ==
-*Often, the term ''canon'' is mistakenly substituted for [[official]], another term that defines the legitimacy of an element from a movie. The mistake is widespread but marginally accepted.
+*Often, the term ''canon'' is mistakenly substituted for ''[[official]]'', another term that defines the legitimacy of an element from a movie. The mistake is widespread but marginally accepted.
 *The Disney Animated Canon is a group of full-length animated Disney films of similar medium and caliber. Direct-to-video movies are not part of this canon.
 *Canon, although pronounced exactly like it, is often misspelled as ''cannon''.

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-'''Can{{middot}}on''' ['''kan'''-''uh''n]
+'''Can{{middot}}on''' ['''kan'''-''uh''n]<ref>http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/canon</ref>
 -'''''noun'''''
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 == External links ==
 *[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Disney_theatrical_animated_features List of Disney theatrical animated features] article at Wikipedia
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−	'''~~Canon~~''' - ~~not to be confused with~~ ''~~canonical~~'' ~~or [[official]~~] - ~~refers to the legitimacy~~ of ~~something from The Lion King fandom. In~~ the ~~context of The Lion King fandom, if something is~~ Canon, ~~then it is from~~ the ~~most official source in the fandom (~~the ~~[[:Category:Movies\|movies]] - starting with~~ [[The Lion King]]~~, then~~ [[The Lion King II: Simba's Pride]] ~~and finally~~ [[~~The Lion King 1½~~]]). ~~The~~ term ~~Canon refers to~~ the Disney Canon~~, or list~~ of ~~theatrical animated feature~~-length films of ~~the Canon class~~ - ~~of which The Lion King is a~~ part of ~~but the sequel and prequel~~/~~midquel are not~~.	+	'''Can{{middot}}on''' ['''kan'''-''uh''n]
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		+	-'''''noun'''''
		+	#a group of films collectively known as the "Disney Animated Canon."
		+
		+	-'''''adjective''''' ''(Slang)''
		+	#pertaining to, established by, or conforming to the Disney Animated Canon or a film from the Disney Animated Canon.
		+	#''Colloquial'' . pertaining to, established by, or conforming to any Disney movie.
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		+	== Examples ==
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		+	*[[The Lion King]] is canon.
		+	*[[The Lion King II: Simba's Pride]] is not canon.
		+	*[[Simba]] is canon.
		+	*Simba is a canon character.
		+	*[[Kovu]] is not canon.
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		+	== Notes ==
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		+	*Often, the term ''canon'' is mistakenly substituted for [[official]], another term that defines the legitimacy of an element from a movie. The mistake is widespread but marginally accepted.
		+	*The Disney Animated Canon is a group of full-length animated Disney films of similar medium and caliber. Direct-to-video movies are not part of this canon.
		+	*Canon, although pronounced exactly like it, is often misspelled as ''cannon''.
		+
		+	== See also ==
		+	*[[Official]]
		+	*[[Unofficial]]
		+
		+	== External links ==
		+	*[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Disney_theatrical_animated_features List of Disney theatrical animated features] article at Wikipedia

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−	'''Canon''' - not to be confused with ''canonical'' or [[official]] - refers to the legitimacy of something from The Lion King fandom. In the context of The Lion King fandom, if something is Canon, then it is from the most official source in the fandom (the movies - starting with [[The Lion King]], then [[The Lion King II: Simba's Pride]] and finally [[The Lion King 1½]]). The term Canon refers to the Disney Canon, or list of theatrical animated feature-length films of the Canon class - of which The Lion King is a part of but the sequel and prequel/midquel are not.	+	'''Canon''' - not to be confused with ''canonical'' or [[official]] - refers to the legitimacy of something from The Lion King fandom. In the context of The Lion King fandom, if something is Canon, then it is from the most official source in the fandom (the [[:Category:Movies\|movies]] - starting with [[The Lion King]], then [[The Lion King II: Simba's Pride]] and finally [[The Lion King 1½]]). The term Canon refers to the Disney Canon, or list of theatrical animated feature-length films of the Canon class - of which The Lion King is a part of but the sequel and prequel/midquel are not.

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−	'''Canon''' - not to be confused with ''canonical'' or [[official]] - refers to the legitimacy of something from The Lion King fandom. In the context of The Lion King fandom, if something is Canon, then it is from the most official source in the fandom (the ~~'''~~movies~~'''~~ - starting with [[The Lion King]], then [[The Lion King II: Simba's Pride]] and finally [[The Lion King 1½]]). The term Canon refers to the Disney Canon, or list of theatrical animated feature-length films of the Canon class - of which The Lion King is a part of but the sequel and prequel/midquel are not.	+	'''Canon''' - not to be confused with ''canonical'' or [[official]] - refers to the legitimacy of something from The Lion King fandom. In the context of The Lion King fandom, if something is Canon, then it is from the most official source in the fandom (the movies - starting with [[The Lion King]], then [[The Lion King II: Simba's Pride]] and finally [[The Lion King 1½]]). The term Canon refers to the Disney Canon, or list of theatrical animated feature-length films of the Canon class - of which The Lion King is a part of but the sequel and prequel/midquel are not.

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−	'''Canon''' - not to be confused with ''canonical'' or [[official]] - refers to the legitimacy of something from The Lion King fandom. In the context of The Lion King fandom, if something is Canon, then it is from the most official source in the fandom (the '''movies''' - starting with [[The Lion King]], then [[The Lion King II: Simba's Pride]] and finally [[The Lion King 1½]]). The term Canon refers to the Disney Canon, or list of ~~feature length~~ theatrical animated films - of which The Lion King is a part of but the sequel and prequel/midquel are not.	+	'''Canon''' - not to be confused with ''canonical'' or [[official]] - refers to the legitimacy of something from The Lion King fandom. In the context of The Lion King fandom, if something is Canon, then it is from the most official source in the fandom (the '''movies''' - starting with [[The Lion King]], then [[The Lion King II: Simba's Pride]] and finally [[The Lion King 1½]]). The term Canon refers to the Disney Canon, or list of theatrical animated feature-length films of the Canon class - of which The Lion King is a part of but the sequel and prequel/midquel are not.

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−	'''Canon''' - not to be confused with ''canonical'' or [[official]] - refers to the legitimacy of something from The Lion King fandom. In the context of The Lion King fandom, if something is Canon, then it is from the most official source in the fandom (the '''movies''' - starting with [[The Lion King]], then [[The Lion King II: Simba's Pride]] and finally [[The Lion King 1½]]).	+	'''Canon''' - not to be confused with ''canonical'' or [[official]] - refers to the legitimacy of something from The Lion King fandom. In the context of The Lion King fandom, if something is Canon, then it is from the most official source in the fandom (the '''movies''' - starting with [[The Lion King]], then [[The Lion King II: Simba's Pride]] and finally [[The Lion King 1½]]). The term Canon refers to the Disney Canon, or list of feature length theatrical animated films - of which The Lion King is a part of but the sequel and prequel/midquel are not.

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