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Fan Casting Mowgli Legend of the jungle (If Fictional Characters Made It)

África Version

Story added by adrianabengozarlopez on November 16, 2023

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Jungle Book african version

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  • kylevansteelandt

    Why Zugor and Scar? Moto Moto (Hippopotomous) and Phango (African Leopard) makes more sense for this fictional cast.
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  • adrianabengozarlopez

    @kylevansteelandt That's because you haven't seen the movie, because literally Zugor and Scar are very similar to the Baloo and Shere Khan presented in this movie; It's because in the Netflix movie Baloo had a grumpy old teacher personality in line with the original book, something that is very similar to Zugor who had a somewhat similar role as that old and bitter mentor, while Moto Moto's role in in his film he was not even remotely a wise professor, being more simply a handsome and seductive casanova (in addition to the fact that for the editing of a hypothetical video it is easier to edit it with Zugor's archive material as he appears more in his respective film in addition to having scenes interacting with young Tarzan that serve as material for scenes of Baloo interacting with Mowgli while Moto Moto barely provides material by literally only appearing in three scenes: when he emerges from the water, when he is with Gloria in the romantic pond and when He starts digging the ground in search of water and only comes up with gold). And then Shere Khan in that movie was literally Scar, between Benedict Cumberbatch's interpretation that is very similar to that of Jeremy Irons or Jim Cummings as Scar and between his plot to dethrone Akela as Scar plotting to overthrow Mufasa, Well, the thing makes that role fit Scar like a glove; In addition, Scar provides more archival material for the majority of Shere Khan scenes.
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