🎶It’s okay, we’re just children watching you~🎶

@timona-lisa started it!!!! Bob and Linda can be so Timbaa coded sometimes. It’s amazing. 😭

Would Slappy and Uncle Max get along or would Slappy bully the shit out of him? Or would it be both?

Or would he be chilling with Walter Wolf?

OH GOD, I'M GONNA SAY BOTH...

Slappy wouldn't have any time for Uncle Max's shtick and she'd let him know right off the bat but she'd try to get along with him (or at least not throw dynamite at his head) for Ma's sake.

Both feature a really small character (Pompom and Hodari) who are/feel left out from doing what they love because of their small size. But when there’s a problem caused by someone much bigger (Bandit hogging the seesaw and Kiburi fighting Makuu while the latter is injured), they’re the one to overcome it. Pompom helps her friends outweigh Bandit and Hodari helps the lion guard defeat Kiburi and save Makuu

In conclusion, Pompom’s just like Hodari fr fr

Do you have any headcanons on….ummm….let’s do Ushari!

oh hi Nikki! happy new year! for your request

Ushari headcanons sadly i don't have many hcs for him 😭

his human years in my mind maybe be 29-31

he is accept by He/His/Him/It pronouns

his orientation is asexual and bisexual 👍

(i kinda thought of him as Agender lol)

in human au he really likes any vampires stuffs like Nosferatu

(Nosferatu is his fave movie in the au)

he is really sensitive to any green fruits

(like green apple and green grapes)

he is currently an ghost and now he is helping Makucha's Army to make any plans for going to the tree of life and trying to have revenge

the blue (or purple???) serpent was secretly his biological uncle

he meet Shupavu when they both was teen!

Cue a very awkward conversation where Timon tries to explain why he proposed to a mf hyena

I’m gonna be honest with you — I haven’t watched The Lion Guard. Not really anyways. I’ve checked out a couple of the T&P centric episodes, but it’s just not my thing. And I’m not much of a Bunga fan, I’m so sorry. 🥲

But yeah, I imagine that T&P would definitely tell Bunga stories about how they fought in battles!! And I imagine that Timon especially would really add flourishes and ham it all up to make them sound extra heroic.

HAPPY BIRTH, CAMYYYYY

Sooooooooooo! It’s kind of a long story, and I’m going to be a little vague because I don’t want to spoil anything too much from my fanfic! But yeah. Also some of this might be subject to change, as I’m still workshopping story beats, so if I contradict myself later, don’t @ me.

As it stands right now, Pumbaa and Kanisha actually knew each other as little kids, way back when her family briefly joined his sounder in the Pridelands. She was the only one who didn’t mind his scent, the only friend he had. But when her family realized Pumbaa’s smell made it impossible to hide from predators, they left, separating them before they fully understood why. This was a VERY brief friendship in Pumbaa’s life, and the only one he had ever had before Timon came in. (And then of course, once Timon entered the picture, Pumbaa felt like his life had finally, truly began.)

Anyways, fast-forward to the present: Kanisha is a hardened warrior, once a high-ranking general in the antagonist’s army before turning against him. After losing her mate years ago during her rebellion, she was finally captured, humiliated, and eventually “gifted” to Simba (as a “wedding gift” for Kovu and Kiara) as an insult, as it was a well-known fact that Simba doesn’t eat warthogs. Of course, Simba freed her, but she was left with absolutely nothing, until she crossed paths with Pumbaa again.

MEANWHILE, our friend Timon is deep in the worst midlife crisis spiral of his life. After years of being THE Timon, the legend, the savior, the meerkat who raised a king, he’s suddenly grappling with the terrifying realization that none of that fame has been fulfilling for him. He’s restless, reckless, sneaking off in the middle of the night, desperately chasing something he can’t even define. He thinks he wants to be desired, to be wanted, to be admired, but when he gets that from other meerkats in the Pridelands, ones who never knew him as the “screw up,” but as the “legend,” it feels COMPLETELY hollow. Like they don’t truly see him for HIM as an individual. And when Pumbaa starts forming a genuine connection with Kanisha, that’s when it really hits him.

At first, Timon is comically bashful around Kanisha, completely caught off guard by how effortlessly she intimidates him. But when she starts bonding with Pumbaa instead, and when she and Pumbaa start having private conversations, inside jokes, moments of undeniable warmth? OH MY GOD, the jealousy kicks in hard. He doesn’t even realize why he’s upset at first, why he keeps making snarky comments, why he’s suddenly so passive aggressive and competitive. Until, in the middle of an argument with Pumbaa, he snaps:

“You promised we wouldn’t lose ‘us,’ Pumbaa! You said nothing would change! So tell me—if we’re not losing ‘us,’ then WHY DO I FEEL LIKE I’M DISAPPEARING?!”

And that’s what it was really about. It’s not just about Kanisha. It’s about everything. His own fading sense of self, his fear of being left behind, his inability to admit that he is the one with issues that need addressed. His insecurity and fear that Pumbaa will leave him blinds him to the fact that Pumbaa loves him fully and without conditions.

Meanwhile, Pumbaa and Kanisha grow closer, not through fiery passion, but through something soft and steady. Pumbaa, ever the gentle and kind soul, is the first to make Kanisha laugh in years. And she, in turn, gives him something he’s never really had before: a friendship on totally equal footing.

Then, when Timon gets separated from Pumbaa and the rest of the group, Pumbaa and Kanisha have to lean on each other even more. They bond over late-night talks. Shared grief. (Her with the loss of her mate, Pumbaa with the fresh wound of not knowing if Timon is okay and desperately wanting to reunite with him.) The two of them share a quiet, growing bond of trust. And by the time the dust settles, they decide they don’t want to part ways.

Their love story isn’t dramatic and chaotic, like Timon and Mya’s, but rather, it’s built on trust, healing, and bonding over their bravery in the face of overwhelming grief and fear. Kanisha, who has lost everything, finds someone who won’t leave, who helps her feel safe. And Pumbaa, who has always been overlooked and shunned by his own kind, finally has another genuine friendship.

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…I realize that all of that probably RAISED a lot more questions than what it answered, but I’m trying so hard to be vague so as not to give away too many spoilers. 🤣😭 And I haven’t even mentioned how Mya fits into all this, which is important too!