you being a hindu do not have an in deapth knowledge about your own religion bro
@_UNISTAR_6 күн бұрын
HinduSIUM......or HinduISM? Lol, I think u're mispronouncing. And this is the 3rd video I've seen u doing that. Thought I'd mention it once.
@swattdeeds5 күн бұрын
I could be 😅 locally we either say Inthu Matham or Siva samayam
@_UNISTAR_5 күн бұрын
@@swattdeeds In Bharat, we say Sanatan Dharma.
@saro32126 күн бұрын
Instagram and TikTok cause kids might film something they'd very much regret later. Sure, they can delete the video, but what's stopping others from downloading it
@swattdeeds5 күн бұрын
true
@suryamgangwal83156 күн бұрын
Sesha most probably means the avant shesha who carries the whole universe on his back
@swattdeeds6 күн бұрын
Mythology Guy did clarify that in my comments. Weirdly, I've never known anyone place that much big importance on him other than him being a God of Snakes and Vishnu's bed and him being his brother in Avatar forms.
@ZavGhoul12 күн бұрын
The algorithm gave me this. Cool! 🤘
@swattdeeds11 күн бұрын
I'm glad it did! Welcome! Appreciate you checking out the video
@reljakingofgames100212 күн бұрын
Lmao, great video bro
@swattdeeds12 күн бұрын
Thank you bro ☺
@saro321213 күн бұрын
Emotions discover the Internet 😂 I do find it odd that the filmmakers didn't touch on the Internet's effect on the growing mind. The first film came out 2015 it was the right time, and everything.
@swattdeeds12 күн бұрын
I think it was a bit early. The apps were around, but they weren't overly used like now. The second film could've focused on that but they didn't for some reason.
@saro321212 күн бұрын
@swattdeeds haven't seen the second one yet, but yeah, bumber, they didn't do that. Riley was 12 or 11 in the first one, which was 2015, so she is the kid that grew up with Ipads and smart tech.
@swattdeeds12 күн бұрын
@@saro3212 maybe because of that she could be well adjusted to social media
@vismaykedilaya131814 күн бұрын
I remember hearing an alternative explanation for Duryodhana's achilles heel (or thigh, in this case). it had something to do with him saturating every other part of his body with pain (like taking hotter showers in the hopes of becoming fire resistant), and just ignored his thigh/crotch? I have no idea where this is even legit. It's probably not, but tbh, it's a lot cooler.
@swattdeeds13 күн бұрын
I am not aware of this but I pointed out in another mythology video different regions have their own take on the story. kzread.info/dash/bejne/X2Wbkqqoh8rOiqw.html So that explanation could be true too!
@vismaykedilaya131814 күн бұрын
To your point as to why Bhima's dad is the wind god, I believe (correct me if i'm wrong) that it comes from an association of earth with traits such as femininity and peace (Bhoomi devi, and her daughter Sita, Parvati, and various others). I could be very wrong here, but this does seem to be a trend in other cultures (very explicitly in China but various cultures have an Earth mother archetype)
@swattdeeds13 күн бұрын
You are correct! Bhuma Devi is mainly known for being a symbol of femininity, a caring mother, peace, and a bearer of great burdens. But this has always bugged me, strength should be on that list of traits.
@khylerbane452314 күн бұрын
I always love to think the real reason Shiva is married to Parvati and Kali is because Kali fell head over heels for Shiva and nobody tried to stop the marriage despite Shova already being married for fear of what Kali would do to them if they did, and/or the thought of how Kali would handle rejection is a thought not even destroyer of the universe Shiva wants made a reality. I mean she did almost cause the apocalypse because Durga was frustrated, imagine how rejection would end?
@swattdeeds13 күн бұрын
haha🤣😂 to our beliefs they are all the same person but that's how it would go if they were different people😂 Vishnu: Aren't you already married? Shiva: Don't you think I know that! Be my guest go tell her that! Vishnu: No thanks I'm good
@khylerbane452314 күн бұрын
Kali reminds me of the Lovecraftian gods. She’s not good nor is she evil, Kali simply is. A avatar of life, and it’s destroyer, a maddened and sadistic butcher and a loving protector, a peaceful ambience cover and a death metal album cover. Also I love how in the myth where she nearly destroyed the world she literally bursts from Durga’s head like Athena, and then literally kills the antagonist by draining is blood and drinking it all, and eating his clones. And when Durga says the fights over and time to go Kali just goes “Leave? I just F*cking *got* here! And I’m far from done, b*tch!” and goes full berserker. Hindu mythology goes hard when it wants too.
@swattdeeds13 күн бұрын
Hindu gods in general are like the big gods in Lovecraftian mythos like Yog-Sothoth and Azathoth. Hindu concepts may have inspired Lovecraft. Kali hits extra hard as a rock metal icon haha!
@CYB3RL0RD35414 күн бұрын
Zira is simbas aunt ?
@swattdeeds14 күн бұрын
It was not confirmed that she was his mate and Kovu is not Scar's biological son. However, the other 2 kids probably are Scar's kids.
@kaushiksunapu565714 күн бұрын
4:28 alright. You've got to educate yourself here a bit, not just you, but the majority of people who attribute Karna's "mistreatment" to casteism. Drona, the guru of the Kauravas and the Pandavas, also taught Karna. The point where he stopped appeasing the boy was when he insisted on gaining knowledge of the astras. Drona grew suspicious pf him here, since Karna only seemed to desire this knowledge to be greater than Arjuna in battle, so it was not right to support this ego of his.
@swattdeeds13 күн бұрын
You are correct! I am aware of that version and interpretation! But again different regions have their own take on the story🙂
@kaushiksunapu565713 күн бұрын
@@swattdeeds good to know! The version that I'm referring to is what Vyasa wrote in his Mahabharata, as far as I'm aware. It's just tv serials and retellings over time that alter the original quite a bit and lead to wrong understanding of the events narrated.
@swattdeeds13 күн бұрын
@@kaushiksunapu5657 I think it's a general thing with religious stories that they tend to alternate as they spread. I wouldn't call that a wrong understanding but instead altered to fit their own region's cultural takes. In the Tamil version of the story that I am aware of (there are many Tamil ones too 😅), Karna is often portrayed as a heroic figure who is discriminated against because of his low caste background. This theme of social injustice and discrimination against lower castes is a recurring one in Tamil literature and culture. The Tamil retelling of the story of Karna thus serves as a way to highlight these social issues and challenge the prevailing caste-based hierarchy.
@kaushiksunapu565714 күн бұрын
3:55 when in the world did this happen😭😭. I know its just for fun, but it was Karna who was adamant on murdering the Pandavas as a kid with his dear evil friend Duryodhana, this has little to do with casteism lmao
@swattdeeds14 күн бұрын
I do have to point out that different regions have their own take on the story. I did mention that in another Hindu video which I will share the link to the time stamp is 19.50 and the link is directed to it. kzread.info/dash/bejne/X2Wbkqqoh8rOiqw.html He was adamant in fighting the Pandavas and defiantly set on defeating Arjun, and in the story I am familiar with Karna's resentment was highly influenced by the fact that he wasn't allowed to learn archery due to his birth cast (even though he is actually a son of god and only the adopted son of a charioteer)
@kaushiksunapu565714 күн бұрын
2:25 also, the story isn't meant to be taken literally. It's important to understand the lesson on a metaphorical plane. Ganesha, or Vinayaka, is made up of the dirt of his mother, so representing negative qualities such as arrogance and ignorance, which display in his behaviour opposite to Shiva. This is why Shiva had to destroy his head, where all of the negativity resided. It's also worth considering that Ganesha's creation was only brought about with Uma's, or Shakti's part of the process. Since Purusha, or Shiva, had no part in this union, the child was automatically incomplete, which was rectified by Shiva when he contributed to the revival of his son.
@vridathegrimm15 күн бұрын
To sum up what you are saying about gods matching Shiva for Greek/ Roman it would be: any being above a titan (So Gia and her husband.) OR you might only mean gods that were there at the start of everything so that would be the being we call Chaos who made Gia, eros, and many of the beings that made the titans then there would be no matching equivalent for Norse as Odin is the strongest god and only one being came before him and his brothers Possibly the Buddha but he is not a god by technicality There would be 2 gods from Japanese (or chinese) mythology but i forget their names Outside of these I cant think of many primordial gods or goddesses primordial deities being those who were around at the start of time or existed before the universe and created it
@swattdeeds15 күн бұрын
As you pointed out Chaos would be a good matchup. Norse gods can't come close. I don't know how Buddha's power scaling works 😅 I only know he was human but then became an enlightened being. Don't know anything about Japanese or Chinese mythology so I have no idea. That's why went to the Lovecraftian deities who think the basic concept was inspired by Hinduism.
@vridathegrimm14 күн бұрын
@swattdeeds As far as i know about the Buddha power scaling wise from legends and mythology the questions about his powers are pretty much Yes. He is the universe, the palm of his hand can represent its entirety his finger can be a vast range of mountains his breath a hurricane. That's more mythological its a state separated from the cycle of reincarnation but im also not well versed the two examples i gave were things shown in the story journey to the west
@PeoplecallmeLucifer15 күн бұрын
3:13 Should have just gave him an elephant neck XD
@swattdeeds15 күн бұрын
The head was all I could find😅
@PeoplecallmeLucifer15 күн бұрын
@@swattdeeds fair XD
@SirsasthNigam.18 күн бұрын
15:36 I thought it was thighs Good to see another Indian OSP and mythology Guy fan
@swattdeeds18 күн бұрын
It is said to be his "Inner Thighs" Cause he did ask the Pandaver's wife to sit on his thigh but I think they were hitting at the family jewels🤣 I am technically Tamil Sri Lankan but I appreciate the sentiment ☺
@SirsasthNigam.18 күн бұрын
@@swattdeeds Ok neighbor Your order of shorts is a bit confusing with memes
@SirsasthNigam.18 күн бұрын
4:26 We Indians did better job at this atleast attack names were referencing Hidden Treasure of the Indian World of Gods & Shiva's War Dance Tandava (Samsara Rebirth) Krittivasa (Flaming Tiger Claw Dance) Tandava Karma (Samsara War Dance - Ashes) Deva Loka (Final Act Flame Dance)
@saro321219 күн бұрын
Tigers would still be bigger
@swattdeeds19 күн бұрын
Not by much specifically the Bengal Tiger.
@evanderzufarsetiawan251119 күн бұрын
Shere khan that title king of the jungle he Will keep fighting to keep that title
@swattdeeds19 күн бұрын
The Khan is stong in the remake he took on the wolf pack, a sloth bear and leopard all at the same time.
@evanderzufarsetiawan251119 күн бұрын
@@swattdeeds Yup wow he is OP and in the disney animated version he take down baloo so easily
@swattdeeds19 күн бұрын
@evanderzufarsetiawan2511 He can definitely give the Lions a run for their money. Both Scar and Simba don't stand a chance, but I do think Mufasa could maybe take him.
@evanderzufarsetiawan251120 күн бұрын
I liked shere khan but i agree with your opinion simba is the winner
@swattdeeds19 күн бұрын
No, I said Simba would lose but Mufasa can win
@ArhaanGAMING-fb3gp16 күн бұрын
@@swattdeeds power of mufasa ❤❤❤ BY THE WAY big fan❤❤❤❤
@ArhaanGAMING-fb3gp16 күн бұрын
@@swattdeedsalso mufasa is orphan and mufasa nobility in his blood but anyway ahadi trains mufasa to become a powerful lion
@swattdeeds16 күн бұрын
@@ArhaanGAMING-fb3gp Thank you 🙂
@swattdeeds16 күн бұрын
@@ArhaanGAMING-fb3gp The Orphan thing is a new thing by the remake series people. I'm not looking forward to that at all😂
@CrazyWarriorCatLady20 күн бұрын
Never mistake nice for good. That’s some sound advice there!
@swattdeeds19 күн бұрын
Learned that the hard way 😅
@AdelBeatoYOUTUBE22 күн бұрын
Mufasa was an better father! Nice video! 10/10
@swattdeeds22 күн бұрын
Thank you ☺
@ArhaanGAMING-fb3gp17 күн бұрын
@@swattdeedsbro please tell me what happened in the end in this video
@swattdeeds17 күн бұрын
@@ArhaanGAMING-fb3gp Oh the screams you mean, well, you know in the movie Zazu suggested that Scar would make a very handsome throw rug? Mufasa took it into consideration and improved upon it hehe🤣
@mel.licious23 күн бұрын
Just say no to bugs!
@swattdeeds23 күн бұрын
The PSA line Simba should've remembered "Just say no to bugs!"🤣
@SPAnComCat24 күн бұрын
I Love this Video! It's Funny and Thought-Provoking at the same time!
@swattdeeds23 күн бұрын
Thank you ☺ Much appreciated
@SPAnComCat23 күн бұрын
@@swattdeeds No Worries!
@b0l0v3r25 күн бұрын
2:4 Jeez dad I guess I am a woose😂
@b0l0v3r25 күн бұрын
Don’t correct my comment please
@swattdeeds25 күн бұрын
😁
@saro321227 күн бұрын
Mufasa is one of the best dads in cartoon history.
@swattdeeds27 күн бұрын
YES
@jamessparkes421528 күн бұрын
bro i haven't lost my dad but that was one of the deepest shorts I have ever seen
@swattdeeds27 күн бұрын
Thank you😊 I appreciate it. I wanted to give Mufasa his credit, even though I made a funny sketch about his parenting he was a good dad. He just ran out of time, like so many other good dads.
@kikosquirrel4967Ай бұрын
Okay, two things about Simba being defeated in those times: 1. He was caught off guard by that move the lioness did. No one in the pridelands had learn that move before. 2. Right, the hyenas finished Scar, but who was the one who pushed him off the cliff for them in the first place? 😎 3. Lastly about Zira... Years of lack in practice? 😅
@swattdeedsАй бұрын
He was actually struggling with Scar a bit, which really shouldn't happen cause he's really, really old. Scar did sneak attack, but he wouldn't have even tried that with Mufasa, even in his prime. I don't think Simba is as strong as Mufasa. It could be that he didn't have a chance to train while he was growing up. That's why he couldn't even beat the Lionesses, who are half his size. Also, Simba is mostly good-natured and doesn't have that beast in him. Unlike Mufasa, who can flip the switch from kind to beast mode. Also, whenever a comparison between Simba and Mufasa comes up, I am often reminded of a Fresh Prince joke. WILL: You are the king of the jungle, Mufasa. You are the ruler of all that you survey.- UNCLE PHIL: Yes.- WILL: You will be obeyed!- UNCLE PHIL: I will be obeyed!- (Angry daughter walks by) UNCLE Philip: Hi, sweetie, you look awfully pretty.Well, I guess I showed her. WILL: You ain't nothing but Simba.😅🤣😂
@rainbowmoon1461Ай бұрын
How does his cloud father know the future?
@swattdeedsАй бұрын
Ghost powers!😅. I took some creative liberty in that so I could make some jokes about Simba eating bugs🤣. But Ahadi would've known about Scar's murder plot cause he was actively doing it.
@Archzel10Ай бұрын
My honest reaction, i think the real movie was better
@swattdeedsАй бұрын
The movie is great! I got to rewatch it recently and man it still holds up and trumps so many current Disney movies. The score and the visuals were melting my heart.
@saro3212Ай бұрын
Mufasa is a better Dad! He just underestimated how evil his brother was.
@swattdeedsАй бұрын
He is a good dad but why did he forget the fact that Scar told his son a hairball!
@saro3212Ай бұрын
@swattdeeds he couldn't really take that for full-on evil. He was also very nice to Simba. Mufasa did make poor character judgement, but it was his brother.
@swattdeedsАй бұрын
@@saro3212 I see your point but I think he could've been better in that area. Also, he shouldn't let Zazu be the main bodyguard for Simba
@saro3212Ай бұрын
@swattdeeds Family dynamics are tough, and Muffasa is good-hearted, so he couldn't even think he would do such a thing. Yeah, Zazu, as a guardian, was terrible. Simba should've been protected by the lionesses when Muffasa wasn't there.
@kaibrothers4210Ай бұрын
No he is not he and Sarabi let Simba get away with things and Simba is a spoil brat
@evanderzufarsetiawan2511Ай бұрын
Bear even if they have bad guy who is bear there's another bear who is the god guy. For cat especially big cat like lion they in a way same as bear for their depiction. Tiger well not as much as bear but still have good guy deiction. Wolves should be the topic one like they always the bad guy. Snake they don't get the the same treatment as bear
@swattdeedsАй бұрын
True. I also think realistically getting killed by a brown or black or sloth bear would be a terrible death. They are not clean hunters so they won't kill you quick. A tiger would kill you quick so it's slightly better. Polar Bear would also be quick I think.
@evanderzufarsetiawan2511Ай бұрын
😂😂😂😂😂
@swattdeedsАй бұрын
🤣🤣🤣
@mel.liciousАй бұрын
Superheroes and tight underwear, name a more iconic duo
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you being a hindu do not have an in deapth knowledge about your own religion bro
HinduSIUM......or HinduISM? Lol, I think u're mispronouncing. And this is the 3rd video I've seen u doing that. Thought I'd mention it once.
I could be 😅 locally we either say Inthu Matham or Siva samayam
@@swattdeeds In Bharat, we say Sanatan Dharma.
Instagram and TikTok cause kids might film something they'd very much regret later. Sure, they can delete the video, but what's stopping others from downloading it
true
Sesha most probably means the avant shesha who carries the whole universe on his back
Mythology Guy did clarify that in my comments. Weirdly, I've never known anyone place that much big importance on him other than him being a God of Snakes and Vishnu's bed and him being his brother in Avatar forms.
The algorithm gave me this. Cool! 🤘
I'm glad it did! Welcome! Appreciate you checking out the video
Lmao, great video bro
Thank you bro ☺
Emotions discover the Internet 😂 I do find it odd that the filmmakers didn't touch on the Internet's effect on the growing mind. The first film came out 2015 it was the right time, and everything.
I think it was a bit early. The apps were around, but they weren't overly used like now. The second film could've focused on that but they didn't for some reason.
@swattdeeds haven't seen the second one yet, but yeah, bumber, they didn't do that. Riley was 12 or 11 in the first one, which was 2015, so she is the kid that grew up with Ipads and smart tech.
@@saro3212 maybe because of that she could be well adjusted to social media
I remember hearing an alternative explanation for Duryodhana's achilles heel (or thigh, in this case). it had something to do with him saturating every other part of his body with pain (like taking hotter showers in the hopes of becoming fire resistant), and just ignored his thigh/crotch? I have no idea where this is even legit. It's probably not, but tbh, it's a lot cooler.
I am not aware of this but I pointed out in another mythology video different regions have their own take on the story. kzread.info/dash/bejne/X2Wbkqqoh8rOiqw.html So that explanation could be true too!
To your point as to why Bhima's dad is the wind god, I believe (correct me if i'm wrong) that it comes from an association of earth with traits such as femininity and peace (Bhoomi devi, and her daughter Sita, Parvati, and various others). I could be very wrong here, but this does seem to be a trend in other cultures (very explicitly in China but various cultures have an Earth mother archetype)
You are correct! Bhuma Devi is mainly known for being a symbol of femininity, a caring mother, peace, and a bearer of great burdens. But this has always bugged me, strength should be on that list of traits.
I always love to think the real reason Shiva is married to Parvati and Kali is because Kali fell head over heels for Shiva and nobody tried to stop the marriage despite Shova already being married for fear of what Kali would do to them if they did, and/or the thought of how Kali would handle rejection is a thought not even destroyer of the universe Shiva wants made a reality. I mean she did almost cause the apocalypse because Durga was frustrated, imagine how rejection would end?
haha🤣😂 to our beliefs they are all the same person but that's how it would go if they were different people😂 Vishnu: Aren't you already married? Shiva: Don't you think I know that! Be my guest go tell her that! Vishnu: No thanks I'm good
Kali reminds me of the Lovecraftian gods. She’s not good nor is she evil, Kali simply is. A avatar of life, and it’s destroyer, a maddened and sadistic butcher and a loving protector, a peaceful ambience cover and a death metal album cover. Also I love how in the myth where she nearly destroyed the world she literally bursts from Durga’s head like Athena, and then literally kills the antagonist by draining is blood and drinking it all, and eating his clones. And when Durga says the fights over and time to go Kali just goes “Leave? I just F*cking *got* here! And I’m far from done, b*tch!” and goes full berserker. Hindu mythology goes hard when it wants too.
Hindu gods in general are like the big gods in Lovecraftian mythos like Yog-Sothoth and Azathoth. Hindu concepts may have inspired Lovecraft. Kali hits extra hard as a rock metal icon haha!
Zira is simbas aunt ?
It was not confirmed that she was his mate and Kovu is not Scar's biological son. However, the other 2 kids probably are Scar's kids.
4:28 alright. You've got to educate yourself here a bit, not just you, but the majority of people who attribute Karna's "mistreatment" to casteism. Drona, the guru of the Kauravas and the Pandavas, also taught Karna. The point where he stopped appeasing the boy was when he insisted on gaining knowledge of the astras. Drona grew suspicious pf him here, since Karna only seemed to desire this knowledge to be greater than Arjuna in battle, so it was not right to support this ego of his.
You are correct! I am aware of that version and interpretation! But again different regions have their own take on the story🙂
@@swattdeeds good to know! The version that I'm referring to is what Vyasa wrote in his Mahabharata, as far as I'm aware. It's just tv serials and retellings over time that alter the original quite a bit and lead to wrong understanding of the events narrated.
@@kaushiksunapu5657 I think it's a general thing with religious stories that they tend to alternate as they spread. I wouldn't call that a wrong understanding but instead altered to fit their own region's cultural takes. In the Tamil version of the story that I am aware of (there are many Tamil ones too 😅), Karna is often portrayed as a heroic figure who is discriminated against because of his low caste background. This theme of social injustice and discrimination against lower castes is a recurring one in Tamil literature and culture. The Tamil retelling of the story of Karna thus serves as a way to highlight these social issues and challenge the prevailing caste-based hierarchy.
3:55 when in the world did this happen😭😭. I know its just for fun, but it was Karna who was adamant on murdering the Pandavas as a kid with his dear evil friend Duryodhana, this has little to do with casteism lmao
I do have to point out that different regions have their own take on the story. I did mention that in another Hindu video which I will share the link to the time stamp is 19.50 and the link is directed to it. kzread.info/dash/bejne/X2Wbkqqoh8rOiqw.html He was adamant in fighting the Pandavas and defiantly set on defeating Arjun, and in the story I am familiar with Karna's resentment was highly influenced by the fact that he wasn't allowed to learn archery due to his birth cast (even though he is actually a son of god and only the adopted son of a charioteer)
2:25 also, the story isn't meant to be taken literally. It's important to understand the lesson on a metaphorical plane. Ganesha, or Vinayaka, is made up of the dirt of his mother, so representing negative qualities such as arrogance and ignorance, which display in his behaviour opposite to Shiva. This is why Shiva had to destroy his head, where all of the negativity resided. It's also worth considering that Ganesha's creation was only brought about with Uma's, or Shakti's part of the process. Since Purusha, or Shiva, had no part in this union, the child was automatically incomplete, which was rectified by Shiva when he contributed to the revival of his son.
To sum up what you are saying about gods matching Shiva for Greek/ Roman it would be: any being above a titan (So Gia and her husband.) OR you might only mean gods that were there at the start of everything so that would be the being we call Chaos who made Gia, eros, and many of the beings that made the titans then there would be no matching equivalent for Norse as Odin is the strongest god and only one being came before him and his brothers Possibly the Buddha but he is not a god by technicality There would be 2 gods from Japanese (or chinese) mythology but i forget their names Outside of these I cant think of many primordial gods or goddesses primordial deities being those who were around at the start of time or existed before the universe and created it
As you pointed out Chaos would be a good matchup. Norse gods can't come close. I don't know how Buddha's power scaling works 😅 I only know he was human but then became an enlightened being. Don't know anything about Japanese or Chinese mythology so I have no idea. That's why went to the Lovecraftian deities who think the basic concept was inspired by Hinduism.
@swattdeeds As far as i know about the Buddha power scaling wise from legends and mythology the questions about his powers are pretty much Yes. He is the universe, the palm of his hand can represent its entirety his finger can be a vast range of mountains his breath a hurricane. That's more mythological its a state separated from the cycle of reincarnation but im also not well versed the two examples i gave were things shown in the story journey to the west
3:13 Should have just gave him an elephant neck XD
The head was all I could find😅
@@swattdeeds fair XD
15:36 I thought it was thighs Good to see another Indian OSP and mythology Guy fan
It is said to be his "Inner Thighs" Cause he did ask the Pandaver's wife to sit on his thigh but I think they were hitting at the family jewels🤣 I am technically Tamil Sri Lankan but I appreciate the sentiment ☺
@@swattdeeds Ok neighbor Your order of shorts is a bit confusing with memes
4:26 We Indians did better job at this atleast attack names were referencing Hidden Treasure of the Indian World of Gods & Shiva's War Dance Tandava (Samsara Rebirth) Krittivasa (Flaming Tiger Claw Dance) Tandava Karma (Samsara War Dance - Ashes) Deva Loka (Final Act Flame Dance)
Tigers would still be bigger
Not by much specifically the Bengal Tiger.
Shere khan that title king of the jungle he Will keep fighting to keep that title
The Khan is stong in the remake he took on the wolf pack, a sloth bear and leopard all at the same time.
@@swattdeeds Yup wow he is OP and in the disney animated version he take down baloo so easily
@evanderzufarsetiawan2511 He can definitely give the Lions a run for their money. Both Scar and Simba don't stand a chance, but I do think Mufasa could maybe take him.
I liked shere khan but i agree with your opinion simba is the winner
No, I said Simba would lose but Mufasa can win
@@swattdeeds power of mufasa ❤❤❤ BY THE WAY big fan❤❤❤❤
@@swattdeedsalso mufasa is orphan and mufasa nobility in his blood but anyway ahadi trains mufasa to become a powerful lion
@@ArhaanGAMING-fb3gp Thank you 🙂
@@ArhaanGAMING-fb3gp The Orphan thing is a new thing by the remake series people. I'm not looking forward to that at all😂
Never mistake nice for good. That’s some sound advice there!
Learned that the hard way 😅
Mufasa was an better father! Nice video! 10/10
Thank you ☺
@@swattdeedsbro please tell me what happened in the end in this video
@@ArhaanGAMING-fb3gp Oh the screams you mean, well, you know in the movie Zazu suggested that Scar would make a very handsome throw rug? Mufasa took it into consideration and improved upon it hehe🤣
Just say no to bugs!
The PSA line Simba should've remembered "Just say no to bugs!"🤣
I Love this Video! It's Funny and Thought-Provoking at the same time!
Thank you ☺ Much appreciated
@@swattdeeds No Worries!
2:4 Jeez dad I guess I am a woose😂
Don’t correct my comment please
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Mufasa is one of the best dads in cartoon history.
YES
bro i haven't lost my dad but that was one of the deepest shorts I have ever seen
Thank you😊 I appreciate it. I wanted to give Mufasa his credit, even though I made a funny sketch about his parenting he was a good dad. He just ran out of time, like so many other good dads.
Okay, two things about Simba being defeated in those times: 1. He was caught off guard by that move the lioness did. No one in the pridelands had learn that move before. 2. Right, the hyenas finished Scar, but who was the one who pushed him off the cliff for them in the first place? 😎 3. Lastly about Zira... Years of lack in practice? 😅
He was actually struggling with Scar a bit, which really shouldn't happen cause he's really, really old. Scar did sneak attack, but he wouldn't have even tried that with Mufasa, even in his prime. I don't think Simba is as strong as Mufasa. It could be that he didn't have a chance to train while he was growing up. That's why he couldn't even beat the Lionesses, who are half his size. Also, Simba is mostly good-natured and doesn't have that beast in him. Unlike Mufasa, who can flip the switch from kind to beast mode. Also, whenever a comparison between Simba and Mufasa comes up, I am often reminded of a Fresh Prince joke. WILL: You are the king of the jungle, Mufasa. You are the ruler of all that you survey.- UNCLE PHIL: Yes.- WILL: You will be obeyed!- UNCLE PHIL: I will be obeyed!- (Angry daughter walks by) UNCLE Philip: Hi, sweetie, you look awfully pretty.Well, I guess I showed her. WILL: You ain't nothing but Simba.😅🤣😂
How does his cloud father know the future?
Ghost powers!😅. I took some creative liberty in that so I could make some jokes about Simba eating bugs🤣. But Ahadi would've known about Scar's murder plot cause he was actively doing it.
My honest reaction, i think the real movie was better
The movie is great! I got to rewatch it recently and man it still holds up and trumps so many current Disney movies. The score and the visuals were melting my heart.
Mufasa is a better Dad! He just underestimated how evil his brother was.
He is a good dad but why did he forget the fact that Scar told his son a hairball!
@swattdeeds he couldn't really take that for full-on evil. He was also very nice to Simba. Mufasa did make poor character judgement, but it was his brother.
@@saro3212 I see your point but I think he could've been better in that area. Also, he shouldn't let Zazu be the main bodyguard for Simba
@swattdeeds Family dynamics are tough, and Muffasa is good-hearted, so he couldn't even think he would do such a thing. Yeah, Zazu, as a guardian, was terrible. Simba should've been protected by the lionesses when Muffasa wasn't there.
No he is not he and Sarabi let Simba get away with things and Simba is a spoil brat
Bear even if they have bad guy who is bear there's another bear who is the god guy. For cat especially big cat like lion they in a way same as bear for their depiction. Tiger well not as much as bear but still have good guy deiction. Wolves should be the topic one like they always the bad guy. Snake they don't get the the same treatment as bear
True. I also think realistically getting killed by a brown or black or sloth bear would be a terrible death. They are not clean hunters so they won't kill you quick. A tiger would kill you quick so it's slightly better. Polar Bear would also be quick I think.
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Superheroes and tight underwear, name a more iconic duo
Sci-Fi and lasers or Sci-Fi and Alien Romance 🤣