So close to 100k!

"You are my son. You are the one true king." Gets me every time!

So when it rained in the Lion King, Mufasa blessed the rains down in Africa!

Some have said Mufasa should have appeared sooner to Simba. But I feel the reason he didn't appear until then is because Simba was "looking" for him, seeking him out. Since his exile, Simba "turned his back on the world", essentially closing the door on getting guidance from his father. He needed to be trying to seek out Mufasa in order for him to finally appear.

"He lives in you" was a great teaching of the movie.. And realizing it, I think Mufasa was always there taking care of Simba, even after he died, wherever he went: because it always seemed to me like a miracle Simba was able to escape from the hyenas after that high drop from the canyon; and that Timon and Pumbaa also appear and they take care of Simba for him; and when Simba needed someone to guide him, after so many years almost lost, he already appeared along with Rafiki, to make him reflect and remember who he is.. It is also interesting how he is still present as a spirit in The Lion King II and the Lion Guard.. The moments that I appreciate the most are: when he says "Remember" when he ascends to the throne, and when he says "well done, son, we are one" at the end of TLK 2,

Now it makes sense why the rain suddenly came back when Simba did. Now its not so sad that he died, it wouldn't work if he was still alive in it.

I love how Mufasa guides Kion and in a way bonds with his grandson, it's Mufasa way telling Kion that he loves and he will always be there for him.

Yes, love this theory of Mufasa being a Spirit to protect his descendants.

Ok so if Kion can see Mufasa...why couldn’t Simba see Ahadi?

I could listen to Mufasa's advices all the time, cause he's so wise and always knows the exact right thing to say, which is incredible, even if his dead 😊

Wait a minute... Was Mufasa responsible for delivering Rafiki Simba's dust?

Mufasa became one with the Circle of Life 😂😂😂😂😂

I love how you explained the disaster under Scar's reign. Makes sense.

best scene of lion king movie...mufasa's ghost

Do Where Did The Hyenas Go In The Lion King 2.

You should do a theory about rafekis origins(this probably already done)

For Brother Bear, Could you explain Sitka's guidance to his brothers?

Well this definitely confirms the theory about Mufasa controlling the rain.

Scar arguably had the most terrifying death scene in any movie I ever seen he’s literally torn apart by hyenas

i just love how James Earl Jones dose Mufasa i mean that rumble in how he dose Mufasas voice is powerfull and commanding yet its so calming at the same time

The theory you explained in the video also fits in to Pocahontas' mother? The "soul" that is present in both films by the form of leaves in the wind, and guidance through grandmother willow (Rafiki).

I LOVE it!! All cultures have an explanation for the afterlife. There would have to be some kind of Disney Canna because Moana and Coco are some of the newer film exploring life after death. Yes, Lion King presented the African aspect as Mulan the Asian, and Brother Bear for Native North Americans. They represent how that culture embraces the afterlife. For example, Moana had to go to the Realm of Monsters to get Maui's fish hook. When she needed comfort, her grandmother appeared to her. Much like the Lion King, Simba needed to be reminded and Mufassah appeared to remind him with his vibrant voice..."remember WHO you ARE..." Mulan had no direct contact with her ancestors, Mushoo, did. Although, it seems he acted on his own self interest then to protect her. Kiani was transformed because he needed to see the affects of his actions on nature.

I think you pretty much hit it on point about this theory. I would like to hear your thoughts on the fan favorite theory that Vitani is the daughter of Nala, and not Zira. If you'd like more of an explanation on what I am talking about, let me know.

Mufasa's ghost was based on Mose's story when God showed himself to Moses. So yes Mufasa indeed was there in spirit talking to Simba. The same thing happened in Land Before Time when Littlefoot's mother comes and helps him find The Great Valley, and Balto when the White Wolf spirit came to help Balto.

Um no, there is a quote Mufasa says when he is teaching Simba a lesson. Mufasa: Simba, look at the stars. The great kings of the past look down on us from those stars. One day the sun will set on my time here, and it will rise on you as the new king. Both of these scenes happen at night, and common sense tells you that Simba hasn't gotten over his father's death and that he also remembered the lesson that his father had taught him. It's simple psychology.

Mufasa :up in clouds Simba: YOU TOLD ME WE TURN INTO THE GRASS!!

Although Simba's father Mufasa has died, Simba is lucky that he can still sometimes contact his father as a spirit. It's so unfair for other characters who have lost both or one of their parents and their other loved ones who can't still sometimes contact their loved ones as spirits, I've at least had a whole lot of dreams about my dad probably because I said to him I wanted him to be in my dreams before his death as two signs that his spirit is still around me and there is something positive after death.

I came up with a theory that even if Scar killed off Mufasa and Simba he still wouldn't be king because Sarabi was still queen plus Nala was air when she was to marry Simba plus as Nala's mom Sarafina would take over so Scar would have to kill not only Mufasa and Simba but also Sarabi,Nala,and Sarafina to be king Can you look into this theory please

This was really amazing, Issac! 😁

I agree with you about Mufasa being a living spirit....what I've always wondered is WHY did he wait so long before revealing himself to Simba and telling him to stop living a life apart and reclaim his rightful place as King? Was it just because Simba needed to be an adult so he would have the strength and power to overthrow Scar and his minions after things got so bad? Or was it something more?

This video gave me chills. Talking about ancestors and cultures just got to me.

Brother bear is my favorite Disney movie of all time!!!!!

SANKOMA. But this was actually a really thorough understanding of our African spiritual comcepts. Thank you so much for taking time to be thoughtful and thorough in your research

5:14 It wasn't sudden. It was at least long enough for Simba and Nala to have a cub.

Can you do a theory on Brother Bear?

Mufasas a spirit with an African culture

Do a theory about how Simba's mom dies

When Simba herd his father in the afterlive he thought he was bye his side but he wasn't he really hearing him through his heart because they are connected to each other

Did Elsa's tears bring Anna back to life?

Do one of Kion's 'Roar Of The Elders' and past lion guards. I think one of the earliest Lion Guard leaders would have been the first King's secondborn daughter, and the thirdborn would have been another member of the guard.

so close to 100k! I wish you luck!

What does simba’s name mean? I was thought it meant Lion

The great kings of the past 😀👑🦁

I wonder,would Scar be a king of the past?He was a king,not a GREAT king,but without Scar,Simba wouldn't discover hakuna matata,since he would have to run away, but that has nothing to do with the traits needed.I don't know!Help meh!Also,why is Mufasa the only one communicating?Isn't there more "Kings Of the past"?Why wasn't Mufasa's dad watching over him when Simba was born?Mufasa watched over Simba?

I always drop everything to watch your videos!❤❤

soo proud of you. you're so close to 10k! started watching your videos and subscribed to your channel since the Disney connection video! thanks for always making my day and keep up the awesome work!

Excellent video! Beautifully explained. Well done! :D

who is your favorite lion king charecter

Do timon or balu

What about Sarabi wasn't she also Queen? Does she also live in heavens or wherever Mufasa lives?

Can we get an episode on Nala's father? (like so he can see this, if you agree)

I love all your videos WV

this explanation couldn't be any more accurate. :) great job, Watso

do the origins mushu from mulan

Right on, dude I think yet again you've hit the nail on the head. This Theory is very well thought out, and very practical. And holds a lot of real truth to it. Although it is seen as an american Disney movie it does has a LOT of african culture in it. Thank you for bringing to light a lot of what I have seen, felt and thought for YEARS! RIGHT ON MAN! I LOVE YOU. Ur a kool dude(and kinda drky cute with an AWESOME and AMAZING voice)

i wonder if the brother bear, mulan and lion king conect the same spiritual ways or if there diferent im curious🤔🤔🤔 this theory is awesome how it all connects with real life culture💯👍👌 every disney movie holds a bit of real life culture 😍

Would the Disney's brother bear comes before the lion king

Oh just now found this video! Fascinating! I was mostly looking forward to seeing how this very scene would be done in the 2019 film before I saw it.

Well in lionguard season 2 it is explained good lions of the past can only be in the sky and u can talk to them

Hey Wotso once again you did awesome on this video I love the Lion King, thx again man and keep up the good work.....

Have you done a video on cannon of the Disney afterlife?

Please do a theory on Star Wars being in our universe, who is snoke, and did Princess Leia have the force?

Can U Do A Brother Bear Theory Like Maybe The Shawomen In The Same Village As Kinai With Her Past

Mufasa and simba is amazing 😉

even though this is just a movie R.I.P. MUFASA

Zazu full story

I seriously love ur lion king videos

For those who actually like Mufasa, this theory really casts him in a horrible light. If correct, then this theory basically means that Mufasa purposely withheld rain to the point that his entire kingdom was on the verge of destruction, all because Simba wasn't on the throne. Let that sink in for a moment. One of Disney's most beloved characters was so vengefully petty, that rather than let his brother rule as king, Mufasa was willing to kill everything alive in his kingdom, including all his innocent animal subjects and his own lionesses. So much for respecting the delicate balance of the circle of life.

Where is Mufasas full story ?

"You are my son and the one true king Kimba.. I-I mean Simba"

Guys...this scene probably has to be seen as a simple metaphor for Simba's memories.

PLEASE DO NALA! There are no good nala storys

Can you please do a full story of Mufasa ?

COME ON FELLOW WOTSO'S LETS GET THIS AMAZING THEORIST TO ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND SUBS!!!!!!

Hey Isaac! I was wondering if you could do the tigress and her cubs next. I mean, if you can explain who is Varya, Feliks, Polina and Pasha? And how did they get in the Lion Guard and where did they come from? And, also bout the mysterious cub, the tiger cub named Sultan, he looks a lot like Varya and Shere Khan, what's up with that? His eyes is orange just like Varya. Is he Varya's cubs youngest half brother or something..? Also, can you give me a shout out?

I forget things a lot

So close to 500k

Mufasa's force ghost XD

Mufasa has a secret

Do the full story of Drake from The Pebble and the Penguin. Sure, he's not Disney, but he is one of my favorite villains. Drake is a penguin who's narcissistic, threatening, and sexually aggressive. But was he really evil(How did he become evil?)? And how did start fall in love with Marina

That sene made me cry .

Wotso please continue to do more and more videos on the lion king theirs no disney without it

What about The Queen of Hearts full story, or other people from Wonderland!!!????

wotso videos what happened to Li Shang mother from Mulan

Done FABULOUSLY in the musical

It would make sense that they would add African myth and legends for The Lion King because it takes place in Africa, and it sounds much like how a Jedi is able to communicate after death as well, especially in the case of bringing balance to the Force. Which is funny because James Earl Jones does the voice of both Mufasa and Darth Vader. Hey, Issac do you have an idea of Rey's Origins in Star Wars? If so I would love to see a video about what you think, or do you just do the animated Disney movies? I'm always impressed with your insight and research you do Issac I always look forward to your videos on Tuesdays after work. Have a magical day!

#RiseofScar

Mufasa was so great 👍 👌

Have you ever thought about doing a Once Upon A Time Video? I would love to hear your theories

I hope they play the original music of Mufasa's spirit approaching simba because man that music is very up there

One day, you guys deserve a million subs, good job!

I love how people always say it's his ghost when there is no ghost that actually appears to Simba it's him coming out of Heaven talking to him from Heaven AKA and Angel not a ghost

I lOVE THIS THEORY!!!! This makes sO mUcH SENSE!!

This is very interesting and insightful. I had a thought today that we are supposed to detach ourselves from the world by realising that the world is not our reality as we believe it, rather heaven and afterlife are, and that, as Simba says, "we are one", even the same as the trees - even if we both speak english, we still have a different language, as we understand the same words differently, however we should try to understand them from the other person's point of view. With this thought, I believe I have truely found inner peace, I feel a lot happier, and it allows myself to separate myself from my thoughts and realities to have control of my emotions. Possibly by detaching ourselves, we can connect to spiritual beings, such as God and his angels, in a similar way to how Africans and Asians believe happens. Hope this whole thing makes sense.

I think that Mufasa's ghost was some kind of Simba's inner voice. Like Rafiki said "He lives in you".

This reminds me of how Black Panther communicates with the Panther Kings of the Past in the comics.

I wanna know why Rafiki doesn't tell the others that Mufasa is alive!:'((U)

Hey Isaac can you do Peter Pan's full story!???

Dang! That's a really nice explanation, and I learned a few things about the African culture about spirits. Never knew that before. Good job.

Thank you for breaking it down