The Lion Guard season 1 episode 16 Recap and FAQ

Episode Summary

Bunga wows with a splash-less dive before the Lion Guard is called for help by the galagos, terrified by Badili, a leopard in their tree. Initially seen as a threat, Badili reveals he's friendly but displaced by a bully leopard, Mapigano. The Guard opts to empower Badili, teaching him self-confidence rather than fighting his battles. Through lessons in bravery, strength, and self-belief, Badili confronts and reclaims his territory from Mapigano, proving the value of standing up for oneself. The episode closes with Bunga humorously seeking the galagos' company again.

Full Episode S01E16 Recap

### Splash-less Triple Spin-a-rama Dive - Bunga performs a dive that impresses his friends. - Kion and the Lion Guard are summoned for help by Laini and the galagos, who report a leopard in their tree. ### The Leopard in the Tree - The Lion Guard discovers that a leopard named Badili has taken residence in the galagos' tree, frightening them. - Despite initial reluctance, Fuli agrees to help the galagos stay safe while they deal with the leopard. ### Giraffe Stuck in a Tree - The Lion Guard is diverted to rescue Shingo, a giraffe, stuck in a tree. - Despite solving this problem, they are reminded of the leopard issue by the persistent galagos. ### Confronting Badili - The Lion Guard confronts Badili, who reveals he's friendly and displaced from his home in the Back Lands. - Kion decides that Badili must return to his own territory, despite his pleas to stay. ### Returning Badili Home - On the journey back, Badili hesitates and makes excuses, revealing his reluctance to return to his territory. - They encounter Mapigano, a hostile leopard who has taken over Badili's territory, leading to a confrontation. ### Teaching Badili to Stand Up for Himself - The Lion Guard teaches Badili to stand up for himself instead of fighting Mapigano for him. - They work on boosting his confidence through lessons in bravery, strength, speed, and eye contact. ### Badili Confronts Mapigano - Empowered, Badili successfully stands up to Mapigano, reclaiming his territory with confidence. - The Lion Guard watches proudly as Badili handles the situation without their intervention, proving his newfound bravery. ### Conclusion - Badili thanks the Lion Guard for their help and support, emphasizing the importance of self-belief. - The story ends with a humorous twist as Bunga ends up in the galagos' tree, seeking their companionship.

Frequently Asked Questions

Who performs the splash-less triple spin-a-rama dive?

Bunga.

What problem do the galagos report to the Lion Guard?

A leopard has moved into their tree.

Who is the leopard in the galagos' tree?

Badili.

Why does Badili not want to return to his home territory?

Another leopard named Mapigano has taken it over.

How does the Lion Guard help Badili?

They teach him to stand up for himself.

Who is Mapigano?

A mean leopard who took over Badili's territory.

How does Badili reclaim his territory?

By standing up to Mapigano with confidence.

What lesson does Badili learn from the Lion Guard?

The importance of self-belief and confidence.

What is the resolution for the galagos' problem?

Badili returns to his own territory, and the galagos get their tree back.

Does the Lion Guard fight Mapigano?

No, they help Badili gain the confidence to confront Mapigano himself.

What qualities does the Lion Guard teach Badili?

Bravery, strength, speed, and the importance of eye contact.

How does Badili feel after reclaiming his territory?

Grateful to the Lion Guard and confident in himself.

Who ends up in the galagos' tree at the end of the episode?