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Shere Khan is the main antagonist of Catscratch Adventures. He can go MEGA-MODE when in states of anger. Shere Khan( czytaj Szir Kan)- potężny tygrys bengalski, główny antagonista w Ksiedze Dżungli i Ksiedze Dżungli II. W dżungli wszyscy sie go boją, co sprawia mu przyjemnosc. Bał się tylko ognia i ludzkiej broni. Pojawia się także w dwóch serialach animowanych: * Mała ksiega dżungli * Super Baloo Przydomki tygrysa: * Khan * Khanuś * Pasiaczek * Pasiasty * Krol( bądź władca) dżungli Cechy charakteru: Wygląd: Strony: * W Ksiedze Dżungli jest zły. * W Małej Ksiedze Dżungli jest dobry. * W Super Baloo jest neutralny. Cele: Dom: Krewni: Co lubi: Czego nie lubi: Zdolnosci: Bron Shere Khan is the main antagonist of Disney's 1967 animated feature film The Jungle Book, and its 2003 sequel The Jungle Book 2. A powerful, suave Bengal tiger, Shere Khan had nothing but disdain for his victims. His reputation was such that he needed only to show himself to intimidate the inhabitants of the jungle. His only fears are guns and fire. Shere Khan is the main antagonist of Disney's 1967 animated feature film The Jungle Book. A powerful, suave Bengal tiger, Shere Khan had nothing but disdain for his victims. His reputation was such that he needed only to show himself to intimidate the inhabitants of the jungle. His only fears were man's gun and fire. Shere Khan is a Epic figure part of The Jungle Book collection. Als welp was Shere Khan bevriend, met Bagheera, Baloe, Kaa, Hathi en zelfs Louie. Al was de tijger nogal egoïstisch en eigenwijs, wat vaak toe leidde dat zijn vrienden hem uit de problemen moesten halen. Op een gegeven moment werd hij een gevreesd door alle dieren van de jungle, wat ervoor zorgde dat Shere Khan al zijn vrienden verloor, die vanaf dat moment zijn vijanden werden. Shere Khan was a tiger of the Indian jungle and the main antagonist of The Jungle Book. Shere Khan was Mowgli's archenemy. After accidentally stepping into a bear trap , and derisively nicknamed Lungri (The Lame One) by his own mother, Shere Khan was arrogant and regarded himself as the rightful lord of the jungle. It seemed, however, that the only creature who looked up to him was Tabaqui, the cowardly, despised jackal. Shere Khan is a character released with the Jungle Book Part 2 Update on 20th September 2017, and is a part of the character collection. In Hidden Chronicles - Shere Khan appeared on the episode Khan's Revenge - where he fought Mowgli and Baloo. Thanks to Pooh Bear Tigger and Rita the Fox who visited India. They helped Mowgli escaped to an ancient ruin. Khan ends up trapped forever inside a fallen stone tiger head after he tried to kill Mowgli and Shanti. Shere Khan is voiced by George Sanders in The Jungle Book - then Tony Jay in The Jungle Book 2 and later by Corey Burton in The 100 Acre Wood series. Shere Khan appears in the book as a man-eating tiger with a jackal sidekick named Tabaqi. His main goal is to Kill the man-cub, Mowgli. He has a lame leg in the book. Towards the end of the book, he is killed by Mowgli. Shere Khan is a level 123 type field boss. It can be found in East Coast. ==Additional information==__NOEDITSECTION__ He can be found near Elite Hunter Johns in South Marduka, south of East Coast. He joins King Ambrose and goes to Haven. But he betrays Ambrose and joins the Adversary. Shere Khan is the main antagonist a powerful, suave tiger that appears in The Jungle Book and has nothing but disdain for his victims. His reputation is such that he need only show himself to intimidate the inhabitants of the jungle. His only fear is fire, which the man-cub Mowgli uses to his advantage in the film's climactic battle. He ranked #12 in the top 30 disney villains (one better than Chernabog, but one under Gaston). Shere Khan es el principal villano de la película The Jungle Book y de su secuela The Jungle Book 2. Shere Khan /ˈʃɪər ˈkɑːn/ (Hindi: शेर खान; Urdu: شیر خان‎ ) is a fictional character who appears in two of Rudyard Kipling's Jungle Book stories featuring Mowgliand their adaptations. According to The Kipling Society, the word Shere (or "shir") translates as "tiger" and Khan is a title of distinction, used together "to show that he is chief among tigers."[1] Other sources indicate Shere may mean "tiger" or "lion" in Persian, Urdu, and Punjabi, and that Khan translates as "king", or "leader", in a number of languages influenced by the Mongols, including Pashto and Urdu.[2][3][4] The name may have originated from the nickname of the Afghan warlord who once ruled in India, Sher Shah Suri.[5] Despite being born with a crippled leg, and derisively nicknamed Lungri (The Lame One) by his own mother, Shere Khan was arrogant and regarded himself as the rightful lord of the jungle. It seemed, however, that the only creature who looked up to him was Tabaqui, the cowardly, despised jackal. Over the next decade, while Mowgli was growing up, Shere Khan infiltrated the wolf pack by promising the younger wolves rich rewards once Akela was deposed. His plan came to a head when the young wolves maneuvered Akela into missing his kill, and the pack council met to expel him. Shere Khan is a tiger who is the main villain in Pooh's Adventures of The Jungle Book. He later appeared in Hidden Chronicles - but only on the episode Khan's Revenge. * Character Information * Other Names - Khan. Stripes. Lord of the Jungle * Personality - Gentlemanly. Powerful. Deadly. Aggresive. Rude. Violent * Goal - To Kill Mowgli (Jungle Book) To Get Revenge on Baloo and Pooh (Hidden Chronicles) * Home - Jungles of India * Friends - Scar. Kaa. Peg Leg Pete. Disney Villains. Kahmunrah. Ratigan. Cat R. Waul * Enemies - Mowgli. Baloo. Bagheera. King Louie. Winnie the Pooh. Piglet. Tigger. Rabbit. Eeyore. Simba. Nala. Timon. Pumbaa. Zazu. Shanti. Rita the Fox. Simba's Family. The Brisbies. Fievel Mousekewitz. Yen Sid. Jiminy Cricket. Nicodemus. Woody. Buzz The Antagonist Of Man-jungle. Shere Khan was a Bengal Tiger and Began to attack Mowgli. He Appeared In Kingdom Hearts 3: The Return of the Chasers, Kingdom Hearts: Dark Of The Wars, Kingdom Hearts: Aqua's Journey, and Even Universe XP Kingdom Hearts Anime.

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Despite being born with a crippled leg, and derisively nicknamed Lungri (The Lame One) by his own mother, Shere Khan was arrogant and regarded himself as the rightful lord of the jungle. It seemed, however, that the only creature who looked up to him was Tabaqui, the cowardly, despised jackal. One of Shere Khan's failed attempts to hunt humans caused a human "cub" to stray from his parents. By the time Shere Khan caught up with the infant, it had already been adopted by the wolves Raksha and Father Wolf, who have named it Mowgli. Despite Shere Khan's bluster, Mowgli was accepted into Akela's wolf pack and protected by Bagheera and Baloo. Furious at losing his kill, the tiger swore that the cub would be his some day. Over the next decade, while Mowgli was growing up, Shere Khan infiltrated the wolf pack by promising the younger wolves rich rewards once Akela was deposed. His plan came to a head when the young wolves maneuvered Akela into missing his kill, and the pack council met to expel him. At the meeting, Shere Khan threatened that if the wolves did not give him Mowgli, he would take over their hunting territory. Having been warned by Bagheera, however, Mowgli attacked Shere Khan and his allies with a burning branch and drove them away. Akela left the pack to become a lone hunter. Mowgli returned to the human village but, swore that he would return one day with Shere Khan's skin. After he reached the village, Mowgli was adopted by Messua and her husband and learned human ways. He also learned that the villagers had heard of the lame tiger, which had a price on its head but, believed it was lame because it was the reincarnation of a money-lender who was lamed in a riot. When Mowgli scoffed at these fanciful tales, the villagers decided to put him to work herding buffalo to keep him out of trouble. While he was doing so, he met his wolf friend, Grey Brother, who told him that Shere Khan was still planning to kill him. Grey Brother forced Tabaqui to tell him where and when Shere Khan was planning to strike, and then killed the jackal. With the help of Akela, Grey Brother and Mowgli trapped Shere Khan in a narrow canyon and stampeded the buffalo, which trampled him to death. Mowgli then set out to fulfill his promise by skinning Shere Khan but, while he was doing so he was interrupted by the village's elderly chief hunter, Buldeo, who wanted the tiger's hide for the reward. Mowgli called Akela, who pinned Buldeo down while Mowgli finished removing the hide. Mowgli assumed that this would be an end of the matter, since in the jungle quarrels were usually settled quickly but, when he returned to the village with the buffalo, the villagers drove him away, accusing him of witchcraft. Furious at being driven out of not one but, two 'packs', Mowgli left. That night, he fulfilled his pledge by laying Shere Khan's hide upon the wolf pack's council rock and then danced upon the hide singing of his anger and confusion. Thus, Shere Khan's story came to an end but, the consequences of Mowgli's actions in defeating him continued to affect Mowgli and his adopted parents. Soon afterwards, Mowgli discovered that the villagers were preparing to burn Messua and her husband to death for harbouring a witch-boy and so he prepared to rescue them and take revenge on Buldeo and the village. Shere Khan was a tiger of the Indian jungle and the main antagonist of The Jungle Book. Shere Khan was Mowgli's archenemy. After accidentally stepping into a bear trap , and derisively nicknamed Lungri (The Lame One) by his own mother, Shere Khan was arrogant and regarded himself as the rightful lord of the jungle. It seemed, however, that the only creature who looked up to him was Tabaqui, the cowardly, despised jackal. One of Shere Khan's failed attempt to hunt humans caused a human "cub" to stray from his parents. By the time Shere Khan caught up with the infant it had already been adopted by the wolves Raksha and Father Wolf, who have named it Mowgli. Despite Shere Khan's bluster, Mowgli was accepted into Akela's wolf pack and protected by Bagheera and Baloo. Furious at losing his kill, the tiger swore that the cub would be his some day. Over the next decade, while Mowgli was growing up, Shere Khan infiltrated the wolf pack by promising the younger wolves rich rewards once Akela was deposed. His plan came to a head when the young wolves maneuvered Akela into missing his kill, and the pack council met to expel him. At the meeting Shere Khan threatened that if the wolves did not give him Mowgli he would take over their hunting territory. Having been warned by Bagheera, however, Mowgli attacked Shere Khan and his allies with a burning branch and drove them away. Akela left the pack to become a lone hunter. Mowgli returned to the human village, but swore that he would return one day with Shere Khan's skin. After he reached the village Mowgli was adopted by Messua and her husband and learned human ways. He also learned that the villagers had heard of the lame tiger, which had a price on its head, but believed it was lame because it was the reincarnation of a money-lender who was lamed in a riot. When Mowgli scoffed at these fanciful tales the villagers decided to put him to work herding buffalo to keep him out of trouble. While he was doing so he met his wolf friend Grey Brother, who told him that Shere Khan was still planning to kill him. Grey Brother forced Tabaqui to tell him where and when Shere Khan was planning to strike, and then killed the jackal. With the help of Akela, Grey Brother and Mowgli traped Shere Khan in a narrow canyon and stampeded the buffalo, which trampled him to death. Mowgli then set out to fulfill his promise by skinning Shere Khan, but while he was doing so he was interrupted by the village's elderly chief hunter Buldeo who wanted the tiger's hide for the reward. Mowgli called Akela, who pinned Buldeo down while Mowgli finished removing the hide. Mowgli assumed that this would be an end of the matter, since in the jungle quarrels were usually settled quickly, but when he returned to the village with the buffalo the villagers drove him away, accusing him of witchcraft. Furious at being driven out of not one but two 'packs', Mowgli left. That night he fulfilled his pledge by laying Shere Khan's hide upon the wolf pack's council rock, and then danced upon the hide singing of his anger and confusion. Thus Shere Khan's story came to an end, but the consequences of Mowgli's actions in defeating him continued to affect Mowgli and his adopted parents. Soon afterwards Mowgli discovered that the villagers were preparing to burn Messua and her husband to death for harbouring a witch-boy, and so he prepared to rescue them and take revenge on Buldeo and the villagers. Shere Khan es el principal villano de la película The Jungle Book y de su secuela The Jungle Book 2. Shere Khan /ˈʃɪər ˈkɑːn/ (Hindi: शेर खान; Urdu: شیر خان‎ ) is a fictional character who appears in two of Rudyard Kipling's Jungle Book stories featuring Mowgliand their adaptations. According to The Kipling Society, the word Shere (or "shir") translates as "tiger" and Khan is a title of distinction, used together "to show that he is chief among tigers."[1] Other sources indicate Shere may mean "tiger" or "lion" in Persian, Urdu, and Punjabi, and that Khan translates as "king", or "leader", in a number of languages influenced by the Mongols, including Pashto and Urdu.[2][3][4] The name may have originated from the nickname of the Afghan warlord who once ruled in India, Sher Shah Suri.[5] Shere Khan is the main antagonist a powerful, suave tiger that appears in The Jungle Book and has nothing but disdain for his victims. His reputation is such that he need only show himself to intimidate the inhabitants of the jungle. His only fear is fire, which the man-cub Mowgli uses to his advantage in the film's climactic battle. He ranked #12 in the top 30 disney villains (one better than Chernabog, but one under Gaston). He was voiced by aristocratic cad George Sanders who had a talent for depicting villainous, then later voiced by Tony Jay, who also voiced Judge Claude Frollo. As of 2006, Corey Burton voices Shere Khan; this makes him the third character Burton has inherited from Tony Jay. The other two characters are the Magic Mirror and Judge Claude Frollo. Shere Khan is the main antagonist of Disney's 1967 animated feature film The Jungle Book, and its 2003 sequel The Jungle Book 2. A powerful, suave Bengal tiger, Shere Khan had nothing but disdain for his victims. His reputation was such that he needed only to show himself to intimidate the inhabitants of the jungle. His only fears are guns and fire. The Antagonist Of Man-jungle. Shere Khan was a Bengal Tiger and Began to attack Mowgli. He Appeared In Kingdom Hearts 3: The Return of the Chasers, Kingdom Hearts: Dark Of The Wars, Kingdom Hearts: Aqua's Journey, and Even Universe XP Kingdom Hearts Anime. He joins King Ambrose and goes to Haven. But he betrays Ambrose and joins the Adversary. Shere Khan is a character released with the Jungle Book Part 2 Update on 20th September 2017, and is a part of the character collection. Shere Khan appears in the book as a man-eating tiger with a jackal sidekick named Tabaqi. His main goal is to Kill the man-cub, Mowgli. He has a lame leg in the book. Towards the end of the book, he is killed by Mowgli. Shere Khan is a tiger who is the main villain in Pooh's Adventures of The Jungle Book. He later appeared in Hidden Chronicles - but only on the episode Khan's Revenge. * Character Information * Other Names - Khan. Stripes. Lord of the Jungle * Personality - Gentlemanly. Powerful. Deadly. Aggresive. Rude. Violent * Goal - To Kill Mowgli (Jungle Book) To Get Revenge on Baloo and Pooh (Hidden Chronicles) * Home - Jungles of India * Friends - Scar. Kaa. Peg Leg Pete. Disney Villains. Kahmunrah. Ratigan. Cat R. Waul * Enemies - Mowgli. Baloo. Bagheera. King Louie. Winnie the Pooh. Piglet. Tigger. Rabbit. Eeyore. Simba. Nala. Timon. Pumbaa. Zazu. Shanti. Rita the Fox. Simba's Family. The Brisbies. Fievel Mousekewitz. Yen Sid. Jiminy Cricket. Nicodemus. Woody. Buzz Lightyear. Hathi. The Vultures * Minions - Kaa * Likes - Power * Dislikes - Humans. Fire * Weapons - Teeth and Claws * Fate - Chased away by a burning branch (Jungle Book). Trapped forever inside a stone tiger head (Hidden Chronicles) * Quote - Everyone Runs from Shere Khan Shere Khan is a Epic figure part of The Jungle Book collection. In Hidden Chronicles - Shere Khan appeared on the episode Khan's Revenge - where he fought Mowgli and Baloo. Thanks to Pooh Bear Tigger and Rita the Fox who visited India. They helped Mowgli escaped to an ancient ruin. Khan ends up trapped forever inside a fallen stone tiger head after he tried to kill Mowgli and Shanti. Shere Khan is voiced by George Sanders in The Jungle Book - then Tony Jay in The Jungle Book 2 and later by Corey Burton in The 100 Acre Wood series. Shere Khan is the main antagonist of Catscratch Adventures. He can go MEGA-MODE when in states of anger. Shere Khan is a level 123 type field boss. It can be found in East Coast. ==Additional information==__NOEDITSECTION__ He can be found near Elite Hunter Johns in South Marduka, south of East Coast. Als welp was Shere Khan bevriend, met Bagheera, Baloe, Kaa, Hathi en zelfs Louie. Al was de tijger nogal egoïstisch en eigenwijs, wat vaak toe leidde dat zijn vrienden hem uit de problemen moesten halen. Op een gegeven moment werd hij een gevreesd door alle dieren van de jungle, wat ervoor zorgde dat Shere Khan al zijn vrienden verloor, die vanaf dat moment zijn vijanden werden. Shere Khan( czytaj Szir Kan)- potężny tygrys bengalski, główny antagonista w Ksiedze Dżungli i Ksiedze Dżungli II. W dżungli wszyscy sie go boją, co sprawia mu przyjemnosc. Bał się tylko ognia i ludzkiej broni. Pojawia się także w dwóch serialach animowanych: * Mała ksiega dżungli * Super Baloo Przydomki tygrysa: * Khan * Khanuś * Pasiaczek * Pasiasty * Krol( bądź władca) dżungli Cechy charakteru: * poważny * tajemniczy * agresywny * potężny * samotny * przemądrzały * nerwowy * dumny * chytry * sprytny * sarkastyczny * drażliwy * niebezpieczny * msciwy * podły * okrutny * arogancki * wyrafinowany * uprzejmy * troskliwy( kiedys) Wygląd: Tygrys ma pomarańczowe futro, a na nim czarne pionowe pasy. Shere Khan ma białe łapy oraz pysk. Długie, mocne wąsy trzymają sie na swoim miejscu i trudno je wyrwac. Jego żołte oczy są wielki i straszne. Jest silny i zwinny. Daleko skacze. Jest bardzo przystojnym tygrysem. Strony: * W Ksiedze Dżungli jest zły. * W Małej Ksiedze Dżungli jest dobry. * W Super Baloo jest neutralny. Cele: * W filmowych Ksiegach Dzungli chce pokonac( zabic) Mowgiego. W pierwszej czesci, bo nie chce chłopcu pozwolic na stanie sie mysliwym, a w drugiej czesci chce go zabic z zemsty, za to, że chłopak upokorzył go. * W Małej Ksiedze Dzungli jest dzieckiem i jego celem jest stanie sie wielkim mysliwym w dzungli( co mu sie udaje). Dom: * W Ksiedze Dzungli jest nim dzungla. * W Małej Ksiedze Dzungli mieszka w ruinach miasta razem z przyjaciołmi. * W Super Baloo mieszka w Port Monet. Krewni: W Małej Ksiedze Dzungli pojawia sie tylko jego babcia w ostatnim odcinku. W pierwszym odcinku słychac też jego matke. Wiadomo, że bał sie swojej mamy. Co lubi: * Uwielbia, gdy dostaje to co chce * Polowania * Odwent( zemste) * Władze * Jedzenie * Wode Czego nie lubi: * Przegrywac * Ognia * Ludzkiej broni * Ludzi Zdolnosci: * Fizyczna siła * Inteligencja i pomysłowosc * Władza nad zwierzetami mieszkajacymi w dzungli Bron * Kły * Pazury Tło( jako dziecko): Gdy Shere Khan był młody przyjaźnił sie z Baloo, Bagheerą, Louie, Hathim, a nawet Kaa. Młody tygrys był ze wszystkich najsilniejszy, najsprawniejszy i najdzielniejszy. Choć przejawiał chwile słabosci. Był bardzo poważny i nie bawił sie z nimi. Robił jako ich osobisty ochroniasz przed drapieżnikami. Mimo, to nie przyznawał sie do ich ochrony. Tłumaczył sie nietolerowaniem intruzow. Widzimy tez ,że Shere Khan już za młodu terroryzował swoich kolegow, ktorzy bali sie z nim zadzierać. Przyjaznił sie z nimi najprawdopodobniej, bo potrzebował mieć kogos kto bedzie zachwalac jego siłe i zrecznosc. Jego ulubionym tortem był tort kokosowy. Już jako dziecko przejawiał nienawisc do ludzi i ich przedmiotow. Był przemądrzały i zbyt dumny. Chciał stac sie najwiekszym łowcą w dzungli i jej panem oraz władcą. ( Co mu sie udało). Nie mogł zniesc porażki i tego, że koledzy go ratowali ( uważał, że sam sobie ze wszystkim poradzi). Nienawidził intruzow oraz wysmiewania sie z niego. Nie znał sie na żartach. Poznalismy tylko jego starą babcie w ostatnim odcinku Małej Księgi Dżungli. Khan tam chce pokazać jaki jest podły swoim kolegom. Ale Hathi idzie za nim i widzi z jaką troskliwoscią zajmuje swoją starą babcią. Kiedy pyta tygrysa dlaczego to ukrywa, odpowiada że nie szanowali, by go gdyby wiedzieli. Słoń obcjecuje mu, że nikomu nie powie. Chociaż w pierwszym odcinku "Noc na Ziemi Niczyjej" Małej Ksiegi Dzungli na koncu odcinka Shere Khana woła rykiem jego matka. Po jego minie widac, że boi sie rodzicielki. Niewiadomo, kiedy dokładnie jego rodzice, umarli. Prawdopodobnie zabił ich człowiek, stad nienawisc Khana do ludzi. Uważa, że Baloo i Louie powinni byc w cyrku, jako klauni. Uwielbiał mieć racje. Nigdy sie nie zakochał i uważał,że gdy ktos jest zakochany ma papke zamiast mozgu.Chociaż wiedział co to miłosc. Udowadnia to pokazując swoją opiekunczosc, wobec babci. Gdy przynosi jej ulubione tygrysie lilie i źrodlaną wode oraz masuje jej grzbiet. Shere Khan już jako dziecko był samotnikiem. Nigdy nie lubił sie bawic, uważał to bowiem za dziecinade. Kochał za to polowamia, potyczki w ktorych wygrywał, władze i strach przed nim. Najprawdopodobniej myslał ze wszystkich najbardziej logicznie. Jesli ktos mu sie naraził dostawał w skore ( przeważnie, czasem mu sie upiekło). Szczycił sie tym, że jest na początku łańcucha pokarmowego. Jego relacje z innymi wyglądały mniej wiecej tak: Shere Khan nienawidził błazeńst Baloo i Louiego, zastraszał Kaa, z Hathim prawie wogle sie nie kolegował, się ,ale zauważył jego zainteresowanie płcią przeciwną, ciągle pouczał Bagheere ktory był także kotem i rzadko przyznawał mu racje. Jako dziecko miał poważny, cichy, dystyngowany , wykwintny głos. Tło( jako dorosły) Shere Khan jest wielkim, okrutnym i potężnym tygrysem. Lubi mordowac i zastraszac. Jego głos zmienił sie, nie był już cichy i dystyngowany, teraz jest wyraźny, głosny, ale nadal jest poważny. Jest samotnikiem i jesli sie z kims spotyka to tylko na potyczce lub gdy chce wyciągnac jakies informacje. Wszyscy sie go boją. Tygrys cieszy sie, z tego, bo wyznaje zasade-"Strach budzi szacunek". A on chce być, szanowany. Jego osobowosc, tak naprawde, w dzieciństwie miała dobre cechy. Wszystko zmieniło, się gdy dorosł. Wczesniej, umiał być troskliwy, dobry i opiekuńczy. Jako dorosły, już tego niepotrafił. Jego przyjaciele stali sie wrogami. Poznajemy go pierwszy raz w Ksiedze Dzungli pod koniec filmu. Jest on na polowaniu( poluje na sarne). Kiedy chce zaatakowac potencialną ofiare, pojawiają sie słonie i wypłoszają mu sarenke. Tygrys jest z tego powodu niezadowolony. Wtedy pojawia sie Bagheera i rozmawia z pułkownikiem Hathim. Khan podchodzi i podsłuchuje ich rozmowe dotyczącą ludzkiego szczenięcia( Mowgiego). Słyszy też plan pułkownika. Kiedy słonie odchodzą wysmiewa ich( ponieważ chcą go zaskoczyc).Idzie na spotkanie z ludzkim szczenieciem. Tymczasem Kaa złapał chłopca i hipnotyzował go spiewając kołysankę. Shere Khan słyszy go i idzie do pytona. Dzwoni do niego( zadzwonił ogonem weża). Wtedy Kaa schodzi zaciekawiony, kto do niego przyszedł. Przeraża sie gdy okazuje ze to tygrys- postrach dżungli, ktory już w dzieciństwie zastraszał go i znecał sie nad nim. Pyton stara sie zahipnotyzowac goscia, ale Shere Khan jest zbyt podejrzliwy ,by dać sie zahipnotyzowac. Szuka on u Kaa Mowgiego. Ale wąż wywodzi go w pole, jednak Shere Khan daje mu na szyje pazur( to groźba, ktora mowi, że jesli wąż nie bedzie mu posłuszny zostanie przez tygrysa zabity). Khan nieswiadomie uratował chłopcu życie- ponieważ Kaa chciał zjesć Mowgiego i gdy pojawił sie krol dzungli uniemozliwił mu to. Gdy zas odszedł pytonowi aż skora sie zjerzyła ze strachu uwalniając chłopca z uscisku. Ostatni raz Khan pojawia sie na potyczce z Mowgim. Chłopiec jednak nie boi sie go- co poniekąd dziwi tygrysa, ponieważ wszyscy sie go boją. Pewny zwycięstwa postanawia dać chłopcu fory- ponieważ gonitwa byłaby dla niego ciekawsza. Liczy do dziesieciu i gdy atakuje chłopca niedzwiedź Baloo łapie go za ogon. Rozgniewany Shere Khan każe niedzwiedziowi puscić, ale niedzwiedź nie puszcza. Tygrys jednak goni chłopca, sepy ktore tam były zabierają Mowgiego w powietrze. Wtedy Baloo odbił sie od wielkiej gałezi, razem tygrysem. Trafiają oni na skałe, a Khan przewraca Baloo i drapie pazurami( chce go zabić). Wtedy atakują go sepy, a Mowgi przynosi ogien z błyskawicy i przywiązuje gałązke z ogniem do ogona Pasiastego. Kiedy sie odwraca w jego oczach widac strach, probuje ugasic "czerwony kwiat" , ale mu sie nie udaje i ucieka. Ponownie widzimy go w Ksiedze Dzungli 2.Pojawia sie dużo wczesniej niż w poporzedniej częsci. Najpierw Mowgi mowi o Shere Khanie- że szuka go w całej dżungli i chcę on krwawej zemsty. Potem widzimy tygrysa, kiedy Baloo opuszcza miejsce na ktorym robił kukłe chłopca z kokosa. Gdy odchodzi, a za nim Bagheera Khan pojawia sie i niszczy podobiznę ludzkiego szczenięcia. W nastepnej scenie idzie on do wioski ,a sępy wysmiewają go. Dzielnie idzie dalej znosząc drwiny. Dochodzi do wioski i szkrada się. Zagląda do domow szukając Mowgiego. Wtedy widzi Shanti(czytaj Szanti) przychodzi pod okno i prosi chłopca żeby wyszedł. Tygrys niecierpliwie czeka na pojawienie sie swojej ofiiary i widzi jak chłopak w dali unosił sie. Shanti idzie tam i widzi Baloo z Mowgim budzi całą wioskę by uwolnili Mowgiego( nie wiedziała że niedziewiedz jest przyjacielem chłopca). Wiesniacy zauważają tygrysa i szczują go ogniem i bronią- tym czego sie najbardziej bał. Ale nie zwraca na to uwagi i ucieka przez płot i chowa sie w zaroslach. Podsłuchuje jak wiesniacy mowią, że chłopak jest w dżungli. Shere Khan jest bardzo zadowolony- w koncu dżungla to jego krolestwo. Idzie do Kaa i pyta o to gdzie jest chłopak. Jednak pyton jak zwykle oszukuje silniejszego od siebie i mowi że Mowgli jest na bagnach. Tygrys ostrzega go, żeby lepiej to nie było kłamstwo. Niestety gdy Khan pojawia sie na bagnach odkrywa oszustwo węża. Rozgniewany łapą rozmywa swoje odbicie. A tam są sępy- te z pierwszej częsci i jeden nowy- Lucek. Nie zdawał sobie sprawy z siły krola dżungli, mimo że koledzy sępy go ostrzegają. Wysmiewał go i na jego szczescie, gdy Khan tracił cierpliwosc wspomina o chłopcu. Sprytnie tygrys wyciąga od sepa informacje. Nastepnie Khan podbija mu oko i wyrywa piora. ( Nie widac tego). Potem idzie w doł rzeki do Mowgiego. Najpierw gdy Mowgi, Shanti i młodszy przybrany brat ludzkiego szczenięcja są razem wyłania sie z ciemnosci i krąży wokoło nich. Mowi że chłopak nie ujdzie z życiem,bo upokorzył go. Ludzkie szczenie jednak daje piach do oczu Khana i ucieka. Łowca dżungli goni ich, aż do starych ruin. Tam Mowgli chowa sie przed Shere Khanem za wielkim gongiem. Jego przyjaciołka i Baloo robią to samo. I zaczynają grac na gongach by rozkojarzyc ich przesladowcę. Niestety gong Shenti spada i tygrys stawia chłopcu ulitimatum- Albo on, albo dziewczynka. Ludzkie szczenie wychodzi z ukrycia, a Khan gonił go i Shanti, aż do w koncu spadł na jakąs kre na lawie i został przygniety wielkim posągiem. Jeszcze wtedy żyje, ale prawdopodobniej kilka dni pozniej umarł z głodu i pragnienia. I taki smutny koniec wspaniałego łowcy. Shere Khan is the main antagonist of Disney's 1967 animated feature film The Jungle Book. A powerful, suave Bengal tiger, Shere Khan had nothing but disdain for his victims. His reputation was such that he needed only to show himself to intimidate the inhabitants of the jungle. His only fears were man's gun and fire.

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