Everyone knows that to be a member of the Lion Guard, you need to be the strongest, the fastest, have the keenest sight, or be the bravest. Given that all previous Lion Guards were composed exclusively of lions, Mufasa should have held the role of the Strongest. I can't think of a single lion in the Pride Lands who is stronger than Mufasa.
The Jaguar from Hell
I came up with an idea for a supernatural horror/action movie about a jaguar that becomes something far more terrifying than a demon.
An Amazonian jaguar is captured by illegal hunters and brutally tortured. They eventually skin it alive and kill it.
But the jaguar dies carrying an intense hatred toward the hunters.
And somehow, that hatred causes something unprecedented:
The jaguar goes to Hell.
It is the first and only animal in history to ever fall into Hell.
Normally, the souls of sinners in Hell don't have physical bodies. But because the jaguar is an animal, Hell gives it a physical body specifically so it can experience physical suffering.
This turns out to be a terrible mistake.
Hell has a massive time distortion: one second on Earth equals one thousand years in Hell.
The jaguar spends what feels like millions of years being tortured by imps. They repeatedly stab it with iron spears while the flames of Hell burn its body. The flames are hotter than the Sun.
But the physical body begins to evolve.
After millions of years of torture, the jaguar's skin becomes harder than any metal or stone. The imps' weapons literally break when they strike it. The flames of Hell can no longer burn it.
The suffering that was supposed to destroy the creature has instead created something capable of surviving Hell itself.
The jaguar starts hunting the imps.
It tears them apart and devours them.
Eventually, it encounters a legendary three-headed beast of Hell and kills it.
This finally forces the Devil himself to intervene.
The Devil tries to control the creature with his magic.
It doesn't work.
The jaguar has become so powerful that the Devil's magic is completely nullified against it.
The battle becomes so catastrophic that the jaguar destroys one of the Seven Rings of Hell, each supposedly so enormous that it has no conventional limits of space or time and is infinitely larger than a universe.
The Devil realizes that this isn't an ordinary animal anymore.
He can't control it.
He can't kill it.
So he makes a deal.
The Devil offers the jaguar a way back to Earth so it can find the hunters who murdered it.
But he gives it something else: the knowledge and wickedness accumulated from every sinner in Hell.
The jaguar understands the Devil's intentions instinctively.
It accepts.
There is only one condition:
After the jaguar gets its revenge, it must become the Devil's favorite pet.
The jaguar returns to Earth.
To the humans, only one second has passed since its death.
To the jaguar...
millions of years have passed.
It isn't an ordinary jaguar anymore.
It isn't a demon.
It isn't a human soul.
It's something Hell accidentally created.
And now it has returned to the Amazon.
It remembers exactly who killed it.
Tagline:
“One second on Earth. Millions of years in Hell.”
What do you think? Would you watch a horror movie about this concept?