Bora Bora

Bora Bora is a tropical island. It is where the Native chief and his three henchmen take up residence for their "Be a Native Weekend".
==Information==
===The Lion King's Timon & Pumbaa===
===="Boara Boara"====
Timon and Pumbaa, who were intending to go skiing, end up in Bora Bora instead. When they decide to stay at the beach, the three natives kidnap Pumbaa. At first, they try to cook Pumbaa, presenting him to their leader. After seeing Pumbaa, the chief smacks his henchmen on their heads with his staff, because he thinks Pumbaa is their god-king.
Timon goes through difficult situations to rescue Pumbaa, and when he finds him, he is surprised that the natives made Pumbaa their king. Timon gets angry at his friend for having him worried sick, and he throws Pumbaa's crown away, breaking it, and tries to leave, but is stopped by the natives.
Timon is put in a basket with flowers, making the meerkat think that he's the new god-king, but he is actually going to be thrown into a volcano as a sacrifice for attempting to "kidnap" Pumbaa. He begs not to be thrown into the volcano and says he'll do anything in return, so the Natives turn him into a servant of Pumbaa.
After a while, the Natives' sacred fire goes out and their chief asks Pumbaa to restore it. Using his mind, Pumbaa reignites the flame, but right after it, he accidentally makes it rain, putting the fire out completely. This causes the Natives' chief to denounce him as an impostor and he promptly orders his lackeys to go after him and Timon. They both run away by playing "samba" to distract the natives. When the natives keep dancing, their leader hits each of them on the head with his staff.
The three natives then take off their costumes, revealing themselves to be university students. Fed up with being hit on the head repeatedly by their chief, they go back to the college having decided that "Be a Native Weekends" aren't any fun, leaving their chief begging them to come back so they don't lose their deposits, hinting that he is also a college student. After escaping the natives, Timon and Pumbaa go back to the beach but find civilization.
===="Mozam-Beaked"====
After Timon and Pumbaa capture a woodpecker for pecking on their favorite napping tree, the woodpecker tells them to let him go or he will have them both arrested. Timon and Pumbaa decide to "let him go" by going to Bora Bora and throwing the bird into the volcano. When Pumbaa tells the woodpecker that he can no longer eat their tree, the woodpecker corrects them by explaining that he was eating the bugs that were in the tree. Timon, Pumbaa, and the woodpecker are now back to the tree. The woodpecker is pecking on some bugs, while Timon and Pumbaa are trying to "peck" on the insects as well.
===="Beast of Eden"====
Timon and Pumbaa are being pushed down a slide by the natives into a "bottomless pit," where the two fall for weeks on end before finally hitting the ground. At the bottom of the chute, Pumbaa comments that the bottomless pit isn't so bottomless after all, which prompts Timon to proclaim that they will be rich for finding the first bottomless pit with a bottom.
As the two set out across the cave, they are confronted and eaten by a giant monster, who immediately spits them back out. Once rid of the two, the monster wails about his missing gold tooth, which holds the key to his magical powers. Pumbaa feels sorry for the monster, but Timon only finds interest in the monster's great power.
Two hours, two days, and two weeks later, the monster manages to shove Timon and Pumbaa through the top of the bottomless pit, where they promise to help him retrieve his gold tooth from the native chief. The two proceed to launch many different attempts to steal the tooth from the native chief, but they all end in failure.
As a last resort, Timon and Pumbaa fake a parade and convince the natives to join in on the festivities. As the four are distracted, Timon switches out the leader's staff with a harmonica and commands the natives to turn about face and march in the opposite direction. It is not long, however, before the natives realize that Timon and Pumbaa have stolen their tooth, after which they pursue the duo to the edge of the bottomless pit.
Although they manage to catch Pumbaa by the legs, the tooth flies out of the warthog's mouth and falls into the bottomless pit. Moments later, the monster bursts out of the pit, his gold tooth in place, spewing fire at the natives. As the natives are blasted in rage by the monster, Timon and Pumbaa walk calmly away, happy about their victory over the chief. Pumbaa then shows Timon that he has one of the leader's teeth in his mouth.
===="Ready, Aim, Fire"====
Timon and Pumbaa go vacationing in a cold forest. Timon complains to Pumbaa for choosing this vacation spot, as he wanted to go to Bora Bora to enjoy the beach and the female residents.
==Geographical features==
* Throne
* Volcano
* Bottomless pit
==Appearances==
* The Lion King's Timon & Pumbaa
** "Boara Boara"
** "Mozam-Beaked"
** "Beast of Eden"
** "Ready, Aim, Fire" (mentioned)
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