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Fan Casting Lota (The Island of Doctor Moreau) as Black panther in Fictional animals by species

mr_blue_sky made this fan casting suggestion on July 8, 2022. What do you think? See below to cast your vote, or click here to see all fan casting suggestions for this role.

Lota (The Island of Doctor Moreau) as Black panther in Fictional animals by species

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Lota (The Island of Doctor Moreau)

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Black panther (Black leopard or jaguar)

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2 comments on Lota (The Island of Doctor Moreau) as Black panther in Fictional animals by species

  • mr_blue_sky To be fair, I'm honestly not sure what kind of panther she originated from, but this is probably it.

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  • mr_blue_sky Okay, so judging from the advertisements, apparently she actually IS a black panther.

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Lota (The Island of Doctor Moreau) has been suggested by fans for 28 roles on myCast, including Underrated Characters in Best & Worst of Fictional Characters. Similar actors include Batgirl, Trini Kwan/Yellow Mighty Morphin Ranger, and Katana. Lota (The Island of Doctor Moreau) was suggested to play Black panther in Fictional animals by species by mr_blue_sky. Other actors sugggested to play this role include Panther Lily, Panthor, and Bagheera. Fictional animals by species has 154 roles, including Dog (Domestic), House cat, and Dinosaur.

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