Ono's Idol/Mistakes

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	When Ono stops Bunga from approaching Hadithi, his Mark of the Guard is missing.
	When Bunga leaps through the tree, his Mark of the Guard disappears briefly.
	As Ono practices the 'Hadithi Spin', his Mark of the Guard appears on his right-wing.
	When Mtoto agrees to find somewhere else to sit, the nearby duck's eyebrow turns blue.
	During The Royal Mudprint Ceremony, the animals frequently move around from their original places.
	Later during the ceremony, they continue to move around. Most notably, a giraffe standing left to an elephant disappears in the next shot, then reappears in the shot after that on her right.
	Later still during the ceremony, Zito is seen in two different places one shot after the next.
	When the Lion Guard goes to rescue Ono, Beshte's Mark of the Guard is missing.
	When Kion shouts 'There's Ono!', it sounds very much like Bunga's voice, meaning it was most likely meant to be said by Bunga, not Kion.
	When the Lion Guard rushes to save Ono, Bunga's Mark of the Guard is seen on the wrong shoulder.
	When Ono tries to free himself but notices Fuli nearby, his Mark of the Guard frequently disappears until he is freed.
	When Beshte knocks the boulder down, a scene shows it falling towards grassland. But on the next scene, the only grassland was on the other side, making it impossible to fall towards.
	When Fuli calls to the klipspringers, one of her spots overlaps her Mark of the Guard.
	The klipspringer herd varies in numbers and colors. At first, there are five shown (four dark brown, one light brown). Then, when the Lion Guard arrives, there are six (three of both shades). When Fuli guides them across, there are five again (three dark brown, two light brown). Finally, when an overhead shot is shown, there are six once more (five dark brown, one light brown).
	As Ono and Hadithi swoop around the hyenas, Hadithi is shown too small and Ono too large. In addition to this, Ono appears behind Hadithi, despite his size being much larger and closer to the camera.
	At the final ceremony, animals shift around again. Notably, a hippo vanishes when the scene shifts to Hadithi, and reappears when the camera focuses on everyone. Near the end, some animals disappear from sight completely. In the final scene, animals have once again shifted around, and some of the animals originally seen near Hadithi have moved to the other side.