Khumba Page #5
Well, I...
Can I just say one little thing?
Sure.
Oh, look. A farm.
And if that's the farm, boys,
that must be Ngow Mountain.
Let's rest at the farm.
We can talk there.
Do you think there
will be any ostriches?
It's a bit of a
fixer upper, isn't it?
Hello?
Anyone home?
Creepy.
And you're not helping.
Any requests?
Drink, Mama V.
You have to drink.
Intruders!
Get off my farm,
you freaks of nature! Freak!
Freak, freak!
We need water, ma'am.
My water!
All mine!
Freak, freak!
Good enough to eat.
Speak for yourself!
This Karoo lamb is
way past her sell-by date.
She's gone around, Bradley.
Little one!
Just go.
Head for the mountain!
would go there?
Mama V, Bradley,
shut the gate behind me!
He's going to get you.
He's going to get you.
Who, Khumba?
I was going to tell you.
He'd love to sink his
teeth into a young zebra.
Yes, he'll like that. I'm sure.
Who, Khumba? Who?
He ate my dear
husband, didn't he, Nora?
What is she talking about?
Phango.
Phango!
Phango!
The waterhole is at his cave.
What were we thinking?
Following you
to a magic waterhole,
so you can get your stripes?
And they call me loony.
I let him take her.
My child, my baby.
It's not your fault.
I couldn't protect her.
I'm sorry. I should never have
dragged the two of you into this.
If it wasn't for me,
she'd still be alive.
You couldn't
have stopped Phango.
No one can.
Certainly not a freak
like him, right, Nora?
What is it anyway?
I don't think he knows
what he is, Nora, do you?
No, I don't.
What are you?
Well, what are you?
When are you going
to grow some stripes?
Oh, wait. He can't!
Certainly not a freak
like him, right, Nora?
I thought you weren't
like the rest of them.
I hope Khumba's all right.
He's all that crazy
to face Phango alone,
is he?
Maybe we should go back
and look for him.
I'm sure any minute now,
Khumba will pop out of nowhere
and surprise us.
Mama V.
Where is he?
Mama V!
Come on, Mama V.
It's no use running.
This isn't happening.
This isn't happening.
Tell me where he is.
Why don't you go right?
This way!
No, the other right.
Come on, Mama V.
Oh, bad choice.
Where is he?
He was with you.
You mean Khumba?
Oh, that's weird.
He's heading to you.
I mean was heading to you.
Oh, he's long gone.
Of course.
To where it all began.
We have to warn Khumba.
Even if it means facing Phango?
Maybe going back is the
only way to move on.
Are we going forwards
or backwards now?
I'm confused.
Whatever. From now on,
we're sticking together.
Mama?
Many, we lost souls
haunt this salt pan.
Come child.
This is no place for a zebra.
Zebra? I don't see
any zebras.
How many more stripes
will make you a zebra?
I'd settle for five.
I love out here.
I can breathe.
There's no allergies.
Completely stuff free.
My nose is clear.
At least 90% clear.
Wow, no stuffy nose.
Would you look at that?
Okay, keep together, kids.
Migrating? I don't know what that
is, but we're following Khumba.
Huh?
My son!
You've seen him?
He's alive!
Why do you think we're
going to Ngow Mountain?
No! Phango.
I'm going ahead.
Everybody, follow the bunny.
A bunny. You think I'm just
munching carrots, dropping
bunny raisins everywhere?
This is it.
I'm here to get my stripes.
I hope it's more than five.
Maybe there's something else
waiting there for you.
Intruders!
Get off my farm!
Get off my farm!
Hey, Freckie.
How do you think they
tell each other apart?
I don't know, Captain,
but if they're heading
for greener pastures,
let's roll!
Are you feeling old, cranky,
all alone with no herd
to call your own?
Freak!
Hey, now, wait.
I know what you're thinking.
But I'm no wolf
in sheep's clothing.
But you and me, we can
make a great partnersheep.
Sheep joke.
Where's the rest of your pack?
Well, we grew apart.
Creative differences.
I didn't have much
Who's he?
Just like she said.
Khumba.
Khumba!
Stand back!
Mother V is cleaning house!
What? Too much?
So, where's the hell cat?
Uh... in there?
They're about to have company.
Um, need a little help, madam?
We're in a herd going somewhere.
It's like we're all
a big family.
But I don't know those guys.
Oh, stripes are making me dizzy.
Keep together kids!
Endangered species
coming through.
Tombi.
Any sign of Khumba?
He's up there.
I have to find a way through.
It's just a few flames.
We're not going
to let a barbie stop us. Ow!
That's hot!
Oh, wow.
Okay, okay, keep together, kids.
Hey, Percy, you smell that?
Smells like chops burning.
He'll be okay, Tombi.
Yeah, he's tougher
than he looks.
Is he really up there?
Come on, Khumba.
I know you can do it!
There you are.
In the flesh at last.
And when they came out,
they were all striped.
But then...
they all looked the same.
But you're not the same,
are you?
They hardly get
my pulse rate up.
You are the one I've been waiting for.
It was foretold that a
half-striped zebra would be born,
and make one of us the most
powerful leopard that ever lived.
But I killed my own clan
so that I could have you.
You I'd savor slowly.
One stripe at a time.
Whoa!
You are the half, the half
that will complete me.
You can't change
what you are, Phango.
There's only one way
to find out.
Dad, look.
What's happening?
Oh, I think that's my cue.
No, Khumba!
It's too late.
Run!
Look, look!
It's the water!
What is that?
Look at all that water!
Where is it all coming from?
Look, it's Phango!
Khumba!
Oh.
He's going to eat Khumba!
You're getting
under my skin, Khumba.
Hold on, Khumba!
Oh, hey.
Oh, no, Khumba!
Surrender to your destiny.
Killing me won't make
a difference, Phango.
Well, eating you will!
Watch out!
Khumba!
Don't look, kids.
Nice knowing you.
He's... he's dead?
He could have survived.
No, he's dead.
Khumba, no!
Khumba.
Khumba?
Khumba?
Khumba.
He's alive!
My son.
Boy, you scared me to...
He's alive.
Khumba's alive.
He's alright.
That's my mate.
Fellow survivor.
Way to go, little buddy,
pull through.
I thought I'd lost you, too.
He's alive! Yay!
Khumba, yeah!
I'm spitting on myself.
It's wet.
Oh, it's rain!
He did it.
He sure did, my girl.
Four is definitely a crowd.
Does this mean
we're friends again?
You think I'd let you
get away that easy?
You okay?
More than okay.
I wouldn't change a thing.
Just like the old days, hey?
Heads up, Tombi.
Game on!
Nice play, sis. Not
bad for a girl, huh?
You got to keep
your eye on the ball.
Nice one, Khumba!
Stay clear of that horn.
Pass it!
All right!
Come on.
Pom-poms higher!
Nora incoming!
Oy, tackle Nora. Or, we
all get another timeout
Come along, little ones.
Let 'em stay.
I'll sing you one, if you
sing me one of your songs.
Hit it, boys!
Your ball, Nigel!
It's your ball.
It's coming to me.
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