The Lion King 2: Simba's Pride

Synopsis: Simba and Nala have a daughter, Kiara. Timon and Pumbaa are assigned to be her babysitters, but she easily escapes their care and ventures into the forbidden lands. There she meets a lion cub named Kovu and they become friends. What she and her parents do not know is that Kovu is the son of Zira - a banished follower of the now-dead Scar. She plans to raise Kovu to overthrow Simba and become the king of the Pride Lands. This tests not only Kiara and Kovu's relationship as they mature, but Simba's relationship with his daughter.
Director(s): Darrell Rooney, Rob LaDuca (co-director)
Production: Walt Disney Television Animation
  3 wins & 3 nominations.
 
IMDB:
6.5
Rotten Tomatoes:
43%
G
Year:
1998
81 min
4,176 Views


Night

And the spirit of life

Calling

"Mamela"

Wait

There's no mountain too great

Hear the words and have faith

Have faith

He lives in you

He lives in me

He watches over

Everything we see

Into the water

Into the truth

In your reflection

He lives in you

He lives in you

He lives in you

He lives in me

He watches over

Everything we see

Into the water

Into the truth

In your reflection

He lives in you

He lives in you

Ah, Pumbaa, look at that little guy.

A chip off the old block. And you

gotta know who's gonna raise him.

- His parents?

- OK, sure, get technical.

But who's gonna teach him

the really important stuff?

Like how to belch.

And dig for grubs.

I'm tellin' ya, buddy,

it's gonna be like old times.

You, me and the little guy.

- It is a girl.

- Girl.

Girl?

Wow!

Whoa!

Where do you think you're going

in such a hurry?

Daddy. Let go.

Now, I just want you to be careful.

Kiara, are you listening?

Accidents can happen.

- You could easily get hurt...

- Hurt or stepped on or even get lost.

And remember, I want you to stay

in sight of Pride Rock at all times.

I know. And if I see any strangers,

don't talk to them, come straight home.

OK, OK. Can I go now? Please?

Hmm. Very funny.

- Mind your father, Kiara.

- Yes, Mom.

And stay away from the Outlands.

Nothing there but a bunch

of back-stabbing, murderous Outsiders.

Zazu's right.

You can't turn your back on them.

- Really? How come?

- Never mind.

- Just run along now.

- But, Dad, I...

- You'll understand some day. Go on.

- Dad.

And stay on the path I've marked for you.

Simba. Who does she remind you of?

Huh? What? Who?

She's just like you were

when you were young.

Exactly. Do you realise the dangers

we put ourselves in?

You mean the dangers you put us in.

She'll be fine.

- Hey, Timon, Pumbaa. Come here.

- Good morning, mon capitaine.

I want you to keep a close watch on Kiara.

You know she's bound to run off.

Don't worry, Simba.

We're on her like stink on a warthog.

- Hey!

- It's a hard truth, Pumbaa. Live with it.

Guys, I'm counting on you.

Danger could be lurking behind every rock.

Aha! Hmm.

Hey, wait. Come back.

I just wanna play.

The mighty hunter has cornered her prey.

Whoa!

Cool. The Outlands.

I wonder what's out there.

Don't worry, Kiara.

Uncle Pumbaa's coming.

Oh, no.

Oh! Uh...

Let's see. "Gee, Simba, the good news

is we found your daughter."

"The bad news is we dropped a warthog

on her. Is there a problem with that?"

- Kiara? Kiara!

- Pumbaa!

Let me define "baby-sitting".

Sorry.

Princess Kiara, as Simba's daughter,

you know better than to go off all alone.

- You could have been hurt.

- But...

Hurt? Oh, Simba would kill us.

You didn't slip a disc, did ya?

- But...

- Catch a fever? Get a hangnail?

- Timon.

- I had one once.

- Very painful.

- Excruciating.

Darling, with your complexion

you should stay out of the sun.

What? Do you wanna wrinkle?

Will somebody please just listen to me?

I'm sorry, I wasn't listening.

Did you say something, Princess?

I'm not just a princess, you know.

That's only half of who I am.

- Oh. Who's the other half?

- Uh, well, I, um...

Well, while you're figuring it out, let's eat!

Grubs.

- The other white meat.

- And so high in protein.

Ew! Gross!

No? How about you, big boy?

- Love grubs.

- Not like. Love!

You always do that!

You take a bite out of every one

and then put it back. It drives me crazy.

But you can't tell from the outside

which are the real slimy ones.

Slimy? Pumbaa, my corpulent compadre,

it's the crunchy ones that make the meal.

- Slimy.

- Crunchy.

- Slimy.

- Crunchy.

- Slimy.

- Crunchy.

- Slimy.

- Crunchy.

- Slimy.

- Crunchy.

- Slimy.

- Crunchy.

- Less filling.

- Tastes good.

- Less filling.

- Tastes good.

- Less filling.

- Tastes good.

- Less filling.

- Tastes good...

Who are you, Pridelander?

- What are you doing?

- My father says

to never turn your back on an Outsider.

- You always do what Daddy says?

- No!

Bet you do. Bet you're Daddy's little girl.

An Outsider doesn't need anybody.

- I take care of myself.

- Really?

Cool.

Run!

Whoa!

This way!

- That was a close one.

- Yeah.

Not good!

Whoa!

- Hey, what about me?

- I'll distract them. Run!

Whoa!

Look out!

Move it!

I did it.

I did it!

Ha!

Oh, man. Did you see the size of

those teeth? They were going...

He was totally eatin' me up right there.

And I jumped on his head

and I bopped him so good...

We make such a good team. And you...

You were really brave.

Yeah? You were pretty brave too.

- My name's Kovu.

- I'm Kiara.

Tag. You're it.

Tag. You're it, you're it!

Hello? You run, I tag - get it?

What's the matter?

Don't you know how to play?

- Zira.

- Simba.

- Nala.

- Zira.

Timon. Pumbaa.

Great. Now that we all know each other...

get out of our Pridelands!

Your Pridelands?

These lands belong to Scar.

I banished you from the Pridelands.

Now you and your young cub, get out.

Oh. Haven't you met my son, Kovu?

He was hand-chosen by Scar

to follow in his paw prints

and become king.

That's not a king, that's a fuzzy maraca.

Kovu was the last born

before you exiled us to the Outlands -

where we have little food, less water.

You know the penalty

for returning to the Pridelands.

But the child does not.

However, if you need your pound of flesh,

here.

Take him and get out.

We're finished here.

Oh, no, Simba.

We have barely begun.

Bye.

Bye.

Simba?

Kiara, what did you think you were doing?

You could've been killed today.

- But Daddy, I didn't mean to diso...

- I'm telling you this because I love you.

- I don't wanna lose you.

- I know.

If something happened to you,

I don't know what I'd do.

One day I won't be here

and I need you to carry on in my place.

- You are part of the great Circle...

- Circle of Life. I know.

Exactly. And you need to be careful.

As future queen...

What if I don't wanna be queen?

It's no fun.

That's like saying you don't

wanna be a lion. It's in your blood.

- As I am. We are part of each other.

- Hm.

As you go through life you'll see

There is so much that we

Don't understand

And the only thing we know

Is things don't always go

The way we planned

But you'll see every day

That we'll never turn away

When it seems all your dreams

come undone

We will stand by your side

Filled with hope and filled with pride

We are more than we are

We are one

We are one

We are one

If there's so much I must be

Can I still just be me

The way I am?

Can I trust in my own heart?

Or am I just one part

Of some big plan?

Even those who are gone

Are with us as we go on

Yourjourney has only begun

Tears of pain, tears ofjoy

One thing nothing can destroy

Is our pride, deep inside

We are one

We are one

We are one

We are one, you and I

We are like the earth and sky

One family under the sun

All the wisdom to lead

All the courage that you need

You will find when you see

We are one

As long as you live here, it's who you are.

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