The journey of Simba begins when a curious young cub who is destined to take over the throne of his father. Samba loved and admired his king Mufasa, his father. Simba was born to be the next in line as king of the lions. As a young lion, he takes all kind of chances because he was strong will. His dad taught him it was healthy to be afraid sometimes. He trusted his dad to deliver him from trouble. His dad taught him it was healthy to be afraid sometimes. He then felt guilt, angry and needed a way to escape. As a child, he was also nave and would listen to other family members.
Mufasa's jealous brother Scar wants nothing more than to be king, so he arranges a stampede that kills Mufasa; then he convinces Simba it's his entire fault. After Simba dad was killed, he listened to the wrong voice because he was hurt and sad because of the lost of his father. Simba's uncle convinced him that he was responsible for his dad's death. Simba was adventurous and went into exile to a far away land. The guilt, pain, and shame caused him to go into exile. He remained into exile until he meets a warthog named Pumbaa and a meerkat named Timon, with whom he grows into an adult, until the adult Nala finds him and convinces him to challenge Scar for the throne.
When Simba's envious Uncle Scar schemes with his hyena henchmen, including Shenzi , trouble invades the kingdom. To the rescue comes a hilarious meerkat named Timon and that warmhearted warthog, Pumbaa - and soon Simba joins in the carefree lifestyle of "Hakuna Matata."" With Rafiki at his side, Simba reclaims his true destiny and joins the "circle of life."".
Character .
As his relationship grew somebody, he began to show how compassion he was toward others. He was open to fun and fellowship at all times. . .
Simba is a rowdy, independent little cub who likes to romp and play. When Simba's father dies, it leaves Simba unsure about whom he is. Then Rafiki shows Simba his reflection in a pool and the young lion understands that his father's courage and wisdom are a part of him, too.
