Simba's daughter is the key to a resolution of a bitter feud between Simba's pride and the outcast pride led by the mate of Scar.Simba's daughter is the key to a resolution of a bitter feud between Simba's pride and the outcast pride led by the mate of Scar.Simba's daughter is the key to a resolution of a bitter feud between Simba's pride and the outcast pride led by the mate of Scar.
- Awards
- 3 wins & 3 nominations
Matthew Broderick
- Simba
- (voice)
Neve Campbell
- Kiara
- (voice)
Robert Guillaume
- Rafiki
- (voice)
James Earl Jones
- Mufasa
- (voice)
Moira Kelly
- Nala
- (voice)
Nathan Lane
- Timon
- (voice)
Jason Marsden
- Kovu
- (voice)
Suzanne Pleshette
- Zira
- (voice)
Ernie Sabella
- Pumbaa
- (voice)
Lacey Chabert
- Young Vitani
- (voice)
Edward Hibbert
- Zazu
- (voice)
Cam Clarke
- Simba
- (singing voice)
Michelle Horn
- Young Kiara
- (voice)
Jim Cummings
- Scar
- (archive sound)
- (voice)
Ryan O'Donohue
- Young Kovu
- (voice)
Ashley Edner
- Kiara (growls)
- (uncredited)
Storyline
Did you know
- TriviaZira means "hate" in Swahili; Kovu is Swahili for "scar;" Nuka is Swahili for "bad smell."
- GoofsOkapis appear several times in the film. Whilst these animals are native to Africa, they live in dense rainforest, not on the plains where lions are found (and where they appear in the film). They would never naturally encounter lions.
- Crazy creditsAt one point in the credits it says, "This film would not have been possible without the inspiration from the original motion picture and the work of its talented artists and animators.", and dedication appears. This feature copying from Pocahontas II (1998) during their credits.
- Alternate versionsFor the 2004 DVD release, Kovu's scream was reanimated into two frames
- SoundtracksHe Lives In You
Lyrics and Music by Mark Mancina, Jay Rifkin, and Lebo M.
Arranged by Mark Mancina
Lead Vocal Performed by Lebo M.
Vocal Solos Performed by Maxi Anderson, Max Ngcobo, Khanyo Maphumulo, Khuluiwe Sithole, and Rose Stone
Background Vocals Performed by South African Choir, Maxi Anderson, Rose Stone, Ron Kunene, Oren Waters, Rick Nelson, and Terry Young
"He Lives In You" from the Walt Disney Records album, "Rhythm of the Pride Lands"
Featured review
I wanted to see this for ages but was put off by the fact that it went straight to video. Then I noticed that all Disney sequels (bar Rescuers Down Under) went straight to video, so I bought it. From the opening song this film captures the spirit of the original. The first time I saw it I thought only two of the songs were good (Upendi and One of Us) but after seeing it a few times I realised that the songs are extremely well written and catchy. I feel there are a few points not accounted for in the film notably the origin of the Outland lions (I can only conclude that only a few followed Scar and others joined them in the time period between Kiara as a cub and as an adult) but I prefer these things left to the imagination. Overall I am very impressed by this film. It has very high quality animation for a straight to video sequel and introduces some interesting new characters. I would really like the Lion King to be a trilogy (I am a great fan of trilogies) so come on, Disney, Make a third film, preferably detailing the young Scar and Mufasa. A definite 5-stars.
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- The Lion King 2: Simba's Pride
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- Runtime1 hour 22 minutes
- Color
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- Aspect ratio
- 1.78 : 1
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