The lion guard

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Correct me if im wrong but i didn't see any threads for this show so i made one.

The Lion Guard is an American animated television series based on Disney's The Lion King. The show features five main heroes who protect the Pride Lands: Kion, Bunga, Fuli, Beshte and Ono. The first season will consist of 24 episodes, and each will feature a song that 'balances authentic African sound with kid-friendly pop'.

Logo made by disney.

The series centers around Kion, the son of Simba and Nala who is tasked with the daunting duty of being a Lion Guard, a group tasked with the perseverance of the Pride Lands. In doing so, he defies tradition by assembling a group of various animals, as opposed to a group of lions. These animals are Fuli the cheetah, Beshte the hippopotamus, Ono the egret and Bunga the honey badger.
During his adventures, Kion will also be receiving advice from the ghost of his grandfather, Mufasa.

Really? ok

Isn't this show for toddlers?

So just because its a kids show means i cant like it?

Milkwhiskers a dit :
So just because its a kids show means i cant like it?

Yes, your too old for this

It's like Haru watching Dora

Doesn't seem right

Lol thanks for reminding me Milk. I love Lion King

looks nice
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arent we talking on a forum of a game about mice though.

Maleguest a dit :
looks nice
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arent we talking on a forum of a game about mice though.

This is the off-topic section tho.

Nope, this is off topic(?)

#10

Milkwhiskers a dit :
Maleguest a dit :
looks nice
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arent we talking on a forum of a game about mice though.

This is the off-topic section tho.

the forum in general

#11

Personally, I find nothing wrong with being into this show at whatever age the viewer is.
The Lion King franchise is vast, with lots of spin-offs and storylines, and this is simply Disney trying to provide the new generation with a story they could follow along with the rest if they wish.

This even takes place within the second movie for The Lion King, eventually letting new fans realize there is a bigger story than the original Hamlet-inspired film.

As an enthusiast of The Lion King and Disney as a whole, I think this is a great way to bring back the series for all audiences.

That, and that it brings back past characters we all love into a new artistic style and has positive messages for not only children but for people as a whole- life long messages to keep in mind.
That being in greater terms of accepting others for who they are and that everyone has their own moment in their life of where they realize who they are themselves.
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If only I had the time to watch more of it myself. :^(
There's a second season planned so maybe it's best to catch up.

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#12

Definitely gonna put it on my long 'to-watch' list

#13

Once I learned my favourite character was being brought back since she's not usually remembered- I was overjoyed.

I love Kiara.

#14

i dont usually watch disney spin offs but ???????

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#15

i'll try to watch this show when i can, i already watched one of the episodes and it looks pretty decent.

#16

This thread has inspired me

IMA go watch blue clues later

#17

Daapplehead a dit :
Personally, I find nothing wrong with being into this show at whatever age the viewer is.
The Lion King franchise is vast, with lots of spin-offs and storylines, and this is simply Disney trying to provide the new generation with a story they could follow along with the rest if they wish.

This even takes place within the second movie for The Lion King, eventually letting new fans realize there is a bigger story than the original Hamlet-inspired film.

As an enthusiast of The Lion King and Disney as a whole, I think this is a great way to bring back the series for all audiences.

That, and that it brings back past characters we all love into a new artistic style and has positive messages for not only children but for people as a whole- life long messages to keep in mind.
That being in greater terms of accepting others for who they are and that everyone has their own moment in their life of where they realize who they are themselves.
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If only I had the time to watch more of it myself. :^(
There's a second season planned so maybe it's best to catch up.

Same I have nothing wrong with someone liking this

Someone judging you like cheese
Should never do that
Just be yourself and if you like it,
like it!
And cheese
He likes it now quit judging. It's rude and annoying and it's sometimes considered cyberbullying. Get your poop in a group man

#18

It's basically like the move the lion king, and many ages watch it.

Although The lion guard is on Disney Jr (It isn't always for little kids Disney..), I still like the episode alot :)

#19

Nonono

I was being for real

#20

Alright alright alright
Just don't do that again I think it was a bit rude

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