The Lion King POP figures

The young lion cub has always carried heavy responsibilities on his slender shoulders. Son of Mufasa, king of all the inhabitants of the savanna, he is his heir and beloved son. But Simba has to overcome adversity after the heavy betrayal of his uncle Scar, who is responsible for leaving him an orphan. Exiled to the far reaches of the savanna, he feels forced to give up his legitimacy as king. Fortunately, he can count on friends of unfailing loyalty: with Timon and Pumbaa, Simba discovers the meaning of duty, friendship and legacy, and learns, through his journey, the true role of a king.

Celebrated by all the animals of the savanna, Mufasa is the precious guardian of the animal people. An eternal keeper of the peace, he is a just king who always acts in the interest of his subjects. To ensure the continuity of his line, he trains his son, Simba, to one day succeed him. But never thinking that this moment would come too soon: jealousy is an ugly flaw that drives his brother, Scar, to commit an irreparable sin.

Pumbaa the warthog stands out among the animals of the savanna for his cheerful and generous character. With his optimistic nature, he radiates a positive energy that brightens the adventures of the three friends. His simplicity reflects that optimistic nature: although he isn't the cleverest of the group, Pumbaa more than makes up for it with his kindness, his loyalty and his generous heart. Guided by the Hakuna Matata philosophy, he lives his life as he pleases alongside his eternal and most faithful friend: Timon.

Tasked with protecting the young lion cub on his jungle journeys, Zazu is a particularly talkative bird. He flies above Simba's tracks to watch over the future king and keep him away from potential dangers. His role as adviser and protector of the royal family becomes a threat after the tragic death of Mufasa. The new king decides to reduce his elder brother's legacy to ashes in order to establish his own legitimacy. Captured by Scar, he is imprisoned with the hope that one day the true king will come to save him.