Unfortunately, the demanding, and sometimes dangerous nature of his job has left Zazu with a considerable amount of anxiety and emotional instability; he is prone to falling into a panic when things go wrong, and he can be rather irritable and snappish. Because of his fragile temper and high opinion of himself, Zazu is not taken very seriously by the other characters, specifically Simba and Nala , who would often tease the majordomo as children.
Similarly, Scar saw Zazu as nothing more than a pest and repeatedly sought to torment the hornbill when given the chance. Even Mufasa has had his share of fun in teasing Zazu. Nevertheless, Zazu is undoubtedly loyal to the king and has proven his usefulness on numerous occasions. As the king's "eyes and ears", Zazu knows all and tells all, especially when trouble arises.
If not for Zazu, Simba and Nala would have very well met their demise at the jaws of the hyenas , as it was he who had informed Mufasa of the danger before things could take a turn for the worse. Zazu is also shown to have a sense of humor, as he was able to make a joke about turning Scar into a throw rug to which he adds that Mufasa can "take him out and beat him whenever he gets dirty".
He also has a quirky habit of sliding blatant puns into his morning reports. As King Mufasa 's majordomo and close friend he is one of the few who calls Mufasa by his name , Zazu is very serious and always sticks to the rules. He is first seen in the film during the opening sequence in which Simba is presented.
He later confronts Scar on his absence from the ceremony and is almost eaten by him until Mufasa arrives. When Scar leaves, Zazu humorously suggests to Mufasa that Scar would make an excellent rug. When Simba has grown into a cub, Zazu is often ridiculed by him, being the target in Simba's pouncing lessons. He is ordered to watch over Simba and Nala by Sarabi when Simba claims he wants to go to the waterhole with Nala. Zazu later catches up with them, but they encounter the three hyenas Shenzi, Banzai, and Ed.
Zazu is inserted into the hyenas' "birdie boiler" geyser, which rockets him up to the sky. He manages to find Mufasa and lead him to the cubs, just in time to save them from the hyenas, although it is also implied shortly after the hyenas flee that Mufasa, in addition to being upset with Simba for deliberately disobeying him by going to the Elephant Graveyard, is also upset at Zazu for failing to keep watch on the cubs.
Zazu is then ordered to take Nala home while Mufasa has a word with Simba. During the wildebeest stampede engineered by Scar and his minions to kill both his brother and nephew , it is Zazu who leads Mufasa to Simba. As he watches the stampede, he wants to go back for help but is struck by Scar into a wall and rendered unconscious. After Mufasa is killed by Scar and Simba runs away, Zazu is seen comforting Sarabi when Scar informs the pride that both Mufasa and Simba have been killed in the stampede.
He and the pride are then seen watching in horror as Scar allows the hyenas into the Pride Lands. Zazu also briefly appears years later, in a scene after Scar has assumed the kingship of the Pride Lands. In this scene, Zazu is imprisoned in a cage made of rib bones and rocks and is being forced to entertain Scar by singing songs like "Nobody Knows the Troubles I've Seen" and "I've Got a Lovely Bunch of Coconuts" but not before briefly singing the lyrics of " It's a Small World ".
When the hyenas come in to complain about the lack of food and water, Scar casually tells them to eat Zazu although Scar also likely suggested to the hyenas that they eat Zazu specifically as revenge for Zazu earlier mentioning Scar's brother in a favorable light compared to Scar under his breath , and he frantically insists that he'd be "so tough and gamey and eyugh!
Later on, Simba returns to reclaim his throne. The lionesses, Timon , Pumbaa , and Rafiki battle the hyenas while Simba battles his uncle. Zazu pleads Timon to let him out of the ribcage he is imprisoned in, but Timon goes inside the ribcage instead as he is pursued by the hyenas.
Pumbaa comes to the rescue and chases away the hyenas after Banzai inadvertently insults him. Zazu is freed along with Timon and joins the two in chasing them away and doing a victory yell. After Scar is overthrown and killed, Zazu is seen at Simba's ascension to the throne and during the presentation of Simba and Nala's newborn cub. Zazu plays a minor role in the film, functioning mostly as a messenger.
Rather, mandrills are mostly shy and reclusive. Zazu is a slender, adult, male hornbill with blue feathers with a white outline throughout, a white underbelly and a orange and golden beak. Sarabi Died of Infection Given that multiple months would have passed between Simba reclaiming the throne and the birth of his first cub, it is entirely possible that Sarabi had a wound that got too infected for even Rafiki to fix and said infection killed her before the end of TLK.
This name was likely a literal connection to being a bird capable of flight, surrounded by grounded lions. This name was likely a literal connection to being a bird capable of flight, surrounded by grounded lions. After being banished from the pridelands by Simba for her loyalty to Scar, Zira continues to carry the torch of Scar. Your email address will not be published.
Author Jack Gloop. Nala is technically a Queen, having married Simba after he became King, and was never actually a princess. She is the twelfth official Disney Princess.
As for Simba being the only cub to survive, I would like to propose the idea that the entire family has a history of only having one cub.
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