Edited sentence: For example, in both The Lion King and Kimba the White Lion, there are similar scenes of a stampede, along with scenes of the protagonist character hanging from a cliff while the antagonist looms above.However, it should be noted that some claim The Lion King did not plagiarize Kimba the White Lion, stating that several of the similar characters in both works are different in several aspects, most importantly that of personality and role.It is also claimed that the rather primitive setting of both works leaves few options when it comes to portraying scenes of desperation and urgency.It’s said that due to the setting constraints of both works, lacking any sort of industry or technology, there are very few options to choose from when it comes to scenes of distress, and that something such as a stampede is one of the very few choices for such a setting and story.More aggressive proponents claim that fans of Kimba the White Lion intentionally “cherry picked” scenes from The Lion King and Kimba the White Lion that appeared to be similar to discredit The Lion King, also claiming that because Kimba the White Lion is a series, there are more scenes to choose and therefore “cherry pick” from.Several have also noted the complete absence of humans from the The Lion King, while Kimba the White Lion features humans prominently.Several have also stated that since Kimba the White Lion and The Lion King are both based on the Disney film Bambi, and the fact that both works are set within Africa, similarities of such magnitude are inevitable