Lumba-Lumba

Lumba-Lumba is a female dolphin.
When Bunga got swept out to sea, Lumba-Lumba saved his life. Later, Kion's Roar of the Elders created a tidal wave that beached Lumba-Lumba, and the Lion Guard resolved to save her. Together, the Lion Guard members dug a sand trench out to sea and chased off several hungry Komodo dragons. After the rescue, Lumba-Lumba thanked the Lion Guard for their help.
==Biography==
===Early life===
Lumba-Lumba lived in the ocean around Dragon Island.
===Saved by the Lion Guard===
The Lion Guard arrived at Dragon Island, where they were in awe of the ocean. Bunga started to play in the waves when he was swept out to sea. However, he was rescued by Lumba-Lumba, who explained how much she loved the ocean. The Lion Guard bid her farewell and set off toward the island.
After Kion's Roar of the Elders caused the waters around the island to recede, the team found Lumba-Lumba beached on the sand. They vowed to help her and started to dig a tunnel from her to the ocean. However, in the middle of the project, they were attacked by Komodo dragons. Lumba-Lumba briefly assisted Bunga in fighting them off.
After the fight, Makini explained that they could not leave the island since Kion's Roar had destroyed the land bridge. Kion then used his Roar to create a path through the waters. The resulting waves washed Lumba-Lumba back to sea, and she thanked them for saving her.
==Physical appearance==
Lumba-Lumba is a slender dolphin with pink skin and purple eyes.
==Personality and traits==
Lumba-Lumba is cheerful and friendly. She is willing to help strangers, such as when she saved Bunga from being swept out to sea. She also loves the water.
==Appearances==
* The Lion Guard
** "Dragon Island"
==Trivia==
* Lumba-Lumba was voiced by Tania Gunadi. Her singing voice was provided by Kimiko Glenn.
** Glenn also voiced Chuluun.
* Lumba-Lumba's name means "dolphin" or "porpoise" in Malay.
==References==
Category:Canon articles
Category:Characters
Category:Females
Category:The Lion Guard characters