Moja kwa moja stone

A moja kwa moja stone is a stone that serves as a landmark for those traveling from the Pride Lands to the Tree of Life.
==Concept==
A moja kwa moja stone is a large, flat-sided stone upon which a painting of a nearby landmark is portrayed. It serves as a checkpoint to help guide travelers to the Tree of Life. When touched with a bakora staff, the painting on a moja kwa moja stone will morph into an image of the Tree of Life.
There are eight moja kwa moja stones in existence. The first is located in the Back Lands and depicts a waterfall and an iroko tree; the second depicts a snowy mountain; the third depicts a bamboo forest; the fourth depicts Dragon Island; the fifth depicts a river; the sixth depicts a pool; the seventh depicts four stars; and the eighth depicts a lake.
==History==
===The Lion Guard's journey to the Tree of Life===
When Kion received a scar from Ushari and Ono's eyes were damaged by volcanic fog, Makini and the Lion Guard traveled to the Tree of Life to find permanent remedies for their injuries. They used the moja kwa moja stones to guide them on their journey. Later, they used the moja kwa moja stones to find their way back to the Pride Lands.
==Appearances==
==Trivia==
*"Moja kwa moja" means "one by one" in Swahili.
==Media==
The Lion Guard - Journey of Memories, Anga spots the next Moja Kwa Moja Stone|Anga spots a moja kwa moja stone, as depicted in The Lion Guard.
==References==
Category:Canon articles
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