Bunga

* Teenager
* Cub

―Bunga's catchphrase | ”

**Bunga** is a male honey badger. He is the adoptive nephew of Timon and Pumbaa, Kion's best friend, and the boyfriend of Binga. He is the bravest member of the Lion Guard and an honorary member of Max's Colony.

He is a supporting character in Legends of the Lion Guard.

## Appearance

### Cub

Bunga's pelt is dark blue, while his muzzle, chest, and underbelly are a lighter blue in color. He has three dark gray dots on his cheeks, a long, fluffy white crest, pink inner ears, a red nose, sharp black claws, and dark blue eyes with white sclerae. The Mark of the Guard is imprinted on his left shoulder in light blue.

### Teenager

As a teenager, Bunga doesn't change that much except that his white crest has grown longer. He has also grown a bit taller.

## Personality

Unlike his rule-following best friend Kion, Bunga is a free spirit with an adventurous streak and an affinity for games. Very rarely does Bunga act serious or even sit still, for he is always on the move, working off boundless energy and enthusiasm, and makes even the most dire of situations into a fantastic time.

Though this makes him a great friend and playmate, it lands him into trouble more often than not.

With so much endless zest, Bunga is a magnet for trouble and is known to be deliberately disobedient, as seen when he strays into the Outlands to fetch his misplaced baobab ball.

Though he is often warned by Kion, Bunga rushes straight into situations, often inflaming them and requiring his friends to come to his rescue. In addition, he is known to be disrespectful of authority, most notably when he calls Simba "a big, old scaredy cat" for placing rules of safety around Kion.

This sort of attitude is only intensified by Bunga's impetuous nature. Thinking himself to know the best, he often ignores the advice of his friends and gives in to his more impulsive instincts. His impatience and hot-headed demeanor only create more chaos, for Bunga is easily spun into a fury and is repeatedly too stubborn to back out of a perilous situation.

This sort of attitude is only intensified by Bunga's impetuous nature. Thinking himself to know the best, he often ignores the advice of his friends and gives in to his more impulsive instincts. His impatience and hot-headed demeanor only create more chaos, for Bunga is easily spun into a fury and is repeatedly too stubborn to back out of a perilous situation.

Despite these more negative quirks, Bunga is valued for his bravery, a trait he has in plenty. Not only is he willing to put himself in bodily harm, such as his stunt in leaping off Pride Rock, but he will face down predators such as the hyenas in order to save his friends.

## History

### Backstory

Bunga was born in the Pride Lands to unknown parents. As an infant, something mysterious happened to his parents, leaving him orphaned. However, Timon and Pumbaa quickly found him and took Bunga in, becoming his adopted uncles. They taught Bunga their ways of Hakuna Matata, and also taught him how to find grubs. Bunga enjoyed this carefree lifestyle, and this lifestyle also brought out his bold and silly traits. Soon, he met his best friend, Kion, and they began to play in the Pride Lands, often going on many adventures and misadventures. When Bunga and Kion grew, Kion selected him as the bravest member of the Lion Guard, and Bunga quickly accepted. He grew to be the bravest around, and despite it displeasing many animals, his stink became his major weapon. At some point, he met Binga and fell in love with her swiftly, soon

###  Legends of the Lion Guard: Protectors of the Pride Lands

#### The Orphans

Bunga patrols with the Lion Guard, and heads to Chakula Plains to stop Janja's Clan from harming Thurston's Herd. While on the way back home, Bunga accidentally steps on the tail of a lion cub. The cub emerges from the bush, upset that Bunga stepped on his tail. After the cub introduces himself as Hanisi, Kion explains that Bunga stepping on his tail was an accident. When Hanisi's siblings talk about the situation, Bunga suggests that they can stay at Pride Rock, and Kion agrees to talk to his parents about it.

#### A Celebration in the Pride Lands

Bunga relaxes in the Lair with the rest of the Lion Guard. After Kion and Fuli talk about Marigold, Bunga asks what the rest of the Simba's Pride thinks about Mhina and his family visiting for Kupatana, and Kion says that dad is alright with it. Near the watering hole, Kion and the Lion Guard wait for Mhina's family, and Bunga exclaims that Kupatana will be unBungalievable. The Lion Guard then greets Mhina's family, and takes them to the Lair and later to the watering hole again. Tatu suggests they play Baobab Ball, and Bunga agrees. Later, after their game concludes, Kion tells them that they should head home and prepare for the celebration. Later, Bunga attends the Kupatana celebration when Reth and his pride crash it. Kion assigns Bunga and Beshte to help him stop them.

#### The Pride Lands Games

The Lion Guard is patrolling Urembo Meadows when Nguruma and Amira join them, bringing news of the Pride Lands Games, and Kion heads back to learn more from Simba. The rest of the Lion Guard, along with Kion's adopted brother, Vuai, make up the Pride Lands team. The Guard is sent to fetch the Tree of Life delegation, and Nguruma and Makini join them. Once escorted to Pride Rock, Kion explains to Rani that the Guard and Vuai make up his team. The next day, the Lion Guard declares they are ready for the games, and soon head to Mizimu Grove to meet up with the other delegations. Simba and Rafiki announce the first challenge, the swimming relay, and the delegations are taken to Lake Shangaza. Bunga watches as his teammates swim, and when it is his turn, he calls the challenge unBungalievable and dives in. Timon and Pumbaa cheer him on as he passes Danyal, Tojo, Okereke, Jelani, and Medova.

Bunga declares the challenge easy as he grabs a stick and swims back, and Kion and Fuli are confident he'll be first. Okereke, showing disdain for the honey badger, scowls that the Back Lands cannot lose to him and shoves Bunga into a crocodile, who bites him and forces him to start over. However, Makuu bites Okereke and forces instant karma down upon him, stating that the Back Lands will now lose the games because of him. He also adds that Simba and Chifu will be informed, and Bunga will get a head start. Bunga starts over, and Okereke, still mad, starts over as well. Bunga soon makes it back to the lakeshore along with Danyal, Tojo, Jelani, and Medova, and Ono takes his turn in the relay. Okereke returns, upset about losing, and Makuu reminds him that he's informing Simba and Chifu about what he did to Bunga. The Pride Lands team ends up winning the swimming challenge, and the delegations soon head to Embamba Canyon for the running relay. When it is Bunga's turn, he lines up with Okereke, Danyal, Tojo, Jelani, and Medova.

Bunga soon runs past everybody, but Okereke, still furious about earlier, kicks a stone into Bunga's path that causes him to trip up. The honey badger regains his footing and completes the challenge, allowing Ono to go next. Makuu soon confronts Okereke again, asking what he's wishing to lose since he already cost the Back Lands the games sabotaging Bunga. The Pride Lands team wins again, and the delegations travel to Acacia Grove for the stone throw. When it is his turn, Bunga easily kicks his stone into one of holes, earning him three points from Rafiki. Okereke throws his stone, but it lands a few feet away from him, and glares at Bunga for getting better results than him. Team South Lands wins the challenge while team Pride Lands ties with team Grass Walls for second place. Bunga and Kicheko are each rewarded with a star fruit by Vitani. The delegations move to the Grove of Trees for the stick toss.

Upon Bunga reaching his turn, he throws the stick far into the grove, earning him five points from Simba. Team Leopon Plains ends up winning the stick toss, and the delegations travel to Lake Matope for the wrestling challenge. Bunga faces off with Okereke, straining to fight him. Okereke shoves the honey badger into the ground, pinning him and grabbing his leg, dragging him. The sharp pull on his leg injures it, and Okereke is commanded to stop by Simba. The lion refuses to listen, and drags a groaning Bunga around. Suddenly, Sarabi lunges forward, yanking Okereke off Bunga. Kenene, Kumbutana, Rafiki, and Makini rush foward with medicinal herbs and supplies while Timon and Pumbaa soon join them. Meanwhile, Simba, Nala, Chifu, Wimbo, and Mozari surround Okereke, and Chifu demands an explanation. Okereke chuckles that Bunga deserved it, but Makuu comes forward, describing his attempts to sabotage Bunga earlier in the games. Chifu growls that Okereke has disturbed Bunga and the spirit of the games, and Kion joins his father as he disqualifies the Back Lands team. The games conclude, with Simba planning to reveal the winner the next day. Rafiki and Kenene help Bunga onto Beshte's back as he is taken back to the Lair. The next day, Bunga watches as the Leopon Plains team is declared the winner of the games.

#### Team Play

As the Lion Guard relaxes in the Lair, they talk about Bunga's incident at the Pride Lands Games and how glad they are that he's doing better. Kiara soon enters, bringing news that a guest is at Pride Rock, and Kion leaves with her. He soon returns with Mhina in tow, and Bunga walks in the Lair, ready for patrol. He greets Mhina casually, then becomes surprised as he learns that he's allowed to stay until sundown. Bunga also brings news that Busara is missing, and the Lion Guard decides to go and find him in order to return the antelope to his parents. Once out of the Lair, Bunga asks if they'll have to search everywhere, and Beshte agrees before offering the honey badger a ride on his back. Jasiri and Anga join the rest of the group as they start searching, unaware that Duma is watching them. He and his coalition plot to rescue Busara for the Lion Guard, and follow them. Meanwhile, in Embamba Canyon, Ono and Anga use their eyesight to find Busara, and report back to the Guard. Upon learning that Janja's Clan and Duma's Coalition are closing in on him, Bunga comments that it isn't so great.

Kion formulates a plan, and assigns Bunga, Beshte, and Jasiri to handle Janja's Clan. As they go, Jasiri quickly catches hyena scent, and Bunga urges her to move forward so he can fight them. However, she instead chastises him for trying to fight with his injured leg, and helps him climb up Beshte's back for the rest of the way. Soon, they locate the members of Janja's Clan, where Shenzi, Banzai, and Azizi taunt them. Jasiri carries Bunga to a pile of rocks, and tells him to wait there while she and Beshte handle the hyenas. Soon, Janja's Clan is forced to flee, and Bunga says that was easy. Jasiri agrees, placing him back on Beshte's back before reuniting with the rest of the Guard. After taking Busara back to his parents, Beshte helps to carry Bunga back to Hakuna Matata Falls.

#### The New Heroes

Bunga relaxes in the Lair of the Lion Guard, and soon goes on patrol, along with his teammates and Mhina, who is visiting for the day. Anga joins them as they head to Mizimu Grove, but soon, Makini rushes up to them and says that Timon and Pumbaa are being attacked at the watering hole by Kiburi's Float. The Guard rushes off, but by the time they arrive, the crocodiles have already been driven off by two mysterious lions. Bunga hugs his uncles, and the lions introduce themselves as Gina and Tapu. The Lion Guard then heads to Lake Matope, where some complain about feeling unwanted. This catches the eye of Nyata and Shupavu, who report this to the jackals. Meanwhile, the Lion Guard has just finished patrolling Lake Matope when Ono reports that the jackals are attacking Rafiki at Mizimu Grove. Quickly, they rush over there, finding Gina and Tapu again. Gina points to Rafiki, who has already sent Reirei and Goigoi flying away with his martial arts skills. With everything resolved, the Guard returns to the Lair, sans Kion.

#### Nguruma and the Bully

Bunga, Mhina, and the Lion Guard patrol Ukuni Woods when Ono suddenly reports that Nguruma is being attacked by Mapigano at Urembo River. The next day, Bunga, Mhina, and the Guard patrol Embamba Canyon when Makini and Nguruma rush up to them, and Makini explains that Nguruma was attacked by Mapigano again at Urembo River. Bunga asks Kion what they'll do about it, and he decides to teach Nguruma how to stand up for himself in various lessons. After his first lesson, he is taken to Rocky Plains, where Kion and Bunga teach him how to be imposing. Kion quizzes Nguruma on what Bunga is doing below him, and he replies that he is stacking rocks. After a few more tests, Nguruma is ready, and he is taken to Mapigano to face him for the final time.

#### Kion and Nguruma's Birthday

Bunga and the Guard gather at Pride Rock to hear Simba and Nala's news about the celebration. They later meet at Mizimu Grove to discuss the celebration planning. The next day, the Guard gathers at Pride Rock again for a role check, and Bunga, Fuli, and Beshte go to retrieve the other attending delegations. Later, Bunga attends the birthday celebration, which is soon crashed by Kiburi's Float and Makucha's Leap, and Bunga is assigned by Kion to deal with the crocodiles. Kion later leads the Guard into the Lair to rest.

#### An Enemy In Trouble

Bunga and the Guard wait at Pride Rock for Ono to return. Soon, he does, and they encounter Makini, who is searching for herbs. After she leaves, Goigoi and Mbweha approach, claiming that Reirei has been floating away in a current. Bunga initially refuses to help them because they don't support the Circle of Life, but he is rebuked by Kion, as it is the Lion Guard's duty to help everyone. They rush to Urembo River, and Beshte tries to stop Reirei. Much to the Guard's horror, Riptail is waiting at Big Springs and argues with the Lion Guard. He fights them, but is blown away by the Roar of the Elders, and the jackals return home.

#### An Unknown Threat

Bunga and the Lion Guard are patrolling Ukuni Woods, and the honey badger calls that there will be another issue. Sure enough, Ono suddenly reports that a strange clan of hyenas is attacking Kasi and Imara at the watering hole. The Guard, along with Anga, rush there and soon defeat the hyenas. There, Bunga answers you're welcome after the lionesses thank them for their efforts. The Lion Guard returns to Pride Rock, explaining what happened to the Royal Family and then settling in the Lair. Kion tells Bunga that they'll relax until another crisis happens. Suddenly, Makini rushes into the Lair, and Bunga comments that was fast. She reports that Nguruma and Na'Zyia are being attacked at Lake Shangaza, and the Guard rushes there, defeating Kucha and her clan again. Kion then leads the Guard as they patrol Mekundu Cliffs, but it abruptly ends when they hear from Ono that Kucha's Clan is now attacking Masozi at Lake Matope. They are swiftly defeated, and the Guard returns home, unaware that the hyenas are plotting revenge.

#### A Fragile Hope

Bunga and the Lion Guard are patrolling Urembo Meadows when Zazu tells them that they are needed at Pride Rock. Returning there, Simba explains that Jivin is sick with greencough, and the Lion Guard is welcome to join Rafiki and Makini while they travel to the Tree of Life, which they agree to do. While on the way there, Bunga hopes that Jivin will be okay, and Beshte hopes so. When Ono reports that he can see Mhina, his siblings, Kamaria, and Anika on their way to the Tree of Life, the honey badger wonders how he can be so sure. Bunga and his friends are later given shelter at the Tree by Maya.

#### Mhina's Tale

Bunga patrols with the Guard in Ndefu Grove, wondering if anything will happen today. After Mhina joins them, he begins talking about his idols, Sakina and Amun, and Bunga inquires who they are. The Lion Guard is told of the heroic deeds they have done, and Kion comments that they're impressive. Suddenly, Anga flies up to them, reporting that two jaglions are attacking Uchoraji, Kuuma, and Mahuluti at Lake Matope. There, the Lion Guard watches from behind Kion as he drives the two jaglions, who are actually Sakina and Amun, away. When he comforts Mhina, Bunga watches awkwardly, and they then head back to Pride Rock to report to Kion's family. The Lion Guard, Anga, and Mhina soon settle in the Lair of the Lion Guard. When Mhina is saddened over the betrayal of his idols and the Pride Landers' distaste of hybrids, Beshte and Bunga nod when Kion says that they don't think hybrids are bad. He nods in agreement with Kion when he states that he's proud to have Mhina as his friend. Suddenly, Zazu flies into the Lair, reporting that two jaglions are attacking Masozi at Urembo River. Realizing it's Sakina and Amun again, Mhina leads everyone to Urembo River to rescue Masozi. Sakina comments that they'll never be heroes, and Bunga retorts if she wants to bet. After they are defeated, Beshte takes Bunga back home to Hakuna Matata Falls.

#### Felines on the Run

In the Lair, Bunga inquires if they'll be any missions today, and Kion thinks it's possible. Soon, Mhina joins the Lion Guard in the Lair, commenting that he's happy to see them, and Fuli shares a glance with Bunga and Beshte. Suddenly, Zazu flies into the Lair, reporting that two lions are by the watering hole border. Curious, the Guard and Mhina investigate there, and find two lions named Salim and Ujuzi looking for shelter. They are taken back to Pride Rock to meet the Royal Family, and Kion and Mhina wonder about the possibility of them staying in Leopon Plains. Kion then leads them, along with Makini, to the Lair, and after a while, Zazu returns with news that Ajani will allow Salim and Ujuzi to stay in his land. Happy, Kion leads the Lion Guard, Mhina, and Makini into the Back Lands, passing through landmarks before finally reaching Leopon Plains. When Ono reports that he can see Ajani, Bunga asks what they're waiting for, and they enter Msafiri Forest. Mhina pulls Kion away to tell him about his feelings, but just before he can, Bunga interrupts, asking Kion if he's coming or not. Sighing, Kion replies that he'll be there soon, watching the honey badger bound off.

#### A Wonderful Royal Summit

In the early hours of the morning, Bunga excitedly exclaims to the Lion Guard that they need to hear what Pumbaa did yesterday, using a vine to swing into the Lair's pond. In the process, he splashes Fuli, who scowls, disgusted by becoming wet. He quickly apologizes before continuing, explaining that he, Timon, and Pumbaa were at the watering hole yesterday, minding their business until Pumbaa saw a grub hovering above the water. Beshte, intrigued, asks what happened next, and Bunga says that when Pumbaa sees a grub he wants, he goes for it. He dove into the water, but his tusks stuck up out of the water, which caused the nearby Pride Landers to spook, as they thought he was a crocodile. He and Timon laughed so hard that they were unable to inform Pumbaa of what had happened, bursting into laughter himself. Kion, raising his head sleepily, comments that it was a funny story and figures that they enjoyed themselves, and Beshte nods, wishing he was there so he could understand it better. Ono curiously questions what water bug Pumbaa was seeking, but Bunga is uncertain and only remarks that it was cool.

Suddenly, Kiara appears at the entrance to the Lair, informing the Guard that Simba needs them at the peak of Pride Rock immediately. There, Simba reveals that an event will be held in Mizimu Grove, and as he leads the Lion Guard, Royal Family, and Mjuzis there, Kion tells Kiara that Bunga woke them before dawn. Bunga, from behind them and Kovu, suggests that it could be a party, but Fuli rolls her eyes and demands why the king would throw a party at the crack of dawn. Bunga, stating that it beats him, asks Beshte what he thinks will happen, but he isn't sure, believing that it's probably something exciting. The Lion Guard is then led into Mizimu Grove, and Simba announces that a Royal Summit between every kingdom is being held. Shortly after, the Guard listens as the summit begins and concludes with the induction of new allies in Kuro's Herd.

#### Wildfire Emergency

While on patrol, Bunga remarks that it's so dry that he can taste sand in his mouth, pawing at it to emphasize his point. After a loud noise echoes throughout the Pride Lands, Bunga believes it to be thunder, but is confused, as the weather is too hot to cause thunderstorms. Ono figures that it has to be dry lightning, a phenomenon that occurs with hotter weather and brings lightning with no storm. Anga is quick to report wildfires caused by the lightning, and dishing out orders, Kion assigns an eager Bunga and Mhina to help him combat one of the rapidly-spreading blazes in Chakula Plains. There, Kion attempts to calm everyone with his voice, but fails, and Bunga snorts that he'll be darned. Moving to his next plan, Kion orders Bunga and Mhina to try to stop the stampede, but are blindsided by a panicked Thurston, and charging forward, Bunga shouts that he's got this. He leaps onto Thurston's back and pulls at his ears, urging him to relax now that the Guard is here and promising that they'll be putting out the fire in no time. Thurston protests that the fire will destroy the best grazing ground, making the honey badger pull harder on his ears. The pressure finally makes the unintelligent zebra halt, but in the process, he sends Bunga somersaulting into Muhimu, dazing him. The rest of the herd then calms down.

Once the other animals are calm, they spread out to combat the fire, and Bunga helps the younger members of Muhimu's Herd dig trenches in the ground, working tirelessly. Meanwhile, at Poromoko Crevasse, Ono remembers saving Bunga from a fiery death in the volcano. Back at Chakula Plains, Bunga, the Guard, and the other animals keep working together; when Ma Tembo's Herd arrives, the young elephants assist Bunga, who gives them directions. After the Chakula Plains fires are contained, Bunga supports Ma Tembo's orders and encourages everyone to get to Mbali Fields as soon as possible. Upon arriving, he bounds up to the young elephants and instructs them to help him create more fire breaks, which they get onto immediately. As Zito scans Mbali Fields, he sees Mtoto, his son, helping Bunga; the latter has begun to showcase fear. Later, after the fires are put out, Bunga runs up to Kion and Mhina (accidentally shedding his healing poultices), asking where the stranded animals will live. The rest of the Guard soon approaches, and celebrating their first dry season victory, Bunga exclaims that they defeated the fire with teamwork and that they're legends.

### Legends of the Lion Guard: Battle for the Pride Lands

Bunga is now a teenager. He asks if there will be a situation today, and Beshte comments that there might be. When Kion and Fuli talk about Mhina, Bunga agrees that he and Kion have become really close. Soon, Mhina, Jasiri, and Anga join them, and the patrol rushes off to stop Janja's Clan from attacking Vuai. After they are driven away, Kion leads the patrol through Chekundu Cliffs, and when he and Mhina have a conversation, Bunga shares an awkward glance with Beshte and Fuli. When Ono reports that Timon and Pumbaa are being attacked by Kiburi's Float at Lake Matope, Bunga stresses that they need to rescue his uncles, and Kion promises that they will. The patrol arrives, and Kiburi's Float is driven away, with Bunga embracing his uncles warmly. Kion leads the patrol back into Chekundu Cliffs, finishing checking it. Bunga asks what they'll do now, and Kion says that he doesn't know. Ono suddenly reports that Nguruma, Shauri, and Hasani are being attacked by Reirei's Pack at Lake Kiziwa, and Kion leads the patrol there. The pack is soon blown away, and Bunga tells Uma she's welcome after. The patrol follows Hasani and his kin home, and Kion states that they'll be resting in the Lair. In the Lair, Bunga wonders what they'll do now, and Kion says they'll wait for another problem to arise. The honey badger soon mentions that today was eventful, and Beshte agrees with him.

Suddenly, Zazu flies in, reporting that Rafiki is being attacked by Kiburi's Float at Ukuni Woods. While Kion is certain Rafiki can handle them himself, he leads the Lion Guard and his patrol there anyway. By the time they arrive, Kiburi's Float has been driven off. Fuli inquires if Kion will be coming back with them, and he stays behind, wanting to be with Mhina. When Bunga tries to interfere with their business, Fuli scolds him, and drags him back to the Lair by his scruff. Later, Bunga and the Lion Guard patrol Nyani Grove, and Mhina and Anga soon join them. Suddenly, Ono reports that Na'Zyia is being attacked by Janja's Clan at Maji Baridi Falls, and everyone rushes over there to rescue her, with Kion soon using the Roar to drive the clan out. After Na'Zyia is sent home, Bunga asks what they'll do now, and Kion says that they'll patrol Chakula Plains. Before they can get there, however, they learn from Ono that Diku is being attacked by Mzingo and Mwoga at Mapango Cliffs, and they rush there to save her. Kion roars the vultures out of the Pride Lands, and Diku leaves to hunt in Ukuni Woods. The Lion Guard, Mhina, and Anga return to Pride Rock, heading into the Lair, and settle inside along with Nguruma and Marigold. Later, Bunga patrols Embamba Canyon with the Guard and Anga, and he asks if they'll be any situations today, to which Beshte responds that he doesn't know. Mhina joins them, but suddenly, Ono reports that Nguruma, Timon, and Pumbaa are being attacked by Reth's Pride at Lake Shangaza.

During the confrontation with Reth, Bunga retorts that Timon and Pumbaa are his uncles, and the pride is soon roared out by Kion. Fuli's expression softens as Bunga embraces his kin, and Kion inquires if he'd like to come home with them. The honey badger agrees, and Timon and Pumbaa wish him well as he follows his friends back to Pride Rock. There, Bunga happily reports to Simba and Nala that his uncles are back at Hakuna Matata Falls, and he joins his friends in the Lair. During a patrol in Mizimu Grove, Bunga wonders about the possibility of a situation, which Kion considers. He helps the Guard, along with Mhina, Anga, and briefly Jasiri, stop attacks by Janja's Clan and Reth's Pride, before joining his friends in the Lair. After some peace, Makini rushes into the Lair in tears, revealing that Kucha's Clan has kidnapped Nguruma and she doesn't know where he is. When Ono and Anga report that Nguruma is in the Outlands, the Lion Guard, Mhina, Makini, and Anga rush off to save him. After reaching the volcano, he recklessly says that Kion can just roar so they can easily defeat the hyenas and rescue Nguruma. Ono reminds him that the Roar cannot be used with the hyenas surrounding Nguruma, and Bunga realizes his plan won't work. Kion decides to distract the hyenas so he can lure them out, and Bunga excitedly comments that they're talking now. Upon reaching Nguruma, he, Beshte, and Anga head off to defeat the hyenas, and he easily handles Zakia. They quickly return, but suddenly, Kion roaring causes the volcano to erupt. Before Bunga and Fuli can join the others, the stone bridge allowing for safe travel over the lava collapses, and the honey badger rides on Fuli's back as she jumps over, with Bunga hollering enthusiastically.

They reunite with Kion outside the Outlands by an acacia tree. Shortly after bidding farewell to Fuli, Bunga returns to Hakuna Matata Falls, needing to help his uncles look for grubs. Later, the Lion Guard patrols Acacia Grove, and Mhina, Anga, and Jasiri soon join them. Anga mentions that Jivin, Rani, Baliyo, Kenene, and Ullu are at the watering hole border, and curious as to what's up, Kion leads everyone there. They learn that Jivin wishes to speak with the Royal Family, and everyone escorts him and the others back to Pride Rock. There, the king of the Tree of Life tells Rani and Baliyo to help the Lion Guard, and they join them and their allies on a patrol in Mizimu Grove, unaware that Scar is plotting an attack to keep them distracted. The patrol soon finishes, but Ono suddenly reports that Sarabi is being attacked by Kiburi's Float at Urembo River, and Kion leads everyone there. They immediately get into an argument with the stubborn crocodiles, and when Kiburi says that they don't take orders from lions, Bunga reports that some crocodiles actually do. Kion orders Bunga, Fuli, and Beshte to keep Sarabi safe, though this is actually not needed, as she affirms that she doesn't need protection. The honey badger asks what they're waiting for, and this makes the Lion Guard and their allies start an attack. After attacking the float and regrouping, Kion roars the crocodiles away, and Sarabi leaves to hunt in Ndefu Grove. Bunga then heads back to Hakuna Matata Falls, knowing his uncles would like to see him, and Kion bids him farewell.

Upon hearing that Binga is being attacked by Janja's Clan at Big Ravine, Bunga shares a glance with Kion, and pointedly says that she's his girlfriend as they head there. Before fighting the hyenas, Kion assigns Bunga to help him deal with Janja, and Binga wishes to help with the honey badger here. They soon decide to take the battle into their own hands, using their own special skill - their stink. The stench disturbs the hyenas, who immediately return to the Outlands, and Bunga warmly stands next to Binga. She states that they're a great team, and he agrees. Soon afterwards, Bunga patrols Mbali Fields with the Lion Guard. When Kion worries about Mhina's absence, Bunga remarks that he might have not come today, and Fuli silences him. While on a patrol at Rocky Ridge, Ono reports that Vuai is being attacked by Janja's Clan, and Bunga says that they should fight some "baddies," repeating the Guard's catchphrase. When they arrive, Vuai wishes to help them, and Bunga comments that it's time to send the clan back to where they belong. Kion orders him, Beshte, and Ono to attack Banagi, and Bunga quickly knocks him to the ground, allowing Beshte to crash into him. Once Janja's Clan is defeated, Bunga and Beshte head to Hakuna Matata Falls together. While on patrol in Ukuni Woods, Bunga confidently says that they'll beat the Outlanders, and Beshte hopes that he is right. Suddenly, Ono reports that Kiburi's Float is after Nita and Mahuluti, and Bunga questions what they're waiting for. Quickly, they head to Lake Kiziwa, and Kion assigns him, Ono, and Anga to deal with Kiburi's Float, with Mahuluti joining them on the fight.

Bunga follows Anga as she attacks Tamka, and he takes on Nduli, kicking him toward the lakeshore. Eventually, Kion roars the crocodiles away. Later, after finishing a patrol in Mekundu Cliffs, Bunga asks what they'll do now. Without warning, Anga brings news that Rafiki and Makini are under attack by the hyenas and jackals, and although Bunga points out that Rafiki can fight them himself, the Lion Guard rushes to Mapango Cliffs to rescue them. There, Kion assigns Bunga and Mhina to help him with the hyenas, and when the honey badger brings up the fire, Kion adds that they'll extinguish it once the Outlanders are handled. Eager to defeat their enemies, Bunga charges into battle. After Kion sees a flaming lion's head, he calls the Guard to him, but Bunga comments that they are going to win, making Mhina remind him that he heard what Kion said. The Lion Guard soon heads to Pride Rock to inform the Royal Family of Scar's return. Later, the Lion Guard relaxes in the Lair until they are told that Simba needs them. Heading to the peak, he instructs them to retrieve the kingdom delegations from the watering hole, and on the way there, Bunga asks who's coming to the meeting. Kion replies that every kingdom is. The Lion Guard takes the delegations to Pride Rock, and then patrol Urembo Meadows, unaware that Scar is plotting again. Rani inquires if there will be a battle with the Outlanders, and Kion says that it's likely, with Bunga adding that the Lion Guard will stop them. Suddenly, Anga reports that Kuuma and Mahuluti are under attack by Kiburi's Float at Lake Shangaza, and the Guard, along with their allies, rush over there to rescue them. Kion assigns everyone else to fight the crocodiles while he and Mhina confront Kiburi, and Bunga questions what they're waiting for. They charge into battle, and the float is defeated quickly, with Kion roaring them away.

Fuli suggests returning to Pride Rock, and Kion tells her that he and Mhina will be right behind them. Bunga asks what they're going to do, and groaning in frustration, Fuli mutters that it's none of his business, dragging him away by his scruff. Soon after, the Lion Guard gathers the Pride Landers at Pride Rock, where Kion reveals Scar's return. The Guard then splits up to lead training sessions with the animals of the Pride Lands. When Anga informs the Back Landers of Scar's revival, Okereke scoffs, believing Bunga and the Lion Guard can handle everything themselves, but Chifu and Mozari chastise him. Meanwhile, Ono frantically reports to Kion that Janja's Clan is attacking Masikio's Drove at Lake Shangaza, and Kion assigns him, Bunga, and Fuli to deal with the hyenas. Eventually, they return, and arrive to find Nguruma semi-unconscious against Kion's side. Later, Bunga rests in the Lair with the Guard, expressing his desire to fight bad guys. The Guard then heads out on a patrol of Big Ravine, and before it is completed, Bunga asks what they will do now. Kion isn't certain, but suddenly, Zazu flies up to them, reporting that there is an Outlander infestation in the Pride Lands and that the war has begun. Kion chooses to split the Guard up, and assigns Bunga, Ono, and Anga to fight at Chekundu Cliffs. He questions what they're waiting for, and the Lion Guard choruses their catchphrase. At Chekundu Cliffs, they struggle to fend off the hyenas, and Zazu reports this to Simba, who is worried.

Turning to the delegations, Simba orders Mozari's Lion Guard to help Bunga, Ono, and Anga, and they rush off. Upon arriving at Chekundu Cliffs, Mozari strictly warns Okereke to not hurt Bunga in any way, or his duties will be suspended for three moons. The Guard charges into battle, and Mozari defends Bunga from Kucha and Zakia, who have cornered him against a tree. However, he is overwhelmed by Kambu and Janja, but Bunga knocks Janja away, with Soyinka following behind him. Anga and Ono realize that they are heavily outnumbered, and they begin to fly toward Bunga. Some time afterward, Bunga reunites with the rest of the Lion Guard, rushing to Pride Rock in order to help Kion's family fight off Kucha's Clan. Kion shakily says that they must split up to deal with the hyenas, but Bunga mutters that this idea didn't exactly work last time. He joins the fight, and watches as Scar's spirit addresses the gathered crowd. Just a few minutes later, the Pride Landers are still left in shock when Ono reports two attacks - Reth's Pride causing chaos in Maumivu Thorn Patch - and Acacia Grove's residents being attacked by Mzingo's Parliament while also being on fire. Bunga tries to ask a worried Kion about the plan regarding the vultures, but Fuli silences him. She questions what the plan is more gently, and Kion tells her to decide instead. She assigns him, Beshte, Bunga, and Jasiri to help her with Mzingo's Parliament, Ono to see if Hadithi's bird army needs help, and the others to make sure everyone is safe. Later, Rani states that anyone would have to be as clueless as Bunga to not see that Kion and Mhina are in love.

Later, Kion announces that they will invade the Outlands, and Bunga questions if this will work. Kion isn't certain, but says that they must try. The army assembles at the Outlands border, beginning their invasion, and Bunga remarks that the baddies are coming. Eventually, the Lion Guard gets a clear path and enters the volcano caldera, where Scar welcomes them. Bunga inquires if he knows why he's here, and Scar replies that they think so, but destiny can be full of surprises, and Ushari leaps onto Kion. Bunga snarls his name, colliding with him and pinning him to the ground, and it is revealed that he has scarred Kion over his left eye. He urges Kion to use the Roar of the Elders on Scar, but Kion doesn't do so, and another wave of pain courses through him. Ushari comments that his vemon can do that, but Bunga silences him, repeating that Kion should use the Roar. Instead, Kion forgives Scar, much to the confusion of the Lion Guard, and he lets the Spirits of the Past judge him instead. Rain pours onto Scar, effectively making him evaporate for good. Ushari tries to make a beeline toward Kion in a last-ditch effort to salvage everything, but Bunga charges into him, and they go flying into the lava. Ono dives into the lava, flying up moments later with Bunga in his talons, and struggles as he places him next to Fuli. The Lion Guard exits the caldera, declaring their victory to the army, but Ono questions if they're still in the smoke from the volcano, to which Bunga responds that it already cleared up. As the Lion Guard heads back into the Pride Lands to get Ono's eyes treated, Kion stops at Broken Rock, looking at his reflection, and Bunga paces impatiently.

Tired of him lagging behind, he shouts Kion's name multiple times, getting up in his face. Suddenly, Kion unleashes the Roar of the Elders, sending Bunga flying out of the Outlands. Ono is horrified to learn that he used the Roar on him, but Beshte quiets him, assuring that it was an accident. Anga reports that he's landed in Chakula Plains, and they rush there, finding Bunga dazed and confused. However, he comments that Kion roaring was unBungalievable, even encouraging him to warn him next time so he can really enjoy it. Fuli advises Kion to go to Pride Rock without them, and as he bounds off, she strictly tells Bunga that they're giving him and Mhina alone time. At Pride Rock, Kion explains how Bunga knocked Ushari into the lava and had to be saved by Ono, admitting how he roared at Bunga by accident. The Lion Guard joins them in the Lair, along with Rafiki, and as he examines Kion, Bunga tries to give his own thoughts about Kion's scar. Despite his attempts, Fuli silences him. Bunga asks if Ono can just be healed with herbs, and also commends Ono for being brave to dive after him. Bunga points out that Ono isn't the keenest of sight anymore, and the egret agrees with him. As Kion makes him the smartest, Bunga wonders if he can do that. Simba then leads everyone out so Kion and Mhina can have some alone time.

### Legends of the Lion Guard: The Dark Prophecy

The Lion Guard begins their journey to the Tree of Life, soon entering the Back Lands. When Kion experiences scar pain, Bunga worriedly asks if he's okay, and Anga suggests that he needs tuliza. Once Kion sees Nguruma climb up onto Beshte's back, he tells everyone to take a break, heading off to gaze at his reflection. Eventually, they reach the Mountain Pass, where they are greeted by Ullu and Rani, and the latter begins leading them to the Tree. There, the Guard and their allies bow before Janna, and after Kion and Ono are examined, Rani takes them on a tour of the Tree of Life. They arrive at Ciso River, and Bunga asks Rani about the bugs, to which she responds that they have a wide variety of them. One day later, before Ono's healing begins, Bunga declares that it's UnBungalieveable. Once Ono regains his sight, the Lion Guard joins the Night Pride on the day patrol, heading to Rocky Mountains. Eventually, they rush off to the Tundra to fend off an attack from Reth's Pride, and Bunga uses his stink on the lions, driving them away. The Guard and Night Pride soon arrive at Marsh Forest, and Bunga describes the battle excitedly, much to the amusement of everyone around him. When it is revealed that Kion completed his task, Bunga asks if he's all better, but Kion figures he has more to do, which Nirmala confirms.

Later, the Lion Guard and Night Pride settle outside the Tree of Life. When Kion arrives with Nirmala, Bunga is confused as to why he has mud on his face, and Kion explains that it was part of his healing. Later, the Lion Guard and Night Pride are outside of the Tree of Life, and Rani leads them on a patrol of Desert Plains. While there, Bunga asks if there are any bugs, but Rani remarks that camels don't eat them. Suddenly, Ullu flies up to them, reporting an attack from an army of predators, and Rani fetches Kion and Nirmala as the others rush off to fight back. During the battle, Bunga directly confronts Mama Binturong, who believes that he can't beat her. However, Bunga proves her wrong, for she constantly misses him and gets slammed into a tree and the ground. He comments that she's going to have to be faster than that, and turning around, he unleashes his stink on her. Wheezing, Mama Binturong calls for her army to retreat, and they run away from the area. Some time following the attack, Bunga joins the Lion Guard, Night Pride, and Kingiza on a patrol of Marsh Forest. On another day, in Bamboo Woods, Bunga ponders on whether or not Kion's scar has healed, and Fuli responds that they don't know yet.

At Pratibimba, Kion informs Mhina that he hasn't used the Roar of the Elders since he accidentally roared at Bunga in the Outlands. Later, during a patrol at Ciso River, Bunga senses that something doesn't feel right, and while Rani is about to respond to him, Ono agrees with the honey badger. A tense silence falls between the patrol, which Beshte quickly breaks by questioning Kion's whereabouts, and Bunga suggests that he might be in trouble without them knowing. Despite Beshte being sure Kion would tell them if he was in a situation, Bunga is not reassured and remains skeptical. Suddenly, Ullu and Cara fly up to them in a panic, frantically reporting that Reth's Pride is viciously attacking Saumu's Pounce in Marsh Forest, and the Lion Guard, Night Pride, and Kingiza rush there. Eventually, Reth and his pride retreat, but not before Reth warns everyone that their attack will be much more morbid next time. Some time following the battle, Bunga ponders if Kion and Mhina are spending more time together, as they have gotten rather close since the fight with Reth's Pride, and Beshte agrees. Believing that the two are unable to hide their feelings, he remarks that they should just "come out of the cave" already. Meanwhile, Mama Binturong devises her next scheme, intending for her army to ambush Bunga in order for her to enact revenge for her previous defeat. Khurdan and Chuluun are skeptical that this will work, but Mama scolds them for thinking she is foolish, affirming that they'll split everyone up so Bunga is stranded. That way, she'll get her retribution while the others can feast on rare animals.

With her words, the army finally agrees with the plan. When Ullu and Cara notify the Lion Guard and Night Pride of the golden wolves being attacked in Bamboo Woods, the Guard heads off to deal with Makucha and his leap, along with a few members of the Night Pride; once they arrive, Bunga points out that the golden wolves can fight on their own, but Beshte reminds him that they should still help nonetheless. During the battle, Bunga faces off against Makucha, Chuluun, Fahari, and Jiona. Chuluun leaps toward him, but he dodges her, pushes off a tree, and lands on top of her. Using his paws, Bunga covers her eyes, making Chuluun struggle to throw him off. As she does so, he jumps off of her, sending her into Khurdan and Chungwa. Fahari and Jiona then try to capture him, but Bunga is too quick and propels himself away from the tree, causing the leopards to smash into it. Unbeknownst to him, Makucha perches in a branch above him. He leaps down on top of the honey badger, pinning him to the ground and giving him no chance to escape. Jiona, calling him a "smelly hedgehog," taunts that he's not going anywhere now, and from behind him, Mama Binturong appears with Smun's Prickle. Aminia and Danyal try to warn Bunga, but by then, it is already too late. Mama Binturong approaches him just as he kicks Makucha away, asking if he already drove her off with his stink, to which she introduces herself and threatens to get back at him and his friends.

An exhausted Fuli attempts to make her way to Bunga, but Smun and his prickle block her, and she collapses on the ground again. Bunga retorts that Mama Binturong and her porcupines don't stand a chance, but she orders her subordinates to attack anyway; they pin Bunga with their quills and restrain him despite his attempts to free himself. Surprised, he yelps, and triumphant, Mama Binturong commands Smun's Prickle to take him away. As they begin to march out of Bamboo Woods, Bunga suddenly gets an idea and exclaims his catchphrase multiple times, confusing and angering Mama Binturong. Repeating himself firmly for the third time, Bunga sprays his stink, and she and the porcupines cough rapidly. He reveals that they underestimated his strength - his skin protects him from anything sharp, porcupine quills included - so he was never even restrained in the first place. He aims at his enemies again, demanding if they want more of him, and Mama Binturong immediately calls a retreat, causing the army to flee Bamboo Woods. While spending a day at Icy River, Kion and Mhina slide down an ice slide, and Kion believes that Bunga would have loved this. That night, the Lion Guard and Night Pride patrol Rocky Mountains, and when Haraka admits that it feels like they're being watched, Bunga points out that Anga would have spotted the spy in question by now. The next day, during a patrol in the Tundra, Bunga asks if everyone was unsettled by last night, having not gotten much sleep, and Ono agrees, mentioning the strange movements and noises he thought he was witnessing.

Rani apprehensively states that there's no way the predators would have snuck past Ullu and Cara without being noticed, but Bunga suggests the possibility of it happening anyway, recalling what Nyota said about a predator being hidden. Beshte concurs in agreement, saying that something didn't feel right last night, and Rani concurs that Nyota was certain, though Fuli tells them not to be ridiculous. After the patrol in the Tundra, the Lion Guard and Night Pride patrol Desert Plains. Bunga hangs back slightly, worried about Kion and wondering where he is, noting that he has skipped so many patrols lately. Ono tells him to hurry up, and obliging, he joins them and Registaan, a camel who is stuck in the sand. Bunga remarks that he'll get him out in no time, digging out his hooves and asking if he's better. Thanking him, Registaan walks away, and Fuli mutters in disapproval, her face covered with sand. Alarmed, he takes accountability. As the patrol moves on, Bunga questions if anyone has seen Kion, and Fuli pointedly states that he is busy with other things besides patrolling, but persistent, he quips that there's nothing more important than leading them. Annoyed, Fuli suggests that he's still getting cured from Ushari's venom, though he ponders how much more time Kion truly needs. Fuli snaps that Kion is fine and that his business is none of Bunga's, ordering him to pay attention to the patrol, but Bunga questions where he is, and she irritably replies that he's in the "Valley of None of Our Business" or the "Field of Be Quiet." The other members of the Guard like the "places," though this does nothing to quell Bunga's attitude, and he puts forward the notion that Kion could be in trouble and not telling them, which Beshte disagrees with. Deciding to get answers from Makini and Janna, he rushes off in the direction of Tree of Life.

Fuli shouts for him to come back, as the patrol isn't finished, but Rani urges her to keep leading it, bounding off after the honey badger. She soon reaches the Tree, finding Bunga standing outside the entrance, and running up to him, she warns him to not make a scene. He yells that it's daytime, meaning no one should be sleeping, to which Rani huffs that they're called the Night Pride for a reason. Bunga yowls for Janna, requesting to speak with her, and groaning in embarrassment, Rani tells him that the elder lioness doesn't need him making a racket. Noticing how empty the Tree is, he asks why, and Janna, revealing herself to be awake, mentions that the others went out to search for herbs. She inquires as to what's going on, and Bunga replies that they're looking for Kion, who has gone missing, while Rani mutters that she is supposed to bring him back to the patrol - but now has to apparently help him search for Kion. Janna finds his absence strange, but admits that she hasn't talked with him much since his arrival and can't help. Makini, bursting out from the brambles, questions if Kion is really missing, and Bunga states that they haven't seen any traces of him for days, something he deems suspicious. She prompts them on whether or not they've searched everywhere, to which Rani recalls his absence on nearly all patrols in the past few days and him never sleeping with them. Makini suggests that Kion could be at Cikha Escarpment, and gasping, Rani remembers it as the place where Askari first discovered the Roar of the Elders. Incredulous, Bunga asks Makini if she is hinting that Kion is practicing the Roar, his eyes wide, and nodding, she explains that due to the escarpment's historical significance, it is highly likely that he is learning how to master the sacred ability.

She animates a cave painting of Askari using the Roar, which Rani and Bunga stare at in awe, and Rani reminisces on the stories Janna told her about Askari when she was a cub. Agreeing with Makini, Janna instructs her granddaughter to take Bunga to Cikha Escarpment, and excited, the honey badger dashes out first. Rani hesitates, wondering if this is a good idea, and her grandmother urges her to go. She and Bunga eventually reach Cikha Escarpment; the sight of the spires astonishes Bunga, and he says that Askari learned of the Roar of the Elders here. Rani replies that he did, causing him to wonder if he could obtain the ability and summon honey badgers in the sky. Frustrated, she responds that she doesn't know, and he asks her about the irritated "Fuli face" she is making. Suddenly, they are interrupted by a loud noise, startling Rani, but Bunga recognizes it as the Roar of the Elders - not only meaning that Kion is at the escarpment - but that the Roar has returned. In awe, Rani exclaims that it's coming from the top of the cliff, rushing off, and Bunga stumbles after her, shouting at her to wait. Once they reach the top of the escarpment, they find Kion swirling a set of rocks in the air with the Roar, then smashing them together to create an explosion. Clapping, Bunga enthusiastically declares that the Roar is back, and startled, he whips around to face them. Awkwardly, he demands how they found him, and Rani explains that Makini and Janna suggested he'd be here - Bunga was concerned due to his constant disappearances. Bunga screams that he's using the Roar while Rani asks if he's been doing this the whole time, and Kion confesses that he has wanted to master the Roar of the Elders and use it in a way that will never hurt those he cares about.

Bunga then questions if he's told Mhina, earning him a rebuke from Rani, but he replies that he hasn't told anyone around him, not knowing what they'd think. Rani ponders about what he'll do once he completely masters the Roar, and he peacefully murmurs that they'll return home, feeling homesick for the Pride Lands. Suddenly, Cara flies up to the trio and warns them of the army of predators has commenced their full attack, and frantic, Rani hisses that they need to leave now. Kion insists she and Bunga go ahead of him, and pausing for a moment, he faces Askari's spirit in the sky, thanking him for his teachings. Rushing off, he joins Rani, Bunga, and Cara, and they arrive at the battlefield. When Kion regroups with the rest of the Lion Guard and Mhina, Bunga asks about the plan, and he states that they'll try regular fighting first - if that fails, he has a backup plan he isn't able to clarify, and although Bunga tries to interject, Rani silences him. After Kion makes Mhina an official member of the Guard, they split apart and immerse themselves in a battle. Bunga chases Mama Binturong, who is approaching a group of pikas, and he leaps on top of her head, asking how it's going. She growls at him to get off, reaching for him, but he ignores her and grips her facial fur, riding her around. Mama yells at him to get off of her immediately, throwing him to the ground, though he easily gets back up and protests that her move wasn't fair, promising to have more fun with her later. He rushes off, the pikas on his back, causing Mama to become embarrassed. When Kion prepares to unleash the Roar, Fuli questions if he's really about to use it in front of other animals, and Bunga says that they don't know. The Guard faces him, confused, and he encourages them to wait and see.

Kion begins to use the Roar, decimating the forces in Mama's army, and refusing to give in, Mama Binturong tries to flee the battlefield. Mhina points her out to Kion, and seeing Bunga, he gets an idea. Utilizing the Roar's levitation abilities, he raises the honey badger into the air, flinging him in the direction of Mama, and she shrieks in horror. Greeting her, Bunga gives her a "token" to remember him by and sprays her with his stink, making her cough, and raising his rear again, Bunga says they should do it for a second time. Mama, in anguish, begs for no more and cowers on the ground. Following Kion's use of a tornado to send the remaining predators far away from the Tree, Bunga describes it as unBungalievable, excitedly questioning where he sent them, to which he comments that they're back where they belong. Weeks later, the Lion Guard has healed from their injuries and step out of the Tree of Life, preparing to head home. Before they do so, Jivin gives them temporary, honorary Night Pride marks. They soon set off on their trip, crossing Giant Lake and playing in the snow. Traversing into the Back Lands, they shelter under an acacia tree to rest for a while, and when they set off again, they trek through a narrow stream and through Mirihi Forest, where they help fix a wagtail nest and meet Orji, who climbs into a tree. Midway through, they pause to let Makini collect herbs, and finally, they reach the Iroko Tree. Anga and Ono are quick to spot Pride Rock, and when Anga notices their families are gathered below it, Bunga ecstatically urges them to get a move on. The Lion Guard enters the Pride Lands and greet Jasiri, and after Kion and Nguruma rush up to the peak of Pride Rock, the Lion Guard and Makini soon join them. Just a short time later, Bunga returns to Hakuna Matata Falls and hugs Timon and Pumbaa, telling them of his recent adventures. They invite him to a bug buffet, which they share with Ma, Max, Binga, and her family.

## Family

* **Parents:** Unnamed (status unknown)
* **Girlfriend:** Binga
* **Adoptive Uncles:** Timon and Pumbaa
* **Adoptive Grandmother:** Ma
* **Adoptive Great-Uncle:** Max