Simba

"This is my kingdom. If I don't fight for it, who will?"

- Simba

Simba is the main character of The Lion King and and tritagonist of The Lion King 2: Simba’s Pride.

Simba is father of Kiara and Kion, mate to Nala, adoptive son of Timon and Pumbaa and nephew to Scar.

He is a supporting character in The Lion Guard. He is voiced by Jonathan Taylor Thomas as a cub and Matthew Broderick as an adult in the both Lion Kings. In the Lion Guard, he is voiced by Rob Lowe.

Appearance
Simba is tawny gold color. His muzzle, paws and underbelly are a paler color. His eyes are red, and his nose is pink. His mane is red colored.

Personality
Simba is good at heart and longs to become the wise king that his father is. The cub glorifies Mufasa, wanting to be just like him when he grows up, and suffers much grief whenever he disappoints him. When his father dies, Simba suffers severe emotional trauma, thinking the death to be his fault.

As an adolescent, Simba picks up a happy, carefree lifestyle, thinking nothing of his responsibilities back home. No longer the respected prince of the Pride Lands, Simba becomes sedentary and stubbornly refuting of his past life. Having been tainted in mind by his well-meaning friends, Simba no longer sees the need to help others and would rather lock himself away in worry-free life than face reality. However, this changes when he grows into a young adult, with his childhood friend Nala reminding him of his responsibilities back home. When faced with his dark past, Simba is prone to reacting defensively, losing his mostly well-controlled temper in bouts of fury.

Overview of
Simba is the son of Sarabi and Mufasa. He is the nephew of Scar and the mate of Nala. Upon defeating Scar, he becomes the King of the Pride Lands. He is the father of Kion and Kiara, and the father-in-law of Vitani, Kovu, Rani, and Baliyo.

Family
Mother: Sarabi

Father(s): Mufasa, Timon and Pumbaa (Adoptive)

Uncle: Scar

Mate: Nala

Daughter: Kiara

Son: Kion