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• ...that Simba and Nala have a son named Kopa?
• ...that the complete score was cut from the official soundtrack?
• ...that Mufasa was once going to sing a song?
• ...that there is more than one elephant graveyard?
• ...that Rafiki is female in the stage musical?

Ma is the mother of Timon in The Lion King 1½. A devoted and supportive mother, Ma is very down-to-earth about what's important and will sacrifice her time and efforts to make others happy. She is also the only meerkat who is willing to stick up for Timon when he messes up. Throughout the film, she yearns for him to fit in and be happy. When he tells her that his place is not with his colony, she reluctantly lets him leave, in hopes that he'll find a better home. But she has a very strong attachment to Timon, as she can hardly stand being parted from him. Other traits of Ma's include bravery, devotion, a willingness to help, and forgiveness. She is also known to be sassy and strong-willed at times. Throughout the film, she tries to keep Timon's hair as neat as possible.

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"Chow Down" is a song featured in The Lion King stage musical. It is sung by Banzai, Ed, and Shenzi as they attempt to eat Simba and Nala after they enter the Elephant Graveyard with Zazu. The song itself does not appear in any of the movies and was written specifically for the stage musical. Album credits go to Elton John, the composer; Tim Rice, the lyricist; Hans Zimmer, the arranger and producer; Tracy Nicole Chapman, the voice of Shenzi, and Stanley Wayne Mathis, the voice of Banzai.

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Chewa's Flock is a group of vultures that are featured in Vulture Shock. In the beginning of the story, Chewa and Choyo run into Kopa, the prince of the Pride Lands. But as the flock gathers round to share in the meal, Chewa recognizes Kopa for his true title. He refuses to let the other vultures harm the cub, and orders his minions to put Kopa in a high spiky nest, from which he cannot escape. With Chewa at the head, the flock makes a plan to ransom Kopa in exchange for food. The Buzzard Boyz, however, take pity on the cub and secretly lead Simba and Nala to his nest, where they free him and sentence the flock to a hearing of a solo performed by the Buzzard Boyz every week.

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