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• ...that during the final battle for Pride Rock, when Scar is pinning Simba, the flames projected below the promontory move left to right in reminiscence of the wildebeest stampede?
• ...that Mohatu was not the first known king of the Pride Lands, but his great-grandfather was?
• ...that Sarabi had a deleted sister named Naanda?
• ...that Simba and Nala have a son named Kopa?
• ...that the complete score was cut from the official soundtrack?
• ...that there is more than one elephant graveyard?

Haraka is an ostrich who appears in Follow the Leader. When Simba goes to settle a dispute between Nassor and Pembe, Haraka comes rushing up to Rafiki and Zazu, demanding to know where the king has gone. Zazu informs Haraka that the king has gone to talk with the elephants, then asks what's going on. Haraka breathlessly announces that he has bad news and Rafiki gently prompts the ostrich to continue. It's said that Haraka's long legs got him around and he was usually the first to hear important news. Haraka stumbles over his words for a moment, but finally tells them that "it's about the baboons."

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"Lea Halalela" is a track featured on the Rhythm of the Pride Lands CD. It is sung by Khululiwe Sithole and Lebo M's South African choir. The song is a main theme in the film, primarily heard in significant scenes, such as the aftermath of Mufasa's death, the appearance of Mufasa's ghost, and directly before Simba's ascension of Pride Rock. A variation of the song was remade for the stage adaption of The Lion King, called "Shadowland."

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Pridelanders are the animals, including lions and lionesses, who inhabit the Pride Lands. The opposite of a Pridelander is an Outsider. The term, "Pridelander," is originally used by Kovu in The Lion King II: Simba's Pride, in which he asks Kiara, "Who are you, Pridelander?" The Pridelanders have been ruled by multiple kings and queens, such as Mohatu, Ahadi and Uru, Mufasa and Sarabi, Scar, and currently Simba and Nala. When Simba dies or abdicates his powers as king, the Pride Lands will presumably be ruled by Kiara and her consort, Kovu.

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