Scar Wasn't Too Far Gone In Mufasa: The Lion King The answer as to why Taka saved his brother at the end of Mufasa is obvious, but nonetheless important, as Taka, despite the anger he felt, still ...

I Thought His Villain Origins Worked Within The Context Of The Lion King Mufasa excellently leads viewers down a path to easily compare Taka and Scar. We see small ways that Scar's persona begins ...

Kelvin Harrison Jr. plays funny, joyful and energetic Taka. After lending a hand to a fearful Mufasa, Taka invites him to join his lion family, where the two develop a brotherhood like no other.

Scar, on the other hand, wrestles with threads of jealousy, inferiority, and the pull of good and evil in Mufasa: The Lion King. And Kelvin Harrison Jr. as Taka/Scar delivers on the specific ...

The Mufasa: The Lion King video, Before the Scar, They Were Brothers, reveals the deep connection and rivalry between Mufasa and Taka. Through dramatic ...

In this telling, Scar was once Taka (Kelvin Harrison Jr.), destined to be king of his pride, and Mufasa was a lost cub, separated from his parents in a dramatic flood.

Mufasa: The Lion King, as its title suggests, is the story of Simba’s father, the great and noble king of the pride lands. But it could equally be subtitled: how Rafiki got his stick, how Scar ...

Right now, “Mufasa: The Lion King” is only playing in theaters, so the only way to watch the movie is to buy a movie ticket. But the film will eventually be streaming on Disney+.

Mufasa, introduced as a young orphan cub, is voiced by Aaron Pierre. Kelvin Harrison, Jr. does Taka, who becomes the villain Scar.

“Mufasa: The Lion King” is his origin story, too. Here’s hoping Disney makes room in its near future for stories that look forward, not back. “Mufasa: The Lion King” — 2 stars (out of 4) ...

“The Lion King,” Disney’s 1994 film, was a global hit, followed by a successful Broadway show in 1997 that continues today. In 2024, Disney is exploring Mufasa’s backstory in “Mufasa: ...

Taka (voiced by Kelvin Harrison Jr.) just so happens to be the heir to the Pride Lands, and when his family brings Mufasa (played by Aaron Pierre) into their fold, the two are raised like brothers.