In The Lion King, Scar callously kills Mufasa by dropping him into the middle of a wildebeest stampede. One TikTok user suggests that Scar consumed Mufasa's corpse, as lions often do in the wild.

In Mufasa: The Lion King the fact that Taka and Scar are one isn’t established until the movie’s climax. Throughout the movie, Taka’s jealousy leads him to ally with Kiros and the Outsiders.

As mentioned in "Mufasa: The Lion King," Scar's birth name is Taka (Theo Somolu), and he begins the prequel by wishing that he had a brother. He meets Mufasa when he saves him from the jaws of an ...

Scar says something very telling when Mufasa asks why he betrayed him: that he stole his destiny, and after this movie you realize that is the truth. The Lion King was meant to be Scar; he had the ...

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As a prequel to “The Lion King,” the film explores the origins of Mufasa, revealing his struggles as an orphaned cub and his deep bond with Taka, the lion who would later become Scar.

Following the 2019 live-action remake of the classic 1994 “The Lion King,” Barry Jenkins’s “Mufasa: The Lion King” presents a nuanced perspective of Scar and Mufasa’s backstory. The film’s visuals ...

Along the way, Mufasa meets new friends Taka, later known as Scar (voiced by actor Kelvin Harrison Jr.) and Sarabi (voiced by Tiffany Boone) as they go on a journey searching for their destinies.

Like its predecessor, 2019's "The Lion King," a beat-by-beat remake of the 1994 animated film, "Mufasa" uses advanced photorealistic technology in an attempt to bring realistic-looking creatures ...

Mufasa: The Lion King will be available to watch on Video on Demand platforms such as Prime Video, AppleTV+, and Fandango at Home, from February 18. Mufasa: The Lion King Physical Release Date ...

“Mufasa: The Lion King” is coming home. The Barry Jenkins-directed epic, which serves as both a prequel and sequel to 2019’s reimagined “The Lion King,” will debut on Disney+ March 26.