Mufasa (Le Roi Lion)

A nice daddy

Mufasa is the father of the famous little Simba in the famous cartoon The Lion King from Disney studios. Mufasa is the king of the savannah, a just king and loved by his subjects. At the beginning of the story, his wife, Sarabi, gives birth to their son, Simba. Simba, in turn, will become king when he is old enough. But Mufasa has a brother, Scar, who is extremely jealous of his brother and this newborn child, whom he does not consider worthy of becoming king one day. Simba grows up and begins to learn about life and the nature around him. He is also a child who likes to have fun with his friend Nala, and get into mischief. One day, he finds himself in the path of a herd of wildebeest who are panicking between two canyons and have no way out. Mufasa comes to his rescue and manages to bring him back to the top of the cliff, but he himself is about to fall and Scar, who passes by, voluntarily pushes his brother into the void and to his death. Convincing Simba that he is guilty, Simba flees into the jungle, leaving the kingdom to his tyrannical uncle. We can see his orange fur with his big paws and his tail with the characteristic tuft of hair that returns to the front of the body. At the head level, we can see his big muzzle with its flattened nose and the big relaxed smile he seems to have. His eyes are half closed in a very calm attitude and of course, we find his mane of a much darker storm that surrounds his face in a very regular and elegant way.