Scar is one of the "villain" characters in the Disney cartoon The Lion King. This animated film with its grandiose music tells the story of a young lion cub, Simba, son of King Mufasa, who rules over the Land of Lions. He is a king much appreciated by all the animals who recognize his generosity and wisdom. Just the opposite of Mufasa, Scar is hated and detested, he is Machiavellian and has only one goal: to take the place of his elder. When his nephew is born, the whole savannah is in turmoil. All the animals have come from the four corners of the Land of Lions to meet and celebrate Simba's baptism. All except Scar, holed up in his den, who didn't deign to come. Instead, he hunts mice and meditates on his nephew, the young heir who has just ruined all his chances of ascending the throne. His brother comes to visit him after the ceremony, Scar sarcastically explains that he had stupidly forgotten to come. He calls Simba a "hairball", provoking the wrath of Mufasa.Later, he takes advantage of Simba's naivety to manipulate him and incite him to go to dangerous places forbidden by Mufasa. By betrayal, he will even kill his brother Mufasa, and persuades Simba to leave the kingdom forever.This figurine is the flocked version of the Scar character. It reproduces in great detail the physical features of the character with his Machiavellian side. We recognize his almond-shaped eyes and his scar on his left eye. His coat is lighter all over his body but he has darker hairs on his chest and on the top of his head. His orange eyes, the beige outline with hairs more in orange tones, his muzzle and his pointed teeth accentuate the Machiavellian side of the character. He is depicted in movement with his front paw slightly off-set.