Scar is one of the "villainous" characters in the Disney cartoon The Lion King, released in 1994.At the beginning of this cartoon, all the animals celebrate the birth of the future king, Simba, son of Mufasa and Queen Sabari. Scar, Mufasa's younger brother, has only one idea in mind: eliminate his brother and then his nephew Simba to take the throne. He has a scar on his left eye, which gave him his name "Scar", which means "scar" in English. Scar is a large, rather skinny lion with almond-shaped eyes. His fur is brown, his mane is black and unlike the other lions in the cartoon, he is the only one who never retracts his claws. He is a Machiavellian, manipulative and devious character. On several occasions, he orchestrates machiavellian plans to eliminate Simba. He takes advantage of Simba's naivety to manipulate him and incite him to go to the elephant cemetery, a place forbidden to the young lion cub by his father Mufasa because it is too dangerous. Later, Scar orchestrates a new Machiavellian trap by inciting Simba to wait for an alleged surprise from his father, in the hollow of the canyon. Mufasa, betrayed by his brother Scar, dies trying to save his son. Scar has a certain charisma, capable of inciting the hyenas to follow all his plans and win their loyalty.In this classic version of the Pop! figurine, we find Scar with his cartoon appearance: rather skinny with brown fur and black mane. You can recognize his almond-shaped eyes and his scar on his left eye. He is represented surrounded by green flames, as in the scene where he sings "Be ready", with a paw in front that gives an effect of movement and of course his claws that he never retracts! All this decor and its small details accentuate the Machiavellian side of the character.