Simba is the main character in the Disney cartoon The Lion King. The story takes place in the savannah where lions rule the animal kingdom. At the beginning of the cartoon, the newborn Simba is introduced to all the animals of the savannah, who have come in large numbers to celebrate the birth of the future king. Rafiki, Mufasa's chuck and faithful adviser, baptizes baby Simba by sprinkling dust on his forehead. He then carries him at arm's length from the top of the Pride Rock to introduce him to all the animals of the savannah. The monkeys shout, the elephants bark, the gazelles reared to celebrate this birth. The Lion King then recounts the adventures of Simba, the future king. When Simba grows up, Mufasa spends complicit moments with him. He teaches him how to hunt and shows him his future kingdom. What it is to be a good king, the responsibilities but also the duties that this implies and passes on to him the principles he received from his father. Simba and Mufasa have a strong relationship based on love and admiration. After his father's death, Simba fled to the desert. Left to his own devices, he meets Timon and Pumbaa who become his adoptive parents and teach him about Hakuna Matata. A few years later, Mufasa as a spirit encourages Simba to return to the land of pride, asking him to remember who he was: the son of Mufasa, the only true king. Simba asks his father for advice and the decisions he makes are based on what he thinks his father would do.In this flocked version, we see young Simba with his pretty little face. He's sitting down and you can see his four little legs and his tail sticking up. The figurine is quite faithful to the character, we recognize his pretty light yellow coat and the beige area on his chest. He has big ears and big round black eyes. Funko has added a little hair puff on his head that makes him even more adorable. You can also see two small teeth protruding from his muzzle.