Eventually, the two lovers manage to reunite, and they embrace. Contents [ show ] Plot After a wounded Simbamistakenly believing that Kovu was behind Zira 's ambush on him, banishes him from Pride Rock covered by the previous song " Not One of Us "and he tells his daughter Kiara that she can never leave Pride Rock unescorted again resulting directly defying his father's paw prints that he himself must "follow".
I'm very glad to see other reviewers enjoy it though. The animation is obviously nowhere near that of the original as it was made from a much smaller budget. Kiara and Kovu hit it off as young cubs but are told by Simba they can't see each other when Simba learns of Kovu's background.
So whenever I hear Jason Marsden's voice, I just get annoyed.
I've seen better effects on David Letterman skits! It also sounded familiar to me, like maybe I've heard it on the radio. Now for my last complaint, which is usually the same for any Disney sequel, the music is just not up to par with the original.
I don't dislike Jason Marsden personally, but he has done characters in the past that have just annoyed the crap out of me. That is just something uncommon with Disney sequels. To each their own, I say!
That's okay and all, as the story usually trumps visuals, but some effects like the fire scene were pretty bad.