She introduces Simba to her cub and claims that he, as the last born, was hand-chosen by Scar to be his heir. She is quick to remind him of the injustices suffered by her tribe, since the Outlands are a barren wasteland. When Simba and his pride come to retrieve Kiara, he is confronted by Zira. They make it to safety in the Pride Lands, unaware that Zira ( Suzanne Pleshette), Kovu's mother and leader of the Outsiders, is watching nearby. Though they are hostile to each other at first, they quickly become friends (especially after saving each other from a group of hungry crocodiles). Just past the border, Kiara bumps into and meets a young cub named Kovu ( Ryan O'Donohue). When Kiara discovers the bumbling duo following her, she angrily abandons them and runs off to the forbidden Outlands, a territory inhabited by Outsiders: lionesses banished for having supported Scar while he was king.
Despite Nala's assurances, and Kiara's verbatim recital of every danger to be wary of, Simba assigns Timon and Pumbaa ( Nathan Lane and Ernie Sabella) to watch over her. Kiara ( Michelle Horn) grows into a headstrong, yet stubborn, cub traits that Simba finds disconcerting as he's worried about the kind of trouble she can get into. Mufasa's spirit ( James Earl Jones) watches over the ceremony and blesses the cub in a beam of light. The film opens where the previous film ended, set a few years later as Rafiki ( Robert Guillaume) gathers the animals of the Pride Lands together for the presentation of Simba ( Matthew Broderick) and Nala's ( Moira Kelly) new daughter, Kiara.The synopsis below may give away important plot points.
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