The Lion Guard: Return of the Roar: Season 1

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Disney Channel | Season Premiere Date: January 15, 2016

Summary: Simba's (Rob Lowe) son Kion (Max Charles) selects the new Lion Guard that includes Bunga (Joshua Rush), a honey badger; Fuli (Diamond White), a cheetah; Beshte (Dusan Brown), a hippo; and Ono (Atticus Shaffer), an egret.

Genre(s): Animation, Movie/Mini-Series

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Amy Amatangelo

Nov 20, 2015

New characters, including the brave but not exactly graceful Bunga, are sure to amuse young fans. The animation is lush and vibrant and reminiscent of the original. The musical numbers are delightful and catchy, particularly Bunga's "Zuka Zama," which plays like the 2015 version of "Hakuna Matata." The vocal talents bring the characters to life. Read full review

Rob Owen

Nov 18, 2015

Bunga stops a gazelle stampede with a big old passing of gas heard and shown in all its green-hued glory. Kids will love it, of course, and it's certainly better than fighting turtles but between tarnishing memories of the original film and that shouting honey badger, Return of the Road won't encourage co-viewing among children and their parents. Read full review

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DunyG

Apr 7, 2021

In this day and age we have shows such as Doug Unplugs or movies such as Soul. Those two I mentioned have been praised heavily for their emotional/thoughtful themes and good stories. Pixar and DreamWorks have been keeping up with their success, while Disney trips over their own.

This showIn this day and age we have shows such as Doug Unplugs or movies such as Soul. Those two I mentioned have been praised heavily for their emotional/thoughtful themes and good stories. Pixar and DreamWorks have been keeping up with their success, while Disney trips over their own.

This show is lacking any meaning or thought.

I love Rob Lowe, but they wasted his precious time with this show.… Expand

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