Who is nalas voice

Shenzi voice Robert Guillaume Rafiki voice Jeremy Irons Scar voice James Earl Jones Mufasa voice Moira Kelly Nala voice Nathan Lane Timon voice Zoe Leader Sarafina voice Cheech Marin Banzai voice Ernie Sabella Pumbaa voice Madge Sinclair Sarabi voice Jonathan Taylor Thomas Young Simba voice Frank Welker Additional Voices voice Judi M. Additional Voices voice Mary Linda Phillips Additional Voices voice David Randolph Additional Voices voice Rest of cast listed alphabetically: Jeff Bennett Zazu segment "Morning Report" singing voice uncredited Sally Dworsky Nala singing voice uncredited Evan Saucedo Fighting Hyena voice uncredited Jason Weaver Young Simba singing voice uncredited Joseph Williams Simba singing voice uncredited Laura Williams McKim Dana Axelrod McKim Tony Meagher Smith Jackie L.

Berolzheimer Weldon Brown Duhatschek Jeff Dutton Groeneveld John E. Kierscey Kang Tae Kim Arbelaez John David Thornton Wanket Marlon West China Lynnette Cullen Cullen Gareth Fishbaugh Roberts David J. Alvarado Leyla C. Amaro Nodas During the battle between the Pridelanders and the Outsiders , she is seen leading the lionesses and briefly fights Vitani who taunts her over Kiara's disappearance.

After Kiara convinces Vitani and the other Outsiders into rejoining the Pridelanders, Nala watches on in horror as her daughter falls down the gorge after preventing Zira from attacking Simba. She later directs Simba as he attempts to rescue Kiara, warning him about the river dam breaking up.

Finally, she is seen roaring with Simba after Kiara and Kovu are united in marriage. Nala plays a minor role in this midquel. She only makes an appearance near the latter half of the film aside from archive footage from " I Just Can't Wait to Be King ". She is seen during the Can You Feel the Love Tonight sequence and in an extension of the scene in the original film where she explains to Timon and Pumbaa about Simba's whereabouts.

After several failed attempts, she rushes off to help Simba. Nala appears in the animated series The Lion Guard that follows. In The Lion Guard: Return of the Roar , Nala is present when Kion's " Roar of the Elders " ability has been revealed, indicating that it is his time to become the new leader of a group known as the Lion Guard.

Though Simba feels Kion is not yet ready for such responsibility and requests more time to prepare him, Nala shows confidence in Kion's newfound role within the Circle of Life and advises Simba to listen to Rafiki and immediately teach Kion the ways of the Lion Guard. During the climax, Nala returns and witnesses Kion's unconventional team save the Pride Lands from Janja 's pack of hyenas. She is also present when Kiara becomes endangered due to a gazelle stampede caused by Janja and his clan , though she is rescued by the Lion Guard; much to Nala's relief.

In the end, after Kion has successfully proved his worth, Nala and Rafiki show unsurprised pride, while a developed Simba follows suit. In the series, she is shown to be a wise and good mother to both her cubs. Simba expresses concern about Kiara, but Nala believes that he is actually worried about his tribute to Amanifu, as he has to say a line in elephantese. Upon arriving at the funeral, Nala and Zazu express worry when Simba accidentally says "he had poop on him" instead of "he had good on him" in elephantese, luckily Amanifu's daughter Ma Tembo the other elephants see the funny side.

In " Paintings and Predictions ", it is revealed that Nala's father as a cub fell from a tree branch, but was saved by The Lion Guard of his day.

However, Kion has to leave after been informed by Ono of antelope being stuck in the mud. Kiara runs on ahead but a sinkhole appears, but Simba is able to throw her over to Nala, before falling into the sinkhole. Kion and the Lion Guard arrive at the scene and try to help Simba, who sends Nala and Kiara to go to the concert as it is traditional for the royal family to attend. In " Never Roar Again ", Nala confronts Janja and her hyenas who fooled the guard by telling them that they were abandoned to return directly to Pridelands.

She tells them to return to the Outlands but Janja refuses and attacks Nala who dodges the attack but finds it soon enshrined by the other hyenas. Kion arrives and when he sees his mother in danger, he utters a powerful roar that chases the hyenas but causes many ravages and almost hurts Nala.

Kion continues to express his fears on the Roar but Nala lifts his chin and nuzzles him while telling him that she will always trust him. The next day, Nala, the royal family, and the rest of the Pridelanders observe the trials between the Kion's Guard and Vitani's Guard which ends with Kion deciding to confer the title of the head of the Guard to Vitani to return to The Tree of Life.

A noticeable difference from the original is that the moment Nala left Pride Rock is seen and she seems to have a deep rivalry with Shenzi due to their first encounter; this scene was not in the original animated version.

When Simba learns that the Elephant Graveyard can only be entered by adult lions, he meets Nala for the first time where her mother Sarafina gives her a bath. During bathtime, Simba asks Nala to take her to the water hole, to which Sarabi agrees as it is a safe place for cubs but only if the two have Zazu to protect them. As Zazu takes the cubs to the water hole, he reveals that the two will soon be married, to which Simba and Nala become disgusted, but their advisor explains that a marriage cannot be broken as it is a tradition.

The two manage to lose Zazu when they race among a large herd of animals as the two end up in the Elephant Graveyard.

When Simba takes the risk of being a brave lion by exploring the area, Nala then suggests that they return home before Mufasa arrives. Meanwhile, in the Elephant Graveyard, Nala feels concerned about Simba because entering one of the areas in the wasteland could be a trap instead of feeling curious to know what's inside in the animated version.

Nala and Simba encounter Shenzi and her clan, who prepare to eat the two cubs as they escape through many tunnels where the whole hyena clan surrounds them. Mufasa then rescues Simba and his best friend Nala by fighting off the whole clan as Mufasa takes the two cubs home.

After Simba gets banished from the Pride Lands after Mufasa's death, Nala and the other lionesses are seen grieving over the loss of Mufasa and Simba as Scar allows the hyenas to enter Pride Rock while Sarafina tells her daughter to stay safe from the hyenas.

Years later, Scar becomes the new king of the Pride Lands as the area becomes deserted due to his tyranny; impatient and restless, Nala plans to leave the deserted kingdom, but Sarabi tells her to defend the kingdom as well as get used to Pride Rock with Scar as the new king.

Shenzi then arrives at the conversation and takes Sarabi to talk to Scar, to which Sarabi is not afraid to talk to him much to Nala's worry; Sarabi discovers that Scar is overhunting and destroying the Circle of Life just as Sarabi rejects his offer to become his queen while Scar gives a new plan that the hyenas eat first before the lions.

That night, Nala plans to escape Pride Rock without getting caught by Scar, just as Zazu warns Nala to stay at Pride Rock before her mother Sarabi gets upset for disobeying her. Nala then spots Scar, who notices Nala leaving Pride Rock just as he commands the hyenas to search for Nala or any other lion who attempts to leave Pride Rock under his rule.

Zazu distracts Scar and the hyenas to help Nala to leave the Pride Lands just as Sarabi worriedly watches Nala leave their home, thinking Nala is leaving Pride Rock to abandon the lions' home just as Nala leaves Pride Rock and ends up in the jungle. Unlike the original, she has no direct interaction with Timon and Pumbaa except when she tries to eat them before being stopped by Simba, in which she and Simba fall in love together, making Timon and Pumbaa very sad that Simba spends more time with Nala instead of the duo.

Afterward, Nala urges Simba to return to the Pride Lands because Scar is ruling over it, to which Simba refuses, and during an argument, she decides to go back to Pride Rock by herself because Simba would not listen to her. Afterward, Simba feels upset about himself after arguing with Nala. Instead of following Simba with Timon and Pumbaa to Pride Lands the scene where Nala tells Timon and Pumbaa about Simba's return to the Pride Lands explained by Rafiki in the original version was also omitted , she chose to leave the oasis when Simba first refused to return all alone.

However, when Simba changed his mind because of Mufasa's advice, he joined her when she came out of the jungle, and the two are going back together. Nala and the other Pridelanders are then seen during the final battle, leading the lionesses to prepare for battle.

Nala has more lines during the final battle in this remake, whereas in this original film, her last words were "Simba! When Scar tells the Pridelanders that Simba wants to kill Scar as he thinks Simba is evil, Nala and the other Pridelanders overhear this as Scar summons the hyenas to kill Simba and all the other Pridelanders. The hyenas plan on attacking him as Nala commands the other lionesses to attack and save Simba.

During the final battle against Scar and the hyenas, she spots Shenzi a scene not in the animated version. Remembering how Shenzi almost ate her and Simba in their first encounter, Nala accepts Shenzi's challenge as she exclaims that she's not a cub anymore. Despite Shenzi being helped by some of her clan members, Nala is able to overpower all of them. Afterward, the battle against Scar was successful as Scar gets eaten alive, ending his tyranny.

With Scar gone, Nala and the other Pridelanders are proud that Simba's battle against Scar was successful as Simba becomes the new king. Sometime later, Simba and Nala give birth to a new cub, where Rafiki shows the newborn lion to all the animals.

Nala makes cameo appearances usually as a cub in the series House of Mouse. She was always seen aside from the cub Simba. A post shared by Billy Eichner billyeichner. Pumbaa is nothing without Timon and vise-versa. Timon is a wisecracking meerkat who thinks he's smart, but it's often Pumbaa who's smarter.

They've been living in the jungle together for a long time before they find Simba, and both serve as surrogate parents who raise Simba to adulthood.

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