Role in the Series
"The Mbali Fields Migration"
When the grazing grounds become scarce, Muhimu and her herd begin to clash with her gazelle friend Swala and her herd. On the suggestion of his father Simba, Kion and the Lion Guard lead Muhimu, Swala and their herds to Mbali Fields, where there is plenty of grass for the two herds to share.
However in order to get there, The Guard have to take the herds through The Outlands after the route they were intending to use is blocked by rocks. While Swala and the majority of the herds doubt Kion's leadership, Muhimu stands up for him and trusts him.
When traveling through the Outlands, Muhimu goes into labour and gives birth to a son. Soon after, the herds are attacked by Janja, Cheezi and Chungu, but the zebras try their best to protect Muhimu and her son. While Kion and Bunga deal with Cheezi and Chungu, Janja breaks through the protection and tries to attack the zebras, but is kicked in the face by Muhimu's son.
After the hyenas leave, Muhimu, her son, herd and Swala's herd reach Mbali Fields.
"Babysitter Bunga"
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Add a photo to this galleryTrivia
- Muhimu is the only character in the series to feature a different voice actress for the UK release (but only for one episode).
- Muhimu is the second character in the series to feature a different voice actor after their debut the second being Mufasa (but only for the UK release).
