In The Lion King, Uru, the Queen of the Pride Lands, has two sons, Mufasa and Scar. Her lineage extends to her grandson Simba, and great-grandchildren Kopa, Kion, and Kiara.
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What significant task did Uru undertake during a drought in The Lion King?
In The Lion King, Uru, the great-grandmother of Kiara, embarked on a mission to find a new water source during a drought. This led to her discovery of a lake at the Pride Lands' western edge, effectively saving the kingdom and numerous animals from dehydration.
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Who is Uru's mate in The Lion King?
Uru, a character from The Lion King: Six New Adventures, is the mate of Ahadi. They have two sons, Mufasa and Scar. Uru is also the paternal grandmother of Simba, and the great-grandmother of Kopa, Kion, and Kiara.
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How is Uru related to Simba in The Lion King?
In The Lion King, Uru is Simba's paternal grandmother. She is the mother of Mufasa and Scar, and the great-grandmother of Simba's offspring, Kopa, Kion, and Kiara. Uru served as the Queen of the Pride Lands, and it is speculated that she might be the daughter of Mohatu, the first named Reigning Queen of the Pridelands.
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What role does Uru play in The Lion King: Six New Adventures?
In The Lion King: Six New Adventures, Uru holds the position of Queen of the Pride Lands. She is Ahadi's mate, and the mother to Mufasa and Scar. This makes her Simba's paternal grandmother and the great-grandmother to Kopa, Kion, and Kiara. Uru is potentially Mohatu's daughter, which would make her the initial named Reigning Queen of the Pridelands.
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Background[]
Uru was the second named queen of the Pride Lands. She was the mate of Ahadi and the mother of Mufasa and Scar. She was the paternal grandmother of Simba and the great-grandmother of his sons Kopa and Kion, and daughter Kiara.
During the events of the book, Ahadi mentions that Uru had set off to search for a new water source during a drought, leaving him to care for their sons and the kingdom.
Rafiki later mentions that Uru had managed to find a water source and save the kingdom.
Uru is mainly absent from the story due to her quest. She is first mentioned by Ahadi when he tells Rafiki that she is searching for a new source of food and water for the Pride Lands. She is later mentioned by Rafiki himself as he relates the story to Kopa, explaining that Uru found a lake at the western edge of the Pride Lands that saved many animals from dying of thirst.
Personality[]
Though her personality is not explored, it can be assumed that Uru is dauntless and dutiful, willing to separate from her family in order to save her subjects.
Trivia[]
It is possible Uru is the daughter of Mohatu, which would make her the first named Reigning Queen of the Pridelands.
Uru was mentioned (in jest) in The Lion King by Zazu when he was confronting Scar over his absence during Simba's presentation ("Didn't your mother ever tell you not to play with your food?").
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