NEW BOOK COVERS!

[SimbaPrescott]

Neat! What site did you find that on?

[Troll Berserker]

I'm more interested about that one with hyenas. Nice to see a non-antagonistic hyena for a change.

[_TravelerBlu_]

I just found it on the internet

[SimbaPrescott]

Ah, okies. I was just gonna add the info to the Lion Guard wiki, but it's already been done. There's also this book:

Eye in the Sky

But no new cover. Sounds like an Ono tale, maybe?

[SimbasGuard]

Sounds interesting.

Nothing I've read about Fuli Finds Her Place says anything about it being based off an episode of The Lion Guard so I guess it is an original story. Although I guess since it is a book and not the series that would make it sub-canon.

[Hatari05]

The books are rarely canon there was a lion king II book where Kovu and Kiara meet again as cubs while it could be canon it's not mentioned either and of course there are the Kopa books which we all know aren't canon anymore, so I'm guessing these books don't completely tie in with the show.

[_TravelerBlu_]

*raises hands up in a surrender- like pose* what does Canon and Au mean?

[gothprincesskiara]

ok now I cant help but worry about the show what if it really is only for 2 to 5 year olds and not up to 7

[Elton John]

You worry far too much.

[SimbasGuard]

[quote="Hatari05"]The books are rarely canon there was a lion king II book where Kovu and Kiara meet again as cubs while it could be canon it's not mentioned either so I'm guessing these books don't completely tie in with the show.[/quote]

That is the most likely scenario for the book. They will likely fit in with the series, just don't view them as canon.

[quote="_TravelerBlu_"]*raises hands up in a surrender- like pose* what does Canon and Au mean?[/quote]

Canon means an officially recognized part of the story. In most cases a sequel or prequel to a movie is canon to the movie that inspired it.

Au (I'm guessing) means Alternate Universe. This term can be applied to properties that have been rebooted. For Example the first 3 Spider-Man movies can be viewed as being in an Alternate Universe from the 2 Amazing Spider-Man movies. Despite all 5 movies being about the same character.

[quote="gothprincesskiara"]ok now I cant help but worry about the show what if it really is only for 2 to 5 year olds and not up to 7 [/quote]

Just because the books are meant from 2 to 5 year olds, that does not mean that the series will suddenly narrow their target audience. Disney has already stated that The series is intended for 2 to 7 year olds and their families. The adds for the books say that the books are inspired or based on The Lion Guard. In other words the books will take there cue from the series, not the other way around.