Ahadi - Revision history

Cmcalpine at 19:31, 17 June 2014

2014-06-17T19:31:27Z

Cmcalpine at 15:16, 5 October 2013

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Nitrol at 23:22, 27 October 2011

2011-10-27T23:22:50Z

Nitrol at 23:21, 27 October 2011

2011-10-27T23:21:36Z

Moka at 05:31, 10 April 2011

2011-04-10T05:31:13Z

Moka at 07:49, 7 April 2011

2011-04-07T07:49:57Z

Moka at 07:49, 7 April 2011

2011-04-07T07:49:43Z

Moka at 21:18, 30 December 2010

2010-12-30T21:18:37Z

Moka at 20:40, 30 December 2010

2010-12-30T20:40:30Z

Superbabysimba: Close relations: specified which movie character relations are in the books only and removed Kiara as she doesn't exist in the books where Mohatu does.

2010-12-25T01:22:39Z

Close relations: specified which movie character relations are in the books only and removed Kiara as she doesn't exist in the books where Mohatu does.

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 | Species             = [[Lion]]
 | Gender              =
-| Close_Relations     = Mate of [[Uru]], Father of [[Mufasa]] and [[Scar|Taka]], Grandfather of [[Simba]], Great-Grandfather of [[Kopa]] and [[Kiara]]
+| Close_Relations     = Mate of [[Uru]], Father of [[Mufasa]] and [[Scar|Taka]], Grandfather of [[Simba]], Great-Grandfather of [[Kopa]], [[Kiara]] and [[Kion]]
 | Appearances         = [[A Tale of Two Brothers]]
 | Voice_Actors        =

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 | Species             = [[Lion]]
 | Gender              =
-| Close_Relations     = Mate of [[Uru]], Father of [[Mufasa]] and [[Scar|Taka]], Grandfather of [[Simba]], Great-Grandfather of [[Kopa]]
+| Close_Relations     = Mate of [[Uru]], Father of [[Mufasa]] and [[Scar|Taka]], Grandfather of [[Simba]], Great-Grandfather of [[Kopa]] and [[Kiara]]
 | Appearances         = [[A Tale of Two Brothers]]
 | Voice_Actors        =

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 The next day, Ahadi is facing a crowd of shouting giraffes, zebras, warthogs, and other African animals. Mufasa is sitting at his father's side, while Taka is lying a few feet away.
-[[File:Ahadi2hires.png|thumb|100 px|left|Ahadi trying to calm the disputing animals]]
+[[File:Ahadi2hires.jpg|thumb|100 px|left|Ahadi trying to calm the disputing animals]]
 All the animals are complaining about the shortage of water and food. The antelopes and zebras are blaming the giraffes, while the leopards are blaming the cape buffalo, [[Boma]], and his herd. The ostriches are worried about the hyenas, and Zuzu, who had appeared nearby, agrees with them. Ahadi promises to take care of them later, but is interrupted by the ostrich. She asks when he would do it, and he says that he would take care of it right at that moment. But Taka reminds his father that he had promised to take his two sons out hunting that morning. But Ahadi says that that would have to wait. Enraged, Taka leaps to his paws and complains that whenever Ahadi was going to do something with his sons, something more important always came up. But Ahadi reminds Taka that a king had great responsibilities, and that Mufasa seemed to understand these things.

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 The next day, Ahadi is facing a crowd of shouting giraffes, zebras, warthogs, and other African animals. Mufasa is sitting at his father's side, while Taka is lying a few feet away.
-[[File:Ahadi2.png|thumb|100 px|left|Ahadi trying to calm the disputing animals]]
+[[File:Ahadi2hires.png|thumb|100 px|left|Ahadi trying to calm the disputing animals]]
 All the animals are complaining about the shortage of water and food. The antelopes and zebras are blaming the giraffes, while the leopards are blaming the cape buffalo, [[Boma]], and his herd. The ostriches are worried about the hyenas, and Zuzu, who had appeared nearby, agrees with them. Ahadi promises to take care of them later, but is interrupted by the ostrich. She asks when he would do it, and he says that he would take care of it right at that moment. But Taka reminds his father that he had promised to take his two sons out hunting that morning. But Ahadi says that that would have to wait. Enraged, Taka leaps to his paws and complains that whenever Ahadi was going to do something with his sons, something more important always came up. But Ahadi reminds Taka that a king had great responsibilities, and that Mufasa seemed to understand these things.

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 | Species             = [[Lion]]
 | Gender              =
-| Close_Relations     = Mate of [[Uru]], and only in the books father of [[Mufasa]] and [[Scar|Taka]], and grandfather of [[Simba]]. Great-Grandfather of [[Kopa]].
+| Close_Relations     = Mate of [[Uru]], Father of [[Mufasa]] and [[Scar|Taka]], Grandfather of [[Simba]], Great-Grandfather of [[Kopa]]
-| Appearances         = ''[[A Tale of Two Brothers]]''
+| Appearances         = [[A Tale of Two Brothers]]
 | Voice_Actors        =
 }}
-{{Quote|I can feel it. This is the beginning of a great era for all of us under the stars.|Ahadi, talking about the [[The Pridelands|Prideland's]] future}}
+{{Quote|I can feel it. This is the beginning of a great era for all of us under the stars.|Ahadi}}
-'''Ahadi''' was [[The Lion King (title)|king]] of the Pridelands in ''A Tale of Two Brothers''.
+'''Ahadi''' was [[The Lion King (title)|king]] of the [[Pride Lands]] in [[A Tale of Two Brothers]].
 == Physical Attributes ==
-{{Quote|He had a long, black mane and bright, green eyes.|''A Tale of Two Brothers''}}
+{{Quote|He had a long, black mane and bright, green eyes.|A Tale of Two Brothers}}
-According to the text of ''A Tale of Two Brothers'', Ahadi is a golden-furred lion with a long, black mane and bright, green eyes. However, the picture depicts him as being identical to Mufasa in both build and color.
+According to the text of A Tale of Two Brothers, Ahadi is a golden-furred lion with a long, black mane and bright, green eyes. However, the picture depicts him as being identical to Mufasa in both build and color.
 == Personality ==
-{{Quote|The Lion King is so brave. I've seen him go off to face many crises and dangers.|[[Zuzu]], talking to Rafiki}}
+{{Quote|The Lion King is so brave. I've seen him go off to face many crises and dangers.|[[Zuzu]], talking to [[Rafiki]]}}
 Ahadi is well-known for his bravery and wisdom. He keeps his head in a crisis, and does his best to take problems head-on. He is very concerned about the other animals in the Pridelands, and tries to make his land a place where all animals can thrive, not just the lions of his own pride. He is also shown as an understanding father. He had planned to take his sons out hunting, until another crisis had come up. Even though he tries to apologize to them, Mufasa is the only one of the two who understands.
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 Zuzu bows her head, politely accepting his words. She then takes to air, saying her family (particularly her son) would be so proud of her. Ahadi then tells Rafiki that he would be his teacher. At first, Rafiki is stunned. He had always lived alone! But Ahadi wanted the Pridelands to thrive and to be led by a wise king. He asks Rafiki if he would help achieve this goal. The baboon then says that he would, and accepts Ahadi's offer; but only if he would be able to go on quests from time to time to obtain more knowledge. Ahadi heartily agrees, then proclaims that he could already feel the wonderful times coming ahead.
 [[Category:Lions]]
 [[Category:Male characters]]
 [[Category:Pridelanders]]
 [[Category:Deceased characters]]

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 [[Category:Pridelanders]]
 [[Category:Characters from A Tale of Two Brothers]]
-[[Category:Deceased Characters]]
+[[Category:Deceased characters]]

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 [[Category:Characters from Books and Comics]]
 [[Category:Characters from The Lion King: Six New Adventures]]
 [[Category:Deceased Characters]]