DISNEY - The Lion King - Statue Art Scale Deluxe 1/10 34.1cm

In the Lands of Pride in Africa, hundreds of animals gather around the Rock of Pride, a rocky pulpit used by the sovereign to answer the pleas of his subjects and for celebrations. This rock is used by the sovereign to answer the pleas of his subjects and for celebrations. For all present, Rafiki, the wise baboon shaman and adviser to the kingdom, raises his hands, presenting little Simba, the newborn prince and heir to the kingdom, to the assembled animals. Right behind him are his parents, the proud King Mufasa and Queen Sarabi, followed by their butler, the hornbill bird Zazu. Reproducing one of the most memorable scenes from Walt Disney's 32nd classic animated film, Iron Studios presents "The Lion King". The Lion King Deluxe - Disney Classics 100 Years - Art Scale 1/10", another award-winning classic, selected for preservation in the U.S National Film Registry by the Library of Congress because of its cultural, artistic and historical significance. This statue was selected by the Library of Congress for its cultural, historical or aesthetic importance, and joins the series of statues celebrating 100 years of Disney from Iron Studios, on a diorama base richly decorated with trees and vegetation from the plains where the scene takes place, surrounded by drawings and tribal symbols from the film. on a side surface reminiscent of the texture of wood.

In keeping with the standards of the collection, Iron Studios will also be releasing the normal version of the "Lion King - Disney Classics 100 Years - Art Scale 1/10" statue with the monkey Rafiki on the Rock of Pride lifting Prince Simba, without the other characters. And the extremely limited "Lion King 100th - Disney Classics 100 Years - Art Scale 1/10" statue, with a highly decorated silver base and a front plate celebrating Disney's 100th anniversary, another special item for fans and collectors to celebrate and remember this centenary, and like the other statues previously revealed, this one is also made in a limited edition with only 100 units available worldwide.

King Mufasa is the monarch of the animals, while his brother Scar is responsible for leading the group that defends and protects his kingdom. But his position of power, envy and ambition led Scar to think that he should be king. He tried to usurp Mufasa's throne, but his subordinates refused to help him in his plot. After the birth of his nephew, Simba, Scar planned to get rid of him and his brother. Allying himself with a clan of hyenas, he unleashed a stampede of wildebeest into a ravine, endangering Simba's life and attracting Mufasa, who managed to save his cub, but was killed by Scar.  Scar convinces Simba that he is responsible for his father's death, forcing the cub into exile. Scar becomes the new king and lets the hyenas invade the country, slowly bringing the kingdom to ruin. Wandering in the desert, Simba collapsed from exhaustion and almost died, but was rescued by Timon, a meerkat, and Pumba, a warthog, who nursed him back to health. Simba grew up with them in the jungle, leading a relaxed life. As a young adult, he saves Timon and Pumba from a hungry lioness and meets his friend Nala, who tries to persuade him to return home, explaining that the Pride Lands have become a desert under Scar's reign. Reluctant at first, Simba eventually returns to confront Scar and defeat him.

Revealed on Thursday 30 November during the Ultra Stage panel at CCXP 2023, and then presented on the Iron Studios stand, a worldwide pre-sale is now available. Check out the previously unveiled statues celebrating 100 years of Disney, including Mickey-Fantasia, Scar-The Lion King, Beauty and the Beast, The Little Mermaid, Pinocchio, Beauty and the Beast, The Little Mermaid, Pinocchio, Monsters Inc. Diorama, Aladdin and Jasmine, and Peter Pan v Hook. Don't miss this and other news from Iron Studios on their social networks.