He then adds cheekily that Mufasa should throw him out and beat him whenever he becomes dirty. Mufasa thoughtfully wonders what to do with Scar, and Zazu jokes that Scar should be made into a good rug. Zazu tells Mufasa that every family has one unruly member (and adds that his family has two) and that such family members always spoil special events.
Zazu comments that that's a pity and asks why Scar did not want to face his brother in combat, to which Scar replies that his strongest weapon is the brain, and then leaves. Scar replies that he would never dream of fighting with Mufasa. Unaffected by the chastising, Scar acts rudely toward Mufasa, who asks him if he's proposing a challenge. Now with Mufasa to protect him, Zazu continues berating Scar, reminding him that as the king's brother, he should have been first in line at the ceremony. Just in time, Mufasa shows up to chastise his brother, who reluctantly spits Zazu onto the ground. Annoyed, Scar jumps the bird and temporarily eats him. He also warns Scar that he'd better have a good excuse for not attending the presentation of Simba. Zazu is next seen telling Scar about playing with the prey that he has caught. Zazu is first seen flying over the animals heading toward Pride Rock to see the newborn Simba, and bows before Mufasa when he lands on Pride Rock. Mufasa realizes that the little hornbill is really useful after all and appoints him as royal adviser. Zazu finds a tree trunk that Mufasa drags over to the pit, allowing Sarabi to climb out.
But Mufasa can't find a way to rescue Sarabi. Zazu flies back to tell Mufasa who leaps up and runs to the gorge. Zazu flies over to where the vultures are anyway and sees that Sarabi has fallen into a pit and can't get out.
He asks Mufasa if he wants him to fly over and see what's happening, but Mufasa is not concerned and lies down for a nap. One day Zazu notices some vultures hovering. Mufasa tires of this quickly as Zazu disturbs his hunts and his private time with his betrothed Sarabi. Zazu follows Mufasa around and watches over him. How could a small bird be of any use to a lion? Zazu is thankful and hopes that he can be of service to the Lion King someday. Zazu redeems himself though as he spies an army ant attack and alerts Mufasa to the problem.Īccoring to the book Friends in Need, a young hornbill named Zazu is about to be cooked and eaten by the hyenas Shenzi, Banzai, and Ed, until Mufasa comes along, scares the hyenas away and saves him. He ends up reporting false stories to Mufasa as three young animals make up stories to trick Zazu. One day, Zazu reports everything he sees and tends to jump to conclusions. When Zazu was young, Zuzu trained him to take her place before Mufasa's rule began. Zazu has two conflicting histories as to how he became the King's majordomo.Īccording to How True, Zazu? Zazu's mother, Zuzu, was a steward to Kopa's great-grandfather Ahadi. Zazu is also shown to have a sense of humor, as he was able to make a joke about turning Scar into a throw rug (to which he adds that Mufasa can beat him "whenever he gets dirty"). But it is implied that he can be brave when given the chance. He tends to panic during emergencies, such as the wildebeest stampede. As majordomo to King Mufasa, his proper, dignified, nervous, and easily-rattled personality is the polar opposite in temperament of most of the rest of the cast. Like Zuzu, he is small and slight with a bright red beak, though his feathers are royal blue as opposed to her more violet shades.Īlthough trying to appear proper and dignified, Zazu seems to be a nervous wreck. Zazu bears many resemblances to his mother, echoing her slim body type and coloration schemes. Despite his age, Zazu is a handsome bird, in good shape and radiant in color. A dark blue feather protrudes off the back of his head, and thick bushy eyebrows grow above a set of small dark eyes. His chest is pale blue, almost white, while his eye shades are a clear shade of sky blue. His feathers are light blue, tipped with lines of white and navy at the wingtips and the tailtip.
ZAZU SCAR PATCH
His beak proves to be his most prominent feature, colored a bright red with a patch of yellow near his nostrils. His chest is small and oval-shaped, and his neck is long and thin, with his tail being tall and pluming. Small and almost delicate-looking, Zazu boasts a tiny but colorful array of feathers.
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