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The Lion Guard perform the Ukumbusho, celebrating the peace between the elephants and the lions as set by the leader of the first Lion Guard, Askari.
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is the thirty-sixth episode of The Lion Guard and the tenth episode of Season 2.
Makini and the Guard are excited to attend their first Ukumbusho but bees threaten to ruin the important celebration!
In Mizimu Grove, Ma Tembo is ordering her herd around in preparation for the upcoming Ukumbusho celebration. As they prepare, the Lion Guard enter the grove, followed shortly by Makini. The mandrill apologizes to Ma Tembo for her tardiness, and she is directed to a pile of fruits to be used for the peace paint. While she gets started, Ma Tembo speaks with the Lion Guard, asking if they are ready. While Kion is enthusiastic, the rest of the Lion Guard lack his spark, though agree nonetheless. After Ma Tembo directs them to a place where they can rehearse, Mtoto and his mother notice Beshte nearby. Mtoto races over to inform his hero that he will be playing the strongest elephant, while his mother takes the role of bravest.
As Makini tries to decide which paints to use, Zito and Johari arrive for their paint. Makini overworks herself, unsure of which color she should choose. After reminding herself of shwari, she calms herself and concludes that if there's no wrong place to start, then there cannot be a right place to start either, allowing her to pick a color of her own choice, to begin with.
The Lion Guard practice their role, but Fuli speaks too quickly to match the feel of the scene. When Ma Tembo starts to have doubts, Timon and Pumbaa arrive to coach the Lion Guard. Although hesitant, Ma Tembo allows them to help nonetheless, taking all the help she can get. Suddenly, she remembers that the previous Lion Guards have always been lions. Although the Guard can't do anything about this, Makini offers to paint them to look like lions. Ma Tembo is happy about this, though reminds her that she must finish painting the sunbursts on the elephants. Since this is Simba's first Ukumbusho, she is adamant that it must be perfect as it's first Ukumbusho ever since Scar destroyed his Lion Guard.
Makini gets to work and is soon finished with the job. The Lion Guard have mixed feelings towards their new appearance, but as Timon and Pumbaa reveal Fuli, she, in particular, believes her appearance to be 'ridiculous'. After pushing Timon away after he tries to snuggle her soft fur, Kion assures his team that they all look terrific. Makini, noticing the sun, quickly leaves to paint the rest of the elephants.
Timon and Pumbaa then step in to assist the Lion Guard with their lines, assuring them that they know more about how lions act than anyone in the Pride Lands, having raised Simba after Mufasa passed away. Kion tries to protest but is silenced by Timon. The Lion Guard then resume practicing.
Meanwhile, Makini continues to paint the elephants, though runs out of yellow paint halfway through Zito's sunburst due to painting the Lion Guard. As tensions rise, Kion and Ma Tembo arrive to see what all the fuss is about. With Kion trying to find a solution that will work for both sides, Makini is then given some extra time to locate some more yellow paint and she does so, finding some yellow flowers. She shoos the bees surrounding them and returns to finish her job.
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In following with tradition, the Lion Guard become... The Lion-Lion Guard, courtesy of Makini!
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The Ukumbusho is a performance that celebrates the friendship between the elephants and the lions of the Pride Lands, as set by Askari, the first Lion Guard and the elephants many Dry Seasons ago. It naturally celebrates peace between the elephants and the lions of the Lion Guard.
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King Simba and Queen Nala ask their son, Kion, to assemble a guard made out of lions to help him keep the peace in the Pride Lands. However, Kion has decided to break tradition. He has decided to team up with a cheetah, a hippo, an egret, and a badger.
Oct 20, 2017 · Here's your sneak peek of the next episode, The Ukumbusho Tradition! Also includes a short snippet of the song.
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Oct 27, 2017 · The Ukumbusho Tradition: Directed by Howy Parkins. With Max Charles, Joshua Rush, Diamond White, Atticus Shaffer. A group of bees interrupts a traditional peace ceremony between the elephants and the lions, which causes the elephants to stampede and The Lion Guard must rescue them.