Kovu x Kiara / Lion King Crossover/ Part 1

Note: Looking to re upload this with a better song, any suggestions? KOPA (SIMBA) AND KIARA ARE BROTHER AND SISTER Characters: Kiara- Daughter of Sarabi and Mufasa, Kopa's (Simba) sister. Kopa- Played by cub Simba, son of Sarabi & Mufasa, Kiara's little brother. Mufasa & Sarabi- Played by Mufasa, Sarabi, older Simba and Nala. Parents of Kopa and Kiara Kovu- Secretly in love with Kiara, a lone lion which her pride has welcomed happily. (Not shown) Storyline: -Kopa is born. Kiara had been attempting to ignore his birth however her curiousy gets the better of her and she spots Kopa. As their eyes meet, she falls in love (in a family way). She is still hesitant about her newborn brother, scared that he will take her throne and that she will be thrown aside. However the sight of her brother and her parents happiness replaces her worry with unconditional love for Kopa -A few years later, Kiara has become a woman, and the pride is holding the traditional 'celebrations'. Her parents and Kovu watch on with pride, and love. (Kovu's love is a bit different to theirs :p). Kovu teases her about her upcoming hunt, Kiara laughs. Kovu is in love. -Simba, still a cub, is not allowed to be present during his sisters ceremony, since it's just for 'adults'. He waits, annoyed, in the canyon when a stampede occurs. -Zazu comments on the stampede to Mufasa, who remembers where Simba is. He rushed to his aid, but not before making sure Kiara is safe. He orders the lionesses to keep her safe (stop her from following him). -Mufasa is unsuccessful in rescuing his son, and unfortunately they both die. Kiara watches in despair. -The pride holds a funeral, Kiara not wanting to believe her father and brother are dead rushes off. Kovu watches her go, feeling helpless and heartbroken not only by the death of his loved ones (not related to them) but by Kiara's own heartbreak, puts his head down. Credits: Movies: Lion King 1 & 2 Song: I Found, Amber Run, Instrumental Program: Windows Movie Maker Disclaimer: Copyright Disclaimer Under Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, allowance is made for fair use, for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship, and research. Fair use is a use permitted by copyright statute that might otherwise be infringing. Non-profit, educational or personal use tips the balance in favor of fair use.