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Bianca

Bianca
Bianca
Physical information
Gender

Female

Species

Lion

Biographical information
Also known as

Aunt Bianca (by Kovu)

Residence

Outlands

Relationship information
Family

Kovu (nephew)

Allies

Banzai, Ed, Kovu, Shenzi

Enemies

Shani, Simba

“
We don't have to fight Simba. All we have to do -- is kill the princess.
―Bianca on Shani[src]
 ”

Bianca is a female lion. She is the aunt of Kovu.

Biography

Early life

“
He takes everything away from us, and we have to live here! In this -- this hellish place!
―Bianca on Simba's exile of the Outsiders[src]
 ”

Bianca lived in the Pride Lands as a member of Simba's pride.[1]

Exile

“
Simba treasures his family above all else. When he loses his precious little daughter, it'll break his spirit. He'll have no will to fight. He'll be an easy target.
―Bianca plots against Simba[src]
 ”

Simba banished Bianca and her family to the Outlands. While in exile, Bianca raised her nephew, Kovu, and formed an alliance with Banzai and Shenzi against Simba. Together, the three plotted to kill Simba's daughter, Shani, so as to weaken him. One day, Kovu informed Bianca that he had made a commitment to Shani, and Bianca angrily reminded him of everything that Simba had done to their family. Kovu retorted that their prides' historical strife did not involve him and Shani.[1]

Attack on Simba

“
Kill him.
―Bianca to the hyenas on Simba[src]
 ”

Bianca led her hyena allies in an attack on Simba.[2]

Personality and traits

Bianca is short-tempered and easily enraged. She deeply resents Simba for having banished her and her family to the Outlands.[1]

Appearances

Trivia

  • Bianca is an early iteration of Zira.[3]

References

  1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 Revealed in Disney's The Lion King II: Simba's Pride (1996). Written by Jenny Wingfield.
  2. ↑ Revealed in Disney's The Lion King II: Simba's Pride (1996).
  3. ↑ Revealed in Disney's The Lion King II: Simba's Pride (1998). Written by Flip Kobler and Cindy Marcus, and directed by Darrell Rooney. Distributed by Buena Vista Home Entertainment.