Rafiki

[Moka]

Asante sanna, squash banana, we we nugu, mi mi apana. xD

I like Rafiki. I think they did a great job keeping his character throughout all the movies. They kept his personality consistent (except in Upendi of course). The return of Robert Guillaume in each one certainly helped remain that consistency.

I think I only have two smilies of Rafiki.

[SimbaStar]

Oh, yeah. He is funny. He wants to help someone all the time and when he does, something fun is happening
Hm, I think you need to look after more Rafiki smileys

Hey, you should have this Simbasmiley! :

[CheetahCat]

Rafiki is such an important character!

He's one of the main reasons Simba got some sense knocked into him, hence the stick lol. ^^ But yeah, seriously, Rafiki is one of the main reasons why the outcome for TLK is in a good stage. Well, if things would go according to plan on some of them lol. He managed to get Kiara and Kovu together until Simba exiled Kovu. ^^ Then there was a point where the monkey helped out Simba in the first film in regards to finding his true nature.

lol, on top of that, Rafiki is a Kung Fu expert, don't wanna get in his way.

[SimbaStar]

Yes, he's a important character! i'm glad that there are some characters who makes the movie so interesting.

[SimbasMate]

Rafiki is the best! I really loved him in all three movies. Especially in TLK and TLK 1/2. He was extra funny. I love his personality! So awesome!

[SimbaStar]

I really love when he sing:
"Asante san, squash banana"...

[CheetahCat]

lol, that's always a great part when he sings that. His little chuckle is funny too.

[rachelanne]

haha yes, Rafiki! I used to have one of those books with sound buttons on the sides of different characters saying quotes. My Lion King one had Rafiki singing that song (squash banana), and I used to press it ALL the time haha!

[Mike]

When I was little i used to rewind and play the Kung-Fu Rafiki scene dozens of times in a row It was awesome, and I could never get enough of it lol.

[CheetahCat]

One of my favorite quotes from Rafiki is the one where he goes, "Oh yes, the past can hurt. But the way I see it, you can either run from it, or... learn from it."