Scar
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Sep 11, 2026
BrittanyHOST
They're met by a pack of hyenas, led by their big three, Shenzi, Banzai, and Ed, who claim our heroes are the lunch for the day.
BrittanyHOST
Luckily for them, the roar of their leader, Scar, saves them, for now.
BrittanyHOST
They find a lone lioness, Nala, being targeted by some Heartless.
BrittanyHOST
After some fighting, Sora asks her if she's seen any other Heartless, Organization XIII, Pete, or of course Riku, but she hasn't seen any of them.
BrittanyHOST
She warns them that the Prylands have become dangerous since Scar took over, but they may be what the kingdom needs to fight for their land back.
BrittanyHOST
This gives Sora some pause, as they can't really go around knocking kings off their thrones, but it wouldn't hurt to show them his kingly capabilities.
BrittanyHOST
At Pride Rock, the Pride Land's throne, they meet Rafiki, the kingdom's wise aide.
BrittanyHOST
Rafiki determines that Sora can't be the one to save Pride Rock.
Raquelle BlackwoodHOST
And this is where the archetype of the villain comes in.
Raquelle BlackwoodHOST
When we look to Disney, we see lots of villains that are very canonically queer, like Ursula Jafar or Scar.
Raquelle BlackwoodHOST
While I don't think this was an intentional choice, and it probably was rooted in a little bit of homophobia.
Raquelle BlackwoodHOST
I think there's something interesting here.
Raquelle BlackwoodHOST
And I was like, Ariel should have known exactly what the fuck she was doing, you know? But I state my case.
Raquelle BlackwoodHOST
In the case of Jafar, Jafar tasks Aladdin with retrieving the lamp, which will eventually provide him with a whole new world and a chance to woo the princess.
Raquelle BlackwoodHOST
Even in its own fucked up way, with Scar killing Mufasa, this eventually paves the way for Simba to claim the throne.
Raquelle BlackwoodHOST
And so we see the villain playing a vital role of introducing darkness and even depth into the protagonist's life.
Adam CopelandHOST
Uh, 415-896-K-A-M-B-R. [laughs]
Derek PapaHOST
Skaar.
Derek PapaHOST
How could I forget Skaar?
Adam CopelandHOST
No, come on, dude.
Adam CopelandHOST
I didn't say that yesterday.
Ryan Luis RodriguezHOST
Um, and just the fact that they couldn't find a real singer for Bert.
Ryan Luis RodriguezHOST
I mean, Look at Scar's song in The Lion King.
Ryan Luis RodriguezHOST
There's like two verses that Jim Cummings sings instead of Jeremy Irons.
Ryan Luis RodriguezHOST
And you can tell, but they went for it anyway because Jeremy Irons couldn't hit those notes.
Adam CopelandHOST
415-896-KMBI.
Adam CopelandHOST
Scar.
Adam CopelandHOST
How could I forget Scar? Come on, dude.
Adam CopelandHOST
I didn't say that yesterday.
Adam CopelandHOST
You must have known that.
Adam CopelandHOST
It's his birthday, September 19th.
Adam CopelandHOST
Scar.
Adam CopelandHOST
Yeah, you can go celebrate the great villain Scar and his rendition of Alfred in...
Adam CopelandHOST
Which Batman? In the Ben Affleck Batmans.
Derek PapaHOST
Yeah.
Bonnie D. GrahamHOST
I'm looking for Nathan Lane, Michael Whippy, Goldberg, Cheech, Marin, Rowan Atkinson, and Robert Guillaume.
Bonnie D. GrahamHOST
Story, young lion prince named Simba, exiled from his kingdom after his father Mufasa is murdered by his Uncle Scar, who plans to seize the throne.
Bonnie D. GrahamHOST
And here is the quote from Rafiki.
Bonnie D. GrahamHOST
Oh, yes, the past can hurt.
Adam CopelandHOST
It's his birthday, September 19th.
Adam CopelandHOST
Scar.
Adam CopelandHOST
Yeah, you can go celebrate the great villain Scar and his rendition of Alfred in the movie.
Adam CopelandHOST
Which Batman? In the Ben Affleck Batmans.
Derek PapaHOST
Yeah.
OllyHOST
We have the benevolent king, and we have the evil patriarch.
OllyHOST
So, Mufasa is the benevolent king, and Scar is the evil patriarch.
OllyHOST
And that spans across our entire...
OllyHOST
That is relevant individually, socially, culturally, across all aspects of existence.
OllyHOST
There is an oppressive side to the patriarchy, and it is... it's often missed, they often call out the wrong people, but there is correct.
OllyHOST
They are, you know, the feminists definitely have a point.
OllyHOST
But regardless, what has happened, Scar, Scar wants Mufasa dead because he is the evil patriarch.
OllyHOST
And the evil patriarch doesn't like the benevolent king because he wants to be in control.
Chrissy LaPalmaHOST
And the clearing the old is actually healing the ways that we resist things in life and make things harder than what they need to be.
Chrissy LaPalmaHOST
Now, life, they say life, I always think of in Scar in Leo King where he goes, life is hard, isn't it? It's always a quote that comes to mind.
Chrissy LaPalmaHOST
And it's just like life is hard, but then it's not hard.
Chrissy LaPalmaHOST
And it's just like you decide what your heart is.
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