What is the second movie of the Lion King series is about?

Answer 1

After the events of The Lion King, Simba and Nala have a daughter, Kiara. Kiara seeks adventure, away from Simba's watchful eyes, and wanders outside the Pridelands. She meets a cub named Kovu, who belongs to an exiled group of lions who supported Scar. Simba appears, as well as Kovu's mother, Zira. Zira and Simba nearly fight, but Zira backs down. Years pass and Kiara matures, and is ready to go out on her first solo hunt. Zira sets a bushfire to trap Kiara, but Kovu rescues her. Kovu takes Kiara to Simba, and requests that he be able to live with them. Simba reluctantly agrees, and Kovu considers killing him, but decides to wait. Kovu and Kiara grow closer through hunting, and fall in love. Kovu decides to come clean to Kiara, but before he can, they fall into an ambush set up by Zira. They barely manage to get out alive, and Kovu tells his mother that he cannot kill Simba. Simba refuses to accept him, and Kovu is exiled, shunned by both groups. Kiara is outraged and tells Simba that he will never be like Mufasa before pursuing Kovu. She finds him and convinces Kovu to return. As they return, the Outsiders and the Pridelanders begin battling. Kovu and Kiara intervene, and tell them that they should not fight just because they are different. Both sides realize that they were blinded by prejudice, and stop fighting. Zira refuses to give up, and pounces at Simba. However, Kiara stops her, and sends her over a cliff. Zira dangles from the cliff, and Kiara tries to save her, but Zira refuses help, and falls to her death. Simba decides that Kovu and the other Outsiders can all live together, and Kovu and Kiara are hailed as the future king and queen.

Answer 2

It's about letting go of your past and hatred. It bases on William Shakespeare's play Romeo and Juliet. So essentially it is about forbidden love between teenage children from two families who hate each other. Kovu (Romeo), Kiara (Juliet), Nuka (Tybalt)... The movie however is also essentially, perhaps even more so, about Simba and Kovu following in their fathers' footsteps and whether their choices on that path are right or wrong. The fathers' footsteps and the forbidden love aspects mesh together well into one entity. (Just a side note: Scar is Kovu's adoptive father, NOT biological father.)

Answer 3

TwO king