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Naanda, Diku & Dwala
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|---|---|
| Name: | Sarabi's Sisters |
| Type: | Sisters |
| Fandom: | The Lion King |
| Members: | Naanda, Diku & Dwala |
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Naanda, Diku & Dwala are unused characters from the universe of The Lion King, and Sarabi's three sisters.
Canon
Unsurprisingly for deleted characters, none of Sarabi's named sisters have appeared in any official media. However, there is a small reference to a sister in an obscure magazine who is revealed to have a son, Mtoto. Additionally, in the comic An Unusual Choir, Simba visits his aunt, uncle, and cousins, though it's not stated which of the two parents is Sarabi's sibling (as Scar is canonically the only sibling of Mufasa).
Fandom
The aunt seen in An Unusual Choir is frequently headcanoned to be one of these three lionesses. Alternatively, some fans will give Sarabi a brother, often alongside her three sisters rather than instead of.
Naanda
For whatever reason, Naanda seems to be the sister focused on the most out of the three of them.
Diku
Dwala
Fanworks
Fanart
Links
- Naanda (Dec 2011) by dyb
- Sisterly Hunting Time (Dec 2011) by Capricornfox, featuring Naanda with Sarabi.
- Sisters of Sarabi (Jan 2013) by dyb
- Sarabi's Sisters (Jun 2013) by Capricornfox
- Naanda and Simba (Jul 2022) by WhiteKimya, featuring Naanda with Simba.
Gallery
Sisters (Mar 2017) by Julis-Rocks. From left to right: Sarabi, Naanda, Diku, and Dwala.
