In the N version you have to jump down from the treetops or cliffs at the very top of the stage in order to land to the trees that have the items number 8 and 9 on them. N VERSION: This is the first version difference you will come across. You get it by jumping down from the cliff above it and carefully platforming to the corner it is hiding in.Ĩ-9. The third item is an important one: a red bug that permanently gives you more max health. In instances like these I will later just write 'acquired through normal gameplay' as a method of obtaining.ģ. The first two items are health restoration bugs that you come across by just travelling straight through the level. (For full view click the image and then the url on top of the image.)ġ-2. Japanese version on the other hand is identical with N version other than having some Japanese text here and there, so all the info for N version works for it, too. S version is more or less the same as N, but whenever they differ in some ways, I will make a note on that. In this guide I use the N version as the default version. The bonus stage bugs activate after you have beaten your current level. Keep in mind that the max amount of lives you can have is 8, and after that no extra lives will appear in the levels! The extra total health you gather stays with you for the whole playthrough, but the total roar power resets to default when Simba grows from kid to adult.

So first things first: here are all of the items you will come across and what they will do when they are picked up/touched: If you find an error from the guide or know of an item that isn't mentioned here, please let me know! I'm always eager to learn more of this game.

I have previously made a guide that handles the DOS version, and if there is interest for it I might write one for the Game Boy version some day, too. This guide is meant for the N, S and Japanese versions of this game. My initial idea was to make a guide on specifically these secrets, but because drawing the line between what should be considered a secret and what shouldn't proved to be quite tricky, I decided to just make a full list of all of the items instead. Disney's The Lion King is a golden oldie of a platformer that is full of more or less hidden areas and items to find.

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