But, in addition, Kiara does get what her friends and family meant when she hears or sees it for herself, shown when Kovu shows her their reflection in the water and saying that they are one, which helps her see the truth in her father’s words when she was a cub. Not to mention she has to find out the hard way. Like her father, Kiara sometimes doesn’t get the advice and criticism she is given by her friends and family right away. She also cares for her enemies, as shown when she tries to rescue Zira from falling down the cliff despite trying to attack Simba a few minutes earlier. She also shows a strong amount of charisma as she convinces both prides that they are better united than against each other. However, her outlook is a positive one, and she is one of Kovu’s most loyal encouragers, seeing past his rough exterior to the kind character within. Kiara is still a cub at heart and can laugh at everything and make even Kovu’s rough training into a game. Unfortunately, sometimes her duties lead her to rub it on her younger brother Kion’s face, which leads to sibling rivalry, though they still care for each other. Later in her cubhood, Kiara becomes more accepting of her destiny as the future queen and takes her royal duties seriously. She also displays frequent annoyance when addressed by her title, preferring to be known for herself rather than who her family is. As a result, she can escape and sneak out at times to reach her goal.
Kiara is also very strong-willed, and she possesses a strong desire for independence and self-sufficiency. Kiara inherits her parents’ curiosity, and her curiosity in her surroundings gets her into real trouble.
Her hunger for adventure often leads her to outright rebellion, as she ignores her father’s better judgment in order to explore the Outlands and get answers to her unresolved questions. Kiara is curious and wild-hearted as a cub, constantly seeking new adventures and easily fraught at the sight of her safe nest back home in the Pride Lands.
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