Khumba

"Whether or not it's Khumba's fault, if it doesn't rain soon, we'll have to leave, take our chances out there."

"Mkhulu, while we wait for the rains, maybe we should ration the water."

"Khumba, you put the herd at risk. For the next week, you'll drink only half your rations. Half rations... for half zebras."

"I can't think when I last saw a zebra outside the fence."

"And it doesn't help that you can't find a drop of water to drink."

"Some birds are just not meant to be caged, hey, Bradley?"

"This was on the map, right?"

"Why the rush, fellows? Migration season already?"

"I've got to hand it to you, Khumba. You sure are one of a kind."

"Something wrong with being different?"

"Bradley, be careful."

"I swear. If you two kill yourselves, I'll kill you both. Be careful, Khumba!"

"We have to warn Khumba."

"Maybe going back is the only way to move on."

"Whatever. From now on, we're sticking together."

"You're mocking me, because I’m flightless!"

"The farm was my home, but life can be cruel when you're a breed apart, and no one understands your fab works of art. I've been persecuted, stigmatised. You might think I've been demoralized. Oh, yeah. But I will survive Although all my life, I've been ostracised. Patronised, decaberized. Traumatized. On several occasions, I've been hospitalized. What I've been through, the doctor visualized. I know they all make fun, but when all is said and done, I was ostracized. Oh, yeah, laugh at me. Laugh away, make fun. But when all is said and done, I was ostracized."

"Oh, I'm not a cleaning implement. I am an artiste."

"Did you hear what he said about my feathers? Take him down, Mama V."

"Well, it's too late for some of us."

"Well, I personally saw the mantis once. He was very complimentary about my feathers. Maybe not the mantis, but a mantis. Okay, yes, a stick insect. Point is, he liked the feathers."

"No one has ever gazed upon the mighty black eagle and lived."

"Why did you come here?"

"To see the freak of nature for yourself!?!?!"

"The only white black eagle?"

"And why should I help you? ANSWER ME!!!"

"Is that what you tell yourself?"

"The place you seek is Ngow Mountain. I don't get many visitors. To get to Ngow Mountain from here, you'll have to pass through the Valley of Desolation. Then the Abandoned Farm. Go around the Salt Pan, and you will find..."

"There was a time when he was the outcast of the litter. Born blind in one eye. Abandoned by his own kind. Little did they know that his blindness would give him a sense of smell like no other leopard before him. And he would grow up to be a great hunter. He got his revenge, but it seems that isn't enough for him."

"Having enough everyone live in fear of you, doesn’t change you who you are. Now leave me alone."

"You think you're the only one who has a hard time fitting in?"

"FREAK, FREEEEAK, YOURE A FREAK."

"INTRUDERS!!!!!"

"He even eat my dear husband, didn’t he, Nora."

"Um.....Where the rest of your pack."

"He’s going to get you, he’s going to get you."

"Intruders! Get off my farm, you freaks of nature! Freak! Freak, freak!"

"My water! All mine! Freak, freak! Good enough to eat."

"Who in their right mind would go there?"

"I was going to tell you. He'd love to sink his teeth into a young zebra. Yes, he'll like that. I'm sure."

"And they call me loony."

"Certainly not a freak like him, right, Nora? What is it anyway? I don't think he knows what he is, Nora, do you? No, I don't. Don’t know wha— What are you? Well, what are you?"

"I didn't have much of a sheep mentality myself."

"You're are not half a zebra, you’re name is Khumba."

"Do you know why I named you Khumba? You see, Khumba means skin."

"They say that the first zebras to walk the Earth all had exactly the same skin with no stripes at all."

"One day, a brave young zebra took a journey across the vast Karoo. And deep inside a huge mountain, he found a water hole, a magic water hole. He swam in it, and when he came out, his skin was striped. All the other zebras admired his beautiful skin, and he was proud to be so different. But now, they all wanted to be like him, so one by one, they swam in the magic water hole, and when they came out, they were all striped, too."

"No, Khumba."

"Don't you see? Then They all looked the same."

"Jake T. Austin as Khumba"