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The Lion Guard ‘Rise of Scar’ Playset | Review

We were sent The Lion Guard ‘Rise of Scar’ playset for review. All thoughts and opinions are our own.

Jack loves watching cartoons on the TV after school and has recently got into The Lion Guard. When we were offered the opportunity to review the brand new ‘Rise of Scar’ The Lion Guard playset, I just had to apply – I knew Jack would love it seeing as he had recently circled it in the Smyth’s catalogue!

The playset comes with an exclusive Kion figure. Kion is the son and youngest child of Simba and Nala and the younger brother of Kiara. The Kion figure has movable features – his head, legs and tail all move. But that isn’t the only feature available in this playset – there are so many fabulous features to amuse your children and keep them occupied for ages!

The Lion GuardSo what features are there? There are:

  • A lava pool trap which launches balls of lava at Scar, complete with sound effects
  • A collapsing bridge which collapses at the push of a button
  • A crocodile pool with a crocodile to catch any fallers from the collapsing bridge
  • A monkey launching tree trap – the monkey gets launched but this also doubles up as a great swing for Kion
  • A light up Scar with sound effects that pops up with pop up flames

Jack is a big fan of the original The Lion King which The Lion Guard is based on and has really been enjoying The Lion Guard recently too. He has been playing with this constantly since it arrived and has even got his little sister involved in some of the play – although you will see in our YouTube video out takes that Scar has taken a little bit of getting used to!

As he’d circled this as something he wanted for his birthday/Christmas, I had high hopes for this and I am pleased to say I wasn’t disappointed. If I let him, he would play with this for hours and I would be happy for him too. You can recreate scenes from the television series if you wish or you can make up your own stories – the fun can last for absolutely ages.

For £49.99, this The Lion Guard ‘Rise of Scar’ playset is great value for what you get, however I would have liked to see some more figures. Kion does cut a lonely figure going around the set on his own.

To find out more about what we think about the playset, just check out our review video below and if you would like to buy the playset for yourself, you can buy it from Smyths here.

 

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17 thoughts on “The Lion Guard ‘Rise of Scar’ Playset | Review

  1. This looks great. I would have loved this as a kid and could definitely see myself at that age having one

  2. Oh when my ten year old was small this was his absolutely favourite Disney film, so I know he would have loved playing with that if he was a bit younger. Sadly it’s all blinking Pokemon with him at the moment! Looks like a great play set though! 🙂

  3. This looks like such an awesome playset, I love how interactive it is as well – I totally want to come and play too!

  4. It looks like a really cool playset, especially that it features one of the most loved children’s movie. I love the interactivity of it, the flames and the collapsing bridge. It would need a second lion through, if there are two children playing.

  5. We recently just introduced my nephew to The Lion King so this would be a lovely present for him to play with. Lovely review

  6. This looks so much fun, I’d quite like to have a play myself! The characters look exactly as they do on screen too.

    1. I don’t think characters is the word I want I mean the little simba figure, the snake and scars face.

  7. I loved the original Lion King, but not seen Lion Guard yet. The playset looks really fun

  8. Love Lion King. I don’t have children but I know my friends boy will love this for Christmas :)x

  9. I would have absolutely LOVED this set as a child! The Lion King was my fave film xxx

  10. Oh wow this looks amazing! My son would love it!

  11. The Lion King was always one of my favourite Disney films, and this looks like a fun playset!

  12. Wow what a great pressie. Must look in to getting this for my nephews 🙂

  13. The toy looks like a lot of fun, it’s amazing that The Lion King came out 23 years ago!

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