Lion is a character who first appeared in the Tom and Jerry short Jerry and the Lion.
Characteristics[]
Personality[]
In Jerry and the Lion, the Lion is described by the radio bulletin as ferocious and dangerous. However, he's actually quite friendly, gentle, and even timid, having no means to bring any fear or harm to everyone, even to a mouse likes Jerry. He really just wants to return home to Africa, as he cannot stand the circus life, as it is making him a nervous wreck. He considers Jerry a true friend, going far to protect him from Tom, and even sharing a tearful farewell together with the mouse after being successfully taken home via ship.
In his latest appearance You're Lion, his personality is opposite as he is now antagonistic towards Jerry (though he still retains his dislike towards Tom). He is also more calculating, as he sets up a trap alongside his identical lioness cohorts to fatten both the cat and mouse.
But given that the lion in that episode looks different (having a red mane and no blue eyes), and not sounding the same, it is highly likely these two are not the same lion.
Appearance[]
The Lion in Jerry and the Lion is a huge lion who possesses a thick mane with blue eyes.
Biography[]
Apperances[]
Tom and Jerry[]
The Tom and Jerry Comedy Show[]
- School for Cats (cameo)
- Under the Big Top
Tom and Jerry Tales[]
The Tom and Jerry Show (2014)[]
Season 4[]
- A Clown Without Pity
- Ball of Fire
- Polar Excess (Picture)
Season 5[]
- Camelot Cat (cameo)
- Tuxedo Junction (picture)
Tom and Jerry in New York[]
Season 1[]
War of the Whiskers[]
Lion appears as a challenger, and is only the opponent once. He is the one of the four strongest fighters alongside Spike, Eagle and Monster Jerry of the 11 characters. Ironically, he fights Jerry twice (normal Jerry and Monster Jerry), the mouse who was his best friend. Beating Challenge mode while playing as this character will unlock Robocat.
Gallery[]
Main article: Lion/Gallery
Notes[]
- He is one of the last characters to be voiced by Frank Graham, who commited suicide by carbon monoxide poisoning on September 2, 1950. His final role was the announcer at the final event in the Droopy short The Chump Champ, which was released after his death.