To find a Fortinbras analogue in *The Lion King*, we need to consider:
* Fortinbras's motivation: He is driven by a desire for revenge against Denmark for his father's death and to reclaim lost territory.
* Fortinbras's position: He is a young prince, similar to Simba, but from a neighboring kingdom.
Considering these points, the closest character to Fortinbras in *The Lion King* might be Scar:
* Revenge: Scar's motivation is driven by his resentment towards Mufasa and his desire for power.
* Power grab: Scar orchestrates Mufasa's death and attempts to seize the throne, just like Fortinbras reclaims the territory lost by his father.
However, this comparison is flawed:
* Fortinbras's legitimacy: Fortinbras is the rightful heir to his kingdom, while Scar's claim to the throne is entirely through manipulation and murder.
* Fortinbras's actions: Fortinbras ultimately acts as a force for order and justice, whereas Scar represents chaos and destruction.
Ultimately, there isn't a perfect Fortinbras equivalent in *The Lion King*. Simba's journey is more about self-discovery, leadership, and finding his place in the world, while Fortinbras is a more straightforward figure of vengeance and ambition.