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  Did you mean to rhyme, or was it just this time, that you accidentally made a tongue twister?
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  Could be, but they (or it, if there was one more) - didn't make it.
  The Lion King franchise got problems with continuity between the movies and the TV series. >
  
  The average number of lions born in a lotter is 2-4, and typically in the wild only 1 in 5 lion cubs survives to adulthood, with the biggest threat to them being other lions - commonly their own oldet, bigger siblings and cousins killing them accidentally while playing. So yes, it's likely Simba had siblings, and likely they were all killed.