After Kion and Ono are injured in an attempt to defeat Scar in the battle for the Pride Lands, the Lion Guard must embark on a journey to the Tree of Life to help them regain their strength.

The Guard encounters a powerful dust storm!

Kion makes amends when he loses control of his Roar.

The Lion Guard brings peace to a pack of Red Pandas.

Makini chases mysterious blue lights!

The Lion Guard encounters Komodo Dragons!

When Makini's memories of her first journey to the Tree of Life result in getting the Guard lost in the desert, they must learn to travel by night and navigate by the stars.

Fuli gets lost and is forced to race a male cheetah.

The Guard searches for Makini's stolen staff.

Ever closer to the Tree of Life, Kion's scar bothers him more than ever, causing Bunga to think that the venom in Kion's body is turning him evil.

The Lion Guard is thrilled to be at the end of its journey to the Tree of Life, but the celebration is cut short when the Night Pride mistakes the Guard for a threat and attacks.

While Kion heals at the Tree of Life, villains attack. Kion is eager to defend the Tree but must learn to focus and find patience in order to heal fully.

Mama Binturong pretends to be an animal in need and enters the Tree of Life to gather information for the villains.

While touring the Tree of Life, looking to make new friends, Beshte accidentally frightens the community.

When Rani worries she isn't ready to become queen, Makini reveals the special gift Queen Janna left for her.

When Kion's confidence as a leader is lacking, the Lake of Reflection flashes back to a young Lion Guard, helping Kion remember his past and embrace his role as a leader.

When a new army of predators seizes control of the Tree of Life, it's up to Kion to channel his Roar to drive out the bad guys.

After learning that the Pride Lands are threatened, Kion uses the Roar to help the Lion Guard return home as soon as possible.

When the Lion Guard returns to the Pride Lands, they discover Vitani has formed her own Lion Guard in their absence.