Majinuni and Hafifu

Majinuni and Hafifu are two gorilla brothers that appear in The Lion Guard. They are the Princes of the Theluji Mountains. They are voiced by real life YouTubers Dan Howell and Phil Lester respectively.

Personality

 * Majinuni: He is incredibly silly and immature, often making juvenile actions toward his brother, Hafifu. He does not recognise sarcasm and treats it as serious. Majinuni is particularly worried about disappointing his father, Sokwe, even going so far as to take up missions which he is not truly capable of completing in an attempt to please him. He wishes to feel like a prince just like Kion does, and is overjoyed (and often surprised) when he is praised.


 * Hafifu: Much like his brother Majinuni, he is childish and immature, seeking fun out constantly. He thinks highly of his father and does not like to disappoint him, but due to his playful tendencies, he has a habit of forgetting important information easily. He is a little quieter than his brother.

Physical appearance

 * Majinuni: Unlike Hafifu, Majinuni a slightly slimmer yet still bulky young ape with grey fur all over his body, and darker grey fur rimming the bottom half of his chest, limbs and bangs. His head has a large tuft of fur / bangs which move across to the left of his face. His face, chest, ears, hands and feet are beige. He also has two large pinkish-tan nostrils. His eyes are brown.


 * Hafifu: Hafifu is a bulkier gorilla in comparison to his brother, Majinuni. He has charcoal colored fur which darkens around his legs, arms and the rim of his underbelly, as well as his face and bangs. He has light grey hands and his underbelly and ears are a grey-beige. His face is a lighter beige, with a pink nose and blue eyes. On his head, he has a bang which leads right. He has three small freckles on either side of his face.

Trivia

 * Hafifu and Majinuni's catchphrase 'Kuishi ni Kucheka' means 'To live is to laugh.'
 * Hafifu means "Weak or Poor" in Swahili while, Majinuni means "Buffoon or Silly talk".
 * Both speak with English accents.