There is no standalone movie titled "The Lion Guard." However, "The Lion Guard" is an animated television series that serves as a sequel to Disney's "The Lion King." It premiered in 2016 and follows Kion, the son of Simba and Nala, as he leads the Lion Guard, a group tasked with protecting the Pride Lands. The series consists of three seasons and includes various episodes featuring adventures, lessons, and characters from "The Lion King." There is also a movie titled "The Lion Guard: Return of the Roar," which serves as a pilot for the series.

"The Lion Guard," a children's animated series set in the universe of "The Lion King," does not explicitly feature LGBTQ characters or themes. The show focuses primarily on friendship, teamwork, and environmental themes through its young animal protagonists. While there is no overt representation of LGBTQ identities, the series has been praised for its positive messages and diverse characters. Discussions about inclusivity in children's media continue to evolve, but as of now, "The Lion Guard" remains focused on its core themes without LGBTQ representation.

In the animated series "The Lion Guard," Kion, the son of Simba and Nala, marries Rani. Rani is the leader of the Night Pride, a group that protects the Tree of Life. Their relationship develops throughout the series, culminating in their marriage, which symbolizes the alliance between the Lion Guard and the Night Pride in their shared responsibility to protect the Circle of Life.