Bambi, however, goes off, wanting to explore the meadow, while defeating a few forest animal dummies along the way to prepare him for any dangers that may await him. It tells him to watch out for strange reflections or else he might fall in love without even knowing. Some time later, Bambi almost steps on a frog. Bambi then runs out and tries to catch up with his mother, who runs off at a fast pace, playing with him. After looking around for a bit, the wide field appears to be safe. She tells him to stay behind the thicket while she looks around to see if the place is safe. Since he's never been to the meadow before, he's so eager to go, but she stops and tells him that the meadow is also a dangerous place. Thankfully, it lasted a good while before it departed.Ī few weeks later, Bambi, now capable of speaking, goes with his mother to the meadow. Some time after, he awakens to realize that a thunderstorm is underway. That evening, Thumper leaves Bambi to return home, leaving him back with his mother.
The skunk, however, says that he's fine with being called a flower, which makes the baby fawn very happy. Bambi calls him a flower, which leaves Thumper rolling over his backside with laughter. Bambi tries smelling the flowers of the small field but comes face to face with a young skunk. The butterfly flies off, leaving Bambi into thinking that the huge yellow flower in front of him was the butterfly he saw. But Thumper tells him that it is not a bird, but a butterfly. Bambi runs off to chase it (thinking it to be a bird). After some exploring, they find the butterfly that they saw earlier. Thumper decides to follow it, with Bambi following behind him. Soon thereafter, the creatures all leave, and Bambi's mother snuggles up with her sleeping fawn, but not before naming him Bambi.Ī few days later, Bambi and Thumper are walking through the forest, with Thumper teaching Bambi new words, when they came across a butterfly. He then attempts to get up, but due to him being very young, he can hardly keep his balance. Bambi then wakes up and takes a good, long look at all the animals surrounding him.
Upon reaching the area, the animals come across the mother doe and her newborn fawn, Bambi, lying by her side. This is when it reverts to the beginning of the first movie: All the forest animals, even Thumper (who was young at the time), his sisters, and Friend Owl goes to the area where the young prince is born, along with many other animals.
Bambi finally decided to tell them a story all about his life up until the birth of the twin fawns. Geno and Gurri wanted to know how he became the Great Prince and how he and his friends fell in love with their wives. Bambi recognizes their playdate as something familiar, even though he knew that a Prince should never think about the past, only what's happening now. Just then, Bambi, their father, and the new Great Prince of the Forest, shows up to greet them, along with his forest friends, their wives, and Friend Owl. The opening and ending cutscenes, along with the non-FMV interludes, are not included in the handheld versions.ĭeep in the forest, Geno and Gurri, the twin fawns, play around with their mother, Faline, who was Bambi's cousin, and the sons and daughters of Thumper, Miss Bunny, Flower, and Bluebelle.
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