查看“Lion King Legeng, The”的源代码

{{Bob
| bobscreen= The Lion King Legeng-title.png
| developer= Waixing
| publisher= Waixing
| system= Unlicensed NES
| china= {{date|1997|February}}
| levelselect= y
| graphics= y
}}
The Copyright Infringmeng. <!--Note: "Infringement" is spelled wrong intentionally, please do not fix it.-->

==Unused Graphics==
{{todo|Are there any more unused graphics from Super Game's bootleg?}}

[[File:The Lion King Legeng-gameover.png|144px]]

Text reading "GAMEOVER". As this game doesn't have a game over screen (it will reset if "NO" is selected on the continue screen), it goes unused.

[[File:The Lion King Legeng-16x16font.png]]

A 16&times;16 font used to display level names in [[Super Lion King|Super Game's ''Lion King'' bootleg]]. This game borrows some of its graphics from Super Game's bootleg, but this font is never used. ''The Lion King Legeng'' uses custom graphics for level names, which are in Chinese with a small translation in broken English underneath.

==Level Select==
[[File:The Lion King Legeng-password.png|Fun fact: "LEVEL" is actually a difficulty select and "PASSWORD" is the level select. Who needs logic when you can have bootlegs?]]

The "PASSWORD" option on the title screen appears to be disabled at first glance, but it can be selected if "LEVEL" and "MUSIC" are both set to 4. Rather than using a password system, it functions as a basic level select, with '''Up''' and '''Down''' changing the starting level. Attempting to start on Level 7 simply throws the player back to the first level, as the game only has six levels.