Babar is a fictional character created by French author Jean de Brunhoff in 1931. He is an elephant who becomes king after his mother is killed by a hunter. Babar's adventures often focus on themes of family, friendship, and leadership, as he navigates the challenges of ruling his kingdom, Celesteville. The stories of Babar have been adapted into various formats, including animated television series and films. The character is known for his distinctive green suit and crown, symbolizing his royal status. Babar's tales have been cherished by children and adults alike, promoting values of kindness and responsibility.