The Chief (voiced by Maurice LaMarche) – He is the leader of the Pupununu and father of Jeera and Zaria.

Banutu Jibolba (voiced by Lloyd Sherr) – Tak's uncle, guardian and mentor is the shaman of the Pupununu tribe.

So far, the only game she appears in is Tak & The Guardians of Gross. Jeera is the younger of the Chief's two daughters her older sister Zaria is next in line for the throne and never lets Jeera forget it. It is heavily implied that she has romantic feelings for Tak. She is a tomboy and will often punch Tak as a sign of endearment or annoyance.

Jeera (voiced by Kari Wahlgren) – She is Tak's fun loving best friend and the same age as him.

He was originally voiced by Jason Marsden. Little is known about Tak's parents except that his mother was the Aurora Juju and his father was a Pupununu. He is Jibolba's 14-year-old nephew and apprentice. Whenever Lok gets himself into trouble Tak is the first one on the scene to save him. Tak tends to be the smarter of the group, but has his mishaps when it comes to practicing his Juju power.

Tak (voiced by Hal Sparks) – Tak has the ability to summon a magic power, which the Jujus (magical creatures) bestowed upon him to serve as a link between his and their realms (after Tak saved the Jujus from Darkness Juju).

In the commercials for the first Tak game, Dead Juju was voiced by Jason Marsden who also voiced Tak.

In The GBA version of the first game Dead Juju is known as Death Juju and is more of a grim reaper watching over the burial grounds.

Dead Juju knows some form of karate, as he karate chops a Woodie early on, and he uses karate to fend off the Nightmare Creatures while Tak chases down Tlaloc.Dead Juju is unlocked for the Dinky temple games via a recipe card.Dead Juju is one of only two characters to be voiced by the same person throughout the franchise, the other is Lok.Dead Juju is one of a few Juju's to have a name change in the Television series.He only appears afterwards in the background of cutscenes, and appears in the stands of the Proving Grounds cheering. Lok coments by saying that he loves that guy. During this battle, Dead Juju becomes a playable character, to stop Tlaloc.ĭuring this game, Dead Juju has a small role, appearing twice to give Tak and Lok new powers to help them in The Great Juju Challenge. At the end of the game, Dead Juju and Lok catch up to Tak and Jibolba, just in time to fight Tlaloc. During their travels, Lok finds a Juju Shrine high on a Gyre Mountain, but this turns out to be Dead Juju's shrine, making Lok lose hope. The rest of the game, Lok and Dead Juju try to catch up, but will remain one step behind.

After they both wake up, Lok and Dead Juju attempt to try to catch up. But, after a mysterious force puts all four characters asleep, Tak and Jibolba leave Dead Juju and Lok behind. After Tak returns his Tiki, Dead Juju decides to come with Tak, Jibolba, and Lok. He is not seen again.ĭead Juju is first seen by Tak and Jibolba, being harrassed by Woodies, who then steal his Tiki. After this Dead Juju raises three platforms to let Tak advance. Later, Tak finds Dead Juju in the Spirit World, who makes Tak fetch him three Spirit Balloons, for his party. There he will start talking about his love to party, which then makes him play Pin the Tail on the Rhino, which sends him and the Rhino charging, breaking a bone barrier which would advance Tak farther. He mainly focuses on parties, and will do anything to go to one.ĭead Juju can first be summoned in the Burial Grounds. Throughout the series, this proves to be annoying to many characters. Dead Juju is highly energetic, and loves to party.

Tak and the power of juju tv ad