Jibolba

Jibolba is the major protagonist in the Tak and the Power of Juju franchise. He is the High Shaman of the Pupanunu Village, as well as Tak's Guardian and Mentor. He lives in a Hut just outside the village. He has vast knowledge of magic, and he intends to aid Tak on his quests. Jibolba has a major role in the first two games, and the television series.
He is voiced by John Kassir in the video games and Lloyd Sherr in the television series.
== Appearance ==
As far as outward appearance goes, Jibolba hasn't changed much. He still has some sort of feathered neckbrace around his neck. He sports a green loincloth with a yellow belt. He has faint dark red facepaint around his eyes that swirls on his right side. He's still bald with grey eyebrows, a large nose, and fairly short.
==Bio==
Jibolba is the respected and wise old shaman of the Pupununu village and the mentor of Tak and Lok. Even though Lok is his first apprentice, he has full trust in Tak as well. Despite his old age, Jibolba is an extremely powerful shaman whose relationship with all the Juju gods is second to none.
== Biography ==
=== Games ===
=== TV series ===
During the show, Jibolba is more of a retired mentor to Tak than a full-fledged magic teacher. Jibolba is still Shaman of the Village, but is never seen using Juju like Tak can. Instead, he's known for making potions and showing Tak how to use spells. As Tak's "Uncle", Jibolba tries his best to steer Tak into the right direction and keep him responsible. 
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