While it's initially shown that the crystal casts with Tak's emotions and wishes, it has been demonstrated that he can be told the words to a specific spell, though even in these examples he never says the words out loud. Tak's means of magic casting in the cartoon canon.

He would go on to be the tribe's warrior, helping secure the Moon Juju's favour for another generation.

As it would turn out, in doing this Tak proved that he was the true hero of legend and that training Lok had all been a waste of time. While Lok, the hero the tribe thought would fulfill the prophesy and save them all was indisposed (either due to being a sheep or being killed by a sheep stampede and needing to have his spirit rescued), Tak went and gathered all the equipment he would need in order to fulfill his legacy. From then on, he used his abilities to help his tribe out, often from problems he created himself or making things worse due to his magic not performing as wished.Īlternatively, in the original games, Tak was a regular member in the Pupanunu tribe who happened to not be turned into a sheep when the evil Tlaloc stole away the power of the Moon Juju. Following the prompt death of the Chosen One, he was upgraded and fulfilled the prophesy by using his mother's crystal and a staff to focus his innate power of Juju. After rediscovering the shrine, he found himself in the realm of the Juju, and discovered his role as the Chosen One's assistant. Found as a baby on the Juju alter by the shamen of the Pupanunu tribe alongside a box containing said crystal, Tak was brought back to the tribe and raised as the shaman's assistant. The son of a Juju (magical entities each with a specific niche, from 'Psychic' to 'Party') and a mortal, Tak was brought to the human realm after his mother fled from Darkness Juju, who sought to gain her magic crystal. Get back here! Maybe you don't understand, Tak. 'No-no-no! No, wait! Hello? You're not supposed to do that.

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