Tarzan

In 1999, a British family experiences a tragic shipwreck, leaving them stranded in Equatorial Africa. As they begin to construct a treehouse using timber from the wreck, their life appears idyllic at first.

Their happiness is abruptly ended when Sabor, a vicious leopard that has escaped from a circus, attacks and kills the parents. In a heart-wrenching moment, their baby son cries out for help amidst the chaos.

Kala, a compassionate gorilla who lost her own child to Sabor, hears the infant's cries. She bravely rescues the baby from the treehouse, escaping just in time as Sabor gets entangled in ropes.

Kala adopts the human child and names him Tarzan. Despite her mate Kerchak's objections, Kala raises him with love and care, trying to make him part of the gorilla family.

As Tarzan grows, he befriends Terk, Kala's energetic niece, and Tantor, a neurotic elephant. Despite his nurturing environment, Tarzan struggles with his unique appearance and seeks acceptance from the tribe.

To prove his worth, Tarzan engages in dangerous tasks, such as trying to pull a hair from an elephant's tail. However, these attempts often backfire, leading to a stampede and increasing Kerchak's disapproval.

The peace of the tribe is shattered when Sabor returns to attack the gorillas. In a desperate defense, Kerchak is injured, and Tarzan steps in, ultimately defeating Sabor and earning reluctant respect from Kerchak.

The tranquility is disrupted when a group of human explorers, led by Professor Archimedes Q Porter and his daughter Jane, arrive to observe the gorillas. Their presence raises both curiosity and conflict within the jungle.

When Jane finds herself in danger from a troop of baboons, Tarzan comes to her rescue. This moment sparks an unexpected bond between them, highlighting their mutual curiosity and connection.

Kerchak confronts Tarzan, forbidding him from associating with the humans, as he fears the dangers they represent. However, Tarzan defends his friendship with Jane, illustrating his internal struggle between two worlds.

Despite Kerchak's warnings, Tarzan visits Jane's camp, where he learns to speak English and is introduced to human culture. This experience deepens his bond with Jane as they discover their shared similarities.

As Tarzan and Jane's relationship blossoms, Jane expresses her wish to return to England. Torn, Tarzan persuades her to stay, but he is later manipulated by Clayton into guiding them to the gorillas' nesting grounds.

Kerchak attacks the group of humans, mistaking them for a threat due to Tarzan's guidance. This conflict forces Tarzan to confront his loyalties as he defends his human friends against his own family.

As Clayton's true intentions surface, he captures the gorillas to exploit them. Tarzan, with help from Terk and Tantor, mounts a daring rescue to save his friends and confront Clayton's betrayal.

In the aftermath, Kerchak acknowledges Tarzan as his son before passing away, bequeathing him the leadership of the gorilla troop. Jane makes a pivotal choice to join Tarzan in the jungle, marking their new life together.