Tarzan’s New York Adventure

Raised in the jungle, Tarzan is noble, physically formidable, and possessive of his family. He is curious about civilization yet remains instinctively protective, using his jungle skills to outwit threats. His awe of human gadgets and skepticism of modern life create both humor and tension as he fights to keep Boy safe.

Jane embodies courage and loyalty, supporting Tarzan while navigating unfamiliar urban rules. She becomes a key ally in the custody battle, strategizing alongside Tarzan and remaining hopeful about reclaiming Boy. Her resilience helps bridge the gap between wilderness wisdom and city life.

Tarzan and Jane's adopted son, a central figure who inspires the actions of both the jungle and the metropolis. His talents with elephants catch Buck Rand’s eye, catalyzing the conflict that drives the courtroom drama and the eventual rescue.

Head of a US circus, Buck Rand sees Boy as a potential act and becomes entangled in the legal and moral complexities surrounding custody. His pursuit of opportunity creates the antagonistic force against Tarzan and Jane’s bid to keep Boy.

Tarzan and Jane’s chimp companion, Cheeta helps spark the rescue by awakening Tarzan and guiding the plan to save Boy amid danger. A loyal sidekick whose actions underscore the animal empathy woven through the story.

The unscrupulous lawyer who manipulates the courtroom by pressuring Jane into admitting Boy’s jungle birth, triggering Tarzan’s dramatic response. His tactics highlight the legal maneuvering that complicates the custody dispute.

Tarzan’s legal ally in the courtroom, Norton represents the family’s interests within the city’s legal system. He assists in navigating the dramatic custody fight and supports Tarzan’s attempt to reclaim Boy.

The judge presiding over the custody case, who weighs Tarzan and Jane’s claims and ultimately grants them full custody of Boy. His decision frames the conclusion of the legal battle and the family’s future.