This episode re-aired on November 22, 2007.This is the first episode of the series.

The opening of this episode was inspired by the short Bambi vs.

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The episode is ranked as #69 during the 'Top 100 Greatest Moments In Nicktoon History'. 153 Based on the video game created by Avalanche Software, Tak and The Power of Juju explores the crazy world of the mixed-up Pupununu people and their magic boy Tak, who somehow wound up as the sole link between his oafish tribe and the always weird, easily-annoyed and unpredictable magical Jujus.

Lok wears the same Chicken Suit that Tak did in the original and third game.

Rockos Modern Life - 'Wallaby on Wheels' 66. Tak and the Power of Juju - 'Woodiefest' 68. This would become one of only a few references to the original games. The Adventures of Jimmy Neutron, Boy Genius - 'The N Men' 70. In Woodiefest, Taks attempt to thwart the stampeding Woodies by.

The episode featured Woodies, who were enemies in the video games. TAK AND THE POWER OF JUJU is a CGI slapstick comedy set in a fantastical jungle world.

For most teenagers, Juju power would be a recipe for success, but, because of Taks combination of imagination and irresponsibility, his powers only get him, his friends, the Pupununu villagers, and the Jujus in trouble. It is also worth noting that this is the only time the Woodies appear. Tak, a 14-year-old shamans assistant, has the magical power of juju, an ability usually reserved for 177-year-old shamans. While the rest of the tribe runs off to hide, Tak, Jeera, and Keeko decide to stay behind to fight off the attack using Tak's Power of Juju Lok is disguised as a chicken but he can't run because his feet stuck on rock Chicken Killer Tribes are near with him. The ferocious Woodies are planning to trash the Pupununu Village during their annual rampage through the jungle.

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