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* SquashedFlat: Lok ends up getting crushed to death by a flock of people-turned-sheep in a failed attempt to calm them down, resulting in Tak and Jibolba needing to perform a resurrection spell.
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** Tak also made a cameo appearance in Avalanche's very own ''VideoGame/RugratsRoyalRansom'' a year prior to the first game's release.
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Years before they developed ''VideoGame/DisneyInfinity'' and ''VideoGame/HogwartsLegacy'', Avalanche Software created ''' ''Tak and the Power of Juju'' ''', a PlatformGame for Creator/{{THQ}} and Creator/{{Nickelodeon}} on the Platform/PlayStation2, Platform/NintendoGameCube, and Platform/GameBoyAdvance, releasing on October 15, 2003. Notable for being the only console video game series produced by Nickelodeon Games that was not based on an pre-existing Franchise/{{Nicktoon|s}} as well as the first (and more well-known) of only two original properties created by the otherwise LicensedGame-oriented Avalanche (the other property being ''VideoGame/TwentyFiveToLife''), the game tells the story of Tak (Creator/JasonMarsden), a young shaman-in-training who lives in the jungle village of the Pupanunu People under the tutelage of the wise shaman Jibolba (Creator/JohnKassir). For years, the Pupanunu have lived a peaceful existence thanks to the protection of the Moon Juju (Tina Illman), a powerful tribal goddess and a member of a race of powerful magical spirits called Jujus.
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Years before they developed ''VideoGame/DisneyInfinity'' and ''VideoGame/HogwartsLegacy'', Avalanche Software created ''' ''Tak and the Power of Juju'' ''', Juju,'' ''' a PlatformGame for Creator/{{THQ}} and Creator/{{Nickelodeon}} on the Platform/PlayStation2, Platform/NintendoGameCube, and Platform/GameBoyAdvance, releasing on October 15, 2003. Notable for being the only console video game series produced by Nickelodeon Games that was not based on an pre-existing Franchise/{{Nicktoon|s}} as well as the first (and more well-known) of only two original properties created by the otherwise LicensedGame-oriented Avalanche (the other property being ''VideoGame/TwentyFiveToLife''), the game tells the story of Tak (Creator/JasonMarsden), a young shaman-in-training who lives in the jungle village of the Pupanunu People under the tutelage of the wise shaman Jibolba (Creator/JohnKassir). For years, the Pupanunu have lived a peaceful existence thanks to the protection of the Moon Juju (Tina Illman), a powerful tribal goddess and a member of a race of powerful magical spirits called Jujus.
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Years before they developed ''VideoGame/DisneyInfinity'' and ''VideoGame/HogwartsLegacy'', Avalanche Software created this 2003 PlatformGame for Creator/{{THQ}} and Creator/{{Nickelodeon}} on the Platform/PlayStation2, Platform/NintendoGameCube, and Platform/GameBoyAdvance. Notable for being the only console video game series produced by Nickelodeon Games that was not based on an pre-existing Franchise/{{Nicktoon|s}} as well as the first (and more well-known) of only two original properties created by the otherwise LicensedGame-oriented Avalanche (the other property being ''VideoGame/TwentyFiveToLife''), the game tells the story of Tak (Creator/JasonMarsden), a young shaman-in-training who lives in the jungle village of the Pupanunu People under the tutelage of the wise shaman Jibolba (Creator/JohnKassir). For years, the Pupanunu have lived a peaceful existence thanks to the protection of the Moon Juju (Tina Illman), a powerful tribal goddess and a member of a race of powerful magical spirits called Jujus.
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Years before they developed ''VideoGame/DisneyInfinity'' and ''VideoGame/HogwartsLegacy'', Avalanche Software created this 2003 ''' ''Tak and the Power of Juju'' ''', a PlatformGame for Creator/{{THQ}} and Creator/{{Nickelodeon}} on the Platform/PlayStation2, Platform/NintendoGameCube, and Platform/GameBoyAdvance.Platform/GameBoyAdvance, releasing on October 15, 2003. Notable for being the only console video game series produced by Nickelodeon Games that was not based on an pre-existing Franchise/{{Nicktoon|s}} as well as the first (and more well-known) of only two original properties created by the otherwise LicensedGame-oriented Avalanche (the other property being ''VideoGame/TwentyFiveToLife''), the game tells the story of Tak (Creator/JasonMarsden), a young shaman-in-training who lives in the jungle village of the Pupanunu People under the tutelage of the wise shaman Jibolba (Creator/JohnKassir). For years, the Pupanunu have lived a peaceful existence thanks to the protection of the Moon Juju (Tina Illman), a powerful tribal goddess and a member of a race of powerful magical spirits called Jujus.
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Years before they developed ''VideoGame/DisneyInfinity'' and ''VideoGame/HogwartsLegacy'', Avalanche Software created this 2003 PlatformGame for Creator/{{THQ}} and Creator/{{Nickelodeon}} on the UsefulNotes/PlayStation2, UsefulNotes/NintendoGameCube, and UsefulNotes/GameBoyAdvance. Notable for being the only console video game series produced by Nickelodeon Games that was not based on an pre-existing Franchise/{{Nicktoon|s}} as well as the first (and more well-known) of only two original properties created by the otherwise LicensedGame-oriented Avalanche (the other property being ''VideoGame/TwentyFiveToLife''), the game tells the story of Tak (Creator/JasonMarsden), a young shaman-in-training who lives in the jungle village of the Pupanunu People under the tutelage of the wise shaman Jibolba (Creator/JohnKassir). For years, the Pupanunu have lived a peaceful existence thanks to the protection of the Moon Juju (Tina Illman), a powerful tribal goddess and a member of a race of powerful magical spirits called Jujus.
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Years before they developed ''VideoGame/DisneyInfinity'' and ''VideoGame/HogwartsLegacy'', Avalanche Software created this 2003 PlatformGame for Creator/{{THQ}} and Creator/{{Nickelodeon}} on the UsefulNotes/PlayStation2, UsefulNotes/NintendoGameCube, Platform/PlayStation2, Platform/NintendoGameCube, and UsefulNotes/GameBoyAdvance.Platform/GameBoyAdvance. Notable for being the only console video game series produced by Nickelodeon Games that was not based on an pre-existing Franchise/{{Nicktoon|s}} as well as the first (and more well-known) of only two original properties created by the otherwise LicensedGame-oriented Avalanche (the other property being ''VideoGame/TwentyFiveToLife''), the game tells the story of Tak (Creator/JasonMarsden), a young shaman-in-training who lives in the jungle village of the Pupanunu People under the tutelage of the wise shaman Jibolba (Creator/JohnKassir). For years, the Pupanunu have lived a peaceful existence thanks to the protection of the Moon Juju (Tina Illman), a powerful tribal goddess and a member of a race of powerful magical spirits called Jujus.
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Per definition: "Does not apply if none of the characters wear shoes and the work portrays a society or setting where shoes don't even exist."
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* DoesNotLikeShoes: Practically all the characters are barefoot. Completely justified, due to the fact they are indigenous tribespeople.
