Tarzan's gorilla family. He challenged Kerchak for leadership, but he was defeated and cast out, the latter for trying to win treacherously. Kala's husband (and Tarzan's foster father) is the inspiration of Tublat in the original "Tarzan" novel. His personality is much like the original Kerchak or Terkoz. Noted by the bones in the cave he formerly resided in, he may be carnivorous (unlike most gorillas). He often calls Tarzan a "hairless runt." He has four toes on his right foot (possibly lost in a fight), and this is one way to tell he is in the area. Queen La (voiced by Diahann Carroll) – In the original novels, she was a high priestess of a blood cult who fell in love with Tarzan. In her adaptation for the series, she is a former member of the Waziri tribe and an utterly vicious sorceress ruler over the abandoned city of Opar, where she lords over the Leopard Men. She falls in love with Tarzan after he comes to rescue Jane's father from the Leopard Men, who were capturing males as potential husbands for La. Her attempts to seduce Tarzan fail every time, as his loyalty is firm with Jane. Samuel T. Philander (voiced by Craig Ferguson) is Professor Archimedes' academic rival who frequently attempts to steal his ideas or garner fame by turning Tarzan in as the "missing link." On one occasion, he found Pellucidar, yet his photographic proof was ruined by Manu photographing himself. He even tried to capture the silver ape "Mangani," known for his healing powers. Samuel even tried to capture Tarzan, but his men mistook Archimedes for Tarzan (with a lot of help from Philander). His humiliations reduced him to living in a ratty apartment in Chicago and constantly ducking the Landlord when he was visited by Edgar Rice Burroughs, wanting to know what he knew about Tarzan. Philander is modeled after the British comedy actor Terry-Thomas. Count Nikolas Rokoff (voiced by Ron Perlman) is a greedy former Russian count stripped of his title who hears about a treasure in the valley of the leopards and plans to find it to regain his title. Tarzan refuses to help him until Rokoff threatens to kill Jane if he doesn't. His intellectual battle with Tarzan goes like a chess game until Tarzan finally releases the last few leopards from the boarded-up cave on him, but it is unclear