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Weapon of Choice: He starts out with a club.Only Sane Man: Tak stands out for having his head screwed on straight among the other protagonists.Even when he is mean, its typically on the behalf of someone else who is getting harmed. Nice Guy: For all intents and purposes, Tak doesn't seem to have a mean bone in his body.

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The Hero: He starts off the first game as more of a Classical Anti-Hero, but as of the second game he's a full on Hero.

Kid Hero: His exact age isn't made clear in the games, but the animated series confirms that he's a kid.

The Unchosen One: The first game starts off with Lok getting turned into a sheep, and Tak trying to get him back to normal.

Iron Butt Monkey: He walks away from a lot with minimal injury in the games, even a swarm of Nerbils attacking him take a while to finish him off of you fall into the pits of Tlaloc's training grounds.

In the second and third games, he is tall and has a cape.

Early Installment Character-Design Difference: In the first game, he is short and has no cape.

The Ace: Not in the first game, but by the third, where he's spent time training over the three games and taking his duty as the chosen warrior of the Pupanunu tribe seriously, he's become much more knowledgable and powerful.

But perhaps it is not truly Lok who is the mighty warrior who will save the village. When everyone in his village (barring himself and Jibolba, his mentor and shaman of the village) is transformed into sheep by the sinister shaman Tlaloc, Tak finds himself on a mission to prepare his fellow student Lok, the alleged Chosen One, for his inevitable confrontation against Tlaloc. Voiced By: Jason Marsden (first three games) Hal Sparks (other games and TV series), Kari Wahlgren (Baby Tak in TV series special 'Destiny Schmestiny')The main protagonist of the series, Tak is a young, often goofy, but ultimately good-hearted young mystic in training and member of the Pupununu People.