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| “ | "Privates Hugo and Hooft, I hereby place you under arrest again. It's a shame you can only be executed once for your crimes." | „ |
| ~ Col. Staquait |
Lt. Colonel Staquait is the main antagonist of The Legend of Tarzan episodes "Tarzan and the Fugitives" and "Tarzan and the Prison Break".
He is a vicious colonel in the French Foreign Legion. He sees himself on the right side of the law, but due to his brutal means of handling criminals and fugitives, he is often at odds with Tarzan.
He was voiced by Jim Cummings.
Appearance[]
Staquait is a tall, slender, and muscular man with tan skin, thick black eyebrows, blue eyes, brown bags in his eyelids, black hair and mustache, scar on his right eye and wears a blue soldier uniform with yellow epaulettes, white pants and black boots.
Biography[]
He is a vicious, scar-faced Colonel in the French Foreign Legion. He sees himself on the right side of the law, but his draconian means do not justify his actions, putting him at odds with Tarzan.
In "Tarzan and the Fugitives", Staquait acts as judge and executioner, and has made it his goal to hunt down Hugo and Hooft, after they refused his order to burn down a village full of women and children. Tarzan helps fake their demise, but the Colonel eventually learns the truth and imprisons them in "Tarzan and the Prison Break". Tarzan ends up imprisoned in Cape Doom as well, then after allowing Hugo and Hoof to escape, is sentenced to hang. However, Tarzan is released after Renard impersonates a French magistrate, which Staquait does not notice as the heroes safely return to Africa by steamship.
Trivia[]
- Staquait seems to have the same facial traits as Jafar from Aladdin.
- Staquait's the second villain with a scar on his eye. The first one was Scar from The Lion King. However, Staquait's scar is on his right eye while Scar's is on the left.
- Staquait is similar to Judge Claude Frollo from The Hunchback of Notre Dame because both corrupt authority figures who believe that they're doing what's right, even when their actions prove otherwise, such as trying to burn down a village of innocent people.
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