| “ | Tarzan will do whatever I say. | „ |
| ~ Zutho |
Zutho is a mandrill who served as the main antagonist of The Legend of Tarzan episode "Tarzan and the Face From the Past".
He was voiced by Jason Alexander, who also played George Costanza in Seinfeld, Abis Mal in the Aladdin franchise, Philip Stuckey in Pretty Woman, Henry Grace in Criminal Minds, Eric Tiberius Duckman in Duckman, George Costanza in Seinfeld, Catbert in Dilbert, Jacob Marley in A Christmas Carol: The Musical, Lil' Lightning in 101 Dalmatians: Patch’s London Adventure, Boris Badenov in The Adventures of Rocky and Bullwinkle, Henri Laurent in Madeline: Lost in Paris, and The Nome King in Tom and Jerry: Back to Oz.
Tarzan and the Face from the Past[]
As children, Tarzan, Terk, and Tantor crossed forbidden side of the river. They first met Zutho and his friends when they threw fruit at them behind a bush. Tarzan dropped fruit on them with his spear and they were impressed with it. Zutho persuaded Tarzan to teach him, Gozan and Hungo how to make spears. While Tarzan was teaching them, a fire broke out and nearly destroyed the jungle, but luckily the rain came and put it out. Zutho blames Tarzan for the fire and calls him a bad influence. When Zutho plans to tell Tarzan's adoptive mother Kala what had happened, Tarzan begs him not to, to which Zutho says that the boy owes him and will come back someday; either tomorrow, next year or 20 years from then.
20 years later, Zutho comes to a now adult Tarzan for his favor to be fulfilled. He wished for Tarzan to deal with howler monkeys that kept him and his friends awake at night.
Eventually with help from Jane, Terk and Tantor, Tarzan admitted what had happened on the day of the fire to Kala, who forgave him and agreed with Terk that it was "better late than never." Zutho, having been excited about Tarzan going to be punished, was outraged and criticized Kala's child rearing for neither yelling at Tarzan nor spanking him. For this, Kala started to deal with Zutho by grabbing his ear. Tarzan and his friends (and Jane) left them, with Terk ironically echoing Zutho's "See ya, wouldn't wanna be ya!" catchphrase. Zutho begs Kala to let him explain, but she won't have it, as "there's no explaining such miserable behavior." And she then asks if his mother knows about this, and he begs her not to tell. It is implied that Kala is indifferent to his begging and does tell Zutho's mother.
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