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Jargis was a minor villain in The Pirates of Dark Water. He was voiced by Hector Elizondo (who also voiced Bane, Kragger, Temblor and the Master of Games in the DC Animated universe, Malcho in Aladdin, Wan Shi Tong in Avatar: the Last Airbender, Fiero in Elena of Avalor, The Dooka of Yookia in the 2019 Netflix series Green Eggs and Ham and portrayed Mr. Grey in The Taking of Pelham One Two Three and Hassan Salah in Columbo.) in his first episode, Dishonor, and later by Jim Cummings (who also voiced Steele in Balto, Fuzzy Lumpkins and The Pachyderm in The Powerpuff Girls, Razoul and one of Abis Mal's Thugs in Aladdin, Ed, singing Scar and Cheetata in The Lion King, Nessus and Pyros in Hercules, the Bear Gang in Sing, Imhotep in The Mummy animated series, singing Rasputin in Anastasia, Jacques and the Cheese Monster in Scooby-Doo, the Cheshire Cat in Disney media other than Alice in Wonderland, Peg Leg Pete and Cousin Zeke in the Mickey Mouse franchise, Hadrian in Minecraft: Story Mode, El Capitan and Paddywhack in DuckTales, Lord Boxman and Boxman Jr. in OK K.O.! Let's Be Heroes, Jacked Santa in The Epic Tales of Captain Underpants, NegaDuck, Gumbo,DarkWarrior Duck and Professor Moliarty in Darkwing Duck, Dr. Robotnik in Sonic the Hedgehog SATAM, Dick Dastardly in the Wacky Races Forever pilot, King Louie, Don Karnage and Covington in TaleSpin, the Dholes, Cain and Kaa in Jungle Cubs and The Jungle Book II, Shredder and Leatherhead in the 1987 Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles cartoon series, The Master's male voices and Gizmo in Fallout, Scratch in the Adventures of Sonic the Hedgehog pilot, Hernán Cortés in The Road to El Dorado, the Goblin and Kraven in Spider-Man: Shattered Dimensions, Butch the Bulldog, Fat Cat and Wart in Chip 'n Dale Rescue Rangers, one of the Neverland Pirates in Peter Pan: Return to Never Land, Hondo Ohnaka and Gilad Pellaeon in Star Wars, singing Supreme Commander in The Brave Little Toaster, one of Frollo's Soldiers in The Hunchback of Notre Dame, Julius in Runaway Brain, some of the Pirates in Treasure Planet, Zeke Midas Wolf in Disney media, Nasty Jack, Ted and Crud in The New Adventures of Winnie the Pooh, Butch Dog in Droopy, the Terror Mask in the Splatterhouse reboot, Malefor in Skylanders Academy, the Tasmanian Devil and Gossamer in Looney Tunes, Psy-Crow and Bob the Killer Goldfish in the Earthworm Jim animated series, the Demogorgon and Firkraag in Baldur's Gate, Hak Foo in the first season of Jackie Chan Adventures, Kablamus in The Mask The Animated Series, one of Ruber's Minions in Quest for Camelot, Sierra in The Land Before Time VII: The Stone of Cold Fire, Buddy in Animaniacs, Wormwood in Sofia the First, Lidong in Kung Fu Panda: Legends of Awesomeness, Fusilli in Courage the Cowardly Dog, Nasty Canasta in The Sylvester & Tweety Mysteries, Gillecomgail and Dingo in Gargoyles, Budzo in Zambezia, General Muoro in Castle in the Sky, Pete Sassafras in Adventure Time, the Medicine Man in Young Pocahontas, Lt. Colonel Staquait and Dennis Spicer in Tarzan, Long John Silver in The Pagemaster, Sly Sludge in Captain Planet and the Planeteers, one of the Poachers in The Wild Thornberrys Movie, the Captain of the Duloc Guards in Shrek, Thrakkorzog, Barry Hubris and Multiple Santa in The Tick, James in Rock-A-Doodle, Skrawl in Chalkzone, Chrome Claw in The Penguins of Madagascar, Derick in The Secret Life of Pets, Big Bad Wolf in Goldie & Bear, Dirty Dawson in 101 Dalmatians 2: Patch's London Adventure, General Plastro in Army Men, Rippersnapper in Transformers: Generation One, Morbulus and Mutilor's Guard Captain in SWAT Kats, King Lawrence in Adventures in Odyssey, Urdnot Wreav in Mass Effect, The Knife Salesman in The Last Stop in Yuma County, Catfish Booray in Randy Cunningham: 9th Grade Ninja, Arnold Leach in Clive Barker's Jericho, Freddy Li in Kickboxer, Professor Flan in Fanboy & Chum Chum, Ernst Strepfinger in Ozzy and Drix, Dooley in The New Woody Woodpecker show, The Orgon Grindor in Dial M For Monkey, Cajun Cliche in Turbo: F.A.S.T., Odyn in World of Warcraft, One-Ton in The Twisted Tales of Felix The Cat, J76412 in Mighty Ducks, The Darkness in Niko and the Sword of Light, Tridart, the Despair in W.I.T.C.H., Alex Grand in Nutri Ventures, General Parvo in Road Rovers, Norman in Marsupilami, Ghost in Avenger's Ultron Revolution and one of the Cavemen in Turok: Son of Stone).

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Monkey-bir, J76412 in Mighty Ducksd slaver and the unofficial ruler of Pandawa, a large, brawny man who was bald except for a thin ponytail at the back of his head. Jargis is the one who divided up Niddler's family when the young monkey-bird was born, selling him to his old friend Bloth. When Konk and the Lugg Brothers were chased to Pandawa by Ren and his companions, Jargis helped them out by siccing the Securitat on them.

Shortly afterwards, Jargis discovered the location of the rebel monkey-birds' stronghold with the help of Yellow Wing and took it by force, capturing Ren and Niddler in the process. Jargis was then deposed when Niddler spurred his fellow monkey-birds to rise up and retake Pandawa, and although Jargis attempted to flee with Konk, he and Yellow Wing were captured by his own domestic monkey-bird servants. Afterwards, Jargis and all his slaver minions were run off of Pandawa.

But he wouldn't stay gone for long. Sometime later, he and his fellow slaver Lorg hatched a plan to retake Pandawa for themselves by infecting most of the island's monkey-bird population with a plague that turned them into mindless slaves who obeyed their every command. Jargis hoped to find the egg of the future queen, so that he could infect the newborn monarch with his plague, thereby allowing him total domination over generations of monkey-birds to come.

However, the Queen escaped and summoned Ren to help. He and Niddler came to Pandawa, and Jargis' monkey-bird slaves captured them. Niddler, who had been told the location of the egg by the Queen, was infected with the plague and Jargis got him to lead him and Lorg to it. However, the egg had already hatched and after escaping, Ren used the antidote on all the infected monkey birds, who then turned on Jargis and Lorg and chased them away. Jargis has not been seen since.

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An old friend of Bloth, Jargis was leader of the cruel slavers who took over Pandawa and made slaves of just about the entire monkey-bird race. He was able to keep most of the monkey-birds in line because he was fortunate enough to have their Queen prisoner. During revolts, he would bring the caged Queen out for all to see, threatening to harm her if the other monkey-birds did not submit.

Still, there were a number of rebels who continually hounded Jargis, and he had no idea where their secret stronghold was located. Not helping matters much, Konk and the Lugg Brothers came to Pandawa trying to lose Ren and his crew, and they sought the help of Jargis. Jargis allowed Bloth's crewmen to stay in his manor (fearful that Konk would tell Bloth of his refusal to aid them if he turned them away), and around this time a monkey-bird rebel named Yellow Wing came forward and gave Jargis the location of the rebels' hideout.

With this information, Jargis sent his armored soldiers, the Securitat, to storm the stronghold. And although Ioz and Tula escaped aboard the Wraith and a number the Securitat fell victim to Dark Water, Jargis' forces were victorious nonetheless, "killing" Ren and capturing Niddler and the other free monkey-birds. It was a fleeting victory however, as shortly aftwards Niddler spurred a violent rebellion amongst his fellow monkey-birds. They revolted and attacked Jargis' Securitat, retaking Pandawa and freeing their Queen. What became of Jargis following this is unknown.