Jumanji (Jungle)/TV

Jumanji Dimension
Jumanji's Map on Ibsen's database
Overview
Builder	Jumanji Board Game
Inhabitant(s)	Alan Parrish Van Pelt J.H. "Trader" Slick Professor J.S. Heinrich Ibsen Stalker Manji Tribe Queen Gina & Jamazon Tribe Jumaki Tribe Red Ant Queen Black Ant Queen Captain Ishmael Squint The Judge Ludwig Von Richtor Ashton Philips Sand King Mud Boy Fludgels Master of Jumanji
Wildlife	Rhinoceroses Elephants Monkeys Crocodiles Lions Bats Mosquitoes Spiders Pelicans Jaguars Hippopotamuses Zebras Snakes Van Pelt's Hounds Minotaur Mermaids Vultures Berbalangs The Draken Cerberus Piranhas Swamp Beast Giant Sloths Cockroaches Giant Mole Rats Cane Toads Eagles Jackals Flamingos Antelopes Panthers Wild Hogs Lynxes Giraffes Ostriches Tigers Juroceroes Squirrels Lizards Porcupines Butterflies Hyenas Centipedes Lemurs Wildebeest Warthogs Cape Buffaloes Bees Frogs Orangutans Albatrosses Eels Sharks Whales Snapping Turtles Ants Grizzly Bears Water Buffaloes Leeches Anteaters Gorillas Meerkats Chimpanzees Rats Giant Salamanders Weasels
Vegetation	Pods Purple Flowers
Weather	Quicksand Monsoon Thunderstorm Earthquake
Establishment(s)	Van Pelt's Lodge Trader Slick's Shop Ibsen's Factory Manji Village Jamazon Village Jumaki Village The Palace of Lost Clues Great Desert Palace Desperation Island Parrish Treehouses Bog of Despair
Object(s)	Manji Voodoo Doll Rifles
Behind the scenes
Appearance(s)	Animated Series LCD Game

"Jumanji" itself is an inner dimension that exists within the Jumanji board game.

Overview

The gorge Tiger defending his den.

Located in the game-board's crystal ball centre, "Jumanji" is primarily a deep, dark jungle realm but also has mountainous regions, arid deserts, icy wild lands and even volcanic activity. Weather also plays a pivotal role in the natural world, tending to be hostile with matters of catastrophic consequences for anyone and anything unable to adapt to survive.

Some native tribes and ancient civilisations are known to existed and constructed habitable villages and cities. Establishments like Trader Slick's Shop allow travellers and community to congregate for business, social interaction or time passing. Accepted currencies for payment of goods include valuable forms of trade payment like antique victorian gold coins of a by-gone era or even precious stones.

Wildlife

While intelligent races and inhabitants reside in the dimension of "Jumanji", their populations are tiny compared to the domination of the realms most prominent tradition; animals. Large or small, predator or prey, "Jumanji" animals are traditionally known to display a highly aggressive nature for the sake of their own survival and to enable a more fantastic gaming experience. The natural world consists of mainly an animal kingdom that can be identified with African or Indian game, but some creatures are also inspired by folklore or unique to "Jumanji" itself. Some creatures are mechanised or steampunk killing machines created by Professor J.S. Heinrich Ibsen. Local vegetation can grow faster than bamboo, and even spawn harmful species of hostile plants that act as natural traps.

History

When Judy and Peter found the antique game in the attic of their new Mansion called: "Jumanji", they found themselves transported into the game's inner jungle dimension, and unable to leave until their clue was solved. The two became fast friends with a long-trapped player Alan Parrish, haven never seen his clue and being trapped for 23 years, 5 months, 2 weeks and 4 days.

Points of Interest

Location name	Description	Image
Alan's Cave	The clifftop dwelling of Alan Parrish. A safe haven built by himself during 23 years, 5 months, 2 weeks and 4 days inside Jumanji.
Van Pelt's Lodge	Residence, weapons vault, butchery and trophy gallery of Van Pelt. Anyone or anything that is not prey or invited is not welcome, especially cheeky Monkeys.
Trader Slick's Shop	Bazaar of Professor J.H. "Trader" Slick. Anyone with something of worth to trade is welcome. Slick may travel to to business elsewhere.
Ibsen's Laboratory	Laboratory, workshop and production of Professor Ibsen and his creations. Security is absolute unless inhabitants or players of Jumanji are invited.
Manji Village	Residence of the Manji Tribe. Anyone that can reason with the Manjis is welcome, but trespassers, thieves and infidels are not welcome and will be hunted.
Bog of Despair	A swamp that leads towards the "Backstage" of Jumanji, where the Stalker dwells.
Desperation Island	An island penitentiary for hardened criminals of all species and tribes. Crocodile infested waters and isolation makes escape impossible.
Palace of Lost Clues	A temple on the other end of Jumanji's frozen tundra, which contains recorded murals of all player's clues, but they are only visible when the room is lit.
Great Desert Palace	An elaborate temple and resting place of the gateless gate of illusion, constructed within a labyrinth.