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JANA OF THE JUNGLE – THE COMPLETE SERIES (NBC 1978) VERY RARE!!! B.J. Ward, Michael Bell, Ted Cassidy, Ross Martin, Casey Kasem

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Jana of the Jungle is a 13 episode 30-minute Saturday morning animated series, produced by Hanna-Barbera that aired during the fall of 1978.

Jana (voiced by B.J. Ward) is essentially a female version of Tarzan who traveled to the rain forests of South America in search of her lost father (whom she never finds). Her father vanished in a boating accident when she was still a child, but the introduction shows that he survived.

She has long blonde hair, wears a dress made of unspecified animal skin and a necklace which doubles as a throwable weapon and makes a high-pitched resonating sound when thrown (somewhat similar to the chakram that would be the weapon of choice for the later, live-action Xena, Warrior Princess) given to her by her father before the boating accident.

Besides her animal friends (Ghost, a sleek white jaguar and Tico, a pesky water opossum), Jana has two human friends: Dr. Ben Cooper voiced by Michael Bell), a young wildlife biologist who maintained the preserve started by Jana's father and helped in her continuing search for her father; and Montaro (voiced by Ted Cassidy), a descendant of a lost warrior tribe armed with a supernatural weapon known as the Staff of Power that can cause earthquake shockwaves when it strikes the ground. Montaro rescued Jana from the boating accident in which her father disappeared.

Some of the jungle animals that Jana calls to for help include Croco, a crocodile, Kachi, a monkey, Peechu, a parrots, Nacto, a bat and Slithor, a snake.

 Other notable voice actors include Ross Martin and Casey Kasem.

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Number of DVDs: 2
Number of Episodes: 13
Quality: 9/10
Running Time: 5 hrs 12 min (approx)
Aspect Ratio: Full Screen 1.33:1
NOTES: This is a fan-made DVD set. Not    a studio release.  The set contains all 13 episodes,  however, one episode's soundtrack is in French - this is the only known copy available, so it was included in the set.
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