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Chief Edjo Tannabok, or simply known as Chief Tanni, is the overarching protagonist of DreamWorks' 3rd full-length animated feature film The Road to El Dorado.
He was voiced by Edward James Olmos.
Role in Film[]
The Chief has a affable and cordial relationship with Miguel and Tulio. Initially, the Chief was following their will as respect to what he thought was gods. He also led many feasts, festivals and games involving the duo, and as a result developed a mutual respect for Miguel: to the point where the Chief maintained Miguel's ruse as a false god once he began to suspect Miguel's mortality.
Tzekel-Kan and the Chief were quite cooperative with each other (before Tzekel-Kan unleashed his stone jaguar onto the city), especially since Tzekel-Kan's role as a priest complemented the Chief's political power and vise versa. It is likely that Tzekel-Kan allied himself with the Chief primarily to maintain influence over El Dorado rather than any actual loyalty.
The Chief has also shown to have a loud voice, allowing him to command his followers when effectively. While normally a laid-back pacifist; the Chief will waste no time in mobilizing his people or preparing his army if necessary.
Personality[]
Chief Tannabok is shown to be very kind and wise; eventually realizing Miguel and Tulio aren't Gods - yet treating them no different, allowing them to keep the secret. He also dislikes human sacrifices and fully supports Miguel when he banishes Tzekel-Kan declaring there would be no more sacrifices.
External Links[]
- Chef Tannabok on the Pure Good Wiki