Gugu the King
also Gugu · Gugu the Leopard King
An enormous yellow leopard who is King of the beasts of the Forest of Gugu.
First named in The Magic of Oz, ch. 8
growled Gugu the King, and Loo obeyed, although still trembling with wrath.
Names in the books
called Gugu the Leopard King 1 chapter
The Magic of Oz8
What the books say it is
species Leopard 1 chapter
Gugu the King crouched upon a log and watched them go, but as he bade them farewell, the enormous Leopard said:
The Magic of Oz, ch. 16
role king 1 chapter
Gugu the King turned to Ruggedo.
The Magic of Oz, ch. 8
size enormous 1 chapter
Gugu the King crouched upon a log and watched them go, but as he bade them farewell, the enormous Leopard said:
The Magic of Oz, ch. 16
appearance the fat Woman 1 chapter
said Gugu the King, who was the fat Woman, "that the Goose was the stranger who proposed that we make war upon the Oz people.
The Magic of Oz, ch. 13
Under the law
law The beasts of the forest may not fight 2 chapters
In spite of the laws of the forests there are often fights among the beasts; some of them have lost an eye or an ear or even had a leg torn off.
The Magic of Oz, ch. 7All this was against the Laws of the Forest, and when the excitement was over, Gugu the Leopard King called his royal Counselors together to decide how best to punish the offenders.
The Magic of Oz, ch. 8
Appears in
The Magic of Oz (4 of 23 chapters)
Mentioned in
The Magic of Oz (1 of 23 chapters)
Connections
rules Forest of Gugu 1 chapter
All this was against the Laws of the Forest, and when the excitement was over, Gugu the Leopard King called his royal Counselors together to decide how best to punish the offenders.
The Magic of Oz, ch. 8
Seen alongside
Seen in
Worked out from the citations
lives in Forest of Gugu worked out
read out of the chapters cited on this page, not stated in any one sentence of them
4 of the 5 chapters with a recorded setting that Gugu the King appears in are set there