Rango the Gray Ape
One of Gugu's three Counselors in Gugu Forest, a gray ape.
First named in The Magic of Oz, ch. 7
And this King has three other beasts to advise him in keeping the laws and maintaining order--Bru the Bear, Loo the Unicorn and Rango the Gray Ape--who are known as the King's Counselors.
What the books say it is
species ape 1 chapter
And this King has three other beasts to advise him in keeping the laws and maintaining order--Bru the Bear, Loo the Unicorn and Rango the Gray Ape--who are known as the King's Counselors.
The Magic of Oz, ch. 7
role Chief, Counselor 1 chapter
Rango the Gray Ape, who was the Chief of all the monkey tribes of the forest, heard the uproar and came to see what was wrong with his people.
The Magic of Oz, ch. 16
colour gray 1 chapter
And this King has three other beasts to advise him in keeping the laws and maintaining order--Bru the Bear, Loo the Unicorn and Rango the Gray Ape--who are known as the King's Counselors.
The Magic of Oz, ch. 7
appearance muscular 1 chapter
Bru the Bear sat on his haunches before the King; Rango the Gray Ape stood with his muscular arms folded, and Loo the Unicorn reclined, much as a horse does, between his fellow-councillors.
The Magic of Oz, ch. 8