Tarzan, born as John Clayton III, is the son of British aristocrats who were marooned in the African jungle. After his parents died, he was adopted by a family of apes and raised as one of their own. Growing up in the wild, he learns to communicate with animals and becomes a powerful, agile man of the jungle, unaware of his noble heritage. His unique upbringing sets him apart from both animals and humans.
Years later, Tarzan is discovered by a group of explorers, including Jane Porter, a kind-hearted woman who sees the humanity in him. Through Jane, Tarzan begins to rediscover his human side and slowly learns about the world beyond the jungle. The two form a deep bond, and Jane becomes the bridge between his wild past and civilized future.
Tarzan is eventually forced to leave the jungle and live in England as John Clayton. However, he finds it difficult to adapt to the constraints of society. When he learns of a plot threatening his jungle homelandβdriven by greed and the exploitation of native tribes and natural resourcesβTarzan returns to Africa to stop the destruction and protect the people and animals he loves.
In a thrilling climax, Tarzan uses both his primal instincts and human intellect to defeat the villains and restore peace to the jungle. He chooses to stay in Africa with Jane, embracing both parts of his identity. The story of Tarzan celebrates the connection between man and nature, the strength found in love and loyalty, and the importance of protecting oneβs true home.