- Humans will see us! Father said! Father said!
- Juno's fear is seen by his brothers
Juno, the third son of Khan, is an evolved chimpanzee who is a member of a tribe of apes in the Rocky Mountains. He is a member of a hunting troop consisting of his elder brothers Tola and Bryn and Brutus. He was born with a deformed left arm and appears malnourished.
Biography
Planet of the Apes: Last Frontier Prelude
Juno's father Khan initially followed Koba but after Caesar killed Koba and took the throne back, Bryn and his family followed Caesar again. After the fighting between Caesar's colony and Colonel McCullough's troops caused the deaths of many apes, Juno followed Khan, his tribe, the tribal elders, and the rest of his family to flee the fighting. After Juno's mother was killed by a solider, Juno developed a fear of humans, believing they will kill all the apes. When the tribe was confused on what to do following this his older brothers were divided on what to do with Tola advocating revenge on the humans and Bryn preaching they leave and live in peace, which Juno agrees with as it would mean avoiding the humans. Khan takes Tola's counsel and takes the tribe to go after the humans in revenge. They find the human settlement, but it was long abandoned before they got there. The tribe continues on their journey and find a tunnel of caves in the Rocky Mountains which Juno and the rest of the apes make their new home.
Personality
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Abilities
- Animal Strength: Like all chimpanzees, Juno is very powerful and strong, but due to his deformity, his full strength is restricted.
- Animal Speed: Like all chimpanzees, Juno was very fast, which compensates his decreased strength.
- High-Level Intellect: Juno had been given the ALZ-113, through unknown methods, giving him increased intelligence.
- Speech: Having been given the ALZ-113, through unknown methods, Juno had gained the ability of speech, and he speaks in broken English.
- Sign Language: Like his fellow apes, Juno knows American Sign Language. He uses it as a way of communication. It is unknown when or who he learned it from, but it is likely that he was taught the art by the evolved apes.
Relationships
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Notes
Trivia
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