The San Francisco Ape Colony is the first ever ape clan, founded by Caesar and guided by a council of apes, formed from all the apes of San Francisco who were liberated from human captivity. Following the deaths of Caesar and Blue Eyes respectively, Maurice or Rocket likely became the new king of the colony until Cornelius became old enough to officially become the colony's next king.
History[]
Foundation[]
The San Francisco Ape Colony was founded by Caesar in the Muir Woods after the infamous Ape Rebellion where all the apes of San Francisco broke out of captivity after having enough of being oppressed beneath the heel of humanity. The colony established a large village, occupied with various apes into a more organized community, where they lived freely. The colony also created many activities such as hunting, teaching sign language, and medicinal training, showing they have come a long way from the pack of wild deranged animals they originally were. Headed by Caesar and his capable lieutenants Rocket, Koba, Maurice, and Luca, the ape colony enjoyed a decade of peace and harmony due to a deadly virus known as the Simian Flu that wiped out most humans.
Dawn of the Planet of the Apes: Firestorm[]
Dawn of the Planet of the Apes[]
Re-Discovering Humans[]
But a decade after the Ape Rebellion, Blue Eyes and Ash (the sons of Caesar and Rocket respectively) discovered a man named Carver while walking through the woods Scared, Carver called his group for help before pulling out a revolver and shooting Ash, which ended up alerting Caesar and the apes who rushed to the scene before another shot could be fired. The apes surrounded the human group as Caesar assessed the situation. The human leader Malcolm told the apes they meant them no harm, and with that he ordered his group to lower their guns as a sign of goodwill. Indifferent about them, Caesar, much to the humans' surprise, spoke and told them to leave, his words were joined by his faithful followers; who ordered the same thing; which caused the humans to flee.
As the humans left in their van Caesar had Koba secretly follow them to see where the group came from and if there were more human survivors. Later at night, Koba reported back to Caesar and the other apes. A council meeting was called, with many of the apes wondering what to do about the humans. Some wanted to kill the humans while others were more focused on why the humans came.
Caesar silenced the council, stating they could lose all they've worked hard for the past decade if they go to war. Caesar then adjourned the council, to reflect on the situation and come to a decision by the next day. Koba, a bonobo who suffered abuse and torture at the hands of humans, told Caesar needed to show strength to make the humans understand what apes can do.
Apes' Threat[]
The next morning, the ape army led by Caesar and his lieutenants set out for the San Francisco Human Colony where they came face to face with the remaining humans. It was here the humans realized that the apes were more intelligent than they thought, as Caesar talked in English to make sure they knew they were serious about their demands. He told the now scared humans that; while the apes did not want war they would fight if they must to protect their village to make sure it lives in tranquility. He then had his son return the sketchbook belonging to Malcolm's son Alexander and personally warned Malcolm to never come back to ape territory or else there would be a war. With that, the ape army left the city and returned to their village.
Truce with Humans[]
Later on, at the village, the Gorilla Guard captured Malcolm, who broke Caesar's rule by entering Ape Territory. As the apes wanted permission to kill him, the human pleaded for Caesar to spare him as he had to show him something that wasn't far. Caesar accepted Malcolm's plea and the human took Caesar to the San Francisco Dam where he explained that in order to find other surviving humans, he and his group needed to work at the dam in order to power the city to make contact. The Ape King allowed the humans in Ape Territory on the one condition that they hand over the guns to avoid further mistrust or any conflict.
Stability Shaking[]
With humans in their territory, many of the apes began to grow uneasy about their presence due to many of them having faced pain and suffering in captivity especially Koba who decided to secretly spy on their city. However, some of the apes grew curious about the humans and even formed friendships with them but trust was briefly broken when Carver pulled out a hidden gun and threatened the sons of the Ape King, nearly killing the chance for peace. But this incident was overlooked when Malcolm's second wife Ellie gave Caesar's ill wife Cornelia antibiotics; which cured the queen and put the humans back in the apes' good graces.
The Apes then decided to help the humans work on the dam to fasten their progress on the condition that Carver be expelled. But peace was not entirely guaranteed as the bonobo Koba and his group of followers had just discovered the human's armory practicing with guns capable of killing all the apes in the village.
With the new knowledge of the humans being armed and a potential danger to the Ape Colony, Koba set out to warn Caesar about the threat the humans now pose. Arriving in the village, Koba asked Blue Eyes where his father was only to be told he and some of the apes were with the humans at the dam. Making it to the dam, Koba angrily made a scene and attacked some of the humans while demanding for Caesar to come out. The bonobo demanded to know why Caesar let the humans stay in Ape Territory when they just threatened to kill his sons and states he had put the apes in danger by letting the humans stay.
Koba then declared to the apes present Caesar loved humans more than his people including his sons which led to him suffering a beating at the hands of an infuriated Caesar. The Ape King mercilessly pounded Koba to a bloody pulp, stopping himself short from killing him due to remembering the "Ape Not Kill Ape" law. Koba begged Caesar for forgiveness and left the dam with his followers. This though would bring forth a cataclysm of dire consequences which would forever affect both humans and apes alike.
Koba's Usurpation[]
Later on, the apes and humans continued fixing the dam and after completing it, they celebrated their success. After Koba recovered from his beating by Caesar and broke into the human armory where he killed two human guards and stole an AK-47, he headed back to the village in the dead of night. As the humans and apes celebrated over their success, Koba found and secretly killed Carver before taking his hat and lighter as his prizes. Back at the Ape Village, the apes are given a surprise when their queen suddenly emerges from her home; with her infant son, having been healed by the ape's new friends.
The colony then watches as Cornelia is embraced by her husband and oldest son, but as this is happening Koba secretly appears and orders one of his followers to burn the village down. The bonobo then takes his new gun and heads to a branch unseen by all except Caesar whom he locks eyes with before unceremoniously raising his weapon and shooting Caesar in the shoulder, causing the Ape King to fall from his position and into the darkness below, supposedly to his death. Koba then leaves behind Carver's possessions and the gun; which is found by Blue Eyes; who brings out the evidence.
As the apes begin to frenzy over the loss of their king, their homes suddenly erupt in flames causing even more chaos amongst them. Their fear subsided when Koba appeared and took advantage of the events, declaring the humans were responsible for their leader's death and the destruction of their homes. He says the apes must take the fight to them while they still have the chance. With that, the ape clan had a new King and completely turned against the humans.
A Clan of Madness[]
Enraged at the sudden attack on their leader and having been provoked by Koba, the ape clan was now energized and eager for revenge. Ordering the females and the young to stay in the woods, Koba led the army to the human colony in San Francisco where they raided the human armory and charged toward the city just as the humans were celebrating the restoration of power. Their festivity was brought to an end; when the apes, heavily armed and guns blazing, attacked the human fortress, beginning their attack on the off-guard humans; who attempted to put up a defense; but to no avail.
The apes suffered a heavy loss of colony members but broke through the wall entering the city where they went up against the advanced weaponry of the humans. However, the apes had more numbers and were eventually able to turn the tides on the humans despite losing more apes in the process.
The humans were stricken with fear as the apes suddenly entered the tower and began brutalizing them, chasing them through the streets, or shooting them down mercilessly. As this happened, the human colony's leader Dreyfus escaped underground with his workers. The apes seized control of the tower and imprisoned many of the humans in former Simian Flu containment cells. The next day, Koba led the army to the city hall and made his authority official by killing Ash after he refused to kill unarmed humans. Koba then had any apes that remained loyal to Caesar imprisoned on a bus next to the imprisoned humans.
Rebellion[]
As the colony shifted from a peaceful race to an empire of rampaging animals, it turned out that their former leader Caesar was still alive, having been found by Malcolm and his family, who hid in the woods when Koba attacked the city. They took the critically wounded ape back to his former home to recuperate but needed to get medical supplies which were at Malcolm's apartment. Malcolm volunteered to retrieve the supplies just as Koba ordered the apes to search the city for any remaining humans. Malcolm snuck into his apartment while avoiding the nearby apes who were terrorizing other humans as Malcolm gathered the items he needed he attempted to leave but was confronted by Blue Eyes. The young ape raised a gun at the human who quickly surrendered but remembering his friend's death at Koba's hand, Blue Eyes put the weapon down and turned to leave.
But Malcolm stopped him by asking him if he wanted to see his father which both surprised and intrigued Blue Eyes who followed Malcolm back to the Rodman House where he was reunited with Caesar. After a brief reunion and explanation for the proceeding events, Caesar was given medicine by the kind humans and was back on his feet later on. Caesar was then told by his son that Koba was planning on moving the females and young into the city which made Caesar realize that his wife and infant son are now in serious danger and told him to face Koba while he has the chance.
Blue Eyes, offered to help his father though rejected the first time, despite this, he gained his approval. Going back into the city, Blue Eyes liberated the apes and humans held captive by Koba. With a sizable force, he returned to the Rodman Residence with the apes that remained loyal to Caesar but now needed a way to get into the city without being seen that's when Malcolm volunteered to help. With the aid of Malcolm, the apes snuck back into the city through an underground tunnel, Caesar and his followers ascended the human colony tower where Caesar came face to face with his former friend turned enemy.
Duel for Power[]
Koba, surprised by Caesar's survival, confronted him stating he no longer had a place among the apes as they now follow him as Caesar stated they follow him to madness and war. Koba strongly proclaimed the apes would win the war as they were strong while calling Caesar weak, but the latter was unhurt and defiant and labeled Koba as being weaker. Infuriated by his former friend's words, Koba lunged at Caesar beginning the battle to decide who gets to be the Ape King while the other apes were unable to join due to their longing to see who would rule over them. As the battle raged on, the two combatants traded harsh insults while blaming each other for what led them to this point. While this was happening, Malcolm reunited with Dreyfus and two others and was informed that they have a plan to fight against the apes.
But Malcolm soon turned on them and tried to explain what occurred. His words fell upon deaf ears, as Dreyfus informs Malcolm that his men have already made contact with soldiers up north to fight off the apes. Dreyfus then pulled out the trigger connected to the C4 placed on the tower before pressing the button he states "i'm saving the human race"; before igniting the bombs which simultaneously killed Dreyfus and his men while Malcolm ran to safety. The explosion reached the tower, causing the apes to be caught in the blast.
After the explosion, many apes were severely wounded or killed, causing Caesar to stop his battle with Koba and have his followers tend to the injured. This show of benevolence is met with disdain by Koba who during the chaos grabs a gun and opens fire on Caesar and the other apes wounding or killing more apes in the process until he hits Maurice. Witnessing his best friend suffer in pain, Caesar, fueled by rage, jumps and tackles Koba, causing the two to fall. While Caesar lands to safety, Koba is left dangling over a ledge clinging for dear life.
Caesar approaches Koba who begs for his former friend to save him using the "Ape Not Kill Ape" law. Caesar grabs Koba's hand, relieving the bonobo. However, Caesar looks upon the traumatized apes. along with reminiscing over the death and destruction caused by Koba. Angered and disgusted, Caesar tells Koba with a firm declaration "You are not Ape" before dropping the surprised Koba to his death, ending his reign and madness.
War on the Horizon[]
With the battle over and with Caesar back in power, the apes were reunited with their families and rested after the madness was over. A group of apes then appears holding someone at gunpoint who is revealed to be Malcolm, Caesar orders them to leave him alone allowing Malcolm to speak with the ape king. Malcolm informs Caesar that after Koba's attack on the city, Dreyfus and his men were able to make contact with soldiers up north to fight the apes, he advises Caesar to leave the city while he still has the chance or else there would be an all-out war.
But Caesar refuses to leave his home and despairingly states that war has already begun because his ape colony started it and that the humans would not forgive the apes for horrible things they did under Koba's uprising. He tells Malcolm to take his family and leave before the fighting begins. The two friends lament that peace could have been achieved if not for the hatred and prejudice existing on both sides of their races before tearfully bidding each other luck and farewell. Malcolm then slips into the shadows as the remaining apes bow down to Caesar awaiting his guidance for the fighting to come.
War for the Planet of the Apes: Revelations[]
War of the Planet of the Apes[]
War Progresses[]
Two years after Koba's uprising, Caesar and his clan have engaged in a full-out war with a paramilitary faction known as Alpha-Omega. The apes have adapted their weaponry into that of firearms such as guns and grenades to have a better fighting chance against the soldiers. Due to the destruction of the apes' former home, they abandoned it and made salvation in a hidden cavern with a tunnel system in Ape Waterfall. During the war, some of the apes would leave their colony to live their life in their own colony, as they didn’t want to be involved in the war.
Despite Koba's demise, his legacy lived on as many apes still loyal to him sided with the Alpha-Omega and were called Donkeys.
McCullough's Plan[]
After a battle at one of the Apes trenches, Caesar was given the chance to kill the remaining human soldiers after the heavy casualties the apes suffered in the battle. But Caesar sought to live in peace and after his clan defeated an Alpha-Omega platoon; albeit; with casualties. He spared the surviving soldiers and showed them mercy as he did not truly hate them and wanted to prove that the apes were not savages. After sending the soldiers away, he continued to hope for peace.
Very soon, Caesar witnessed the return of Blue Eyes and Rocket who tell him that they have located something of importance. At night, a meeting is held and the apes learn Rocket and Blue Eyes have found a suitable place for the apes to evacuate. Many apes prepared for the evacuation and saw the chance to live in peace without having to deal with the war against humanity.
Loss of a Prince and Queen[]
But J. Wesley McCullough, the commander of the Alpha-Omega, discovered the location of the apes' hideout from a gorilla called Winter, who joined Alpha-Omega after making a deal with Red. McCullough infiltrated the hideout with a few soldiers and succeeded in killing Cornelia and Blue-Eyes, thinking the latter was Caesar.
Fortunately, Caesar was away at the time; since he and a few followers had discovered the soldiers sneaking around and easily killed the intruders. Caesar found a communicator and overheard McCullough broadcast a message to his fellow soldiers that he (supposedly) killed Caesar. Hearing this, Caesar realized what happened to his family and rushed back to them. The Ape King returned to the waterfall opening, only to see McCullough preparing to leave.
McCullough was confused to see Caesar and turned to the bodies of Blue Eyes and Cornelia, to which Caesar directed his gaze and became horrified and enraged at the death of his wife and eldest son. Realizing his mistake, McCullough opened fire at Caesar but disengaged after spotting more apes emerging from the tunnels and jumping out through the waterfall. Caesar pursued, grabbing onto the cable and climbing, but McCullough cut the cable after Caesar knocked the M4A1 Assault Rifle out of his hand, sending the ape falling into the water, while he escaped.
On the Run[]
Caesar survived the drop and was found by his followers. Caesar also discovered the clan was betrayed by Winter to save himself. Caesar was devastated by his loss but found his youngest son, Cornelius had survived the attack as he had been hidden by his family before the danger. Realizing the apes' location was compromised, Caesar told his followers to head for the location Blue Eyes spoke of while he got revenge on the Colonel.
Caesar's Hunt for Revenge[]
During his search for the Colonel, Caesar and the apes encountered an evolved former zoo chimpanzee named Bad Ape; who was one of the many apes that; lived elsewhere to have gained increased intelligence over the years.
Captured by the Alpha-Omega[]
While captive, Caesar was distraught to learn his people were captured by Alpha-Omega during their travel. The apes were being forced to build a wall; by McCullough to protect his army from the incoming Northern Army; who were coming to wipe out the Alpha-Omega; because McCullough went rogue and killed his superiors.
Caesar defended his people from being abused; by the soldiers of the Alpha-Omega; by standing up to them as they saw Caesar still had influence on them. In the days that; followed, McCullough was subjected to torture; but seeing their leader staying strong, kept their spirits high.
Freedom at Last[]
Fortunately, Rocket, Bad Ape, Nova, and Maurice discovered the camp and hatched a plan to free the captive apes. The plan had Rocket intentionally get himself captured to speak with Caesar and get the provisions needed to perfect the plan. The apes secretly formed a tunnel beneath the camp and escaped notice from Alpha-Omega, who were distracted with fighting the invading Northern Army. While some apes died in the crossfire, most of them made it to safety.
After the human armies were subsequently devastated by a massive avalanche, Caesar and the other apes survived by climbing nearby trees. With the war finally over, the apes departed and crossed the desert to find the oasis. While the other apes joyously celebrated their new home, Maurice discovered Caesar's wound and the latter revealed that; he would soon die. Maurice then spoke, telling Caesar that his son and the colony would know who their savior was, what he stood for, and what he did to protect the apes. Caesar then silently succumbed to his wound and died peacefully while Maurice mourned his passing as the other apes looked on.
Kingdom of the Planet of the Apes[]
The colony laid Caesar's body to rest on a funeral pier, placed flowers on his body, and then burned the pier. As it burned, they all raised their clenched hands in respect to Caesar's law; "Apes Together Strong”. With their leader dead, Maurice or Rocket possibly succeeded Caesar as the de-facto leader of the clan until Cornelius was old enough to become the next king and honor the legacy of his late father, and would passed on Caesar's legacy to his own offspring after his own passing.
Legacy[]
Thanks to Caesar’s efforts to save his clan, the San Francisco Ape Colony would continue to expand. At some point, some of the apes would depart from the clan to create their own clans, such as the Eagle Clan and the Coastal Ape Colony. Many generations later, the apes eventually forgot about Caesar. However, some descendants of the clan also formed the Order of Caesar to uphold the ways and teachings of Caesar that had been lost to many clans for generations.
It’s currently unknown if the San Francisco Ape Colony is still active or not, but it’s possibly that the original ape clan was still thriving, and led by the descendants of Caesar.
Population[]
Following the Battle on the Golden Gate Bridge, the San Francisco Ape Colony experienced significant growth over the next decade, reaching approximately 2,000 ape families. The majority of the colony consists of chimpanzees, complemented by a smaller yet diverse population of gorillas, orangutans, and gibbons (though their never shown in the films). Koba stands out as the only known bonobo within the Ape Colony. Winter is also the only known albino gorilla in the Ape Colony.
Unfortunately, Koba's actions led to a conflict with humans, resulting in considerable casualties for the colony, while other apes left the colony to avoid the bloodshed. This conflict caused the loss of many chimpanzees, a few gorillas, and two orangutans, leaving their population below 800. Nevertheless, the colony is expected to grow again as they settle into their new home.
Sub-Groups[]
- Council of Apes: The Council of Apes where the leading body of the Ape Colony. They consisted of all of Caesar's most trusted Confidants.
- San Francisco Ape Army: The Ape Army are the Ape Colony's military. They were led by both Rocket and Koba.
- Ape Midwives: The Ape Midwives are group of female apes who are mainly tasked to provide support other female apes with pregnancy or illness. They were led by Rocket's wife, Tinker.
- Ape Teachers: The Ape Teachers are a group of ape scholars who are mainly tasked with teaching and educating the ape children. They were led by Maurice.
- Gorilla Guard: The Gorilla Guard are a group of powerful gorillas that are mainly tasked with protecting the ape colony from intruders. They were led by Luca.
- Ape Elders: The Ape Elders are group of elderly apes that served as the spiritual advisors for the Colony.
Known Laws[]
- APE NOT KILL APE
APES TOGETHER STRONG
KNOWLEDGE IS POWER - 'Writings on the wall in Maurice's teaching circle'
After the village was built, Caesar with the help of his newly formed council established laws that the apes must abide by. These laws include:
- Knowledge is Power: This observation probably originates from Maurice's remark, "Ape's stupid," which was made prior to Caesar's introduction of the ALZ-113 virus that enhanced the intelligence of the other apes. Based on the evidence presented, it can be inferred that this statement signifies a significant transformation in the apes, indicating that they have evolved considerably from the chaotic, untamed creatures that humanity once recognized, progressing into a more advanced species over the past decade for a new generation of apes.
- Apes Together Strong: Caesar developed a conviction while he was held captive in the San Bruno Primate Shelter. He held the belief that apes who confront formidable adversaries on their own are feeble, but apes who confront formidable adversaries as a united team are formidable. However, this belief did not lead to arrogance, as Caesar understood that apes are not invincible. This principle would eventually become the most emblematic rule for the tribe, as they support one another and collaborate as a unified entity.
- Apes Not Kill Ape: Caesar established the most severe law in the colony, aiming to unite all apes as a family despite occasional conflicts. The consequences for breaking this law remain unclear, but it is speculated that punishment may include exile, disownment, or even death. Notable apes who have violated this law include Koba, Caesar, and Red. Koba was the first to break it by attempting to assassinate Caesar, causing the death of Ash, and attacking other apes in his failed assassination plot. Caesar ultimately killed Koba in self-defense, denouncing him as no longer an ape due to his destructive actions. Red also violated the law by killing Grey, leading to his exile and alliance with Alpha-Omega. Caesar unknowingly broke the law again by eliminating Winter, a traitorous gorilla who revealed the colony's location, resulting in the deaths of his wife and eldest son.
Notable Inhabitants[]
| Ape | Status | Position/Title | Image |
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| Caesar | Deceased | King of the Ape Colony
Patriarch of the Royal Ape Family Chimpanzee |
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| Cornelia | Deceased | Queen of the Ape Colony
Matriarch of the Royal Ape Family Chimpanzee |
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| Blue Eyes | Deceased | Caesar's First Son/Prince of the Ape Colony
Chimpanzee |
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| Cornelius | Deceased | Caesar's Second son/Second Prince of the Ape Colony
Chimpanzee |
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| Rocket | Deceased | Caesar's Second-in-Command/Ash's Father
Chimpanzee |
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| Maurice | Deceased | Caesar's Advisor/Ape Colony Teacher/Caesar's Third-in-Command
Orangutan |
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| Buck | Deceased | Caesar's Fourth-in-Command
Gorilla |
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| Koba | Deceased | Caesar's Former Advisor/Caesar's Usurper
Bonobo |
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| Andy | Deceased | Follower of Caesar
Chimpanzee |
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| Jeanpierre | Deceased | Follower of Caesar
Chimpanzee |
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| Lucky | Deceased | Follower of Caesar
Chimpanzee |
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| Ash | Deceased | Rocket's son/Member of the Ape Army
Chimpanzee |
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| Stone | Deceased | Former Follower of Koba/Follower of Caesar
Chimpanzee |
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| Grey | Deceased | Former Follower of Koba/Follower of Caesar
Chimpanzee |
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| Luca | Deceased | Chief of the Gorilla Guardians/Caesar's Fourth-in-Command
Gorilla |
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| Winter | Deceased | Gorilla Guardian (formerly)/Deserter
Gorilla |
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| Red | Deceased | Ape Colony Guardian (formerly)/Former follower of Koba/Donkey
Gorilla |
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| Tinker | Deceased | Leader of Ape Midwives
Chimpanzee |
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| Spear | Deceased | Follower of Caesar
Chimpanzee |
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| Lake | Deceased | Caretaker of Young Apes/Cornelius' Guardian
Chimpanzee |
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| Ajax | Deceased | Second-in-command of the Gorilla Guardians
Gorilla |
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| Oak | Deceased | Gorilla Guardian/Traitor/Redeemer
Gorilla |
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| Ursus | Deceased | Gorilla Guardian
Gorilla |
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| Heston | Deceased | Follower of Caesar
Chimpanzee |
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| Simon | Deceased | Follower of Caesar
Chimpanzee |
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| Wolfie | Deceased | Follower of Caesar
Chimpanzee |
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| Hector | Deceased | Follower of Caesar
Orangutan |
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| Percy | Deceased | Member of the Ape Elders
Orangutan |
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| Vanessa | Deceased | Follower of Caesar
Chimpanzee |
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| Cedar | Deceased | Member of the Ape Midwives/Traitor/Redeemer
Chimpanzee |
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| Pope | Deceased | Former follower of Caesar/Deserter/Traitor
Chimpanzee |
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| Khan | Deceased | Former follower of Koba/Deserter
Chimpanzee |
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| Khan's wife | Deceased | Khan's wife/former follower of Caesar/Deserter
Chimpanzee |
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| Brutus | Deceased | Member of the Gorilla Guardian/Deserter
Gorilla |
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| Sparrow | Deceased | Member of the Ape Midwives
Chimpanzee |
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| Cora | Deceased | Former follower of Pope/Traitor/Redeemer
Chimpanzee |
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| Fifer | Deceased | Former follower of Pope/Traitor/Redeemer
Chimpanzee |
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| Bon | Deceased | Follower of Pope/Traitor/Deserter
Chimpanzee |
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| Rex | Deceased | Member of the Gorilla Guardian/Traitor
Gorilla |
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| River | Deceased | Follower of the Caesar
Chimpanzee |
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| Fox | Deceased | Follow of Caesar/Traitor/Redeemer
Chimpanzee |
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| Hila | Deceased | Follower of Caesar
Chimpanzee |
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| Barbar | Deceased | Follower of Caesar
Orangutan |
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| Rafael | Deceased | Follower of Caesar
Chimpanzee |
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| Pan | Deceased | Follower of Caesar
Chimpanzee |
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| Spark | Deceased | Follower of Caesar
Chimpanzee |
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| Kolo | Deceased | Follower of Caesar
Chimpanzee |
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| Rain | Deceased | Follower of Caesar
Chimpanzee |
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| Branch | Deceased | Follower of Caesar
Chimpanzee |
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| Korso | Deceased | Member of the Gorilla Guardian
Gorilla |
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| Herman | Deceased | Member of the Gorilla Guardian
Gorilla |
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| Winter's Father | Deceased | Member of the Gorilla Guardian
Gorilla |
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| Winter's Mother | Deceased | Mother of Winter/Follower of Caesar
Gorilla |
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| Olo | Deceased | Member of the Gorilla Guardian/Traitor
Gorilla |
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| Aghoo | Deceased | Member of the Gorilla Guardian/Traitor
Gorilla |
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| Zara | Deceased | Member of the Gorilla Guardian
Gorilla |
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| Pearl | Deceased | Member of the Gorilla Guardians
Gorilla |
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| Dallas | Deceased | Follower of Caesar
Chimpanzee |
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| Eastwood | Deceased | Follower of Caesar
Orangutan |
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| Musang | Deceased | Follower of Caesar
Orangutan |
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| Keling | Deceased | Follower of Caesar
Orangutan |
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| Kumang | Deceased | Follower of Caesar
Orangutan |
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| Ray | Deceased | Follower of Caesar
Orangutan |
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| Bobo | Deceased | Follower of Caesar
Orangutan |
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| Sara | Deceased | Follower of Caesar
Orangutan |
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| Clarence | Deceased | Student of Maurice/Deserter
Orangutan |
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| Roy | Deceased | Follower of Caesar
Chimpanzee |
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| Tola | Deceased | First son of Khan/Deserter
Chimpanzee |
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| Bryn | Deceased | Second son of Khan/Deserter
Chimpanzee |
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| Juno | Deceased | Third son of Khan/Deserter
Chimpanzee |
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| Oaka | Deceased | Wife of Bryn/Deserter
Chimpanzee |
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| Oaka's Father | Deceased | Father of Oaka/Deserter
Chimpanzee |
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| Mbwé | Deceased | Follower of Caesar
Chimpanzee |
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| Bone | Deceased | Follower of Caesar
Chimpanzee |
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| Specimen 139 | Deceased | Follower of Caesar
Chimpanzee |
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| Furaha | Deceased | Follower of Caesar
Chimpanzee |
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| JoJo | Deceased | Follower of Caesar
Chimpanzee |
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| Sam | Deceased | Follower of Caesar
Chimpanzee |
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| Kami | Deceased | Follower of Caesar
Chimpanzee |
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| Singe | Deceased | Follower of Caesar
Chimpanzee |
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| Cleo | Deceased | Follower of Caesar
Chimpanzee |
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| Maple | Deceased | Member of the Ape Midwives
Chimpanzee |
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| Fall | Deceased | Member of the Ape Midwives
Chimpanzee |
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| Primrose | Deceased | Member of the Ape Midwives
Chimpanzee |
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| Redbird | Deceased | Member of the Ape Midwives
Chimpanzee |
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| Fisher | Deceased | Member of the Ape Midwives
Chimpanzee |
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| Shell | Deceased | Follower of Koba/Traitor
Chimpanzee |
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| Stripe | Deceased | Follower of Koba/Traitor
Chimpanzee |
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| Pongo | Deceased | Former Follower of Koba/Traitor/Donkey
Chimpanzee |
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| Sampson | Deceased | Follower of Koba/Traitor
Chimpanzee |
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| Unnamed Donkey | Deceased | Former follower of Koba/Donkey
Chimpanzee |
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| Unnamed Donkey 2 | Deceased | Former follower of Koba/Donkey
Chimpanzee |
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| Bad Ape | Deceased | Sierra Safari Zoo Ape/Hermit Survivor
Chimpanzee |
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| Nova | Deceased | Maurice's Adoptive Daughter
Human |
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| Ape Children | Expanding | Youngling Apes
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Trivia[]
- Nova is the first human to live in the clan, as the apes treated her with compassion; while the Alpha-Omega would kill her on sight as she's a carrier of the evolved ALZ-113 virus. Her history with the clan would cause all apes following Caesar’s teachings to name humans "Nova”.
- Bad Ape was a wanderer who joined the clan after being found by Caesar's group.
- Gorillas and male Chimpanzees acted as the physical strength, whereas the Orangutans and female Chimpanzees took on the role of the caretakers and educators for the young apes.
- It is mentioned that gibbons are part of the colony, but they are not shown in the films.
Notes[]
- In a promotional video from 20th Century Fox, Mark Bomback confirmed that "Caesar has become something like a king within this community, or at least a leader, and he's really informed the way all the apes treat each other, and they look to him not only for leadership but also for moral guidance". But in the same video, Andy Serkis portrayed the ape colony less as a royal dictatorship than as a democratic republic; "Caesar sets about creating this utopia for all apes, an equality, an egalitarian society".
Also See[]
- Ape Rebellion
- San Francisco Ape Army
- Caesar's Council of Apes
- Gorilla Guard
- Hidden Oasis
- Ape Mountain
- Ape Village
- Ape Gate
- Ape Waterfall
- Ape Trench
- Human-Ape War
- Battle on the Golden Gate Bridge
- Battle of San Francisco
- Battle of Muir Woods Park
- Attack on Ape Waterfall
- Battle of the Border
- Funeral of Caesar
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