Tarzan Stories

Unadulterated​ love happens because of natural passion, and maybe a little history.

Hey guy. My cousin loves Disney so I wrote this for her. In the one-shots everyone is the same except the character that is being paired with the reader.

In 1908, on a mission to find a new breed of ape in central Africa, an unfathomable thing is discovered - a wild, white man, living amongst gorillas. In England, renowned photographer, Sullivan Vinson, investigates and discovers the likely explanation before going off to join the venture along with his niece and ward, Arianna. They do not find him but, unbeknownst to anyone, the untamed one watches Ari. Believing she is meant for him, he steals into her tent at night and captures her. Ari is rescued, the man is taken into protective custody and they are sent separate ways, the wild man to the care of an esteemed anthropologist, and Ari back home to England to try to fit back into her old life. An advantageous marriage proposal awaits, but thoughts of the man haunt her. Amidst the backdrop of London in the summer of 1908 as the Olympic Games are hosted and the Franko-British Exhibition is held, the man, Sebastian 'Zan' Shaffer returns to a London he does not remember with one goal in mind, reuniting with Arianna. Again and again, he and Ari are drawn together only to be ripped apart by circumstances, social convention and Marshall Derringer, the man determined to have her as his wife. But Zan is not the only one with an untamed heart.

Tom Winchester gets stuck in Disneyland after it closes for the night. It turns out he gets more than he bargains for when mysterious things start happening and he is directed to the many attractions that have come to life.

I was listening to the song You'll Be In My Heart by Phil Collins, sitting next to the Christmas tree, and looking at fan art of Feysand. And boom! This bizarre oneshot idea was born haha. Hope you enjoy! :)

The reason I made this theory Frozen 3 is because I love a certain fanmade theory

The past has come back to haunt Kainak of the Pomaika'i Island jungle. An old adversary leads attacks against Pomaika'ian villages and the research expedition. Kainak must discover what the meaning of these attacks are, and if the adversary is working for someone who also happens to be bad news. Meanwhile, his aunt comes to Pomaika'i, wanting him to return to Winnipeg and take control of the family business. But his enemies want him dead first, and the temptation to go back to Canada is strong. But he is called Hero of the Jungle for a reason. Part of the Julie and Kainak series.

Fate is something that cannot be controlled. Sometimes it changes a person's life for the best, and other times for the worst. People are not conscious of this phenomenon, for everyone's destiny is written in the stars, too far away for anyone to read. But of course, like any abstract belief, the existence of fate is debatable. Nobody can proven that it really exists, however a large portion of humanity has faith that it does. But one thing is certain amongst believers: sometimes fate is cruel, sometimes fate makes your life unbearable hard, and sometimes fate is just simply not fair. But that's how life is. Unfair. Or a story where fate brings a jungle boy named Louis and a tribal prince named Harry together. Cover by the amazing Styleslight

Lizzie and her friends are on a trip to Disney World. Right when Lizzie doesn't think it can get better, she meets a new guy; Tarzan. (This story has "facts" that are not entirely true. I've tried to describe the surroundings as good as possible. But since it's a fan fiction, I guess it's okay)

Do you enjoy theatre and drama? Do you need something to use when trying out for a play? Do you just want to read weird little stories? Then this is right for you! Includes material written by Tara Meddaugh, Joseph Arnone, William Shakespeare, Gavin Miller, D.M. Larson, Dylan Thomas, Charlotte Bronte, and Gabriel Davis. Also includes experts from tv shows, movies and YouTube like Doctor Who, My Hero Academia, Minecraft Diaries, A Little Princess, Don Quixote, Hunger Games, High School Musical, and Into The Spiderverse. These are not mine unless otherwise posted. The authors or show/movie title are stated either in the title or at the end. Thanks!

Two twin runaways from a life of slavery run into Kaitan and his mate Julie, in the jungles of Greystoke Island. It's up to couple and their friends Kimi and Hilo to escort the twins across the island in an adventure to the Northern Shore, escaping the twins' former master and other dangers determined to stop them. An old-school jungle adventure with modern sensibilities!

CP: Tarzan - Chovy Warning: 18+

A Nba Youngboy & Jania Meshell story

In the heart of the jungle, an ancient evil awakens, turning the protector into the predator. Tarzan must battle the darkness within to save his home-or become the terror that haunts it. In the depths of the African jungle, a hidden valley harbors a dark secret-an ancient order of cursed vampire knights who feast on the blood of the innocent. When Tarzan, the legendary Lord of the Jungle, uncovers their existence, he vows to protect his home from the encroaching evil. But when his closest ally, the lion Jad-bal-ja, falls victim to the curse and turns on him, Tarzan himself is transformed into one of the undead. Now struggling with an insatiable thirst for blood and the darkness threatening to consume him, Tarzan must confront the vampire knights and their powerful leader, Count Vladislav. As the jungle descends into chaos, a group of vampire hunters, led by the son of Dr. Van Helsing, arrives to join the fight. Among them is Maria, Van Helsing's fearless daughter, who awakens a forbidden desire in Tarzan's cursed heart. In a race against time, Tarzan must battle not only the horrors that stalk the jungle but also the monster within. With the fate of his home hanging in the balance, can Tarzan destroy the ancient evil, or will he succumb to the very darkness he seeks to vanquish? Tarzan: Lord of the Vampires is a pulse-pounding tale of horror and adventure, where the line between hero and monster blurs, and the jungle's greatest protector becomes its most feared predator.

Jen is the daughter of Jane. It's that simple.