Journey to Jumbalot

Jumbalot AI Animated Short

Mon, 27 Apr 2026 18:47:55 GMT

Introducing the first AI animated short for my book, Journey to Jumbalot. This project features multiple clips of the main characters, Alby the housecat and his guide, the annoyingly lovable Fremmy the froguar (frog and jaguar hybrid), as they walk through a colorful forest on their way to the magnificent Kingdom of Jowla. I envisioned my book as an animated film or series while I was writing it and learning how to use Seedance 2.0 helps me bring my characters to life. I know there is a lot of unpleasantness with folks regarding the use of AI, but I certainly cannot afford to pay a professional animator thousands of dollars for something like this.

Who knows, perhaps an agent or a movie studio will see one of these clips and realize that the world of Jumbalot has the potential to become much more than a book. I'm not giving up on my dream :)

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Student Book Media Kit Presentation

Mon, 27 Apr 2026 18:31:01 GMT

A huge shout-out to University of South Florida Zimmerman students Regina Segovia, Nicholas Bowen, and Ashika Patel for an outstanding presentation of their final media kit project featuring my book, Journey to Jumbalot. They provided valuable ideas on promoting my book through social media, press releases, in-person events, and interactive drawing contests. I would also like to express my gratitude to Dr. Mimi Perreault for reaching out to me about her PR Writing course’s media kit project.

It’s hard to believe that I released my book five years ago. Despite winning several awards and receiving positive reviews, selling a self-published book has proven to be quite challenging. Nicholas, Regina, and Ashika showcased their creativity with excellent promotion ideas that will help me spread the word, and I am forever grateful. They have bright futures ahead of them!

2nd Draw a Jumboo Contest Winner

Sun, 13 Apr 2025 19:45:04 GMT

After receiving over two dozen additional submissions from Belmont Elementary students, I decided to host a second 'Draw a Jumboo Contest.' I'm thrilled to announce that Layla Russo is the first-place winner of this second contest! Layla's imaginative drawing of a bunnybird was excellent, and I can easily envision these creatures inhabiting the world of Jumbalot. A heartfelt thank you to Layla and all the students who took the time to create their unique jumboo characters.

Draw a Jumboo Contest Winner

Mon, 03 Mar 2025 18:31:46 GMT

I’d like to extend my sincere thanks to every student from Belmont Elementary for their incredible submissions to the ‘Draw a Jumboo Contest!’ It’s truly inspiring to witness the creativity and effort that went into each unique character.

I’m thrilled to announce that the winner of this year’s contest is Skylar Odom ! Skylar’s imaginative use of so many different animals to create a beautiful new jumboo was truly outstanding. As a reward, Skylar receuved a Fremmy the Froguar stuffed animal, Jumboo Guidebook, and two signed copies of Journey to Jumbalot. Every other student who participated received a free signed paperback copy of the book.

Your imagination and thoughtfulness have brought so much joy and excitement to this contest. Keep up the amazing work and never stop dreaming big!

Presentation at Belmont Elementary

Mon, 10 Feb 2025 22:13:09 GMT

I want to extend my heartfelt thanks to Belmont Elementary for inviting me to speak about my preteen fantasy novel, Journey to Jumbalot, on January 30! It was a joy to meet so many enthusiastic elementary students who were eager to learn about my book and my writing process. We had a great time discussing how I used to draw animal hybrids with crayons and markers when I was their age, and how some of those early creations inspired characters in my novel.

Additionally, I shared insights about my role as a multimedia designer at the USF College of Engineering. The students were particularly excited about two projects I showcased: the COE Sizzle Reel video and the Rocky mascot augmented reality Poster!

COE Sizzle Reel: https://youtu.be/SLgICHgGa3I

Rocky AR Poster: https://youtube.com/shorts/KMProROL7hQ?si=AdhQsaxyRNZCvOoY

Journey to Jumbalot Sequel

Mon, 11 Nov 2024 20:58:05 GMT

I’m excited to announce the title of the sequel to my award-winning fantasy novel: The Knights of Jumbalot! Alby and Professor Wizoom will return to the magical world of Jumbalot to face an unimaginable evil that threatens their existence. The Knights of Jumbalot must rise and unite to defend their world.

The book is still in its early stages, but I’ll keep everyone updated on my progress and potential release date. Alby is ready for another adventure!

Readers' Favorite Book Awards Ceremony

Fri, 01 Dec 2023 15:46:55 GMT

It was a wonderful experience accepting my book’s gold medal on stage at the annual Readers’ Favorite Book Awards. Journey to Jumbalot won a gold medal within the preteen fantasy category last year, but I was unable to attend since my wife and I were both sick with pneumonia.

I’d like to thank the event organizers at Readers’ Favorite for allowing me to accept my award this year on stage - it meant a lot to us both! We also attended the massive Miami Book Fair and enjoyed chatting with several fellow authors.

Kirkus Reviews

Sat, 14 Oct 2023 15:26:47 GMT

"A Colorful Fantasy with Wondrous Characters in a Strange Land."

- Kirkus Reviews

Every self-published author appreciates a positive book review, but to receive an excellent review and endorsement from Kirkus Reviews is beyond exciting! I submitted my book to Kirkus a few months ago and it was well worth the wait.

Read their full review today: JOURNEY TO JUMBALOT | Kirkus Reviews

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Audiobook NOW AVAILABLE!

Sun, 30 Apr 2023 22:17:26 GMT

Download Your Audiobook Today!

Journey to Jumbalot is now available as an audiobook via Audible and Amazon! Narrated by the talented and award-winning Bill Lord , listen to Alby's search for his missing friend within a world filled with fast-paced adventure and imagination - Jumbalot!

A FREE illustrated Jumboo Guide is available with every audiobook download!

Order your copy today: https://amzn.to/42bhuNg

Bookfest Award Winner

rywakewolf@gmail.com (Ryan Wakefield) — Sun, 01 Jan 2023 17:55:49 GMT

The BookFest Awards are held twice a year and I was recently notified that Journey to Jumbalot was the recipient of a 1st place award within their Fantasy and Magic category! It feels wonderful to learn that this is the fifth literary award my book has won, and it gives me the push I need to continue the story of Alby and his adventures in Jumbalot.

Learn more about the Bookfest Awards and by visiting their website: Book Awards - Fall 2022 First Place - The BookFest

Audiobook is Coming Soon!

rywakewolf@gmail.com (Ryan Wakefield) — Sun, 01 Jan 2023 17:46:14 GMT

I'm thrilled to announce that an audiobook version of Journey to Jumbalot is currently in production and will be released in early spring via Audible and other vendors! The audiobook will be brought to life by Bill Lord, a professional narrator and owner of Nothing Rhymes with Orange Studio. He's a recipient of an Audiofile Magazine Earphones Award and reads fiction and non-fiction for major and indie publishers.

Learn more about Bill Lord's studio by visiting his website: https://www.nothingrhymeswithorange.us

Readers' Favorite International Book Awards

rywakewolf@gmail.com (Ryan Wakefield) — Sun, 27 Nov 2022 23:07:54 GMT

I'm happy to announce that my book, Journey to Jumbalot, received a Gold Medal from the 2022 Readers' Favorite International Book Awards. This award represents the children's preteen category and it felt wonderful to win first place.

My wife and I were planning to attend their award ceremony held last weekend in Miami, but we were both feeling sick and I later found out that I developed pneumonia. Thankfully, we're both beginning to feel a little better each day.

The reps at Readers' Favorite informed me that we can attend next year's event, and they'll still allow me to walk on stage to accept my award. In addition, they quickly mailed me my gold medal.

If you recently published or self-published any books, I highly recommend Readers Favorite for professional book reviews and for a chance to win an award at their annual contest!

Inspiring the Next Generation

rywakewolf@gmail.com (Ryan Wakefield) — Thu, 20 Oct 2022 22:29:37 GMT

Last month, I mailed three copies of my book, Journey to Jumbalot, to Harvard Elementary located in Toledo, Ohio. I was pleased to receive a message from Harvard's principal thanking me for the books and they will be placed in their school library. He invited me to speak to the students, but I told him I would provide a video message since I currently reside in Florida.

I attended Harvard between 1984-1990 and I have very fond memories from my childhood. I loved sledding down a large hill next to the school and my friends and I spent countless hours on the playground. I loved to draw during this time, and I think some of the earliest versions of my book's characters were sketched with crayons.

It's a great feeling to know that my books are now available in Harvard's library, and I hope it inspires one of their students to use their imagination to build fantastic, new worlds.

New Book Trailer

rywakewolf@gmail.com (Ryan Wakefield) — Thu, 20 Oct 2022 19:40:29 GMT

I love video animation and I thought it was time that my book was in need of a new book trailer. This new version showcases different illustrations, sound effects, and literary award information. One important addition is the transformation Alby undergoes once he harnesses the power of the Gem of Jumbalot.

Draw a Jumboo Contest - Winner Announced

rywakewolf@gmail.com (Ryan Wakefield) — Sat, 04 Jun 2022 14:49:49 GMT

How to Draw a Jumboo Contest - Winner Announced

I'm thrilled to announce the winner of the first Draw a Jumboo Contest - Jackson Herrig! Jackson drew a creative and colorful peacock-jaguar hybrid and I loved the Mesoamerican headdress and weaponry. This character looks like he's ready to join a battle within the world of Jumbalot. Jackson will receive two signed hardcover copies of Journey to Jumblaot and also a $30 Amazon gift card. Congratulations, Jackson!

I'd also like to thank everyone that participated in this contest. I loved the creativity involved with each submission and it was difficult choosing a winner. Keep using your imagination to dream up amazing characters!

Literary Awards

rywakewolf@gmail.com (Ryan Wakefield) — Mon, 18 Oct 2021 22:50:06 GMT

Journey to Jumbalot Wins Multiple Literary Awards!

The 2021 book awards season is officially over and I'm happy to announce that Journey to Jumbalot has won multiple literary awards! Below is a complete list of each award:

2021 Royal Palm Literary Award Competition: Gold Award for Published Fantasy
Mom's Choice Awards: Gold Recipient for excellence in family-friendly media, products, and services.
Global Book Awards: Silver Medal for Children's Action and Adventure Category
Purple Dragonfly Book Awards: Honorable Mention for New Author (Fiction Category)

It's a wonderful feeling to receive numerous awards from prestigious organizations. I started writing this book soon after I lost my cat and best friend, Albert, to poor health. He inspired me to follow my dream to write a children's book and I felt compelled to base the main character on his memory. Albert will live on through this book and many others I plan to write in the future.

iHeart Radio Commercial

rywakewolf@gmail.com (Ryan Wakefield) — Thu, 26 Aug 2021 16:09:31 GMT

Click the play button below to listen to a new audio commercial featuring information about Journey to Jumbalot! This commercial, recorded by Ad Solutions Studios, will be played on iHeart Radio, iTunes, Stitcher Radio, Tune In Radio, Instagram, and many more platforms during various podcasts.

Remembering an Angel with Paws

rywakewolf@gmail.com (Ryan Wakefield) — Sun, 22 Aug 2021 17:09:17 GMT

It's hard to believe that it has been one year since we had to say goodbye to our pug named Lola. She had a heart of gold and it was beyond difficult for us when she succumbed to poor health. It was important to me to use her likeness as inspiration for an integral character within the world of Jumbalot - Queen Lola of Jowla. My wife and I love animals and our pets are loved members of our family.

Oxford Exchange Children's Book Fair

rywakewolf@gmail.com (Ryan Wakefield) — Sat, 21 Aug 2021 15:55:41 GMT

I had a wonderful time meeting young readers and fellow authors at the annual Oxford Exchange Children's Book Fair. The fair had a high turnout and I had the opportunity to read the first chapter of my book to interested readers. Spending time with so many fellow creatives and discovering their passions always energizes me!

2021 Royal Palm Literary Awards Finalist

rywakewolf@gmail.com (Ryan Wakefield) — Sat, 21 Aug 2021 15:43:39 GMT

I was recently notified that Journey to Jumbalot is now an official finalist in the Florida Writers Association (FWA) Royal Palm Literary Awards! I'll discover on October 16 whether or not Alby and his magical adventure within a strange, new world earns an award within the fantasy category. This nomination means the world to me and I'd like thank the FWA once again for giving my book a chance to win.

Mom's Choice Awards

rywakewolf@gmail.com (Ryan Wakefield) — Fri, 02 Apr 2021 18:23:21 GMT

I'm beyond thrilled that Journey to Jumbalot's ebook won a Mom's Choice Award (gold recipient) for honoring excellence in family-friendly media, products, and services. I can now officially say that my book is award-winning!

Author Interview Video

rywakewolf@gmail.com (Ryan Wakefield) — Mon, 01 Mar 2021 14:50:12 GMT

Above is an author interview I recorded and edited for an upcoming book expo. This expo will be hosted by the Florida Writers Association and each author will be given a virtual booth that will feature book information along with a short video.

Book Reviews

rywakewolf@gmail.com (Ryan Wakefield) — Sat, 12 Dec 2020 16:17:33 GMT

Early reviews for Journey to Jumbalot are being shared online and I'm happy to announce that all have been extremely positive! Jumbalot was the recent recipient of BookView's "Gold Seal of Recommendation" and was given high marks for the story and creativity. In addition, Feathered Quill said, "Are you craving a wild children’s adventure filled with unusual fantastical creatures? Then you definitely do not want to miss Journey to Jumbalot!" In addition, a reviewer from Independent Book Review commented, "Firephants, warthawks, and deermations keep our imaginations churning on this fantasy friendship adventure for the whole family—pets included!"

I am overjoyed to see my book receive positive reviews after working so hard on this project and additional reviews are coming soon. Please visit my new reviews page to read more.

Author Interview with BookView Reviews

rywakewolf@gmail.com (Ryan Wakefield) — Fri, 11 Dec 2020 15:31:04 GMT

My first author interview with BookView Reviews was recently posted on their website. BookView asked a wide range of questions regarding the book itself and what inspired me to create the world of Jumbalot. Below is the full interview:

Do you find writing therapeutic?

Yes, writing is extremely therapeutic for a creative individual like me. It is beyond satisfying to visualize fantasy characters and place them into unique situations. The story plays out like a movie in my mind and I enjoy transferring those ideas/visions into the written word.

What was your favorite childhood book?

My favorite childhood book would have to be Where the Wild Things Are by Maurice Sendak. When I was a boy, my mom would take me to the local library, and I made a habit out of always checking out that book. More than anything, I loved the monster illustrations, and I would always try to draw them myself. Thirty-five years later I found myself illustrating characters for my own book called jumboos.

Tell us more about your book.

Journey to Jumbalot is a story about a brilliant engineer’s housecat named Alby and his adventure within a strange, new world. Alby’s best friend, Professor Wizoom, builds a triangular gateway and mysteriously vanishes. Alby’s compassion for his missing friend gives him the strength to venture through the gate and commence a sometimes-dangerous search. Jumbalot is inhabited by intelligent animal hybrids that include the following: menacing mantaravens, friendly froguars, terrifying wolvaraptors, courageous tigeroons, and much more. During his search, Alby dodges pulse blasts from jumboo pirates, befriends jumboos endowed with magical powers, and witnesses a massive battle between two jumboo armies.

Tell us a little about how this story first came to be. Did it start with an image, a voice, a concept, a dilemma, or something else?

The story began when I lost my cat named Albert after he succumbed to poor health. Albert was a plus-sized tuxedo cat and was my best friend for 13 years. Losing him lit a spark in me to write a book about a housecat for middle grade readers: my way of honoring his memory. The idea for Jumbalot began when I was much younger. I always fantasized about breathing life into a fantasy world filled with unusual creatures. I loved animal hybrids more than anything and desired to build a world like Wonderland, Oz, and Middle Earth, but inhabited with something different – jumboos. I loved to draw when I was a boy and I think some of my earliest jumboo characters were invented when I drew animal mashups with crayons.

Which scene or chapter in the book is your favorite? Why?

My favorite book chapter is one titled The Battle Begins. This takes place at the end of the book and showcases two jumboo armies battling for the future of their world. One side is led by a tyrant that has an insatiable lust for power while the other is led by a noble queen that is determined to save her world. Readers will enjoy the action, adventure, and conflict that occurs when both sides collide like tsunamis. I think readers will also enjoy reading how Alby adapts to this perilous situation to achieve his goal.

What do you hope readers will take away from this story?

My wife and I love animals and we encourage everyone to consider pet adoption. In the book, Alby was once a stray cat that was rescued by Professor Wizoom. This is one of many reasons Alby is determined to find his missing friend.

The Last Descendant of an Ancient Hero

rywakewolf@gmail.com (Ryan Wakefield) — Sat, 07 Nov 2020 14:38:53 GMT

Veesha the vipanther (viper and panther hybrid) is the last descendant of Jumbalot's bravest ancient hero - Vesoto the Great. Veesha is also the wisest of jumboos due to her advanced knowledge of a jumboo belief system called the Jumbaloo Triangle. This triangle has three equal sides: compassion, bravery, and imagination. Those that possess all three traits will have the ability to do amazing things in the world of Jumbalot!

When Pigs Fly

rywakewolf@gmail.com (Ryan Wakefield) — Sun, 11 Oct 2020 13:59:59 GMT

I guess pigs really do fly. Introducing Rozer's favorite mode of transportation: a pirate ship that sits on top of a monstrous jumboo named Ironside. Ironside is a warthawk (warthog, hawk, and hummingbird mix) and he is one of the most dangerous inhabitants of Jumbalot. Most warthawks are peaceful in nature, but Ironside swore allegiance to Rozer and blindly serves his cause.

We're Going to Need a Bigger Boat...

rywakewolf@gmail.com (Ryan Wakefield) — Sun, 04 Oct 2020 15:45:08 GMT

I'm back to illustrating villains for my upcoming book. Above is a fiendish jumboo called a sharkomodo (shark and komodo dragon hybrid). Sharkomodos are loyal to Rozer and his group of raiders that terrorize all of Jumbalot. Unless you choose to live dangerously, it's best to keep your distance from these jumboos!

Shell Shock

rywakewolf@gmail.com (Ryan Wakefield) — Sat, 03 Oct 2020 15:57:46 GMT

One of many jumboos Alby encounters is a large creature called an ottertle (otter and turtle mix). The ottertle pictured above is a gentle giant named Ozil. Don't let his size fool you, this ottertle can speed through the water like a speedboat with his powerful back legs.

The Dynamic Duo

rywakewolf@gmail.com (Ryan Wakefield) — Thu, 24 Sep 2020 16:39:51 GMT

A humorous and somewhat annoying little froguar (frog and jaguar mix), Fremmy, plays a very important role in Journey to Jumbalot. He bravely volunteers to not only guide Alby throughout Jumbalot, but he fights alongside him during many encounters with dangerous jumboos.

Be Afraid, Be Very Afraid

rywakewolf@gmail.com (Ryan Wakefield) — Thu, 10 Sep 2020 22:10:19 GMT

Introducing another villain from the world of Jumbalot - Monris. Monris is Rozer's second-in-command and a dangerous species of jumboo called a praying mantaraven (praying mantis, manta ray, and raven hybrid). It's safe to say that you wouldn't like encountering Monris or his underlings. Monris is equipped with two large mantis-like claws and flexible skin flaps allow him to glide through the air.

A Jumboo on the Move

rywakewolf@gmail.com (Ryan Wakefield) — Fri, 04 Sep 2020 22:28:21 GMT

Troonix the tricerafox (triceratops and fox hybrid) is one of many jumboos that help Alby during his adventure within the world of Jumbalot. She has a huge heart and is always helping those in need; she gives Alby a very important item that saves him from certain peril more than once. I used to have a triceratops fossil skeleton display when I was a boy and creating hybrids with these amazing dinosaurs was a dream come true.

Book Teaser Trailer

rywakewolf@gmail.com (Ryan Wakefield) — Fri, 04 Sep 2020 22:25:58 GMT

Get the Popcorn Ready!

My first teaser trailer for Journey to Jumbalot has been completed. I thought I might put my motion graphic skills to good use to help spread the word.

Guardians from Above

rywakewolf@gmail.com (Ryan Wakefield) — Wed, 26 Aug 2020 22:58:29 GMT

At first glance, you might think this creature is one of Jumbalot's antagonists. No, this illustration is a scene depicting a batarpon (bat and tarpon mix) guardian avoiding pulse blasts from Rozer's minions. Batarpons are very similar to bats, but they also have the ability to live underwater with the use of gills, webbed feet, and a long fishtail. They are noble protectors of the Kingdom of Jowla and are always on patrol circling above.

Saying Goodbye to an Angel with Paws

rywakewolf@gmail.com (Ryan Wakefield) — Sat, 22 Aug 2020 19:45:52 GMT

One week ago, my wife and I had to say goodbye to our pug named Lola. She was the sweetest dog you'd ever meet and it was important to me that she was featured as one of the characters in my book - Queen Lola. Pets are an important part of our family and we were devastated when we heard the news that is was time. We know she'll always be with us.

The Knights of Jumbalot

rywakewolf@gmail.com (Ryan Wakefield) — Fri, 14 Aug 2020 15:01:12 GMT

Introducing one of Jumbalot's fiercest warriors: tigeroon knights. Tigeroon knights (tiger, kangaroo, and raccoon mix) are yet another fierce warrior that exists in the world of Jumbalot. Tigeroons proudly serve Queen Lola and all have sworn to protect her and the Kingdom of Jowla. Tigeroons carry unusual swords that mechanically shift into pulse rifles when needed. This makes them extremely dangerous in close combat and from a distance.

The Gem of Jumbalot

rywakewolf@gmail.com (Ryan Wakefield) — Tue, 14 Jul 2020 18:03:11 GMT

In case you were wondering...

You may have noticed what looks like a jewel located on the Jumbalot logo. This object represents what is called the Gem of Jumbalot. The gem wields a magical power that not only creates life, but can alter and transform it. This is the most revered object in all of Jumbalot and plays an essential role to a rising conflict between the forces of Rozer and Queen Lola.

Every Story Needs a Villain

rywakewolf@gmail.com (Ryan Wakefield) — Mon, 29 Jun 2020 20:01:03 GMT

A Tyrant is Unleashed

Drag the slider to view Rozer with and without his battle armor.

The main antagonist of Journey to Jumbalot is a terrifying wolvaraptor rex named Rozer. This wolvaraptor is the leader of a group of jumboo pirates called Rozer's Raiders. These pirates attack and intimidate undefended jumboo settlements with one goal in mind - submission. Alby discovers that Rozer is much more than a mindless brute and that makes him extremely dangerous.

A Remarkable Engineer: Professor Vincent Wizoom

rywakewolf@gmail.com (Ryan Wakefield) — Tue, 23 Jun 2020 21:09:49 GMT

Alby's best friend, Professor Wizoom, is a brilliant engineer and scientist. He spends almost every day building unbelievable machines within his laboratory. One such machine is a triangular doorway that Alby finds highly unusual. This doorway will eventually transport Alby into a strange, new world - Jumbalot!

Wizoom is based on multiple engineering professors that I currently work with. I honestly grew tired of the typical depiction of engineers / scientists that look like Albert Einstein and Doc Brown. I encourage you to learn more about any college engineering program and you'll discover that the faculty are from every corner of the world.

X Marks the Spot

rywakewolf@gmail.com (Ryan Wakefield) — Fri, 05 Jun 2020 13:44:04 GMT

Where in the world am I?

Creating a map of Jumbalot helped me visualize where the main protragonist, Alby, traveled during his journey throughout the story. Above is a partial preview of what will be presented in the book. It was important to me that Jumbalot was home to every form of known biome: grassland, desert, savanna, tundra, etc. It was also extremely fun to add unusual features to all of these biomes to make Jumbalot unique.

Building a New World

website@sitemodify.com (Website Editor) — Thu, 04 Jun 2020 22:32:43 GMT

As mentioned on the home page of this site, I LOVE fantasy stories. I enjoy how fantasy can transport you to a strange, new world different from our own. How do the inhabitants survive in this world? What are their values? Are they peaceful, war-like, or a bit of both? These are some of the questions I had to answer while writing Journey to Jumbalot.

Much like our world, Jumbalot's inhabitants (jumboos) live in a world threatened by chaos. This gives the main protagonist, Alby, an opportunity to find the strength to not only survive, but to help others in desperate need. I think most of us can relate to those circumstances in today's day and age.

I've dreamt about breathing life into a world like Jumbalot since I was a child. I'm beyond thrilled to finally make that dream become a reality!

What is it?

rywakewolf@gmail.com (Ryan Wakefield) — Wed, 03 Jun 2020 16:58:58 GMT

Can you guess what this creature is called?

The first inhabitant of Jumbalot I created for my book is a small, boisterous creature named Fremmy. Fremmy is a species of jumboo called a froguar (frog and jaguar hybrid). Fremmy believes in helping others in need and decides to assist Alby with his journey through Jumbalot. He has quite a personality and Alby sometimes thinks he's more annoying than helpful. Since he was the first jumboo, he has the honor of greeting visitors with Alby on the homepage of this website!