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He was enslaved at a young age and eventually became the favorite gladiator of the Numerian wizard, Sabian. During that period, he caught the eye of Ariel, the wizards adopted daughter and became friends with Ookla, a Mok'nathal gladiator.
In Thundarr the Barbarian ' s backstory, Ookla and Thundarr were enslaved in the court of the wizard Sabian until Sabian's stepdaughter Princess Ariel helped them escape. As a Mok, Ookla has great strength, he usually fights by ripping up a nearby sapling or ripping up a piece of wreckage and clubbing his enemies with it.
Thundarr tries to stop Skullus but the wizard sends his mindless army to stop Thundarr and then begins to set fire to the refinery while he beams himself and his mindless slaves up to his ship. Thundarr, Ariel, and Ookla travel to stop Skullus, encountering a young girl named Jiel whose people have become Skullus's army.
Thundarr, Ookla and Ariel got together when Ariel, step-daughter of the evil wizard Sabien, helped Thundarr and Ookla escape from Sabien's prison, setting slaves free as they did. They then embarked on a life of adventure, toppling oppressors and righting wrongs wherever they went.
Ookla was a slave of the same wizard who enslaved Thundarr, and escaped with him. Ookla is one scary guy: he can face down some pretty nasty beasts with just a growl and a flex of those gargantuan muscles.
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In Thundarr the Barbarian' s back-story, Ookla and Thundarr were enslaved in the court of the wizard Sabian until Sabian's stepdaughter Princess Ariel helped them escape. As a Mok, Ookla has great strength, usually fighting by ripping up a nearby sapling or piece of wreckage to club his enemies.
