The Wizard

Dorothy Gale

Dorothy and the Wizard share a close bond as fellow travelers from the human world and trusted companions.

Princess Ozma

Ozma and the Wizard have a respectful and cooperative friendship, with Ozma often relying on his wisdom and magic.

Eureka the Kitten

Eureka and the Wizard share a playful and tolerant relationship, with the Wizard often amused by her antics.

Zeb

The Wizard acts as a mentor and friend to Zeb, guiding him through the strange lands they visit.

Jim the Cab-Horse

Jim and the Wizard have a cordial relationship, with the Wizard often relying on Jim for transportation.

The Tin Woodman

The Tin Woodman and the Wizard are old friends and allies, with the Wizard having given him his heart.

The Gargoyles

The Gargoyles are hostile creatures who attack the Wizard and his companions, viewing them as intruders.

Princess Ozma

Ozma and the Wizard have a respectful and cooperative friendship, with Ozma often relying on his wisdom and magic.

Dorothy Gale

Dorothy and the Wizard share a close bond as fellow travelers from the human world and trusted companions.

Princess Ozma

Ozma and the Wizard have a respectful and cooperative friendship, with Ozma often relying on his wisdom and magic.

Dorothy Gale

Dorothy and the Wizard share a close bond as fellow travelers from the human world and trusted companions.

Eureka the Kitten

Eureka and the Wizard share a playful and tolerant relationship, with the Wizard often amused by her antics.

To My Readers

Readers requested more about him; he returns as the same humbug Wizard as before.

Dorothy and the Wizard in Oz

Travels with Dorothy, using his wits and magic to help the group.

The Arrival of the Wizard

The Wizard arrives by balloon, recognizes Dorothy, and performs a magic trick with piglets to prove his skill.

The Vegetable Kingdom

Wipes his sword, rides in the buggy, and converses with the Prince about the Mangaboos' lifecycle.

V: Dorothy Picks the Princess

The Wizard admits to being a humbug, catches a fish for Eureka, and suggests picking the Princess.

The Mangaboos Prove Dangerous

Performs magic tricks and uses lanterns and oil to impress the Mangaboos, saving the humans from the Clinging Vines.

Into the Black Pit and Out Again

Leads the rescue attempt, carries the piglets, and suggests exploring the tunnel.

The Valley of Voices

Discovers the piglets have become invisible, converses with the invisible people, and learns about the dama-fruit.

IX: They Fight the Invisible Bears

The Wizard uses his sword to kill one invisible bear, applies sticking-plaster to Jim's wounds, and leads the group to safety on the river.

The Braided Man of Pyramid Mountain

Leads the group up the stairs, uses lanterns in the darkness, and silently indicates he thinks the Braided Man is crazy.

XI: They Meet the Wooden Gargoyles

The Wizard retrieves revolvers from his satchel, fires at the Gargoyles, and produces the nine tiny piglets from his pocket.

A Wonderful Escape

Leads the defense with his revolver and sword; devises the plan to use the wings to fly to the rock archway.

XIII: The Den of the Dragonettes

Devises the fire barrier to stop the Gargoyles and leads the exploration of the mountain cave.

Ozma Uses the Magic Belt

Admits he is a humbug wizard; expresses desire to see Oz again and is transported.

Old Friends Are Reunited

Returns to the Emerald City and recounts the story of his name and arrival in Oz.

The Nine Tiny Piglets

Performs the trick of the nine tiny piglets and other feats, delighting the audience.

The Trial of Eureka the Kitten

Thoughtful and determined to save Eureka; he devises a trick by giving the Tin Woodman a replacement piglet.

The Wizard Performs Another Trick

Performs a trick by producing a substitute piglet from his hat, later revealed to be one of nine he had.

Zeb Returns to the Ranch

The Wizard performs tricks during the farewell evening and bids Dorothy goodbye.