List of fictional monkeys

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The following is a list of fictional monkeys. Apes, which are not monkeys, have their own article.

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  • Jonny the Monkey - Most famous celebrity in Kazakhstan, according to Borat in many of his interviews (including one with "Vanity Fair") and introduced as Kazakhstan's "most successful actor" by Borat in an opening skit of "Saturday Night Live" in November 2006.
  • Monkey, Brains, Ninja monkey, and Cyborg Chimp -Playable characters in Timesplitters Future Perfect
  • Agent 9, a playable character in the Spyro the Dragon video game series
  • Aiai, Meemee, Baby, and Gongon –the monkeys in the Super Monkey Ball series of video games.
  • Beppo – was Superman's pet monkey.
  • "Bloop" or "The Bloop" (named for the unusual sound it made) was the monkey with very long ears found in the first season of Lost in Space.
  • Diddy Kong, a character in the Donkey Kong series of video games.
  • Faron, the second of the four Light Spirits in The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess, takes the form of a monkey.
  • Iron Monkey, a half-robot superhero monkey from Justice Squad
  • Mankey, Aipom, Ambipom, Chimchar, Monferno and Infernape – in the Pokémon anime and related games and merchandise. Primeape, the evolution of Mankey, is more apelike due to its lack of a tail despite being called a "Pig Monkey"
  • Pogo the Monkey - Grand Theft Auto series
  • Specter - Main villain of the Ape Escape series. Was once the most famous monkey at the Monkey Park.
  • Sten, Trubo, Elforan, and the Highlander tribe. They are mercenaries in Breath of Fire 2. Their fortress houses a weapon of mass destruction and a famous flute. Sten becomes a member of your party and is most noted for his speed and luck ratings.
  • Stoop!d Monkey
  • Mr Chimp - denizen of the forum Your Lost. Notable as the longest-serving simian-based community member, and, despite the name, not actually being a chimpanzee.
  • Mr Monkey - a puppet monkey who keeps an online diary at www.mrmonkeydiary.co.uk and has featured in a number of fake movies created specifically for the internet but credited, on the website, as being created many years ago.
  • Mojo - a monkey famous for his love of typing. Now employed at NCVO in London in an admin role. Is now on the payroll and has a pension. His career history has included: chauffeur, doctor, nurse, hairdresser, train driver, Colombian F1 driver and he also served as an active member of the armed forces. In his time off, Mojo regularly competes in the London to Brighton bike ride on a tricycle. He usually comes first or second. His favourite drink is either Um-bongo or PG Tips and he, like his fellow chimps, is a strict vegetarian. His owner, Danny boy, said, "there is no chimp like him. Any task that needs doing and he's there. Just don't leave any fruit lying around. Bananas in particular."
  • Ukiki - Monkey in the video game Super Mario 64. Famous for stealing Mario's hat.
  • Kiki - Monkey that offered to help Link in The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past and The Legend of Zelda: Link's Awakening.
  • Bobby Jack – a monkey character icon of the Bobby Jack Brand, Clothing Company created by Han L. Lee
  • Chongo- Andrew Mazotti's fictional alter ego.
  • Ampersand is the name of Yorick Brown's pet monkey in the comic book series, Y: The Last Man.
  • Embezzler Monkey - a term findings common currency to explain persons which appropriate processions of another under the guise of intending to return such items as received, to which they do not.
  • Money the Monkey, from Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney - Justice for All

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