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Merge from list of monkeys

These are all from the list of fictional monkeys television section, please consider adding them to this list (if they're notable).Ncboy2010 (talk) 16:35, 1 February 2012 (UTC)[reply]

Monkey – an anthropomorphic monkey-god from the Japanese television series of the same name, based on the Chinese classic Journey to the West (above); the series gained a cult following in the UK and Australia in its English-dubbed version
PG tips chimp-the monkey puppet who is on a PG TIPS advert drinking tea.
Bananas - the gorilla who is obsessed with bananas in the Richard Scarry books and shows.
Marcel – Ross's pet capuchin monkey in Friends
Klaus – Dieter's touchable monkey on the Saturday Night Live skit "Sprockets"
Ooh and Aah, monkey characters from various inserts on The Disney Channel's Playhouse Disney
Primator - Baboon monster from Mighty Morphin Power Rangers
Sinister Simian - Monkey monster from Mighty Morphin Power Rangers
Monkeywi - Baboon monster from Power Rangers Jungle Fury
Grinder - Monkey monster from Power Rangers Jungle Fury
Joey and Davey Monkey – on Sesame Street
Rainbow Monkeys – a fictional toyline (later revealed to be real monkeys) in the animated series Codename: Kids Next Door
Super Robot Monkey Team Hyper Force Go!
Hog Monkeys of Avatar: The Last Airbender
Mahra, Ned, Jed, and Fred, four baboons in the TV series Jungle Cubs
Leon the silent monkey janitor of Titan Force Five from the stop-motion animation Titan Maximum.