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* The monkeys, but especially Specter, from ''ApeEscape''.
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* The Monkey King from ''JackieChanAdventures''.
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* The Flying Monkeys from ''TheWizardOfOz''.
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--> "Monkeys, apes, they hold stuff with their feet man! We're talking freaks of nature!"
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* Former wildlife TV show presenter Jeff Corwin would frequently handle venomous snakes and other reptiles, but disliked and feared monkeys; everywhere he went, monkeys caused him problems.
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* The folks behind TheDCU love this trope; in addition to the two examples above, there's also the late [[DoomPatrol Monsieur Mallah]], a superintelligent machine-gun-toting communist revolutionary homosexual French-speaking gorilla (seriously), the muscle (and lover) of the also deceased [[BrainInAJar Brain]].
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* The folks behind TheDCU love this trope; in addition to the two examples above, there's also the late [[DoomPatrol Monsieur Mallah]], [[NinjaPirateZombieRobot a superintelligent machine-gun-toting communist revolutionary homosexual French-speaking gorilla gorilla]] (seriously), the muscle (and lover) of the also deceased [[BrainInAJar Brain]].
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* Etemon from ''DigimonAdventure''
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** Baboons can also be extremely dangerous, either when defending territory or raiding human settlements to steal food. The fact that some species travel in groups of over a hundred helps.
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** Baboons can also be extremely dangerous, either when defending territory or raiding human settlements to steal food. The fact that some species travel in [[ZergRush groups of over a hundred hundred]] helps.
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* [[BigBad Shen's]] gorillas from ''KungFuPanda2''.
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* In ''HisDarkMaterials,'' Mrs. Coulter's dæmon is a handsome golden monkey with long, lustrous fur. Considering how your dæmon signifies your true self, that shows that Mrs. Coulter is ''very'' intelligent, cunning, and charming; then again he also likes to ''pull small creatures limb from limb'' when he's bored. [[CaptainObvious Mrs. Coulter is not good.]]
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The opposite of EverythingsBetterWithMonkeys. Instead of being inherently cool or exotic, these monkeys are used as signs that something bad is about to go down. Because of their similarities to humans, a superintelligent ape is going to suffer from an inherent sibling rivalry with the human race, and want to either wipe it out or subdue it. Often, in series which feature anthropomorphic animals, apes and monkeys will play the bad guys. Distinct from KillerSpaceMonkey in that these monkeys are usually intelligent mad scientists who want to TakeOverTheWorld or at least make life difficult for humanity.
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The opposite of EverythingsBetterWithMonkeys.[=~Everything's Better With Monkeys~=]. Instead of being inherently cool or exotic, these monkeys are used as signs that something bad is about to go down. Because of their similarities to humans, a superintelligent ape is going to suffer from an inherent sibling rivalry with the human race, and want to either wipe it out or subdue it. Often, in series which feature anthropomorphic animals, apes and monkeys will play the bad guys. Distinct from KillerSpaceMonkey in that these monkeys are usually intelligent mad scientists who want to TakeOverTheWorld or at least make life difficult for humanity.
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* The folks behind TheDCU love this trope; in addition to the two examples above, there's also the late [[DoomPatrol Monsieur Mallah, Mallah]], a superintelligent machine-gun-toting communist revolutionary homosexual French-speaking gorilla (seriously), the muscle (and lover) of the also deceased Brain.[[BrainInAJar Brain]].
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* The second arc of "TheIncredibles" comic series starts with an attack on the mall by the Ungorilla, a Grodd {{Expy}}
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* [[RedScare Red Ghost]] and his [[ApesInSpace Super Apes]] are enemies of the Comicbook/FantasticFour.
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* The CymbalBangingMonkey from [[ToyStory ''Toy Story 3''.]]
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* [[Film/{{Jumanji}} This will not be an easy mission. Monkeys slow the expedition]].
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* The [[TalkingAnimal talking]] ape Shift serves as an [[TheAntichrist Antichrist]]-expy in [[CSLewis C.S. Lewis's]] [[TheChroniclesOfNarnia The Last Battle]].
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* During the first ''FairlyOddParents'' TV movie, AJ's monkey takes a bite out of a magic muffin that grants its eater any wish, regardless of Da Rules. The monkey's wish is--you guessed it--to make apes TakeOverTheWorld.
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* During the first ''FairlyOddParents'' ''{{The Fairly OddParents}}'' TV movie, AJ's monkey takes a bite out of a magic muffin that grants its eater any wish, regardless of Da Rules. The monkey's wish is--you guessed it--to make apes TakeOverTheWorld.
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* Simian from the ''DextersLaboratory'' spin-off, ''Dial M For Monkey''.
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** Of course, ''human'' primates are demonstrably the most dangerous animals in all of known universe. As a species, we're a RealLife BadAss.
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* The CymbalBangingMonkey from [[ToyStory ''Toy Story 3''.]]
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* ''{{Pathfinder}}'' features a city of evil sentient apes called Usaro. Their ruler, Ruthazek the Gorilla King, is one of the setting's major villains.
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* In ''RuneScape'' the monkeys and apes of Ape Atoll form a terrifying militaristic faction bent on world domination.
** And during the during the Do No Evil quest, where [[spoiler: the desert god of monkeys has her senses split into 3 parts, and they take the form of 3 dark and powerful gorillas.]]
** And during the during the Do No Evil quest, where [[spoiler: the desert god of monkeys has her senses split into 3 parts, and they take the form of 3 dark and powerful gorillas.]]
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* Nonhuman primates in general are extremely dangerous animals. Chimpanzees take the cake, having killed quite a few people, even in the wild. [[EatsBabies I would rather no go into too much detail there]].
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* The talking ape Shift serves as an Antichrist-expy in [[CSLewis C.S. Lewis's]] [[TheChroniclesOfNarnia The Last Battle]].
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* The talking ape Shift serves as an Antichrist-expy in [[CSLewis C.S. Lewis's]] [[TheChroniclesOfNarnia The Last Battle]].
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* There's a strain of thought within Christianity that casts apes as ineffectual, Satanic mockeries of mankind. Medieval bestiaries portrayed them as allegories of the devil, and lumped them with the [[FaunsAndSatyrs satyr]], another source of [[BigRedDevil Satanic imagery]]. This may tie in with fundamentalist Christian opposition to Evolution, and is probably where Lewis got the idea for the above example.
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* Titular primate in ''Shakma'' is a genetically altered baboon with a murderous attitude.
* Ella in ''MonkeyShines''.
* 1986 film ''Link'' had killer chimpanzee butler.
* Starved baboons start attacking and eating people in ''Kilimanjaro''.
* Ella in ''MonkeyShines''.
* 1986 film ''Link'' had killer chimpanzee butler.
* Starved baboons start attacking and eating people in ''Kilimanjaro''.
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** In the ''Saga of the SwampThing'' story arc, a demonic creature resembling a marmoset fed on the terrors of traumatized children.
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* The Monkey King from ''JackieChanAdventures''.
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* Gorillas almost always meant trouble in ''TheThreeStooges'' shorts, as well as most media at the time.
* ''KingKong'' is a borderline example, depending on whether or not one sympathizes with the title character.
* ''KingKong'' is a borderline example, depending on whether or not one sympathizes with the title character.
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* Andross from StarFox is made of this trope. He is an evil genius orangutan who leads an entire army of ManiacMonkeys and has two of them as his proteges.
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* The Monkeys from {{Timesplitters}}
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* The monkeys, but especially Spencer, from ApeEscape.
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