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To read about the episode of the same name, see Munki-gu (episode).

To read about the statue, see Munki-gu Statue.



Munki-gu

Real Name

Munki-gu

Age

Over 1,000 years (chronologically)
Real age unknown, but most likely a child

Current Alias

N/A

Affiliation

N/A

Base of Operations

Tarabiscoville
Mystery Mountain

Alignment

Bad/Neutral
Good (sometimes)

Identity

Public Identity

Occupation

Trickster
Hero (sometimes)

Gender

Male

Continuity

Cartoon Continuity

Allies

Wolfy Kids
Catboy (sometimes)
Owlette (sometimes)
Gekko (sometimes)
PJ Robot (sometimes)
Lionel
An Yu (sometimes)
Alley Cat
Owly

Enemies

An Yu
Catboy
Owlette
Gekko
PJ Robot
Romeo
Robot
Robette
Fly Bots
Night Ninja
Ninjalinos
Luna Girl

Likes

Bananas
Stealing
Pranking
Plotting his revenge
Messing and playing around
Causing trouble
Wolfy Kids
Imitating others' voices
An Yu (sometimes)
Lionel
Dancing
The Flute of Monkey Chatter
The Ring of Invisibility

Dislikes

The PJ Masks
An Yu
The PJs interfering with his plans
Being attacked by An Yu
Sorcerer's Wand
Being turned into a statue
Being deceived by Night Ninja
Jokes

Episode debut

"PJ Party Mountain" (as a stone monkey)
"Munki-gu" (true form)

Voice actor

United States of America United States of America
Daniel Pathan (Season 4-present)

Munki-gu is a minor antagonist and occasional anti-hero in the television series PJ Masks. He is a mischievous monkey that has been trapped in stone for a thousand years. He first appeared in the Season 4 episode "PJ Party Mountain" as a statue, then made his appearance in "Munki-gu" as a monkey.

Official Website description

A trickster, a teaser, a hoaxster. Meet Munki-gu, a little monkey who was trapped inside a monkey statue on Mystery Mountain for 1000 years – for being too naughty! Accidentally freed by the PJ Masks, this prankster monkey brings unwanted – but at times, useful – comedy and chaos to their world. Munki-gu uses his powers to outwit and trick whoever he meets – so watch out!

History

A thousand years ago, Munki-gu was turned into a stone statue by a sorcerer as punishment for being too naughty. The statue was kept among other relics on Mystery Mountain. His flying boots were taken from him and locked in a small cage.

In "PJ Party Mountain," Night Ninja got his hands on the statue and used it to impersonate An Yu. Due to his tampering with the statue, Munki-gu regained some form of consciousness, and became able to move around on his own despite being a statue. An Yu called the PJ Masks to Mystery Mountain to help her capture the statue. Instead, Gekko ended up accidentally freeing Munki-gu completely by patting the statue on the head three times.

Gekko tried to teach Munki-gu to behave, but to no avail. When Munki-gu's actions angered the mountain, he agreed to help Gekko calm the mountain down again by dancing, but tricked Gekko into giving him back his flying boots (which he claimed were dancing shoes). After the mountain was calmed down, Munki-gu used his flying boots to escape from the mountain and into the city, which Catboy and Owlette were hold a grudge against Gekko at the next night.

Physical appearance

Munki-gu is a monkey with gray fur and tan skin. He has brown eyes and red designs on his face as well. He also wears a red and gold shirt, a black and yellow vest, and a black belt with a flower on it.

Personality

At first, Munki-gu appears to be an innocent monkey. However, he then reveals himself to be mischievous and naughty once Gekko accidentally patted his head 3 times. Munki-gu is also shown to be a very disobedient monkey as he refuses to listen to others, especially the PJ Masks. As naughty as he is, he's also shown to be a very funny and silly monkey as he likes playing and pulling pranks on others.

Motive & Abilities

Motive

Munki-gu's motive is to cause mischief and trouble around Mystery Mountain and the city. He has no alliance to anyone, and just as gladly pranks nighttime villains as the PJ Masks.

Powers & Abilities

  • Flying Boots: He is able to fly with his boots across the sky.
  • Voice Mimicry: He is able to mimic other people's voices as shown in "Munki-gu in the City" with Owlette's voice and in "Mission Munki-gu" with Romeo and Catboy's.
  • Bananas: "Mission Munki-gu" showed he is able to produce a seemingly infinite amount of bananas out of nowhere via the use of hammerspace.
Characters
Cartoon Continuity
| Catboy | Owlette | Gekko | PJ Robot |
| Catboy | Owlette | Gekko | PJ Robot | Armadylan | An Yu | Newton Star | Ice Cub | Lilyfay | Bastet |
PJ Animals
| PJ Pets (Alley Cat, Owly, & Lionel) | PJ Riders (Cat Stripe King, Eagle Owl, & Power Lizard) |
| Romeo | Luna Girl | Night Ninja | Wolfy Kids (Howler, Rip, & Kevin) | Motsuki | Octobella | Pharaoh Boy | Speedy Twins (Carly & Cartoka) | Gloop the Third |
| Robot | Moths | Ninjalinos | Spy-Bot | Robo-Masks | Robette | Percival | Baby Pumpkins | Flybot Sally | Gloopets (Gloopet I, Gloopet II, and Gloopet III) |
Kids
| Cameron | Marie | Jenny | Meg | Timmy | Steven | Tommy | Tanya | Peter | Kate |
Adults
| Jayden Houston | Narrator | Teacher | Amaya's aunt | Connor's Mom | Greg's uncle | Santa Claus | Ivan's Mom | Mrs. Taylor |
Animals
| Birdie | Butterflies | Moths | Munki-gu | PJ Pets (Cat, Owly, and Lionel) | PJ Riders (Cat Stripe King, Eagle Owl, and Power Lizard) | Ruffles | Reindeer | Santa's Reindeer (Blitzen and Comet) |
In-universe comic book characters
| Detecto-Tron | Flossy Flash | Kick McGee | Master Fang | Muscle Wolf | Melvin Muscles | Sharko-droid | Slither Boy | Sploshy Splash | Titanium Groundhog | Robo Giraffe | Frasal Pik | The Mighty Mechamus | Sniffer Boy | Trunk-A-Tron | Super Snout | Growly Gertrude | Fuzzily the Fierce |
Robots
| Naughty Bots | Robot | Robo-Masks | PJ Robot | Mabel | Fly Bots | Robette | Spy-Bot | Flybot Sally |
Other Heroes
| Santa Claus | Teeny Weeny | Pirate Robot | Orticia |
Scrapped characters
| Firefly (redacted due to DMCA) |
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