The Full Monkey

Production Number:	224
Season:	2
Executive Producer(s):	Bob Schooley Mark McCorkle
Writer(s):	Thomas Hart Zach Stones
Art Director(s):	Unknown
Dialogue Director(s):	Unknown

Broadcast Information

US Broadcast Number:

42

Disney Channel US Premiere:

February 13, 2004

Merchandise

DVD Releases:

Kim Possible: The Complete Second Season

iTunes Releases:

Unknown

Characters (in order of appearance)[]

Plot Summary[]

Mission[]

Villain: Monkey Fist
Evil plot: Use the amulet to become Monkey King. De-bond the amulet from Kim by any means necessary.

Personal Storyline[]

Kim accidentally becomes bonded with The Amulet of the Monkey King and begins transforming into a monkey, but is kidnapped by Monkey Fist who intends to get the amulet back. Meanwhile, Ron finds a monkey he believes to be Kim and looks desperately for a way to change her back, while avoiding the complications Josh Mankey's attention may provide.

Quotes[]

Transcript[]

Main article: The Full Monkey/Transcript

Memorable Quotes[]

Kim: You know, Bonnie's been circulating a "ban the dog" petition.
Ron: The Mad Dog cannot be caged, leashed...
Kim: Or housebroken.
Ron: That game was in triple overtime. I couldn't leave the court. I got a little excited, and, well, accidents happen.

Kim: Hey, Wade. What’s the sitch?
Wade: Monkey Fist has escaped. And he’s been spotted in China.
Ron: No... No! NO! Not monkeys again! Why does it always have to be monkeys?! I can’t stand monkeys!
Kim: Done?
Ron: Almost. CURSE YOU, MONKEYS! AAAAAGH!... OK, I’m done.

Kim: Thanks for the ride, Professor Acari.
Acari: Oh, Kim! It's the least I could do, after you saved my cybergenetic tick.
Kim: Oh, it was no big.
Ron: Except for the part where you almost blew your nose. You know, off your face.

Ron: “Year Of The Monkey”?! How much monkey is one man is supposed to take?

Wade: (Coughing) Uh-oh.
Kim: Uh-oh, what?
Wade: I checked out that monkey amulet. Monkey Fist was on to something! The legend holds that whoever wears it becomes the Monkey King.
Ron: Love the king part – not the monkey.
Wade: Actually, it’s more monkey than king.
Kim: Great, I’m gonna be... a monkey!
Ron: Can't you stop it?
Wade: Well, I'm not really sure.
Kim: That's not what I wanted to hear.
Wade: Don't worry. I'll get to work and let you know as soon as I've got something.

Barkin: Let's move it people, time for student photos. Stoppable, none of your punk hand gestures this time.
Ron: What? It was a thumbs up.
Barkin: Sit on your hands, just in case.
Barkin: Possible, I see you're holding up your picture day tradition.
Kim: Well, maybe if I pluck. (Looks into her monkey hands)
Kim: Aye! (Yells and then screeches like a monkey) (Covers her mouth)
Barkin: (Off-screen) Pictures, people, let's move!

Man: So, er, are you in town on business?
Monkey Fist: (takes the card with his foot) Yes! Monkey business.

Ron: My best friend is... my worst nightmare!

Ron: Wade, you're talking science, this is magic, evil, stinkin' monkey magic. You can't fight magic with science!
Wade: I can too.
Ron: No you can't.
Wade: Can too.
Ron: Can not.
Wade: Can too.
Ron: Can not.
Wade: Can too!
Ron: CAN NOT!
Wade: Can too! Infinity.
Ron: Ooh, got me with the infinity clause.

Ron: Ok, smile pretty for the camera.
Monkey: Huh!
Photographer: It's an ape.
Ron: Technically, she's a monkey. Apes don't have tails.
Photographer: Whatever. I get paid either way. (throws banana at her face)

Ron: Yo, Josh, man. I got someone here I think you'd rather be talking to.
Bonnie: Total rudeness. We were dishing.
Ron: Bonnie, no offense, but you're way out of your league.
Bonnie: Excuse me?
Ron: My man Josh here has had his eye on this little lady for quite some time.
Josh: Dude, are you trying to set me up with a monkey?!

Ron: Kim! Run! We'll meet up in the gym.
Monkey Fist: Ron Stoppable. We have both experienced the mystical monkey power of Tai-Ching-Pek-Whar.
Ron: Oh!
Monkey Fist: But I am a monkey master and you are not

Announcer: And Look! Lowerton brought another Lemur mascot!
Monkey Fist: A lemur?! I’ve never even been to Madagascar! Hm! Lemur, indeed!

Barkin: That's it, buddy. You're in violation of code. Impersonating a mascot. Lemur, ha! Where's your tail, lemur? Take him away!
Monkey Fist: I am a monkey master! Not a lemur!

Gallery[]

Outfits[]

Kim[]

Ron[]

Screenshots[]

Supplementary Information[]

Middleton High School Reader Board[]

Cheer-Off TONIGHT
SMILE It's Photo Day
Beat the Lemurs!

Team Possible's Transportation[]

Kim's transportation: Acari's Jeep

Allusions[]

The title of this episode is most likely an allusion to the British slang phrase, "the full monty," generally synonymous with the phrase "the whole nine yards."

Trivia[]

There are actual Chinese tales about the Monkey King, but in the actual Chinese tales there is already a Monkey King named Sun Wukong. The most well known story about Sun Wukong is the ancient Classic Chinese novel Journey to the West so it is possible the writers of the story made an error or altered the story for the episode.
This is the second time a villain goes after Kim thanks to a piece of jewelry. The first time being October 31st. However, this time she is actually kidnapped.
This is the second time that Ron overcomes his fear of monkeys long enough to befriend one.
This is the only time that any of the Monkey Ninjas is revealed to have a name or established gender: Chippy, who is female.
This episode was aired in 2004 and it was the Year of the Monkey.

Errors[]

The gaps between the bars in the cage that Monkey Fist put Kim in were large enough for her to just walk out.
When Ron is yelling while Chippy is swinging from his arm after Josh and Bonnie leave, his lip flaps overlap each other for several frames.

Continuity[]

The Monkey Ninjas first appeared in Monkey Ninjas in Space.
Professor Acari gave Team Possible a ride in return for helping him recover his nano tick project in Tick-Tick-Tick.

Behind the Scenes[]

Cast & Crew[]

Executive Producers
Story Editor
Writers
Art Director
Line Producer
Storyboard Supervisor
Voice Talent
- See Character List Above
Dialogue Directors
Voice Casting
Storyboard
Timing Directors
Lead Character Design
Character Design
Character Clean-Up
Location Design
Prop Design
Background Paint
Color Stylists
Main Title Design By
Production Manager
Overseas Animation Supervisor
Technical Director
Storyboard Revisions
Continuity Coordinator
BG Key Color Correction
Animation Production by
Film Editor
Assistant Film Editor
Pre-Production Track Editor
Animatic Editor
Scanners
Track Reading
Supervising Sound Editor
Sound Editor
Foley Mixer
Foley Artist
Re-Recording Mixers
On-line Editor
Original Dialogue Recording
Assistant Dialogue Engineer
Manager of Music Production
Post Production Manager
Post Production Supervisor
Audio Supervisor
Post Production Coordinator
Production Coordinators
Production Associate
Production Secretary
Production Control
Casting Manager
Script Coordinator
Produced by
- Walt Disney Television Animation

Music[]

Score by
- Adam Berry
"Call Me, Beep Me! The Kim Possible Song"
- Written and Produced by
  - Cory Lerios
  - George Gabriel
- Performed by
  - Christina Milian

References[]

External links[]

Disney Wiki: The Full Monkey

Merchandise[]

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