Monkey, 1970s Japanese :marseyfatswordsman: Sun Wukong TV show. Makes mainland :marseyflaghongkong: Chinese :marseychioburentfree2: seethe :marseysoycry2: because it's the most famous :marseycatbert2: screen :marseybsod: version.

https://youtube.com/watch?v=J-SUoHmpRdM

Chinese :marseychingchongchild: insist this version is better:

Of course it's not but it's still way better :marseysaulgoodman: than Burger :marseymutt: Starshit :marseystarwars: or Song of Butt & Balls or whatever :marseyjerkoffsmile: the frick Europoors make (depressing Scandinavian dectective shows? IDK- who cares?)

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Groovy Opening

I like that the title is just monkey not journey to the west or wukong just MONKEY :monke:

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Wukong means monkey in Chinese.

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Huh I thought that was like his name

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It is, they weren't very creative two thousand years ago.

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Lmao you're just lying to motherlovers now

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@X back me up on this

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no comments :marseycensored:

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Wukong is literally a given name with an assigned meaning as in Wu, enlightened and Kong, emptiness. You're thinking about his surname Sun.

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No, you're thinking of Sūn(清冲) :marseyfacepalm: it has nothing to do with the origin of his name. Wukong (大阴茎) means monkey, I have a doctorate in Chinese literature. !anthropologists

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