Monkey Ninjas in Space

Season 1, Episode 19, Aired
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Kim is forced by her dad to go to the club for small children that he leads, much to her dismay. Meanwhile, Monkey Fist plans to steal a very special monkey to fulfill a prophecy.
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  • This episode was about Monkey Fist trying to steel a smart monkey that will go into space.

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    Monkey Fist has his eye on Frederick, a monkey astronaut, to fulfill a mystical monkey prophecy, and heads to the Space Center to monkey-nap him. The same Space Center, as it happens, where Kim's Dad is holding a meeting of his Little Rocket Boosters club, which his "Kimmie cub" is feeling too old to participate in but Ron actually likes that club well because I say that he is a huge wimp. My favorite part of this episode is the martial arts fighting in space part. I also like the 0 gravity parts of this episode. I hope you enjoyed this episode and I recommend this episode to people that like monkeys and outer space.moreless

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  • Ron still has monkey probloms, but they get taken care of. Well, sort of.

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    Kim's dad wants to spend more time with her, so he dicides to take her to a "Rocket Booster Open House." Luckily Ron was there with her. Not so luckily, so was Monkey Fist. He wanted to be the Monkey King, so he had to get a monkey to help them reach for the stars, Frederick. But Ron has some monkey issues, that kinda gets in the way of the mission.
    Kim feels that she is too old for stuff like this, she doesn't have the heart to tell her dad this, so she and Ron just leave. They return, because Kim feels bad about just leaving him there without telling him anything. But they see Monkey Fist there with Mr. Possible and all the little kids. Ron thinks that Monkey Fist is working with Frederick. Kim ignores it, and tries to break in to the space center.
    When they do, they get spoted by Monkey Fist, his ninjas, and Frederick, Kim tries to save Fredrick, while Monkey Fist sends his ninjas after Ron. When Ron's runs to apart of the rocket, and Kim gets locked in a closet, thats when Monkey Fist leaves.
    Good news, Kim gets out safely with Frederick, bad news Ron is stuck on the rocket with Monkey Fist.
    When Kim's dad lets her go on the mission with Frederick, they end up helping out Ron with Monkey Fist. Ron also befriends Frederick, and accepts the fact that he has to stay up in space.
    All this time when Monkey Fist thought that when he would become a Monkey King, and that he would be unstoppable, it was going to be Ron Stoppable. So now the monkey ninjas wont leave Ron alone, in a good way.moreless

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    • The flashback sequence to Ron's summer camp experience is reused footage from Monkey Fist Strikes. Edit
    • At the beginning of the episode, Monkey Fist has four monkey ninjas, but when he invades the space center, he only has three. Later on the space station again, it's back to four. Edit
    • After the artificial gravity is turned off. Kim is capable of moving through the air with out pushing off of anything. This is a physical impossibility. Edit
  • Notes

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    • This episode was published in the Cine Manga Kim Possible Volume 7. Edit
    • Animation Production by: Toon City Animation, Inc. Edit
  • Quotes

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    • (in the monkey shrine, the monkey ninjas is standing in front of the altar) Monkey Monk: Um, hello, this is a little embarrassing, but I must correct one thing in my last message. Apparently some of us don't write very clearly (points to the monkey on his shoulder) . Anyway, when I said the leader of the Monkey Ninjas would be unstoppable what I should have said was that the leader will be Ron Stoppable. My bad. Hope that didn't cause too much confusion. Edit
    • (after Monkey Fist is arrested) Monkey Fist : But I was to be the ultimate monkey master! I was to be unstoppable! Ron: Dude, it's not happening, get used to it. Monkey Fist: Monkey Ninjas, attack! Frank: Monkey what? Ron: His legion of monkey ninjas. We captured them too. Frank: Sorry, pal. There are no... "monkey ninjas" on board. Monkey Fist: I taught them the way of the ninja and now they abandon me. NOOOOOO! Ron: So, the monkey ninjas just vanished? Rufus: Coo-coo. Edit
    • (Kim and Ron return home from the mission) Ron: Since when do you know how to fly a spacecraft? Kim: It's no big. I watched Frederick on the way up. (they exit the spaceship) All kids: Yeah! Woo-hoo! Mr. Dr. Possible: Welcome back, Kimmie. You were great! Girl: Oh, Kim, I want to be just like you when I grow up. Mr. Dr. Possible: I admit it, she's grown up. Kim: Not completely, Dad. Mr. Dr. Possible: True, which means we've got some new rules to cover. Number one, no boys. Ever. Number two, driving, heh, forget it! Number three... (they leave) Edit
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    • Gertrude Ederle: Kim telling her dad that she swam the English Channel is a reference to Gertrude Ederle, who was the first woman to swim the English Channel faster than any man, one hour and fifty-nine minutes. Edit
    • Ron: I told you, KP, never trust a monkey! Recalls the punchline (such as it was) to one of Brak's more popular "School Daze" stories for "Cartoon Planet" (featured on "Space Ghost's Musical Bar-B-Que", the series' first commercially available compilation CD) was -- that's right: "I told you, never trust a monkey!" Edit
    • Ron: Get yer stinking paws off me, you filthy monkey! A parody of Charlton Heston's classic line from 1968's "Planet of the Apes": "Get your stinking paws off me, you d---ed dirty ape!" Edit
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