9/5/2023 0 Comments Toy story 3 monkeyBecause the prisoners were toys and not humans and the general rule for a toy is to only come to life when there are no humans present, there was nothing he could do to prevent Woody from making his escape. Even if the Monkey did see Woody leave, he would not be able to alert the guards to pursue him right away, since it was broad daylight and the presence of young children and adults in and around the daycare would make it too risky for him to sound the alarm. This is presumably because he was being played with in the Butterfly Room at the time and/or that he doesn't monitor during the daytime. Though the monkey typically monitors Sunnyside to ensure that prisoners are kept in their cells or returned to their cells if they attempt to escape, he did not notice Woody attempting to do so.Monkey is actually a real toy named "Jolly Chimp" which was considered as one of the creepiest toys ever.Seeing a disco party taking place at the Butterfly Room through one of the security cameras, the Monkey, also enjoying the disco, puts on his star-shaped sunglasses, bangs his cymbals as if they were drums, and starts dancing to the music, signifying that he has reformed as well because Lotso and his tyranny are no more. Lotso's later knowledge of Woody and his friends' escaping in the first place is unrevealed, but it is likely that the Monkey freed himself or someone freed him and alerted Lotso, leading to Lotso beating the Chatter Telephone for information on Woody's whereabouts.ĭuring the film credits, the Monkey has returned to his position of monitoring security cameras at night again after Sunnyside is revolutionized into a cool and groovy toy paradise by Barbie and Ken, Sunnyside's new leaders. Woody and Slinky then tie him up with the tape and lock him in a filing cabinet. Woody tells Slinky to grab a nearby scotch tape, and the Monkey screeches in horror when he turns to see Slinky charging toward him. This then leads to a brief fight, in which the Monkey overpowers Woody by repeatedly banging his cymbals on Woody's face. However, before he can reach the door, Woody trips him over with his string. The Monkey and Woody both get up, and the Monkey turns and hisses at the surprised Woody and scatters off to go tell Lotso. With Slinky grabbing hold of Woody and swinging him, Woody tries to put a plastic black bag over the Monkey's face, but the Monkey already noticed them, and quickly turns around and screeches at Woody, making him and Slinky fall on the Monkey due to getting startled. Woody and Slinky quietly go through the vent into the Monkey's office. Potato Head (who escaped from his cell and left a real potato in it) he didn't notice Slinky coming out of his cell in the Caterpillar Room through another camera. That night, the Monkey is busy focusing his eyes on one camera where Ken, Big Baby, and the reset Buzz have cornered Mr. When Woody returns to Sunnyside to rescue his imprisoned friends, the Chatter Telephone tells information about the Monkey to Woody, and says that he'll have to get rid of the Monkey if he wants to escape. and screeches loudly into it while banging his cymbals together repeatedly, alerting Lotso and his other nighttime guard toys to capture that toy. Every time a toy tried to escape, the Monkey would push a button that turns on the P.A. Davis goes to Sunnyside to donate the toys and meets Bonnie's mother, and Bonnie is extremely shy to talk to Andy's mother.ĭuring the times when Sunnyside was under Lotso's control, the Monkey has worked under Lotso as a nighttime guard watching all the security cameras in his office. The Monkey is first seen being played with by Bonnie Anderson when the much older Ms. His vocal sound effects were provided by Frank Welker, who also provided the vocal sound effects for fellow Pixar antagonists, Scud in Toy Story, Thumper in A Bug's Life, the Barracuda in Finding Nemo, and Mor'du in Brave. He does not speak, but he does make monkey noises. He is a cymbal-banging Musical Jolly Chimp Monkey Toy at Sunnyside Daycare who assists Lots-o'-Huggin' Bear on monitoring the daycare to prevent any toys who defy him from escaping. The Monkey is a major antagonist in Pixar's 11th full-length animated feature film Toy Story 3. ~ Chatter Telephone's warning to Woody as to how the Monkey prevents Sunnyside Daycare's toys from getting out with his surveillance. You want to get out of here? GET RID OF THAT MONKEY! You can unlock doors, sneak past guards, climb the wall, but if you don't take out that monkey, you ain't going nowhere. classrooms, hallways, even the playground.
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