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Infinite Monkey is a god-like creation by Dr. Animo. His first and only appearance is in the comic Monkey Business, published in the Cartoon Network Action Pack series, issue 18.
Appearance[]
He appears as a tall, humanoid gorilla with brown fur, dressed in full-body gold armor, with a red gem of sorts embroidered on his abdomen. He also wears sandals.
History[]
Created by Dr. Animo sometime prior to him storming the White House, Infinite Monkey served underneath him, until he met Ben Tennyson, who quickly convinced him he should no longer bend to his creator's bidding. In his last appearance, he stated the whole situation should be forgotten about to avoid embarrassment and proceeded to set off to create life on a newly forming distant galaxy.
Powers and Abilities[]
Infinite Monkey possesses enhanced intelligence, well beyond that of a regular gorilla and easily surpassing any human.
Infinity Monkey possesses a form of cosmic awareness, as he knew of a newly-forming galaxy seventeen light years away from Earth.
Infinite Monkey can project cosmic beams capable of accelerating time, such as when he forced Cannonbolt to time out faster than usual.
Infinite Monkey can alter memories on a wide scale, causing people to forget the events that transpired regarding his involvement.
Infinite Monkey can freely levitate and teleport across vast intergalactic distances.
Appearances[]
Comics[]
- Monkey Business (first appearance)
Etymology[]
Infinite Monkey's name comes from the "Infinite Monkey theorem", which states that a monkey hitting keys randomly on a typewriter will eventually almost surely produce any given text, such as the complete works of William Shakespeare, if given enough time.