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Winged monkeys

Winged monkeys are fictional characters that first appeared in the 1900 children's novel The Wonderful Wizard of Oz, written by the American author L. Frank Baum. They are described as jungle monkeys with bird-like feathered wings. They are playful, intelligent, and speak English. They are initially under the control of the Wicked Witch of the West, but…

Appearances in later media, Wizard of Oz & In psychology

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Wizard of Oz

Appearances in later media

In psychology

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Winged monkeys

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related to Appearances in later media · 181
Winged monkeys → African-American, After, Alan Shearman, Although, Amazon Video, Animals, Aretha, Azkadellia, Baum's, Black Dog, Brightwing, Buffy, Bufkin, Business Office, Calico, Canadian, Capricorn, Charge, Cheetah, Chistery
related to The Wonderful Wizard of Oz book (1900) · 31
Winged monkeys → After, Any, As, Dorothy, Dorothy Gale, Dorothy's, Emerald City, Gayelette, Gillikin Country, Golden Cap, Hammer-Heads, His, Kansas, Land, Later, Monkey King, Monkeys, Oz, Oz's, Quelala
related to The Wizard of Oz film (1939) · 25
Winged monkeys → Cowardly Lion, Denslow, Dorothy, Glinda, Golden Cap, He, His, However, In, Lion, Monkey King, Monkeys, Nikko, Oz, Pat Walshe, Ruby Slippers, Scarecrow, The, The Wizard, There
related to In psychology · 3
Winged monkeys → It, The, Winged

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The Simpsonsinstance ofliving in modern-day New York City.Winged monkeys or flying monkeys have been mentioned in television series0.80text
Buffy the Vampire Slayerinstance ofliving in modern-day New York City.Winged monkeys or flying monkeys have been mentioned in television series0.80text
Twoinstance ofliving in modern-day New York City.Winged monkeys or flying monkeys have been mentioned in television series0.80text
a Half Meninstance ofliving in modern-day New York City.Winged monkeys or flying monkeys have been mentioned in television series0.80text
and have appeared or been referenced in films such as Hunterinstance ofliving in modern-day New York City.Winged monkeys or flying monkeys have been mentioned in television series0.80text
Wayne's Worldinstance ofliving in modern-day New York City.Winged monkeys or flying monkeys have been mentioned in television series0.80text
Jumanjiinstance ofliving in modern-day New York City.Winged monkeys or flying monkeys have been mentioned in television series0.80text
Inkheart.The winged monkeys appear in Dorothyinstance ofliving in modern-day New York City.Winged monkeys or flying monkeys have been mentioned in television series0.80text
the Witches of Oz in the Ozian invasion of Manhattan.Winged apes calledinstance ofliving in modern-day New York City.Winged monkeys or flying monkeys have been mentioned in television series0.80text
Winged monkeysrelated to Appearances in later mediaWicked Witch0.60section
Winged monkeysrelated to Appearances in later mediaWest0.60section
Winged monkeysrelated to Appearances in later mediaReturn0.60section

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