Monkeyfighter

Monkeyfighter is a Laser Beast from the Generation 1 continuity family.

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Monkeyfighter (モンキーファイター Monkīfaitā) is a member of the intelligence unit of the Laser Beasts from the Macaque Clan. As part of his job, Monkeyfighter makes it his responsibility to be nosy. However, with the importance of the intelligence he carries, he has an undying paranoia of his own incompetence which forces him to be on the offensive at all points.

His Monkey Gear Laser shoots out a smokescreen that hides his teammates from enemy forces.

Fiction

Beastformers comic

Monkeyfighter was among those who resided in the Laser Beasts' underground city until its destruction. Legend of the Three Wise Ones During their invasion of the surface, a reconnoitering Monkeyfighter spotted White Leo and Dream Eater waving a white flag at the Laser Beast position and requesting negotiations. He and Rainbow Sam reported this development to Tigerburn, who ordered them to open fire. Beastformers VS Laser Beasts

Legends comic

Monkeyfighter was part of the final battle between the Beastformers and the Laser Beasts for Beast in 2023. He watched as a portal opened to reveal 2021-based Transformers and their allies fleeing the end of the Legends World. The Road to Legends' Revival Chapter 1

Toys

Beastformers

• Monkeyfighter (Laser Beast, 1988)
  • ID number: 106
  • Accessories: "Monkey Gear Laser" MVP Weapon (usually)

Part of the second —and rarer— assortment of Takara's Beastformers individually-boxed Laser Beasts, Monkeyfighter is an anthropomorphic macaque in high-tech green armor modeled after a ninja. He has a transparent orb in his torso, revealing the elemental power of Fire, Water, or Wood when you look through it into a light source.

Nominally, he comes with the macaque-themed "Monkey Gear Laser" blaster. However, there is also a chance he could come with the weapon from one of the other 11 Laser Beasts in his shipping case; matching the Beasts with their same-numbered weapons was part of the "role-playing game" attached to the line, encouraging kids to buy more of the toys.

This toy was never released in Hasbro's Battle Beasts line, not even in the limited capacity most "Shadow Warriors" were. As such, it commands a high price on the secondary market.

Notes

• It is currently unknown what his Hasbro Battle Beasts name was going to be.