Monkey Quest Cheats, Codes, Action Replay Codes, Passwords, Unlockables for PC. Best archive of Monkey Quest cheats, cheats codes, hints, secrets, action replay codes, walkthroughs and guides. Mar 17, 2011 Monkey Quest was an MMO geared toward children's multi-player gameplay. It was developed by Nickelodeon Virtual Worlds Group and launched in March 2011. It was showcased at GDC in 2011. Monkey Quest was shut down on September 26, 2014 so that Nickelodeon could focus on other digital and mobile experiences. The Monkey Quest: Thunderbow app was also removed from the App Store on July 31, 2014.
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Posted 2 Months, 4 Weeks, 1 Day, 3 Hours, 35 Minutes AgoBy now you should all have received a little holiday postcard from Monkey Dynasty to you, but due to some recent spam attacks, it may not have made it to your inbox.
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PS - Check your spam folder and kindly mark any messages from us as not spam .Patch 72 + 73
Posted 4 Months, 2 Weeks, 4 Days, 21 Hours, 18 Minutes AgoChanged the drops in Clouded Milky Way.
Fixed the Mage gears.
Fixed the error that was giving people too many lottos from the Weekly Event: Sky quest.
Patch 73
Didn't test Patch 72, so I messed up on drop list numbers and it didn't add up so it didn't work. Fixed it immediately. They'll be adjusted a bit more again in a future patch.Patch 71
Posted 4 Months, 2 Weeks, 6 Days, 8 Hours, 29 Minutes AgoPatch 71
Another quick patch for you guys.
Fate gears were not correctly working for Skysong, Lupin, Jadeon, and Vim. This has been resolved.
You were unable to use skills on the final boss in Clouded. This has been resolved.
Voida Endless Fiction gears had the incorrect models. This has been resolved.
Astral Dew was set with incorrect settings in the Courage Vendor. This has been resolved.Automated PvP Event Schedule Change
Posted 4 Months, 3 Weeks, 16 Hours, 12 Minutes AgoTo create a more varied overall PvP event schedule that gives everyone a chance to participate regardless of their work / life schedules, we've changed the scheduling strategy for our automated PvP events. Rather than taking place 4 times per day at fixed times, PvP events now happen 7 hours after the previous event. This means that throughout the week, the specific times events occur will change from one day to the next.
Pay attention to the site countdowns and ingame / Discord notifications. And of course, you can always type .events ingame to see the upcoming event schedule.
We're considering a more frequent, nearly continuous event system that would allow players to continually challenge eachother in ranked PvP events with prizes and bragging rights. Let us know your thoughts on this frequency in the new poll.Patch 70
Posted 4 Months, 3 Weeks, 1 Day, 12 Hours, 10 Minutes AgoPatch 70
To follow-up on yesterday's patch with a fix for Clouded. Today we have made some more adjustments.
There won't be another patch tomorrow, but possibly Monday.
We used to keep the stuff we were working on under wraps because other servers have built their entire servers on content ideas we have floated. Honestly, you guys stick around either way so I don't care if other servers know about what we're working on. I just want to get it out there.
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-Courage Exchange
-Many players suggested that the Courage Exchange was dropped down by too much, so we've doubled the costs in the Courage Exchange to balance it better with other parts of the economy.
-The prices were intentional, for those that asked, but the feedback suggested that these prices were too low based on the timing between rounds if you switch realms and because the amount of points you can receive from a round is almost 50% higher than we expected.
-Doubling the costs accounts for both of these issues and makes the rewards more in line with how we wanted to reward people for doing BGs.
-Ultimately, items found in rewards should not negatively impact the trading values of these items by too much. When it does, we need to adjust for that.
-We've added more rewards to the Courage Exchange too.
-Fine Seal Orb
-Fate Blood's Orb
-Bodhi Seed's Fragment
-Spiritual Covenant
-Astral Dew
-Blacksmith's Apprentice
-This new NPC is connected to the...Patch 69
Posted 4 Months, 3 Weeks, 2 Days, 11 Hours, 43 Minutes AgoWith a number like 69 you'd hope there was a lot more going on, right?
Unfortunately, this was just a quick patch to fix any daylight savings time issue that may have come up.
While the server was down, we fixed the Clouded drops. They should drop now and you should be able to obtain Fate Gears now.
We were quiet for Sept. and Oct. due to real-life commitments outside of MD. Not a lot got done, unfortunately. While I'm not about to commit to weekly patches, this month will see some of the planned content released.
Patches may be really small from now on. Honestly, I think it's better if we push something small than nothing at all. I think most of you agree. I've been stubborn about trying to make big elaborate patches that make up for the amount of time between them. This is an endless loop and it sucks.
So, we're going to just patch stuff as it's done. You might think a patch sucks or is tiny or whatever, I don't care. We're not going to worry about that. We're going to keep on keeping on through 2020 and beyond.
Expect more frequent, smaller, patches. Some days may even see multiple patches.
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Overview[edit | edit source]
| Start point | Inspect Awowogei sitting in Lumbridge Castle dining hall. | ||
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| Member requirement | Members only | ||
| Official difficulty | Experienced | ||
| Official length | Medium to Long | ||
| Requirements | Skill requirements are not boostable unless marked with a [B] for boostable.
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| Items required | Items from the tool belt are not listed unless they do not work or are not automatically added.
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Preliminary[edit | edit source]
To complete this subquest, you need to make three monkey greegrees to transform into three monkeys. Remember what Zooknock told you at the end of Monkey Madness: you create greegrees by bringing him the bones of the type of monkey you want to become and a monkey talisman. He is located at the very end of the Ape Atoll Dungeon.
You need one talisman for each greegree you wish to make. Simply keep talking to the child to get more.
You need the bones of:
- A Monkey Archer/ninja (can be found on the streets or on the top floor of some houses; use Protect from Ranged)
- A Monkey Guard (Gorilla) (found in the temple; use Protect from Melee)
- A Monkey Zombie (found in the tunnel in which Zooknock is located; use Protect from Melee)
If you have a bonecrusher, make sure it is not crushing monkey bones.
Inspect the monkey king[edit | edit source]
Inspect Awowogei in the banquet hall in Lumbridge Castle. Aris will say you need to feed the monkey king his favourite dish. She, however, is not sure what his favourite dish is and suggests you ask him on Ape Atoll.
To the Atoll[edit | edit source]
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On Ape Atoll, there are banana trees in the monkey aunt and uncle's house. Otherwise go to Solihib's Food Stall west of the temple. Solihib will sell you a banana for 2 coins and monkey nuts go for 3 coins.
Go to Awowogei's palace in Marim on Ape Atoll. Make sure you have equipped one of your monkey greegrees and your monkeyspeak amulet. Talk to the Elder Guard blocking the entrance to let you through. Talk with Awowogei about his favourite dish, and he will tell you he cannot let you have sensitive information like that. But he will mention three monkeys.
You will find Mizaru, Kikazaru, and Iwazaru in the Temple of Marimbo north of the palace. Talk to any of the three monkeys in the north-west part of the temple. After a bit of conversation, you tell Mizaru that you are planning a surprise party for the king. Mizaru will then tell you to stuff the corpse of a big snake with banana slices and monkey nut paste. He will mention the snakes in question can be found on an island nearby.
Do not slice the banana or grind the nuts yet though.
With the banana and monkey nuts in hand, talk to the monkeys again. Iwazaru will indicate that you have the wrong type of banana. The three will say you need a red banana and mention a tree of them can found on the west side of the island, but don't leave yet...
Talk to them a third time. Iwazaru will now indicate that you have the wrong kind of monkey nuts. They will tell you to find tchiki monkey nuts on the tchiki nut bush in a cave in the hills south of the village.
The three ingredients can be collected in any order now. It is not necessary to return to the wise monkeys anymore for the quest, and you don't want to with your ingredients in hand. They will gladly eat any of the special nuts or bananas you have with you. Also, because you may burn prepared snakes or accidentally eat ingredients or the finished dish, it is suggested to get several of each snake corpse, red banana slices and tchiki nut paste.
Kill the giant snake[edit | edit source]
Items recommended: antipoison
Travel back to Crash Island, and go east from Lumdo to find a pit. Before climbing down into the pit, players with lower combat stats may wish to turn on the Protect from Meleeprayer, as the five level 64 Big Snakes can multi-attack, draining your life points quickly and poisoning you.
Enter the pit, and kill one of the big snakes which drop a snake corpse along with bones. Make sure that you stay away from the walls as more snakes will pop out of the walls to attack you. You may kill snakes and collect as many snake corpses as needed to protect from burning the raw stuffed snake or eating by mistake. Climb back up the rope in the centre of the pit to escape.
Pick the red banana[edit | edit source]
You need to take a regular banana to the three wise monkeys before the red banana will spawn.
As the three monkeys directed, head west to the water's edge and find the red banana tree. This tree is directly west of the village centre, north of a pineapple plant. The leaves of the tree have a red-brown edge.
Wield the gorilla monkey greegree. It turns out the banana bunch must be brought to you and only gorillas have the strength. Use your rope on the tree to get the banana. If you forgot a rope, Ifaba's general store in the middle of the village sells them.
After you collect one, slice it with a knife (the tool belt works). You can't have more than one un-sliced banana without using the drop trick. Prepare as many sliced bananas as needed (at least two or three is good) to protect losing them from burning the dish or eating them. Remember not to return to the wise monkeys who will take any red bananas and all but one of your sliced bananas if you do.
Gather the tchiki monkey nuts[edit | edit source]
The wise monkeys mentioned that you need to go into hills to the south to get to the tchiki nut bush, referring to the agility course hill. Searching the bush in the hole before chatting with the [three] monkeys with some regular monkey nuts in hand, you would get a message saying, 'There are no nuts on the bush right now.'
After Iwazaru has described the tchiki nuts to you, head to the agility course over the bridge south of town. Wield your ninja monkey greegree, and enter the Ape Atoll Agility Course. Go across the obstacles until you find a hole (it is just after the rope swing). If you haven't already done so, you might want to unblock the log after the skull slope (for future, easier access to Ape Atoll via fairy rings).
Enter the hole and pick a monkey nut from the bush. Grind it with your pestle and mortar (the tool belt pestle works). You can collect another nut (you can only collect one monkey nut at a time, so using the drop trick and then grinding it is optional). It is a good idea to collect at least a third one, as there is a possibility of burning the stuffed snake or eating the paste by mistake.
Climb up the rope to exit the cavern, and climb down the tropical tree to complete the course.
Prepare the dish[edit | edit source]
Items recommended: Cooking cape or Cooking gauntlets, a second greegree (as a zombie monkey, you will not be able to run), cooking boosts if you require them
The corpse cannot be eaten as is, so it's safest to use it first to mix the dish. Use the corpse on either the slices or the paste to create a raw stuffed snake. Once the snake or snakes are prepared, return to the Temple of Marimbo. It is not necessary, but you may talk to the three wise monkeys in the temple. Iwazaru indicates you need to enter the dungeon below the temple to cook the stuffed snake on lava-heated rocks.
Climb down the trapdoor in the east of the temple to enter the dungeon. Walk down one of the wooden platforms there, and look for a crack in the wall just below edge of the ledge east of the climbing rope; between the two platforms (it will say Enter Exit). Squeeze through the gap. Wield your zombie monkey greegree to walk across the hot coals. Then cook the raw stuffed snake on the long, hot rock to make stuffed snake. If you fail cooking this, you will receive a snake over-cooked. As such, it is advised to make multiple raw stuffed snakes.
Finally with the cooked stuffed snake, return to the Lumbridge Castle dining room and feed it to King Awowogei. Take caution not to eat the snake accidentally. If you removed your monkeyspeak amulet by now be sure to equip it beforehand. You will have a funny conversation forcing Awowogei to teach you the spell for teleporting to Ape Atoll.
Congratulations, subquest complete!
Rewards[edit | edit source]
- 1 quest point
- 10,000 experience
- 10,000 experience
- Ape Atoll Teleport spell
- Further access to the Culinaromancer's chest
- 2 Treasure Hunter keys and 2 Hearts of Ice
Achievements[edit | edit source]
- Recipe for Disaster: Freeing King Awowogei ( 0) – Complete this Experienced quest.
Required for completing[edit | edit source]
Recipe for Disaster: Freeing King Awowogei is directly required for the following quests/miniquests:
Transcript[edit | edit source]
| This article on a quest has an associated dialogue page. Click here for a transcript of possible conversations encountered throughout the quest. Click here for a transcript of the quest's journal entry. |
Update history[edit | edit source]
- patch23 August 2011 (Update):
- This section of the quest now checks for the correct progress state of Monkey Madness in the quest journal.
Trivia[edit | edit source]
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