Joseph Young
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Mr. Joseph Young,
Appearance
He a monkey, yo.
Origins
He a big big monkey that came into the care of Jill Young, an American child living in Africa with her father in the 1949 film, and her mother in the 1998 remake.
History
Migthy Joe Young (1949)
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Mighty Joe Young (1998)
Joe is first seen as a baby when Jill finds him in the grass and plays peek-a-boo with him until Jill's mother catches her. Joe is seen again running away from the hunters with Jill, until her wounded mother finds them and holds her daughter close when she was fleeing from the hunters. Before she dies, she tells Jill to take care of Joe. Twelve years later, Joe is sent to an animal preserve, but his peaceful residence is short-lived when he gets provoked by poachers and causes a rampage during a public interview at a party. Joe is then detained in a large prison cell, but Jill and Gregg manage to free him. He is then forced to flee when he runs into Strasser, the police and the navy, who are all out to get him. Joe is later seen in the fire-at-the-fairground scene where he has to rescue Jason, a little boy, from the Ferris wheel, but falls hard on the ground in the process and lays asleep, making Jill desperately think that he is dead. Jill tries to wake him up a few times, but nothing happens, and she falls into tears. Several minutes later, Joe slowly opens his eyes and he and Jill are reunited. Joe is then given his own wildlife habitation, where he can roam free and live in peace.
Abilities
Physical Strength
- Joe a stronk boi
Sapience and Intelligence
- Joe a smort boi
Books
Mighty Joe Young (junior novelization)
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Mighty Joe Young (golden book)
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References
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