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The Funny Pig is a pig. He is a lime green penguin wearing a hat, a tied-on snout, and a Chinese style suit. He appears in the Stage play Secrets of the Bamboo Forest. In the play, he helps Monkey King cross the river by helping him find the Golden Feather. As revealed in his character description, and in the script, he really likes food, such as anchovies, chocolate, and pizza with candy topping.

"He loves the mud, lots of snacks, and a good journey! You may find him leading his friends towards a Golden Feather..."

He is based on Zhu Bajie, a character from a famous Chinese novel, Journey to the West.

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-The '''Funny Pig''' is a pig. He is a [[Lime Green|lime green]] penguin wearing a [[Funny Pig Hat|hat]], a [[Funny Pig Snout|tied-on snout]], and a [[Funny Pig Costume|Chinese style suit]]. He appears in the [[The Stage|Stage]] play ''[[Secrets of the Bamboo Forest]]''. In the play, he helps [[Monkey King]] cross the river by helping him find the [[Feather Pin|Golden Feather]].
+The '''Funny Pig''' is a pig. He is a [[Lime Green|lime green]] penguin wearing a [[Funny Pig Hat|hat]], a [[Funny Pig Snout|tied-on snout]], and a [[Funny Pig Costume|Chinese style suit]]. He appears in the [[The Stage|Stage]] play ''[[Secrets of the Bamboo Forest]]''. In the play, he helps [[Monkey King]] cross the river by helping him find the [[Feather Pin|Golden Feather]]. As revealed in his character description, and in the script, he really likes food, such as anchovies, [[Chocolate|chocolate]], and [[Pizza|pizza]] with candy topping.
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 ==Trivia==
 *He is based on [[wikipedia:Zhu Bajie|Zhu Bajie]], a character from a famous Chinese novel, [[wikipedia:Journey to the West|Journey to the West]].
-*As revealed in his character description, and in the script, he really likes food, such as anchovies, [[Chocolate|chocolate]], and [[Pizza|pizza]] with candy topping.
 ==See also==