Editing King Louie

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{{youmay|the orangutan|one of Donald's [[Huey, Dewey, and Louie|nephews]]}}
{{Nihongo|'''King Louie'''|キング・ルーイ|Kingu Rūi}} is a character in ''[[Kingdom Hearts χ]]''. He is an orangutan and the king of a clan of apes.

==Story==
===''Kingdom Hearts χ''===
King Louie's power was channelled by the [[Book of Prophecies]] to make the {{c|King Louie|medal}} and [[Mowgli & Pals]] medals.

==Origins==
King Louie first appeared in Disney's 1967 film ''{{w|The Jungle Book (1967 film)|The Jungle Book}}'', voiced by the late {{w|Louis Prima}}. He is notable for being one of the few characters to have never appeared in {{w|Rudyard Kipling}}'s original works. In the film, he is the king of the Bandar-log ape tribe who seeks to learn the secret of fire, "man's red flower," to become a human. He sends the Bandar-log to abduct [[Mowgli]] due to believing that Mowgli, as a "man-cub," has the power to make fire. However, Mowgli has no such knowledge, so Louie continues to goad answers out of Mowgli until [[Baloo]] arrives with Bagheera to rescue Mowgli. A chase ensues, resulting in the destruction of Louie's empire.

Louie also appears in the film's 1994 and 2016 live-action remakes, as well as the ''{{w|Jungle Cubs}}'' and ''{{w|TaleSpin}}'' television series.
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-{{youmay|the orangutan|[[Huey, Dewey, and Louie|one of Donald's nephews]]}}
+{{youmay|the orangutan|one of Donald's [[Huey, Dewey, and Louie|nephews]]}}
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+{{Nihongo|'''King Louie'''|キング・ルーイ|Kingu Rūi}} is a character in ''[[Kingdom Hearts χ]]''. He is an orangutan and the king of a clan of apes.
- |name=King Louie
- |image=[[File:King Louie KHUX.png]]
- |katakana=キング・ルーイ
- |romaji=Kingu Rūi
- |type=Entelechy
- |company=Disney
- |origin=The Jungle Book (1967 film)
- |torigin=The Jungle Book
- |game1=Kingdom Hearts Union χ
- |journalUX='''King Louie'''<br>The Jungle Book (1967)<br>The King of Apes who lives a lavished life in his palace among the ruins.<br><br>'''Mowgli & Pals'''<br>The Jungle Book (1967)<br>A human child who grew up in the jungle, and his animal friends that raised him.
-}}
-'''King Louie''' is a character in ''[[Kingdom Hearts Union χ]]''. He is an orangutan and the king of a clan of apes.
 ==Story==
-===''Kingdom Hearts Union χ''===
+===''Kingdom Hearts χ''===
-King Louie's power is channeled by the [[Book of Prophecies]] to create the {{khux|King Louie}} and {{khux|Mowgli & Pals}} {{c|Medal|ucx}}s.
+King Louie's power was channelled by the [[Book of Prophecies]] to make the {{c|King Louie|medal}} and [[Mowgli & Pals]] medals.
-==Design==
+==Origins==
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+King Louie first appeared in Disney's 1967 film ''{{w|The Jungle Book (1967 film)|The Jungle Book}}'', voiced by the late {{w|Louis Prima}}. He is notable for being one of the few characters to have never appeared in {{w|Rudyard Kipling}}'s original works. In the film, he is the king of the Bandar-log ape tribe who seeks to learn the secret of fire, "man's red flower," to become a human. He sends the Bandar-log to abduct [[Mowgli]] due to believing that Mowgli, as a "man-cub," has the power to make fire. However, Mowgli has no such knowledge, so Louie continues to goad answers out of Mowgli until [[Baloo]] arrives with Bagheera to rescue Mowgli. A chase ensues, resulting in the destruction of Louie's empire.
-==Origin==
-King Louie first appeared in Disney's 1967 film ''{{w|The Jungle Book (1967 film)|The Jungle Book}}'', voiced by the late {{w|Louis Prima}}. He is one of the few characters to have never appeared in {{w|Rudyard Kipling}}'s original works. In the film, he is the king of the Bandar-log ape tribe who seeks to learn the secret of fire, "man's red flower," to become a human. Because [[Mowgli]] is a "man-cub," Louie believes he has the power to make fire. However, though the Bandar-log abduct Mowgli, Louie learns Mowgli has no such knowledge and continues to goad answers until [[Baloo]] arrives with Bagheera to rescue Mowgli. A chase ensues, resulting in the destruction of Louie's empire.
 Louie also appears in the film's 1994 and 2016 live-action remakes, as well as the ''{{w|Jungle Cubs}}'' and ''{{w|TaleSpin}}'' television series.
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