The Monkeynauts!

Five brave monkeys. One banana-powered rocket. A whole sky of adventure.

Meet the Crew

Captain Miro

Mission Leader

Miro has flown past nine planets and waved at every single one. She never leaves without her lucky compass — even though space has no north!

Fun fact: Her helmet doubles as a soup bowl.

Zuzu

Star Scientist

Zuzu can name 400 stars from memory and made up names for all the rest. Her notebook is bigger than she is.

Fun fact: She named a comet "Gerald."

Boops

Chief Fixer

If it rattles, squeaks, or goes sproing, Boops can fix it — usually with a banana-shaped wrench and a snack break halfway through.

Fun fact: Once fixed a black hole. (It was a sock.)

Nova

Pilot

Nova flies the rocket loop-the-loop when nobody's looking (everybody is always looking). The stars are her favorite racetrack.

Fun fact: Holds the Moon's lap record.

Pip

Junior Explorer

Pip is the smallest Monkeynaut, so she rides in a teacup-sized ship of her very own. She's in charge of naming things, and she takes it very seriously.

Fun fact: Named the rocket "Mister Zoomy."

Twink

Honorary Crew Star

Twink is an actual star who got curious and tagged along. Mostly glows, occasionally points the way home, always wins hide-and-seek.

Fun fact: Bedtime is never. Stars don't sleep!

Storytime: How It All Began

Once upon a time — which in space is all the time — five monkeys lived on a little blue-green world where the bananas grew tall and the nights glittered like spilled sugar. Every evening, Captain Miro would look up and wonder what the stars tasted like.

"Probably lemony," said Zuzu, who had done the math.

So Boops built a rocket out of brave ideas and spare parts, Nova learned to fly it in exactly one afternoon, and Pip — tiny Pip — named it Mister Zoomy, which everyone agreed was perfect.

On the night of the biggest full moon anyone could remember, the Monkeynauts counted down from five (one number each), held their breath, and whooooosh! — became the very first Monkeys From Space.

They've been up there ever since, waving down at us. If you look carefully on a clear night, you might just see them wave. Go on — wave back. It's polite.

Zuzu's Star Game

Zuzu lost five golden stars in the night sky! Can you find and tap them all?

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