Sharing Is Caring (Rocket Monkeys)

Sharing Is Caring is the 13th episode of Season 2 and the 65th episode of Rocket Monkeys

Plot
King Killya's mission for Yay-OK is to keep his treasure, but when the monkeys arrive, they steal his treasure and share them to everyone.

Why It Doesn't Share

 * 1) The premise is all about the monkeys sharing their stuff, then King Killya's treasure, which is mean spirited
 * 2) King Killya is an unlikable character as he beat robot up into a pulp is Yay-OK or the monkeys destroy or share his treasure.
 * 3) The monkeys are unlikable as they share their stuff and King Killya's treasure to the monsters.
 * 4) King Killya beating up characters is mean spirited for example if Yay-OK messes up his treasure, he will beat an innocent robot up into a pulp for two instances: he chewed a robot, then he beat him up off-screen.
 * 5) The monkeys saying "Share" or "Sharing" is annoying and repetitive.
 * 6) There is a disgusting scene where the monkeys are sharing their internal body parts and a lasagna such as bones and spines, excluding the comics and the banana paintings, which is given to Gamester X.
 * 7) In one scene, Wally lost his "Lucky Red Banana Undies" because Gus wore it and calls him a monster for wearing his undies.

Redeeming Qualities

 * 1) Yay-OK and Bernice are the only likable characters in this episode.
 * 2) The sub-plot, while mean spirited is the only likable scene.
 * 3) The song "Mome said Sharing is Caring" is good and it teaches people how to share.
 * 4) The ending is great as the monkeys share the donkey to King Killya.