How to Draw King Monkey from Miraculous Ladybug: 18 Steps

This tutorial shows how to draw King Monkey from Miraculous Ladybug, the holder of the Monkey Miraculous who wields the power of disruption. King Monkey is Le Chien Kim’s superhero form, transforming the athletic student into a staff-wielding hero with a distinctive Sun Wukong inspired design. This guide captures him mid-leap in a dynamic action pose that shows off his acrobatic fighting style.

Drawing King Monkey in Action

This guide contains 18 steps, making it one of the longer tutorials in this Miraculous series. The extra steps help break down his complex leaping pose and detailed suit design.

King Monkey’s Design Elements

• Spiky hair sticking up through the headband
• Golden circlet crown on the forehead
• Black mask covering the eyes
• Confident grin expression
• Fluffy collar around the neck
• Segmented armor on arms and legs
• Ruyi Jingu Bang staff held across both hands
• Belt with banana-shaped holder
• Long braided tail extending behind
• Split-toe boots with wrapped design

Drawing King Monkey requires attention to his armor segments and the dynamic mid-air pose. The Carapace tutorial offers another temporary hero with a different animal theme, while Queen Bee shows a contrasting hero suit style. For the main heroes, check out the Rena Rouge guide to practice more temporary Miraculous holders.

Following the Step Colors

Track progress through each step using these markers:

• Red Color: lines added in the current step.
• Black Color: lines completed earlier.
• Gray Color: base sketch for structure.

How to Draw King Monkey: Full Step-by-Step Guide

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Share Your King Monkey Artwork!

That completes this guide on how to draw King Monkey from the Miraculous series. Did the action pose and staff positioning work out? Leave a comment sharing your experience or post a link to your drawing if you uploaded it online. Seeing different interpretations of this monkey hero is always interesting, and community feedback helps everyone refine their technique with action poses.