Wood Monkey (1944, 2004)

Wood Monkeys are inventive and resourceful. The Wood element adds a layer of creativity and sociability to their personality, making them more amicable and less self-centered. They possess excellent problem-solving skills and often have a strong interest in environmental and social issues. Their adaptability and cooperative nature make them well-liked in their communities.

Fire Monkey (1956, 2016)

Fire Monkeys are incredibly dynamic and enthusiastic. The Fire element infuses them with high energy and a passion for life, leading to a more adventurous and bold personality. They are charismatic and often natural leaders, but their impulsive nature can sometimes lead to recklessness or hasty decisions.

Earth Monkey (1908, 1968)

Earth Monkeys are practical and reliable. The Earth element grounds them, providing a more stable and level-headed approach. These Monkeys are more methodical and less whimsical, often showing great patience and a strong sense of responsibility. They are pragmatic and conservative, valuing security and routine.

Metal Monkey (1920, 1980)

Metal Monkeys are determined and ambitious. The Metal element enhances their strength and resilience, making them very focused and capable of overcoming challenges. They are often successful in their endeavors, but they can sometimes be perceived as rigid or stubborn in their ways.

Water Monkey (1932, 1992)

Water Monkeys are adaptable and perceptive. The Water element adds a fluidity and emotional intelligence to their personality, making them excellent at communication and understanding others. They are often more flexible and less confrontational, with a natural ability to navigate complex emotional and social landscapes.