After being trapped in a cave with a demon, one of these animals assumes his brother betrayed him to take control of Kishkindha. One of these animals carries an entire mountain and stops the sun from rising to find a medicinal herb. After escaping from a trigram meant to turn him into an elixir, one of these animals becomes trapped by pillars revealed to be the Buddha's fingers. Indra breaks the chin of a devotee of Rama who takes this form, which is also taken by a "king" who appears in Journey to the West. For 10 points, name these animals including Sun Wukong and Hanuman.
After being trapped in a cave with a demon, one of these animals assumes his brother betrayed him to take control of Kishkindha. One of these animals carries an entire mountain and stops the sun from rising to find a medicinal herb. After escaping from a trigram meant to turn him into an elixir, one of these animals becomes trapped by pillars revealed to be the Buddha's fingers. Indra breaks the chin of a devotee of Rama who takes this form, which is also taken by a "king" who appears in Journey to the West. For 10 points, name these animals including Sun Wukong and Hanuman.
After being trapped in a cave with a demon, one of these animals assumes his brother betrayed him to take control of Kishkindha.