Son Oh-gong is a character from Korean folklore, often depicted as a powerful and mischievous monkey king. He is known for his incredible strength, agility, and magical abilities, which he uses to challenge gods and demons. His story is primarily found in the classic novel Journey to the West, where he serves as a loyal companion to the monk Xuánzàng on a quest for sacred scriptures. In modern adaptations, Son Oh-gong has appeared in various media, including television dramas and films. His character often embodies themes of rebellion, loyalty, and the struggle between good and evil, making him a popular figure in both traditional and contemporary storytelling.