Indian Dave and The Mystery Of the Floating Baboon Island

Background
Released shortly after the launch of Indian Dave 3: Mystery of the Ballsack Lagoon, this movie is the 4th installment of the Dave Saga, this movie produced by HairyHog (Fart Shartley) and written by Fagson Elnojewski (Phallic Phil) it follows the story of Indian Dave who has retired as a treasure hunter and became a nazi general instead.

Plot
Spoilers to the 3rd installment of the series below:

In this installment of the Dave Saga our main man Indian Dave (portrayed by Indian Dave), has retired from being a treasure hunter due to his close to death encounter with Super Sour Susan and after recovering the golden Baboon, our protagonist decides to live a more peaceful life as a nazi general who kills jews on a daily basis. When changing the gas in one of the chambers our hero is encountered by an old friend Neo Adolph Hitler (portrayed by Bald Autismo Man) who comes to him bearing news about another ancient location. Dave refuses to help him and insists on his retirement, but then Neo Adolph Hitler reveals that the ancient location is the rumored floating Baboon Island, an island once thought as just a myth that contains all the primates of power. Indian Dave quickly accepts the offer and is given the coordinates on a flash drive. However our villain of the story Harold Haroldson (Weird Stock Photo Guy) hacks into Dave's computer and finds the location, he then prepares to travel there aswell and obtain the primates of power himself to destroy Dave and conquer the piss ridden streets of Lithuania."Harold hacking into Dave's PC"

Reception
Considered probably one of the best in the Dave saga this movie has spawned more Daveists around the world with its incredible writing and fantastic acting. Various critiques stated "When I walked away from the theater i didnt want to kill myself as much" and "Can't wait to watch this movie and do a drive-by shooting near an abandoned crack den".

Characters
Indian Dave

Neo Adolph Hitler

Harold Haroldson

Barry Adolph the Baboon