Instead of a monk, the main character is a princess, and her three guardians are based on the ones from the novel. The most powerful of the three , and the story's protagonist, is Jan Kugo, who is heavily based on The Monkey K

Often taking the role of The Destined One's voice, we have his short in stature but big on spirit occasional companion Zhu Bajie. Zhu Bajie will often be found at The Destined One's side, quipping and commenting on the events around them, sometimes even talking over other charact

This is a ranged attack that is easy to notice when the boss is about to use it, but because of the delay due to the attack animation, it becomes difficult to dodge it precisely. Elder Jinchi will most likely use this attack when the Destined One is far away.

After defeating the Whiteclad Noble, there’s a small pathway to the left , leading up to the third bell. You’ll encounter a horde of wolf Yaoguai here. If you’ve rung the previous two bells, you’ll be immediately transported to the Ancient Guanyin Temple Secret Area after ringing the final bell.

Plenty of anime use some of the elements from Journey to the West as part of their setting, storyline, or heroes. There's a wide range of genres and types of anime based on this novel, with some only making references to it while others are intended to be full adaptati

After his health has dropped by roughly 1/3, the Yellow Wind Sage will start to whip up strong winds around himself while boasting about his Samadhi Wind, whirling his staff overhead. If you have the Wind Tamer , activate it now to stun him and dispel the wind, giving you a huge opening to pummel him with powerful attacks (this is also a great time to use Pluck of Many.) If you don't have the Wind Tamer , you'll have to back off until the whirlwind surrounding him fades. It has a very wide AOE, so back away as far as possible.

Elder Jinchi is the first secret boss that you will encounter in the latter half of Chapter 1. While easy to miss, the boss battle itself is a bit similar to fighting against the Wandering Wight , as they both look identical and also share some moves.

When you first approach the boss, he tends to perform a series of slashes with his staff, sending out blades of wind toward you. With good timing, you can perfect dodge through these wind blades as they get close, though dodging to the side as they get close or hopping over the horizontal blades will also work. The Yellow Wind Sage usually fires two wind blades with consecutive staff swings, then vaults into the air as he fires the third blade. He can also fire a single blade before transitioning to an overhead slam that sends glowing spikes shooting out of the ground in a line. Luckily, this slam can be avoided by dodging to the left or right as the staff comes down. After the staff hits the ground, you'll have a short opening to attack the Yellow Wind Sage while he recovers.

The trading system in Black Myth: Wukong also could use some improvements that wouldn't be difficult to implement. There are several NPC merchants in the game who sell useful resources, upgrades, and key items, with their inventories expanding as the game progresses. Additionally, the in-game store at Shrines (similar to bonfires) offers specific goods tied to the chapter area or secret locations, which makes shopping unnecessarily complicated. Moreover, players are only able to sell gold pieces or treasure statues to merchants, and nothing e

Black Myth: Wukong isn't a true soulslike game , but rather an action-RPG that borrows several familiar elements. However, sometimes this borrowing doesn't fully work. FromSoftware's games are known for their cryptic NPC quests that are almost impossible to decipher without a guide. Many games that follow the soulslike formula have adopted a similar approach, black Myth zhong kui Myth: Wukong included. Although there aren't too many side quests in the game, the ones that exist are definitely worth completing , as they offer valuable rewards, including new spe

One of the first full-length animated movies to make it to the United States from Japan, Alakazam the Great is an interpretation of the novel that makes Goku the hero and leaves out the details regarding the Buddhist relics. Instead, it follows Goku's rise to the kingship of the Monkey Tribe and how he becomes arrogant, and even tyrannical, only to learn some important lessons and change his w

While we don't get to see much of Erlang except at the beginning and the end of Black Myth: Wukong, his impact is lasting, and that's thanks to his intensity. He's also displayed to act with passion, and his perceptiveness is what makes him such a threat to our hero, as well as what makes him such a Scor

It's not a great time for Xu Dog when you first run into them, with his medicinal formula having been eaten by a shock-infused toad, but luckily for him, The Destined One is ready to put things back in order and retrieve his docume