Briefly learn about the over 80 Bosses fought throughout Black Myth Wukong
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Time Stamps
0:00 – Chapter 1
3:34 – Chapter 2
11:00 – Chapter 3
15:49 – Chapter 4
22:54 – Chapter 5
29:19 – Chapter 6
35:47 – Other
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W video. just what i need
I found this channel just one week ago. Extremely knowledgeable narrator and a well researched video. Thank you my guy.
This was really good and informative. Impressive that you fit all that info into a sub 40 minute video
The yaksha was destroy by Buddha in Mount Lingshan not celestial court
in fact celestial court is the one who force Iron fan to drink the river of childbearing because they want to use red boy as pawn against Buddha
That's great
sooooo great
god
Was it the Yellow Brow who defeated the Dawnstar or the 100 eyes?
The Loong bros weren’t the sons of a dragon king. They are split from the dragon that’s stored in Lingji’s Golden Loong Staff. You can see this in the Chapter 2 end painting.
White robe scholar was not the bear’s friend, he was one of the six that followed erlang
very complete character stories! 🙂
Wow great category and summarizes of guai(monster) of journey to the west!
Chang'e is indeed the name of the Goddess of the Moon in actual Chinese mythology; but, in this fantasy alternative storyverse, Chang'e is just a title for the handmaidens of the Goddess of the Moon.
In the post-chapter animation, Bajie bumped into a Chang'e while chasing after the Moon Goddess, and this Chang'e instantly fell for him (Zhu Bajie was a handsome and dashing Celestial General in those days). After he was banished to the mortal world, the Chang'e cast herself into the mortal world to follow him. As part of his punishment, Bajie was cursed to have 100 lives that will feature heartbreaking tragic love every time — hence the montage of the pig/man and woman/spider, in various combinations indicating countless past lives they both lived through, each time meeting and loving and ending in tragedy, until finally Bajie had enough and wants to avoid the Purple Spider (the Chang'e's current incarnation), and all her future incarnations, to save themselves from further pain.
All this romantic stuff does NOT align with the Doaist-Buddhist themes of the original novel, LOL, but hey, people writing fan fic like this stuff and now it's part of the overall storyverse.
Idk if its supposed to mean what i thought it did but the part with bajie and VS looking at eachother and she goes from a woman to a spider well he goes from a pig to a man I know its the lifes of heart break they have had before but it also looks like its showing you how bajie used to be the bad pig form he was and became more good and human meanwhile she was good and human and became more bad and like a spider. If not does anyone know why the scene happens like that with them changing but in opposte directions
Wonderful video, hope everyone who like the game could take a look at this
It’s not every day that we see a game draw so heavily from classic Chinese mythology, and it’s clear that the developers are paying great respect to the source material.