"Journey to the West" was one of the four famous novels in ancient China. It told the story of Sun Wukong, Zhu Bajie, and Monk Sand, who protected the Tang Monk from the West and finally obtained the true scripture after 81 difficulties. Among them, Zhu Bajie helped defeat the demon king and Sun Wukong's three-tone banana fan was one of the story plots. Zhu Bajie helping to defeat the Demon King referred to Zhu Bajie being captured by the Demon King on the way to the scriptures. Sun Wukong and Monk Sand went to look for him and finally Zhu Bajie was rescued. In this process, Zhu Bajie helped Sun Wukong defeat the demon king and finally won. Sun Wukong's three-tone banana fan referred to the time when Sun Wukong was punished by the Jade Emperor to descend to the mortal world and was trapped in the Flaming Mountain. At this time, the Banana Fan was stolen by the Demon King. In order to retrieve the Banana Fan, Sun Wukong went to the Demon King's territory to disguise, eavesdrop, bribe, and other methods to finally successfully retrieve the Banana Fan and help Sun Wukong cross the Flaming Mountain.
Based on all kinds of analysis, Sun Wukong's overall strength was stronger than Zhu Bajie's, but the difference between the two was not like the difference between heaven and earth. In terms of identity and background, Zhu Bajie's predecessor was Marshal Canopy. Although he had a certain status, this Marshal Canopy was different from Marshal Canopy, the leader of the Four Sages of the North Pole. Sun Wukong was a natural stone monkey and had many extraordinary experiences. In terms of identity and background, Sun Wukong was not inferior. From the perspective of spells, Zhu Bajie knew 36 changes of the heavenly wind, and Sun Wukong knew 72 changes of the earth. Although some people thought that the number of heavenly winds might be more powerful than the number of earth, in the original novel of Journey to the West, the characters who knew 72 changes were all top-notch. Moreover, the two kinds of exercises should belong to the same level, and the strength varied with the caster. In actual performance, Sun Wukong's ability to use spells was stronger. For example, his immortal body was incomparable to Zhu Bajie. From the perspective of weapons, Zhu Bajie's Shangbao Qinjin Rake and Sun Wukong's Ruyi Jingu Staff had their own origins. Although the rake might be more noble, the power of the weapon was also related to the strength of the user. In this aspect, Sun Wukong was not weak either. Judging from their battle performance, the two of them fought from the second watch until dawn. Zhu Bajie was defeated because of hunger, but he escaped unscathed. However, when fighting against Mu Zha, Sun Wukong defeated Mu Zha in sixty rounds, while Zhu Bajie and Mu Zha were evenly matched. Moreover, when Zhu Bajie fought with Kui Wood Wolf (Kui Wood Wolf was undefeated against Sun Wukong), he, Monk Sand, and a group of immortals besieged him and did not gain an advantage. In addition, Sun Wukong's speed and agility were also better than Zhu Bajie, which was also an important factor in battle. Although Zhu Bajie was better at swimming than Sun Wukong, overall, Sun Wukong had a higher chance of winning the battle. It was just a matter of time.
In Journey to the West, there were many scenes of Sun Wukong and Zhu Bajie catching demons together. For example, in chapter ninety-two, Sun Wukong, Zhu Bajie, and Monk Sand fought against the rhinoceros monster together with the four star gods in order to rescue Tang Sanzang who was captured by the monster of Green Dragon Mountain. In the process of subduing demons, Sun Wukong often played a leading role. He relied on his strong skills and wit to deal with the demons bravely, while Zhu Bajie would also assist him. Although he sometimes showed some timidity or unclear situations, he could also play a certain role at critical moments. In addition, there was also the plot of the battle between the Heavenly Venerable of the Wood Immortal and them. The Heavenly Venerable of the Wood Immortal used a diversion tactic. Originally, it seemed to attack Zhu Bajie, but in fact, his target was Sun Wukong. This also reflected their response when facing a powerful enemy. These plots showed their cooperation and challenges in the process of catching demons. <a href="/?from=ask_words" style="color:red" target="_blank">Read more exciting novels for free</a>
In Journey to the West, Sun Wukong and Zhu Bajie had a fight. When Tang Sanzang was at Gao Lao Zhuang to take Zhu Bajie in, Sun Wukong and Zhu Bajie fought for an entire night without a winner. This showed that Zhu Bajie's strength could not be underestimated. He knew the 36 Transformations of the Heavenly Spirit and was Marshal Tianpeng in his previous life. He was in charge of the 100,000 Heavenly River Navy and had rich combat experience and practiced spells. In addition, there was also the scene of Zhu Bajie fighting Sun Wukong in a hand-to-hand fight, and Monk Sand helping Zhu Bajie beat up Eldest Brother.
In Journey to the West, Zhu Bajie and Sun Wukong had a fight. For example, when Tang Sanzang captured Zhu Bajie, the two of them fought for an entire night without a winner. Judging from the strength of the two, Sun Wukong was extremely powerful. He had the Seventy-Two Transformations, Somersault Cloud, and other unique skills. He had rich combat experience and had once caused a ruckus in the Heavenly Palace and fought with many gods. Moreover, the Jingu Staff could be used as a weapon to change at will, and its power was huge. Zhu Bajie was the reincarnation of Marshal Canopy, he was extremely strong and used the Nine Toothed Rake. He also mastered the 36 Transformations and had some battle experience. However, overall, Sun Wukong's overall strength far exceeded Zhu Bajie's. In most cases, Zhu Bajie was unable to match Sun Wukong. On their journey to obtain the scriptures, although they had some confrontations, they had mostly joined forces to deal with demons.
Some cartoons involved the fight between Sun Wukong and Zhu Bajie. For example, the 83rd edition of the paper-cut " Little Eight Precepts " was set in the story of Zhu Bajie returning to Gao Laozhuang after learning from the scriptures. There may be relevant plot interactions when Sun Wukong came to Gao Laozhuang as a guest. There were also some children's animations that might show the fighting or playful interactions between Sun Wukong and Zhu Bajie. However, there was no specific mention of cartoons with the theme of Sun Wukong fighting Zhu Bajie in the current reference materials.
In Journey to the West, there was a plot where Sun Wukong fought against Zhu Bajie. When Tang Sanzang was in Gaolaozhuang, Sun Wukong and Zhu Bajie fought for an entire night. In terms of strength, Sun Wukong had remarkable abilities. He had the Somersault Cloud, the Seventy-Two Transformations, and the invulnerable immortal body. He had once let Zhu Bajie hit his head with a rake without getting hurt. Moreover, Sun Wukong could defeat Muzha in sixty rounds, while Zhu Bajie and Muzha were evenly matched. When facing Kui Wood Wolf, Sun Wukong was undefeated, but Zhu Bajie, Monk Sand, and a group of immortals besieged Kui Wood Wolf but failed to gain an advantage. However, Zhu Bajie also had his own advantages. He knew the Heavenly Constellation Thirty-six Transformations. Although the Seventy-two Transformations was stronger than the Thirty-six Transformations in terms of transformation ability, he had grasped a relatively advanced transformation spell after all. He was once Marshal Canopy and was in charge of the 100,000 troops of the Heavenly River Navy. His combat experience and the results of his spell cultivation would not completely disappear. His performance in the battle with Sun Wukong was far better than usual. He fought from the second watch until dawn. He was defeated and retreated because of hunger and numbness in his arms. In addition, Zhu Bajie was much better at swimming than Sun Wukong. If it was a water battle, Sun Wukong had almost no chance of winning. In 1948, he also produced a movie called Sun Wukong vs Zhu Bajie.
There were different opinions on whether the Bull Demon King could defeat Sun Wukong. Some people believed that the Bull Demon King and Sun Wukong were equal in strength. For example, there was a saying that the Bull Demon King also had 72 Transformations, and his martial arts skills were similar to the Great Sage. It was just that his body was a little clumsy, and he lacked speed and agility. However, there were also people who believed that this subtle difference would only show a disadvantage in a long-term battle between the two sides. There was also a view that Sun Wukong was stronger than the Bull Demon King, because from the analysis of the original Journey to the West, although the Bull Demon King could fight with Sun Wukong, his body was not flexible enough, and his physical strength was not as good as Sun Wukong. However, there was also a view that Sun Wukong was weaker than the Bull Demon King. Therefore, it was difficult to determine whether the Bull Demon King could defeat Sun Wukong.
In terms of overall strength, Sun Wukong was stronger than Zhu Bajie. Although Zhu Bajie's predecessor was Marshal Tianpeng, he was different from Marshal Tianpeng in many aspects. In the original story of Journey to the West, Zhu Bajie was only the Water God of the Heavenly River and the Navy Commander. He was in charge of the 80,000 sailors of the Heavenly River and was not as powerful as the leader of the Four Saints of the North Pole. In terms of spells, although some people believed that the Thirty-six Transformations of Heavenly Constellation was stronger than the Seventy-two Transformations of Disha, Zhu Bajie's cultivation of the Thirty-six Transformations of Heavenly Constellation was limited. For example, he could only transform into some large creatures in terms of physical transfiguration, and he could not transform all agile creatures. However, Sun Wukong's Seventy-two Transformations could deal with a variety of situations. From the perspective of weapons, although Zhu Bajie's Golden Rake was personally forged by the Grand Supreme Elder with Divine Ice Iron and was forged with the strength of six Ding and six Jia, in actual confrontation, this weapon could not cause substantial damage to Sun Wukong. Sun Wukong's Ruyi Golden Cudgel was also not vulnerable. According to the actual combat performance in the original novel, Zhu Bajie would be physically exhausted when the two fought, and he would eventually be defeated and escape in the battle with Sun Wukong. Therefore, Sun Wukong was more powerful than Zhu Bajie.
Sun Wukong subdued Zhu Bajie in Cloud Inn Cave.
In Journey to the West, the relationship between Sun Wukong and Zhu Bajie was more complicated. First of all, they were fellow disciples, and they were both disciples of Tang Sanzang. During their journey, they had many relationships. On the one hand, the two often talked to each other, bickering and insulting each other from time to time. Sun Wukong even beat and kicked Zhu Bajie for being slippery and pulling his leg. His relationship seemed to be very bad. On the other hand, there was a special friendship between them. Zhu Bajie would rely on Sun Wukong many times. For example, when he was in danger, he would use his power when he heard Sun Wukong's voice. He would also call Sun Wukong his " family member." He would also do Sun Wukong a favor in front of others and boast about Sun Wukong. For example, he would praise Sun Wukong's supernatural powers in front of demons and give Sun Wukong face. In a sense, other than their relationship as fellow disciples, they were also biological uncles and brothers according to a special background setting. In short, their relationship was a mixture of conflict and brotherhood. <a href="/?from=ask_words" style="color:red" target="_blank">Read more exciting novels for free</a>