Black Mythology Goku Version

Answer 1

Black Myth: Wukong was a game full of depth and meaning.

There were many images of Wukong in the game. They were divided into True Wukong and False Wukong. True Wukong was the essence of existence, while False Wukong was the physical attribute. True Wukong was sealed in a stone statue at the beginning of the game story.

The game's plot had a complicated setting. According to the main plot, Wukong, who had become a Buddha, had not actually escaped the control of the Golden Hoop. Because he yearned for freedom and did not want to be bound, he once again caused trouble in the Heavenly Court. In this ruckus, on the surface, five of Wukong's tentacles were scattered by Yang Jian and the five demon kings and fell into the hands of the five of them. There was also one that was lying in the corpse. The five characters who participated in the encirclement included the black bear under Guan Yin, the yellow squirrel under Lingji, the yellow eyebrow under Maitreya, the hundred-eyed centipede under the Jade Emperor, and the Bull Demon King who was actually controlled by Laojun. They were actually the "black gloves" of the various forces.

Everyone had different attitudes towards collecting the six Resurrected Goku. Guanyin's attitude was only to complete the task. She even let Red Boy go back, nominally to show filial piety to his parents. In reality, she might have wanted Red Boy to cause trouble to prevent Wukong from reviving uncontrollably without the Golden Hoop. Bodhisattva Lingji had no choice but to help the destined one recover his foundation. He did not expect Huang Feng to rebel to protect the Sand Country. Maitreya's attitude was also worth pondering. His boy Huang Mei participated in the encirclement and suppression of Wukong. Although he did not directly appear, his methods were brilliant. It seemed that he did not do anything, but in fact, he secretly helped the destined one through Yang Jian's hands. He and Tathagata had a dispute over doctrines. Tathagata's side was similar to the Vinaya Sect, which emphasized abstinence, while Maitreya's side advocated living in the present. The resurrection of Wukong could make Tathagata's side unhappy, which was very important to Maitreya.

In terms of the game's worldview, the reason for the fall of the Great Sage was complicated from the real ending. The Heavenly Court and the Spirited Mountain summoned Black Bear and others to attack the Great Sage and divided six of them. In the Battle of Meishan, this seemed to be the Great Sage's plan, and Erlang God cooperated. In the game world, there was an unstable cooperative relationship between the Heavenly Court and the Holy Mountain. It might involve using people to refine pills in exchange for longevity. For example, the immortals and demons who helped the Buddhist team in Journey to the West seemed to be very miserable in the game. It might be a joint purge of the East and West. The game also hinted that the source of spiritual energy might be related to the gods and Buddhas eating people, which echoed the phenomenon of emperors eating pills to seek longevity in history. At the same time, it also hinted at the bad phenomenon of people making up for people in Ming society.

In terms of the game scene, there was a scene like Black Wind Mountain, where the Guanyin Zen Temple used to be filled with incense. It was later burned down by a fire. Although it was rebuilt, the hearts of the people were lost. These settings and plots all showed the game's scriptwriter's deep understanding of the original work. The bright and dark lines were rich and full, full of metaphor, metaphor, and irony.

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