The Dragon Ball series had an animated plot involving Black Goku. In Dragon Ball Super's Black Wukong chapter, Zamas, the candidate of the tenth universe's Realm King God, had a distorted personality and was a combat genius. He had a strong sense of self-esteem and was resentful after losing to Sun Wukong in the seventh universe. After learning about the Ring of Time and the Super Dragon Ball, he stole the Ring of Time and went to another time and space to collect the Super Dragon Ball to summon the Super Divine Dragon. He realized his wish to swap bodies with Sun Wukong in that time and space and became Black Wukong. Then, he joined forces with Zamas of Datu's space-time to start the human extinction plan. Black Wukong chased after Datu, and Buma was killed. Datu went to the main space-time to ask Wukong for help. They went to Datu's space-time to fight Black Wukong together. Black Wukong had the ability of a Saiyan because his body was the Sun Wukong. During the battle, he comprehended new powers and transformed into the Rose-red form. The two Zamas fought to the death with Goku, Vegeta, and the others in the main storyline. Black Goku and Zamas combined to form the final BOSS, Zamas, through the Portara Earring. Although Super Blue Becket appeared, he could not defeat it. In the end, he relied on the whole king to destroy this big boss. Among the Dragon Ball Heroes, Black Goku's popularity had risen since his debut. He had traveled through time and space many times to improve his strength. He had killed 99 Goku, including the beginner level of the Ultimate Freedom Skill, until he met the main space-time Goku and saw the beginner level of the Ultimate Freedom Skill. This time, Goku sent Black Goku to hell with the help of Dales. Not satisfied with the game? You can read the novel related to Black Myth: Wukong to understand the exciting plot!
In Black Myth: Wukong, the fox had a unique cultural meaning and image. From the perspective of the development of Chinese culture, the "fox worship" in China had a long history. In the pre-Qin period, the ancients worshipped foxes because they were clever, intelligent, and mysterious. During the Han Dynasty, special foxes such as white foxes, black foxes, or nine-tailed foxes were regarded as auspicious signs or symbols of great evil. Ordinary foxes became "demon beasts, which were used by ghosts". They began to be thought to cause trouble, such as disrupting the court and confusing people's minds. However, at this time, foxes did not have the ability to transform into human forms. They often imitated handsome men to confuse good women. Although they brought disaster, they would not actively harm people (except for revenge on humans). During the Wei, Jin, and Northern and Southern Dynasties, in the supernatural literature, the embryonic form of a female fox that seduced men to commit adultery appeared on the stage of history. It frequently appeared in supernatural novels such as "Search for Gods." Due to the turmoil of the times, fox demons that harmed people for no reason became frequent visitors. The setting that a fox could transform into a human at the age of 50 and cultivate for a thousand years was born and gradually became deeply rooted in people's hearts. In the Tang and Song Dynasties, these settings matured. In the second chapter of Black Mythology: Wukong, there was a story of a scholar saving a little fox. This kind of setting was full of national charm. The appearance of the fox image carried a strong traditional memory, which was closely related to the long-term development and evolution of fox culture in China. Not satisfied with the game? You can read the novel related to Black Myth: Wukong to understand the exciting plot!
Black Myth: Wukong's story animation contained a lot of content. In the first anime, it described the process of the destined one defeating the black bear spirit who had returned to Black Wind Mountain and obtaining one of the six "Eyes of Joy". The painter of this chapter had a delicate painting style and a strong traditional Chinese painting style, which well expressed traditional culture. The first chapter of the animation showed the story of Elder Jinchi coveting the monk's cassock and burning the Guanyin Zen Temple in Journey to the West. However, in the animation, Elder Jinchi and the black bear became good friends after meeting. Elder Jin Chi had been chasing after wealth since he was a child. When he was a child, he took the alms bowl (which was supposed to symbolize rejecting material life and pursuing purity of the soul) to capture the toad that symbolized wealth. He was indifferent when he saw the corpse. When he met the black bear spirit, he threw away the alms bowl and accepted the property. As he grew up, although he was wearing a kasaya, his greed was deep. When he saw the monk's kasaya, his greed was completely ignited when he saw the monk's flame-patterned kasaya (the flame pattern originated from the back of the Buddha statue and symbolized Buddhism). In the end, he lost to greed in the battle with greed. He merged with the black bear spirit in the shadow and became a beast of desire. Finally, he died. The black bear spirit finally asked Guanyin,"The love of the monk has been broken, and the golden sea has dried up." Why can't the elder put down a piece of clothing?" Guanyin replied,"If I don't put on this dress, how will the sentient beings know that my love has been broken and that the golden sea has dried up?" When Elder Jinchi was defeated, he said that he had earned hundreds of kasayas for nothing, but they were not as good as one of Tang Sanzang's. This reflected the endless greed and also implied the "eyes" in the six, which were the likes and dislikes and desires born from seeing. This echoed the "joy of seeing" obtained from the double-pupiled Chongming Bird. The second level in the game told the story of the Yellow Wind Sage. He was a good demon who defeated the wind and sand in order to save the people in the city. The corresponding picture scroll was the story of Wukong moving Lingji Bodhisattva to subdue the yellow wind in Journey to the West. Within the framework of the game's plot, the story after Journey to the West was the ultimate interrogation of fate and self. Although the Great Sage, Heaven's Equal became a Buddha after his Journey to the West, the Heavenly Court and Spirited Mountain were full of schemes and power struggles. Tang Sanzang's return from the scriptures was also arranged clearly. Wukong felt that he had jumped from a cage into a bigger cage, so he wanted to resign from the Buddha's position and return to Huaguo Mountain to be a carefree Monkey King. However, he was hunted by the Heavenly Court. Erlang God brought the Heavenly Army and Heavenly General to knock him down on Huaguo Mountain. Wukong's body was divided into six pieces and distributed to the five big demons. When his "Six Roots" were taken away, a new story began. The player transformed into an ordinary monkey and became a "destined person". He would inherit Sun Wukong's will and embark on the journey to the West, which was full of unknown and challenging challenges. He would be guided by the mysterious old monkey and face ferocious demons, the pursuit of the Heavenly Court and the Spirited Mountain, as well as countless plots and traps. Not satisfied with the game? You can read the novel related to Black Myth: Wukong to understand the exciting plot!
The following is an analysis of some of the chapters and animations in Black Myths: ** 1. Analysis of the animation of "See"** 1. ** Character Origins and Development ** - Elder Jin Chi had been chasing after wealth since he was a child. The alms bowl that was supposed to be a symbol of the pursuit of purity of the soul was used by him to capture the toad that symbolized wealth. It was obvious that his greed had been planted since he was young. Later, when he met the black bear spirit, he threw away his bowl and accepted the treasures. As he grew up, his greed deepened. - The kasaya worn by Elder Jin Chi was decorated with plum blossoms and peonies, symbolizing the same spring as wealth. The black bear spirit on his back made the flowers bloom more vigorously, representing the strengthening of desire. When he saw Tang Sanzang's flame-patterned kasaya (flame was the symbol of Buddhism), his greed was completely ignited, and finally his greed defeated his Buddhist heart. 2. ** The connection between the animation and the original work ** - The development of the story was consistent with the plot of the 16th chapter of the original novel of Journey to the West. In the original novel, they wanted to burn Tang Sanzang to death in order to take possession of the cassock. There was a similar plot in the animation. Elder Jin Chi's words when he was defeated reflected his endless greed. In addition, Elder Jin Chi's name also hinted at his greed for gold and silver. - The Elder Jinchi in the animation corresponded to the "eyes" of the six roots, which implied the likes, dislikes, and desires of seeing. This corresponded to the "seeing joy" obtained from the double-pupiled Chongming Bird."Seeing joy" was one of the mountain bandits killed by Sun Wukong. This root tool could help to identify the leader of the group of demons. 3. ** The meaning of the animation ** - The story of Elder Jin Chi was based on greed, which showed the harm of greed, the first of the five poisons in the human heart. Under the influence of the black bear spirit, he was gradually swallowed by greed and finally suffered the consequences of his own actions. Guanyin's words,"If I don't put on this dress, how can all living beings know that my fate with the world has been broken and the golden sea has dried up?" were also thought-provoking and satirized the new desire that was generated in order to prove that I had no desire. ** 2. Analysis of the Deaf animation ** - The story of the scholar's dream was told in a stop-motion animation style. After waking up from his dream, the scholar killed the fox he had rescued and made it into a scarf. The narration at the end of the story emphasized the theme that the natural order between humans, demons, gods and Buddhas in the world of Journey to the West was naturally defined. It also hinted at the identity of Sun Wukong and the reason why he fought against the Heavenly Court. ** 3. Analysis of the Fart animation ** - A strange creature similar to Yellow-Browed that was salvaged from the sea by the villagers. It cut open its flesh and gave the villagers wealth. The villagers began to worship it, but in the end, they were conquered by greed. At the end of the animation, the Golden Cicada Master accused Huang Mei of trying to prove that humans were greedy, while Huang Mei claimed that he was the winner, proving that humans were inferior to him. Once again, he emphasized the order of nature and the theme that gods and Buddhas believed they could control lower creatures. ** 4. Analysis of the animation of Don't Listen ** - It closely described the background story of Zhu Bajie and filled in the relevant gaps in the fourth chapter of the game. It described the complicated relationship between Zhu Bajie and Zi Zhuer. Zhu Bajie was banished to the human world because he saw something he shouldn't have seen. Zi Zhuer turned into a spider spirit and descended to the mortal world. She reunited with Zhu Bajie when she was bathing in the spring of washing dirt. After Zhu Bajie set foot on the road to the west, this marriage became his unsettled feelings. ** 5. Analysis of the animation "I Can't Help Myself"** - It enriched the background of the Bull Demon King and other characters. The story began with the death of the Great Sage, Heaven's Equal in the arms of the Bull Demon King. Through flashbacks, it explained the experience of Sun Wukong and the Bull Demon King fighting against the Heavenly Court together after becoming sworn brothers. It also explained the story of Sun Wukong's westward journey and the siege of the Bull Demon King by the Heavenly Army and Heavenly Generals. In the end, the Bull Demon King was forced to submit to the Heavenly Court and joined forces with other demon kings to capture Sun Wukong. It also explained the cause of Sun Wukong's death in Black Mythology. ** 6. Analysis of the Unfinished Animation ** - In reverse order, he recalled the story of Sun Wukong fighting against the Heavenly Court again after obtaining the scriptures, following Tang Sanzang to the west to obtain the scriptures, and fighting against the Heavenly Court before going west. The core revealed the true relationship between Sun Wukong and Erlang Shen. The two planned to re-forge Sun Wukong's will by gathering the six strands of the Great Sage in the way of the destined man. Although the body of the Great Sage was dead, the will continued. Not satisfied with the game? 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The plot of Black Myth: Wukong had rich content and deep interpretation: ** 1. Analysis of the Fall of the Great Sage, Heaven's Equal ** 1. ** Backgrounds and causes ** - In the game's settings, although Sun Wukong accompanied Tang Sanzang to the West and successfully became a Buddha, he found that there were many problems with the Heavenly Court and Spirited Mountain. Those immortals appeared to be sanctimonious, but in fact, they were fighting for power and profit. Tang Sanzang's return from the scriptures was also arranged, which made Wukong realize that the scriptures were like a political show. Wukong, who had once pursued freedom, felt like he had jumped from one cage to another even bigger cage after becoming a Buddha. The position of Buddha had become a shackle, so he decided to resign from the position of Buddha and return to the Flowerfruit Mountain to be the Monkey King again. 2. ** The battle with Erlang Shen and its ending ** - However, the celestial heavens would not let him off so easily. They sent God Erlang to lead the celestial troops and generals to the Flowerfruit Mountain to encircle and suppress him. Wukong and Erlang Shen fought again, and the battle was fierce. At the end of the battle, the Golden Hoop Incantation sounded. Wukong fell to the ground in pain. Erlang Shen used the three-pointed double-edged sword to divide Wukong's body into six pieces and distributed them to five different demons. The former hero fell. This plot implied that even someone as powerful as Wukong would find it difficult to escape misfortune under the power system and established rules of the Heavenly Court. It reflected the helplessness of powerful forces being limited by the complex power structure. 3. ** Six related metaphor ** - In Journey to the West, the six thieves who were killed by Wukong were not just passers-by here. Their names implied Wukong's "six roots". Wukong's "six roots" were divided by six demons, opening a new storyline. From the perspective of human nature, this setting represented that Wukong's various sensory levels had a deep connection with his fate. It also hinted that the game explored the complex aspects of human nature, such as the sensory experience corresponding to the six roots, desires, emotions, and so on. 4. [Wukong's Fate and Freedom] - Wukong had been pursuing freedom all his life. From the freedom of the Flower-Fruit Mountain to being forced to embark on the path of learning scriptures after being suppressed by the Five Elements Mountain, and then to fighting again after becoming a Buddha, his fate had always been controlled by external forces. His death was a manifestation of his failure to fight against freedom and fate. It also reflected the world view constructed by the game, where individuals were small and powerless in the face of powerful power, fate, and other factors. ** 2. Analysis of Elder Jinchi and the Black Bear Demon's Plot ** 1. ** Elder Jin Chi's Greed Evolved ** - Elder Jin Chi's story began when he was a child. When he was a child, he took a bowl that symbolized rejection of material life and pursuit of spiritual purity to catch a toad that symbolized wealth. This behavior violated the original intention of cultivation. Later on, he met the black bear spirit and threw away the bowl to accept the treasures. As he grew up, his greed continued to grow. After seeing Tang Sanzang's flaming kasaya (flame is a symbol of Buddhism), greed was completely ignited. In the end, he lost to greed in the battle between greed and Buddha's heart. He merged with the black bear spirit in the shadow and became a beast of desire. This process reflected the gradual development of greed and the corrosion of human nature. 2. ** Connection with the original work and its meaning ** - This plot was related to the original chapters of Journey to the West, such as the fire in Guanyin Temple. Elder Jin Chi's name also revealed his true nature. The words "gold" and "pool" implied the storage of gold, silver, and other valuables. The words he said when he was defeated also showed that his greed was endless. The game started with the story of Elder Jin Chi, which implied that the "eyes" of the six roots had the likes and dislikes and desires that were born from seeing. This echoed the theme of the subsequent plot, constructing the game's criticism and exploration of human desires. ** 3. Analysis of the Destined Man's New Journey ** 1. ** Player Character's Mission ** - After Wukong died and his "six roots" were taken away, the player turned into an ordinary monkey and became a "destined man." This ordinary monkey would inherit Sun Wukong's will and embark on the journey to the West. The path he would face was full of unknowns and challenges. Not only would he have to face ferocious demons, but he would also have to deal with the pursuit of the Heavenly Court and Spirited Mountain, as well as countless conspiracies and traps. On one hand, this setting continued the spiritual inheritance of Wukong. On the other hand, it also implied that new hope was born in ordinary individuals. Even if the road ahead was difficult and dangerous, they had to fight for a certain belief (which might be freedom, justice, etc.). 2. ** The role of the mysterious old monkey ** - The mysterious old monkey on the Flowerfruit Mountain became the guide for the player characters. He wore coarse linen clothes and held a wooden staff. His face was kind but his eyes could see through the world. He would teach martial arts, tell the story of Wukong, and guide the players when they were confused. Although his identity was mysterious, he was regarded as the last hope that Sun Wukong had left for the "Destined One." He symbolized a bond of inheritance, passing on the spirit and strength of Wukong to the new protagonist and promoting the development of the new story. Not satisfied with the game? You can read the novel related to Black Myth: Wukong to understand the exciting plot!
The following is the plot analysis of Black Myth: 1. The Fall of the Great Sage, Heaven's Equal 1. ** Change in background and mood ** - In the setting of Black Myth: Wukong, although Sun Wukong accompanied Tang Sanzang to the West and became a Buddha, he was not happy. The immortals of the Heavenly Court and the Spirited Mountain appeared to be sanctimonious on the surface, but in fact, they were fighting for power and profit. Even the return of Tang Sanzang was arranged by the Spirited Mountain. This made Sun Wukong realize that the scriptures were like a political show. He, who had once longed for freedom, realized that after becoming a Buddha, he had only jumped from a cage to a bigger cage. The position of Buddha was a shackle to him. 2. ** Resistance and tragic ending ** - Therefore, Sun Wukong decided to resign from his Buddhist position and return to the Flowerfruit Mountain to be the Monkey King. However, the celestial heavens could not tolerate his departure and sent God Erlang to lead the celestial troops and generals to the Flowerfruit Mountain to encircle and suppress him. Back then, when Sun Wukong wreaked havoc in the Heavenly Palace, he had fought fiercely with Erlang Shen. This time, the battle at Flowerfruit Mountain was even more tragic. In the end, the Golden Hoop Incantation sounded, and Sun Wukong fell to the ground in pain. Erlang Shen used the three-pointed double-edged sword to divide his body into six pieces and distributed them to five different demons. His era seemed to have ended. 3. ** Six sticks and hints of human nature in the game ** - The names of the six thieves who were killed by Wukong in Journey to the West in Black Mythology: Wukong implied Wukong's "six roots". They also represented various views on human nature in the game, which also showed that the world in the game was more complicated than the original. ** 2. The new journey of the "Destined One"** 1. ** The birth of a character ** - After Sun Wukong fell, his eyes, ears, nose, tongue, body, and mind were divided by six great demons. At the same time, a new story began. The player turns into an ordinary monkey and becomes the new "Chosen One", inheriting Sun Wukong's will and embarking on the journey to the West. 2. ** The appearance of the Guide ** - On the Flowerfruit Mountain, there was a mysterious old monkey who would guide the "Chosen Ones" forward. He wore coarse linen clothes and held a wooden staff. His face was kind but his eyes were deep. He would teach martial arts, tell the story of Sun Wukong, and give advice to players when they were confused. Although his identity was unknown, he was considered the last hope left by Sun Wukong. This new journey to the West was full of unknowns and challenges. They had to cross mountains, rivers, deserts, and forests. Not only did they have to face ferocious demons, but they also had to suffer the pursuit of the Heavenly Court and the Spirited Mountain. There were also countless plots and traps. ** 3. Elder Jin Chi and the Black Bear Spirit ** - In the game, Elder Jin Chi had turned into a ghost's obsession, and the black bear spirit was guarding the Guanyin Zen Temple behind him. Elder Jin Chi's story reflected the greed in human nature. Since childhood, he had been chasing wealth (such as catching toads with a begging bowl). During his growth, his greed continued to expand. When he saw Tang Sanzang's flame-patterned kasaya, his greed was completely ignited and eventually swallowed by greed. In a sense, he became one with the black bear spirit. This plot also echoed and derived from the original work. Not satisfied with the game? You can read the novel related to Black Myth: Wukong to understand the exciting plot!
In Black Mythology: Wukong, there wasn't much about the White Bone Demon. According to the known plot, the old monkey claimed that Bai Gujing was Sun Wukong's lover and that she was killed three times in the White Tiger Ridge. In the ending, the animated short film of Journey to the West had the appearance of White Bone Demon and Sun Wukong, which indirectly confirmed the old monkey's words. At present, there is no more accurate information about the ending of White Bone Demon, which indicates that it has a clear ending. It is more like a character in the plot that has an emotional connection with Sun Wukong. Not satisfied with the game? You can read the novel related to Black Myth: Wukong to understand the exciting plot!
Black Myth: Wukong's plot was rich and complicated. The following is the full plot analysis: ** 1. Preface-Death of the Great Sage ** Sun Wukong, who had been conferred the title of "Fighting Buddha" after returning from the scriptures, could not bear the constraints of the heavenly laws. He resigned from his position and returned to Huaguo Mountain. However, the Heavenly Court saw it as an "unstable factor" and sent Erlang God Yang Jian to lead the Four Heavenly Kings, Mighty Miracle God, and other generals as well as 100,000 Heavenly troops to encircle and suppress it. At this moment, the Flowerfruit Mountain no longer had many of its former combat forces. Only Sun Wukong and his monkeys were left. Yang Jian proposed a one-on-one duel with Sun Wukong. Regardless of the outcome, the Flowerfruit Mountain could be flattened. Sun Wukong expressed that he wanted to kill everyone in the Heavenly Court, but after 300 rounds of battle, the four Heavenly Kings joined the battle. Sun Wukong wanted to change the battlefield and cast the Seventy-Two Transformations into the Eagle. At the critical moment, the Golden Hoop that should have disappeared appeared again, and Yang Jian took the opportunity to kill it. After Sun Wukong died, he turned into a stone. His soul had not completely dissipated. He turned into six spiritual objects and scattered in the world. The legend said that he could be resurrected after gathering all of them. The game story officially began. This plot implied that even if Sun Wukong succeeded in becoming a Buddha, he was not truly trusted and accepted by the Heavenly Court. His resistance was the pursuit of freedom, and his death might be a way of freedom that he chose. ** 2. The Story of Elder Jin Chi (Chapter of "Seeing")** 1. ** Elder Jin Chi's corruption ** - Elder Jin Chi had been chasing after wealth since he was a child. When he was a child, he used a bowl that symbolized the rejection of material pursuits to capture toads that symbolized wealth. He was unmoved when facing corpses, which showed his obsession with wealth. After meeting the black bear spirit, he threw away his bowl and accepted the treasures. As he grew up, the seeds of greed were deeply planted. He was wearing a kasaya with a pattern of wealth on the back (plum blossoms and peonies symbolizing the same spring as wealth). As the black bear spirit let the flowers bloom more vigorously, his desire grew stronger and he began to collect kasayas endlessly. - After seeing Tang Sanzang's flaming kasaya (flame was a symbol of Buddhism), the greed in his heart was completely ignited. Greed and Buddha's heart fought and eventually lost to greed. In the shadow, he merged with the black bear spirit and became a beast of desire. When he wanted to take possession of the kasaya, the temple caught fire (corresponding to the plot in the original novel) and was defeated in the end. 2. ** Connection with the game as a whole ** - This story implied that the eyes in the six roots represented the likes, dislikes, and desires that arose from seeing. It also echoed the first Supreme Saint root artifact,"Seeing Joy", that was obtained after defeating the black bear demon. This root artifact could be used to see through the leader of the group of demons who had hidden spirits. ** 3. Erlang Shen's opening plot ** After returning from the scriptures, the Heavenly Court sent Yang Jian to subdue Sun Wukong. When they were fighting, someone cheated and chanted the Golden Hoop Incantation. Sun Wukong was beaten into six pieces. God Erlang gave five of the corpses to the five great demons. Under the guidance of the old monkey, a young monkey went on the journey to collect the six corpses. This part of the story showed the suppression of Sun Wukong by the Heavenly Court, as well as the hidden clues about the six roots behind the story. The setting of the road to learning from the scriptures laid the foreshadowing for the subsequent plot. ** 4. Yellow-Browed Old Monster Plot ** The yellow-browed old man mocked his former colleague, Tang Sanzang. Tang Sanzang had once complained about the difference in the circumstances of the Spirited Mountain (Spirited Mountain was blessed with auspicious light and auspicious clouds, while the foot of the mountain was trapped by natural disasters. Why were some people high and mighty, while others were only worthy of kowtowing and burning incense)? Moreover, his disciples had either died or fled, and he himself had also hidden. This plot reflected the complicated situation of Tang Sanzang and his disciples after they learned the scriptures, as well as the possible doubts about the Spirited Mountain system. ** 5. Spider Demon Plot ** 1. ** Complicated relationships ** - The spider spirit and Zhu Bajie were old lovers, and Sun Wukong and Bai Jingjing were old lovers. Sun Wukong killed his wife to prove his Dao (beating the White Bone Demon three times). The White Bone Demon missed her deceased husband and even led the way for Sun Wukong's heir, the destined one. - The spider spirit caught Zhu Bajie. Although she was already white-haired, she was still infatuated with him and wanted to marry him. They also had a lovely daughter. 2. ** Pigsy's Experience ** - Marshal Tianpeng admired Chang'e in the sky and had an ambiguous relationship with the palace maids in Chang'e Palace. After he found out that Chang'e had an affair with someone else, he was demoted to the mortal world. When he was chased by a beautiful woman in Gao Laozhuang, he became a pig. When he was in a daze, he found that among the beautiful women in the hot spring pool, there was a maid who had an ambiguous relationship with him. After they spent some time together, they were abandoned because of the great cause of obtaining scriptures. ** 6. Bull Demon King Plot ** 1. ** Family relationships are chaotic ** - Taishang Laojun's furnace boy had an improper relationship with Princess Iron Fan, and the Bull Demon King turned into a Minotaur. Red Boy was not the Bull Demon King's biological son. He was born from Princess Iron Fan who was forced by the Heavenly Courts to drink the water of the Kingdom of Women. Red Boy even wanted to capture Princess Jade-faced's daughter to play with. - Red Boy ate Sun Wukong's corpse and became the Yaksha King. Princess Iron Fan claimed that he was the only bloodline of the Yaksha tribe. Red Boy committed suicide because he could not avenge the Heavenly Court's extermination. 2. ** Bull Demon King's Memories and Conflict ** - In the Bull Demon King's memories, Sun Wukong claimed that he was forced by the Heavenly Court to go to the Flaming Mountain, so he forcefully seized the fan, sent away the Bull Demon King's child, and beat his concubine to death. The Bull Demon King's anger was suppressed by Pagoda-Bearing Heavenly King Li and Nezha sent by the Heavenly Court. Before Sun Wukong died, he left his last words to the Bull Demon King. It turned out that Sun Wukong had accumulated merit to enter the celestial class so that the Heavenly Court would let him and the Bull Demon King go. ** 7. One week's fast ending ** The old monkey led the way for the Destined Man and Zhu Bajie. The small boat wandered in Sun Wukong's River of Memories. Back then, Wukong killed his wife to prove his Dao, but he still couldn't let go of his feelings. After he returned from the Western Paradise, he wanted to abandon his Buddha body and go to Huaguo Mountain to reunite with the White Bone Demon. This ending revealed Sun Wukong's emotional home after experiencing many hardships, as well as his yearning for freedom and love. It also reflected the game's deep adaptation and reinterpretation of the traditional Journey to the West story. Not satisfied with the game? You can read the novel related to Black Myth: Wukong to understand the exciting plot!
In the storyline of Black Myth: Wukong, the character Red Boy had a complicated background and destiny. Red Boy had been the center of attention since he was young. He was talented and intelligent, and his combat strength was extremely strong. After obtaining the so-called "Great Sage Root Artifact," his strength had reached its peak. He believed that he had the strength to contend against Spirited Mountain, so he wanted to challenge everything. He wanted to increase his strength to fight against the celestial heavens and the Western Heaven, but the Bull Demon King refused to give him the treasure left behind by the Great Sage, which led him to lock the Bull Demon King up. In the plot of the Flaming Mountain, the battle took place in his territory. When he encountered Sun Wukong and Zhu Bajie's alliance, his arrogance was completely shattered. The two of them had displayed their divine powers in the Heavenly Courts and Spirited Mountain, and Red Boy had previously neglected the strength of the enemy he was facing. After his failure, he faced the turning point of Princess Iron Fan kneeling down and begging him. Princess Iron Fan attempted to wake him up with her maternal love. This scene showed the deep bond between mother and son. At the same time, it hinted at Red Boy's despair. Red Boy's background was complicated. He was the last descendant of the Yaksha royal family. Rakshasi (Princess Iron Fan) raised him as her own child. After he found out about his background, he started a rebellion. However, Princess Iron Fan begged for help everywhere, but no one was willing to help her. In the end, Red Boy chose to commit suicide. This ending was controversial. On one hand, as the last descendant of the Bull Demon King, it was irrational for him to choose to end his own life because he was an important force against the Spirited Mountain. On the other hand, he saw that even if he had great power, he could not shake the destiny. Choosing to end his life could also be a way to fight against fate. His fate was not only a personal tragedy, but also a symbol of the helplessness of the demons in the face of powerful enemies. It was the core embodiment of fate and resistance in the whole work. Not satisfied with the game? You can read the novel related to Black Myth: Wukong to understand the exciting plot!
In Black Myth: Goku, the ending animation, Unfinished, appeared as the hidden ending of the game. This animated short film stunned the players and netizens at home and abroad, causing many people to call it " Unfinished." It had a unique comic book style, and its production team focused on strengthening China characteristics and integrating China emotions. Although it did not specifically consider touching foreign audiences, it also resonated with foreign audiences. Not satisfied with the game? You can read the novel related to Black Myth: Wukong to understand the exciting plot!