In Journey to the West, the spider demon had met many opponents. The typical ones were the members of the Buddhist team such as Sun Wukong and the centipede demon of the Yellow Flower Temple. Compared to Sun Wukong and the rest of the team, the Spider Spirit was at a disadvantage. Tang Sanzang went to beg for food and was tied up by seven spider demons to the Silk Cave. However, he was later rescued by Sun Wukong and his brothers. Although the spider demons had navel coiling silk (a spell that allowed the silk rope to come out of the navel) and a three-foot sword, they were unable to defeat Sun Wukong in their confrontation. They were captured and killed by Sun Wukong in the end. Compared to the centipede demon (Hundred Eye Demon Sovereign), the spider demon was weaker. When Tang Sanzang and his disciples arrived at the Temple of Yellow Flowers, the spider spirit was defeated by Sun Wukong and went to the Temple of Yellow Flowers to find her senior brother, the centipede spirit, to avenge them. Although the centipede spirit was also defeated by Sun Wukong and the others, the centipede spirit's methods made it difficult for Sun Wukong to deal with it. For example, his Thousand-Eyed Golden Light trapped Sun Wukong. If it was not for the help of Vairocana Bodhisattva, it would be difficult for Sun Wukong to defeat the centipede spirit. However, the spider spirit obviously did not have such a powerful ability. Therefore, in general, among the opponents that the spider demon encountered, the spider demon was relatively not that powerful. Read more exciting novels for free
In the original novel of Journey to the West, the spider spirit was finally subdued by Vairocana Bodhisattva. After Tang Sanzang was captured by the spider spirit in the Coiling Silk Cave, Sun Wukong rescued Tang Sanzang and captured the spider spirit. Later, the spider spirit was refused to exchange hostages by the multi-eyed monster (centipede spirit) and was finally beaten into meat paste by Sun Wukong. Vairocana Bodhisattva subdued the multi-eyed monster and even took in the spider spirit to clean the courtyard, so that they had a positive outcome. <a href="/?from=ask_words" style="color:red" target="_blank">Read more exciting novels for free</a>
In the 82nd edition of Journey to the West, the seven spiders were played by Yao Jia, the Red Spider, Liu Qian, the Blue Spider, Du Xianghui, the Green Spider, Lu Haiyu, the Pink Spider, Yang Su, the Yellow Spider, Liu Lin, and Azima, the Orange Spider. <a href="/?from=ask_words" style="color:red" target="_blank">Read more exciting novels for free</a>
The information of the actor who played the spider spirit in the Zhejiang version of Journey to the West may not be clear or widely known, so it is impossible to determine the name of the spider spirit. <a href="/?from=ask_words" style="color:red" target="_blank">Read more exciting novels for free</a>
The scorpion spirit was subdued by the Pleiades Sun Official. Sun Wukong and Zhu Bajie joined forces to fight the scorpion spirit. They were injured by the scorpion spirit's poison pole and were defeated. After the guidance of Guanyin Bodhisattva, Sun Wukong invited the Pleiades Star Officer. The Pleiades Sun Star Official revealed its true form as a rooster and barked at the scorpion spirit twice. The scorpion spirit's entire body went limp and died after revealing its true form. <a href="/?from=ask_words" style="color:red" target="_blank">Read more exciting novels for free</a>
In the 1986 CCTV version of Journey to the West, the Black Fox Spirit was originally the military counselor of Bai Jing. After Bai Jing died, she became the subordinate of the yellow-robed monster and appeared in the tenth and eleventh episodes. This character was not in the original work. After Tang Sanzang was captured by the yellow-robed monster, the black fox spirit told Tang Sanzang that the three people killed by Sun Wukong were all demons transformed from white bones. In the end, they were killed by Zhu Bajie with a nine-toothed rake. In the tenth episode," Three Beats the White Bone Demon," the demon-shaped black fox spirit was played by Qiu Bichang. In the eleventh episode," The Wise Monkey King," the demon-shaped black fox spirit was played by Li Hongchang, and the human-shaped black fox spirit was played by Han Fengxia. The yellow-robed monster's true identity was one of the twenty-eight constellations of the Upper Realm, the Kui Wood Wolf Star. He lives in Bowzi Mountain's Boyue Cave. His weapon is a steel knife. He knows transformation, black eye immobilizing magic, and other spells. He was originally a Kui Wood Wolf from the celestial heavens. Because he had an affair with the jade girl who served incense in the Hall of Fragrance, the jade girl was reincarnated as Princess Baihua Xi. Kui Wood Wolf descended to the lower realm and was taken away by the demon princess. They were husband and wife for 13 years. The yellow-robed monster caught Tang Sanzang because he had mistakenly entered the Boyue Cave. Later, Princess Baihua advised him to let Tang Sanzang go. However, after Tang Sanzang and his party arrived at Baoxiang Kingdom, Zhu Bajie and Monk Sha came back to save the princess. After the two sides fought, Monk Sha was captured. The yellow-robed monster went to Baoxiang Kingdom to turn Tang Sanzang into a tiger. In the end, Zhu Bajie invited Sun Wukong to subdue him. The Jade Emperor punished the yellow-robed monster to go to the Taishang Laojun to make a fire. Soon after, he was restored to his original position and had helped the Buddhist team to deal with demons many times. In the eleventh episode of the 1986 edition of Journey to the West, the yellow-robed monster was played by Ren Fengpo. Watching Journey to the West: Sun Wukong Beats the White Bone Demon Three Times is not enough. Everyone is welcome to click to read the novel!
The main reason why Journey to the West TV series did not follow the original plot of the spider spirit was that the spider spirit was a more complicated character in the original. Its image and personality were different from those in the TV series. In addition, the Spider Demon also involved some religious and philosophical issues in the original work. The TV series producers might not have considered these issues. In Journey to the West, the Spider Demon was a female monster with supernatural powers. She lived in a cave in the Xiliang Kingdom of Women. Due to her special body structure and soul, she could transform into various forms and possess extraordinary abilities. However, the spider demon also had some bad habits, such as eating delicious food and drinking alcohol. In the original novel, the image and personality of the spider demon were more complicated. She not only had extraordinary abilities, but also had deep thoughts and feelings. Therefore, the producers of the TV series might make some adjustments to the image and personality of the spider demon to ensure that the audience of the TV series could better understand and appreciate the character.
1. Demon King of Confusion (Wearing a dark gold helmet, reflecting the light of the sun; wearing a black silk robe, fluttering in the wind. He was dressed in black iron armor, tied tightly with leather straps, and wore flowery pleated boots. He looked like a general. The Yellow Eyebrowed Monster 3, the Golden Horn King 4, the Silver Horn King 5, the Kui Wood Wolf 6, the Golden-Winged Roc 7, the Nine Spirit Sage 8, the Black Bear Monster 9, the Tai Sui 10, the Nine-Headed Bug 11, the Tiger Strength, the Deer Strength, the Goat Strength Immortal 12, the Bull Demon King 13, the Leopard Spirit 14, the White Bone Spirit 15, the Rat Spirit 16, the Red Boy 17, the Fine Ghost 18, the Smart Bug 18, the Yellow Wind Monster 19, the Murky, the Murky 20. The Hundred Eye Demon Sovereign (centipede demon) 21, the Lion Fox Monster 22, the Nine-Tailed Fox, and so on. These were some of the monsters in Journey to the West. He could not find an album that specifically integrated the pictures of these monsters.
In Journey to the West, many monsters were subdued. For example, Yellow-Browed Buddha was Maitreya Buddha's child who descended to the mortal world as a demon. He used magic treasures such as the Human Sack to cause many obstacles for Tang Sanzang and his disciples, and was finally subdued and taken away by Maitreya Buddha. The Bull Demon King was Sun Wukong's sworn brother. He had powerful mana and displayed his supernatural powers in the battle with Sun Wukong and the others. However, he was later subdued. Buddha conferred him the title of Luosha Ghost King. He was immortal and created his own country, Luosha Kingdom. Red Boy was the son of the Bull Demon King. He was good at using the Fire-tipped Spear and knew the True Samadhi Fire. After he was subdued by Guan Yin Bodhisattva, he became the Good Fortune Boy. The Golden Horn King and the Silver Horn King were the furnace keepers of the Grand Supreme Elder. They brought the purple-gold red gourd, the suet jade bottle, and many other magic treasures to the lower realm to become demons. Through Sun Wukong's wisdom and negotiation, the Grand Supreme Elder finally descended to the lower realm to take them back. There was also the goldfish spirit in Guan Yin Bodhisattva's goldfish pond that became a demon in the Tongtian River. Guan Yin Bodhisattva used a bamboo basket to subdue it. The black bear was chosen by Guan Yin Bodhisattva and stopped Sun Wukong from killing it. The black bear was subdued and became the guard of Luojia Mountain. Although the Six-Eared Macaque had the same abilities as Sun Wukong, it was killed by Sun Wukong with a single strike instead of being subdued. Pipa Spirit (Scorpion Spirit), a scorpion from Thunder Sound Temple. Its main skill was Poisonous Horse Stance. It was eventually killed by Pleiades Sun Official instead of being subdued. The process of subduing these monsters had their own characteristics, reflecting the rich imagination and profound meaning of the novel. If one wanted to read the novel Journey to the West, which contained the story of these monsters being subdued, one could buy a printed book or read the original work on a formal e-book platform to fully appreciate the wonderful plot and profound cultural heritage. <a href="/?from=ask_words" style="color:red" target="_blank">Read more exciting novels for free</a>
The following are some of the more famous monster files in chapters 1 - 50 of Journey to the West: ** 1. General Yin (near the 1st round)** 1. ** Basic Form ** - It was a fierce tiger that had yet to form a human body. It was a low-level demon. 2. ** Backstory ** - It appeared in the early days of Tang Sanzang's westward journey and was one of the first demons Tang Sanzang encountered. ** 2. Black Bear Spirit (16 - 17)** 1. ** Basic Form ** - A monster that looks like a black bear. It can walk upright and has a certain level of intelligence. 2. ** Ability and Spell ** - He was skilled in martial arts and was good at fighting with Sun Wukong. He also had endless strength. 3. ** Backstory ** - Lives in the Black Wind Cave of the Black Wind Mountain. Likes to be cultured and elegant. Often talks about Buddhism with some evil spirits. ** 3. Yellow Wind Monster (Chapter 20 - 21)** 1. ** Basic Form ** - It was originally a yellow-furred marten at the foot of the spiritual mountain. After becoming a spirit, it turned into a demon. 2. ** Ability and Spell ** - He was good at blowing the yellow wind. The wind was so powerful that it made Sun Wukong's eyes sore and difficult to open. 3. ** Backstory ** - He was originally at the foot of the Spirited Mountain. Because he stole the clear oil from the Glazed Cup, he was afraid of being captured by the Vajra and ran to the Yellow Wind Ridge to become a demon. ** 4. White Bone Demon (Chapter 27)** 1. ** Basic Form ** - They could transform into beautiful women, old women, and old men, but in reality, they were transformed from a pile of bones. 2. ** Ability and Spell ** - He was good at transformation and used his human appearance to confuse Tang Sanzang and his disciples. In particular, he tried to deceive Sun Wukong three times and drive a wedge between him and Tang Sanzang. 3. ** Backstory ** - He had no specific background or backing, and he relied on his own transformation ability to become a demon in the White Tiger Ridge. ** 5. Yellow-robed Monster (Vol 28 - 31)** 1. ** Basic Form ** - It was originally the Kui Wood Wolf Star that descended from the sky. Its appearance was that of a demon in a yellow robe. 2. ** Ability and Spell ** - Strong martial arts, able to fight with Sun Wukong for many rounds, and has a certain amount of mana. 3. ** Backstory ** - Because he had feelings for the jade girl who served incense in the Hall of Fragrance, he thought of the mortal world and occupied the mountain as a demon. ** 6. Gold Horn King and Silver Horn King (32 - 35)** 1. ** Basic Form ** - Golden Horn King was his brother, and Silver Horn King was his younger brother. They both looked like children and held many treasures. 2. ** Ability and Spell ** - He had a purple-gold red gourd, a suet jade bottle, a Seven Star Sword, a banana fan, a golden rope, and other powerful magic treasures. For example, the purple-gold red gourd. If the other party responded to the name, they would be sucked into the gourd. 3. ** Backstory ** - It turned out to be the furnace boy beside the Grand Supreme Elder who had stolen the Grand Supreme Elder's magic weapon and descended to the mortal world to become a demon. ** VII. The Fake King of Wuji (Chapter 36 - 40)** 1. ** Basic Form ** - The green-furred lion that Manjushri sat on transformed into the king of Wuji Kingdom. 2. ** Ability and Spell ** - He had the ability to govern the country and had bewitched the people of Wuji for many years. He also had a certain amount of martial strength and could fight with Sun Wukong. 3. ** Backstory ** - He was sent by Manjushri Bodhisattva to the Wuji Kingdom to punish the king. Later, he became a demon because he occupied the throne privately. ** 8. Red Boy (Vol 40 - 42)** 1. ** Basic Form ** - He was the son of the Bull Demon King and Princess Iron Fan. He looked like a child and was called the Holy Infant King. 2. ** Ability and Spell ** - He knew the True Samadhi Fire, and its smoke gave Sun Wukong a headache. Sun Wukong was not afraid of fire, but his eyes were afraid of smoke. 3. ** Backstory ** - Relying on the power of the Bull Demon King's family, he became a demon in the Fire Cloud Cave of the Withered Pine Stream on Mount Hao. ** 9. Alligator Dragon (Chapter 43)** 1. ** Basic Form ** - He was the son of the Dragon King of the Jing River, a crocodile-like monster. 2. ** Ability and Spell ** - He had a certain ability in the water and could stir up trouble. 3. ** Backstory ** - Because the Jing River Dragon King was killed, he became a demon in the Black River and took over the Black River God's cave. Watching Journey to the West: Sun Wukong Beats the White Bone Demon Three Times is not enough. Everyone is welcome to click to read the novel!
Among the monsters in Journey to the West, the Golden-Winged Eagle was considered the strongest monster. In terms of seniority, it was Tathagata's maternal uncle. Its mother was a phoenix that had just been born from chaos. It had an extremely powerful background in the three worlds and was the second generation of an invincible official. Moreover, its own strength was quite strong. Its martial strength and intelligence were both on the line, and its speed completely crushed Sun Wukong's Somersault Cloud. It was at the foot of the Spirited Mountain. Even if it ate the people of an entire country, it was not punished. It had even reincarnated as Yue Fei, Li Yuanba, and so on. However, there were also people who believed that Yuan Sage Jiuling was very powerful. He was the mount of Lord Taiyi Salvation of Misery. His original form was a nine-headed lion. He was a clear stream in the demon world and was not interested in the meat of Tang Sanzang. If he had not stood up for his grand-disciple, he would not have met the group of people who were trying to obtain scriptures. He could kill the group of people who were trying to obtain scriptures in one move. His own strength might be the strongest in the demon world, but because his background was not as good as the Golden-winged Great Eagle, he was second. The other stronger demons were the Green Bull Spirit. It was the mount of the Grand Supreme Elder. It had a powerful background. Its magic weapon was the Vajra Bracelet. It could even take away Nezha's six pieces of equipment. Sun Wukong could not shake people to no avail. He could only find its master to solve it. The Yellow-Browed King was a child under the Maitreya Buddha. His magic weapon, the Human Race Bag, and the golden cymbals made his equipment invincible. Sun Wukong lost four battles. He could not even shake people. In the end, he had to ask Tathagata to help. The Scorpion Spirit was able to fight Sun Wukong and Zhu Bajie for 80 rounds without losing. She had even injured Buddha. Even Guan Yin Bodhisattva did not dare to approach her. However, she had no background and was eventually subdued. The Bull Demon King was powerful and powerful. Sun Wukong could not do anything to him. The Six-Eared Macaque was a replica of Sun Wukong. Moreover, its supernatural power was even better. Only Buddha could control it. The Yellow Wind Monster could even fight Sun Wukong with a steel fork. The wind of its big move made it difficult for Sun Wukong to resist. The Hundred Eye Demon Sovereign was able to fight Sun Wukong head-on. Its thousand eyes could break Sun Wukong's indestructible body, but it was restrained by the Pleiades Sun Star Official. Red Boy had learned the True Samadhi Fire, causing Sun Wukong to suffer a lot. While waiting for the TV series, you can also click on the link below to read the classic original work of "Dafeng Nightwatchman"!