Legend of the Mad King was a derivative work of Journey to the West. In the Legend of the Mad King, the Mad King Luo Hou and Tathagata had fought many times. There was a story where Luo Hou defeated Tathagata for the first time, which was thought to be unreasonable by some readers. However, the author's design was a way for the Mad King to return to the main plot, not against the main plot. In the main storyline, Sakra was defeated in the final battle of the abandoned city, and the final battle before the establishment of the abandoned city had yet to arrive. During the construction of the abandoned city, Tathagata and Luo Hou fought. At that time, they were evenly matched. Tathagata needed to lose to Luo Hou once to regain his memories and cultivation from his previous life. As the plot developed, Tathagata had already comprehended his cultivation from his previous life and was constantly becoming stronger until he reached his peak. Although Luo Hou, who was in the Anatta Realm, was on par with Rulai, Rulai might have an even stronger form that he had yet to display. Before the final battle, Luo Hou would build the abandoned city at the place where the first battle was fought. When Sakra attacked the abandoned city, he suffered a crushing defeat. If Rulai hadn't intervened to stop it, Luo Hou would have been chasing after Sakra. 300 years ago, he had almost killed his way into the Heavenly Palace. Rulai acted as a truce envoy to stop the war because he knew that continuing to fight would cause irreparable losses to both Heaven and Asura for ten thousand years.
In Journey to the West, Tathagata had at least a thousand years of cultivation in his previous life, but he was killed by Asura in his previous life.
There were a total of nine episodes in the Savage King anime, and all nine of them included the battle between the Savage King, Luo Hou, and Tathagata. However, the specific battle between the Savage King and Tathagata was not explicitly mentioned in which episode.
The Wise Mad King and Tathagata had fought many times, and both sides were equally strong. There was no clear winner. For example, 300 years ago, the two of them had fought to a standstill. In the Legend of the Mad King, they had fought to a standstill. Gautama had to lose to Luo Hou once in order to regain his memories and cultivation. However, this did not mean that he had lost in a real battle. In general, there was no clear outcome in the battle between the Mad King and Gautama.
In Journey to the West, it was hard to tell who was stronger than Tathagata and the Mad King. Gautama was a powerful being and was known as the number one expert in the Heaven Realm (excluding the Three Pure Ones). The Wise Mad King was also a formidable fighter. Tathagata was still able to fight the Wise Mad King to a standstill even when he was in a weakened state. The Wise Mad King even admitted that Tathagata had the power to take him down with him. However, if Rulai was at his peak, his strength would not be inferior. Therefore, it was not easy to determine whether the Mad King was stronger or weaker than Tathagata. The outcome of the battle between the two would be affected by many factors.
The Final Battle in the Temple of Hades was the fourth work in the Percy Jackson Olympian Heroes series, and the author was Lake Rierton. The story was about Percy, son of the Sea God, and Annabeth, daughter of Athena, who were dragged into the Land of the Undead by magic beasts. They were faced with the evil Goddess Gaia opening the Door of Death for revenge, as well as the resurrection and siege of ancient magical beasts. In order to save them, Leo, the son of Hephaestus, the God of Craftsmanship, and his companions had to find the entrance to the Door of Death in the mortal world. The specific plot and ending could only be understood after reading the book.
In Journey to the West, the battle between Sun Wukong and the Mad King had different endings. Usually, Sun Wukong would be at a disadvantage when fighting the Mad King alone. However, under certain circumstances, Sun Wukong would use ingenious strategies, such as using Asura's focus when his warrior soul was ignited, and stealing the skull of the Mad King with his clone to win the bet. However, in terms of true combat power, even ten Wukongs were no match for the Mad King Luo Hou. If Kill-hearted Guanyin, Buddha, Sun Wukong, Three-eyed General, and Ksitigarbha worked together, Sun Wukong would use his doppelganger to interfere, Buddha would be the assassin to deal damage, and Kill-hearted Guanyin, Three-eyed General, and Ksitigarbha would be the main force to fight head-on. Only then would they have a chance of defeating the Mad King. In the end, with his unyielding will and powerful strength, Sun Wukong defeated the Wise Mad King and sealed him in an extremely cold place.
In Journey to the West, the battle between Sun Wukong and the Mad King had different endings. Under normal circumstances, Sun Wukong would be at a disadvantage if he fought the Mad King alone. However, in certain situations, Sun Wukong used clever strategies, such as using Asura's focused state when his warrior soul was ignited, and stealing the skull of the Mad King with his clone to win the bet. However, in terms of actual combat strength, even ten Wukongs were no match for the Mad King Luo Hou. If Kill-hearted Guanyin, Buddha, Sun Wukong, Three-eyed General, and Ksitigarbha worked together, Sun Wukong would use his doppelganger to interfere, Buddha would be the assassin to deal damage, and Kill-hearted Guanyin, Three-eyed General, and Ksitigarbha would be the main force to fight head-on. Only then would they have a chance of defeating the Mad King. In the end, with his unyielding will and powerful strength, Sun Wukong defeated the Wise Mad King and sealed him in an extremely cold place.
The reason why " Journey to the West " was so popular was mainly because it was a side story of " Journey to the West ". It told the story of the young Mad King of the Ashura race, Rahu. This side story changed the main character setting of the main film, focusing on the Mad King Rahu. It described his path of growth and his struggle with the Ashura race. The audience was very interested in this new storyline, so the Mad King's Journey to the West quickly became a hot topic after it was released. Although the exact reason was still unclear, it could be speculated that the audience was curious and expectant about the new storyline and character setting, which made "The Mad King of the Western Journey" the hottest topic.
" Mad King 2 " was a comic published by Sichuan Fine Arts Press in July 2021. The editor was Zheng Jianhe and the painter was Deng Zhihui. The story described how young Youyu became the new queen of Asura and fought a battle of wits and courage with the Heavenly Gods Council. At the same time, it revealed the truth of Asura's expulsion a hundred years ago. This was the second book in the " Mad King " series, and it was the prequel to the Golden Dragon Award-winning manga," Journey to the West." In the era of the ancient gods, there were eight tribes in the world, including the Heaven Tribe, the Dragon Tribe, and the Asura Tribe. They were collectively known as the Dragon God Eight. The essence of the Asura Clan was to be fearless and fight to the end. However, they were expelled from the Heaven Realm and fell to the mortal world. The young Youyu became the new queen of Asura and was about to lead the tribe to migrate, but he was besieged by the gods. A fish showed extraordinary courage and fighting spirit. The creators of " Mad King 2 " were Zheng Jianhe and Deng Zhihui. Zheng Jianhe was a well-known Chinese mangaka and screenwriter, while Deng Zhihui was a mangaka. This manga focused on combat and depicted the Asura King's path of youth.
In the tenth chapter of the book "Mad King", the war between the Heavenly Realm and the Asura Clan began. At that time, the Wise Mad King had already gained the approval of the King of Pain, the King of Slaughter, and the King of Abyss, and had attracted a large number of followers. They decided to find a new habitat to build a new king's city. At this moment, the Heaven Realm army had descended. Although the war had affected the other races, the four kings of Asura were not afraid at all. The Wise Mad King and his men were the first to be attacked by the Heaven Realm, but the Wise Mad King was not afraid at all. He declared that he would build a capital on the corpse of the God of Heaven, turning the blood of the God of Heaven into rivers and the flesh and bones into soil. In the end, the Wise Mad King defeated the 100,000-man army, and the sword of Sakra was left behind in this land, becoming the symbol of the Wise Mad King's victory over the army.