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Alright, let me answer for you. The names and origins of all the monsters in Journey to the West…Urgent

The names and origins of all the monsters in Journey to the West…Urgent 1 Sun Wukong: From Huaguo Mountain, an immortal who later became the protector of Tang Sanzang. 2. Zhu Bajie: From Fuling Temple. He was a demon who later became the companion of Sun Wukong. He was later subdued by Tang Sanzang. 3. Sha Wujing: From the Flowing Sand River, he was a monster who later became the companion of Sun Wukong and was later subdued by Tang Sanzang. 4. White Dragon Horse: From the Coiled Silk Cave, it was a demon who later became the mount of Tang Sanzang and was also one of the accompanying divine monkeys of Sun Wukong. 5. Demon Ox Demon King: From Red Boy's birthplace, Princess Iron Fan's hometown. The Flaming Mountain is the residence of the Bull Demon King and Princess Iron Fan. The fire of the Flaming Mountain was subdued by Red Boy. 7 Monster White Bone Demon: From the Cave of White Bones, a monster once killed the disciple of Tang Sanzang, Sun Wukong, and was subdued by Sun Wukong. 8 Monster Spider Spirit: From the Spider Cave is a monster who once bewitched Tang Sanzang and was later subdued by Sun Wukong. 9 Monster: It is a monster created by Sun Wukong himself and its name is "Monster". Red Boy, a demon from Flaming Mountain, is the son of Sun Wukong. He was once controlled by Princess Iron Fan and was later subdued by Sun Wukong. The wife of the Bull Demon King was also a demon who once bewitched Sun Wukong and was later subdued by Sun Wukong. Monster: It was a monster created by Sun Wukong himself and its name was "Monster". Monster: It was a monster created by Sun Wukong himself and its name was "Monster".

Yes, many of the Shield members are from the comics. The comics have a vast array of characters, and some of the popular ones were chosen to be featured in the various Shield-related media. This helps maintain a connection with the comic book fan base and add authenticity to the adaptations.

There are real - life locations related to it. Usually, the story is based on a particular building where all the strange events took place. But, due to the nature of the story and the potential for people to be overly curious or cause trouble, the specific location might be kept a bit of a secret. It's possible that local rumors might give some hints about the general area though.

Here are some examples of movie locations: 1. Easy Rider was filmed on U.S. Route 66. 2. " Diary of Sea Street " was shot in Shizuoka Prefecture, Japan. 3. Thelma and Louise was filmed in Deadhorse Point State Park. 4. The motorcycle diary was shot in Machu picchu, peru. 5. Food, Prayer, Love was shot in Italy, India, and Bali. In addition, there were other locations where the movie was shot, such as new Zealand, China's tropical paradise forest park, Sichuan's Swallow Valley, and so on. However, the search results provided did not provide more information about the location of the movie.

The North Pole, of course. It's the home of Santa Claus. There are his workshop full of busy elves making toys, the stables with the reindeer waiting for their Christmas Eve flight. The snow and ice all around give it a magical, wintry feel that is quintessentially Christmas.

The shooting locations of the Running Brothers were all over China, including Shanghai, Zhejiang, Shaanxi, Jiangsu, Sichuan, Anhui, Gansu, Xinjiang, Inner Mongolia, Xizang and other provinces. The specific filming locations included Shanghai Film and Television Park, 1933 Old Square, Oriental Pearl TV Tower, Madame Tussaud's Wax Museum in Shanghai, Songcheng, West Lake Cultural Square, Huangshan in Anhui, etc. In addition, Guiyang, Hangzhou, Wuzhen, South Korea, Xiushan Island, Chongqing, Luoyang, Shen Zhen, Xi'an, Xianyang, Nanjing, Haikou, San Ya, Australia and other places were also filming locations. In general, the Running Brothers filmed in many places, showing the scenery and culture of all parts of China.

The shooting locations of the Running Brothers were all over China, including Zhejiang, Shanghai, Shaanxi, Jiangsu, Sichuan, Anhui, Gansu, Xinjiang, Inner Mongolia, Xizang and other provinces. The specific filming locations included Shaoxing, Hangzhou, Fujian, Fujian, Seoul, South Korea, Xishuangbanna, Zhejiang, Zhejiang, Inner Mongolia, Inner Mongolia, Shanghai Film and Television Park, 1933 Old Square, Oriental Pearl Radio and Television Tower, Madame Tussaud's Wax Museum in Shanghai, Songcheng, West Lake Cultural Square, Huangshan, and so on.

Penglai filming locations included Yihe Road Mansion, Huanya Catherine Square, Linefriendsccafe, Xuanwu District 1912, Jianye District Nanjing Eye.

The filming locations for the celebration included Qin Han Film and Television City in southern Guizhou, Qin Han Film and Television City in Duyun, Yunnan Stone Forest and Xiangshan Film and Television City in Zhejiang.