boss wukong

In Black Mythology: Wukong, the Bosses that might be encountered during the beginner tutorial included Guyuan (Rhinoceros Spirit, located in Canglang Ridge, after defeating it, you can obtain the Immobilizing Spell), Guangzhi (Fire Blade Wolf, located in Guanyin Temple, after defeating it, you can obtain Guangzhi Transformation), Blue-skinned Ghost (Blue-skinned big-headed, killing it can obtain the big-headed monk), and so on. These Bosses were the early challenges of the game, and their combat mode was relatively basic, helping novice players familiarize themselves with the game's combat mechanism. For example, the Blue-Skinned Ghost was a Boss. When players fought it, they had to pay attention to the logic of its skill release. It was different from some traditional 3A games. They could not rely on the "backboard" to deal with it. At the same time, the player could use Heavy Strike to break its defense, such as directly clicking or pressing the Charged Heavy Strike button (Heavy Strike has a long forward swing and cannot be actively interrupted, and it is easy to be attacked by the BOSS when used close to the face), or through the Light Combo (the fifth hit is Heavy Strike), about 4 consecutive Heavy Strikes can break its defense, causing the BOSS to fall into a weakened state for a long time, and then freely attack. 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 order of the bosses in Western Paradise was as follows: 1. Redbone Horseape. This monkey has to be fought three times. During battle, hiding behind it will give you more opportunities to attack. 2. Golden Dragon Kang was a boss that had to be fought twice. The first time they met, the boss had a large range of movement and a small output space. They needed to grasp the timing of the output. For example, when the boss was knocked down, they had to attack and then use the big head to make the boss stunned again. Before the boss took off, they had to use the Air-frozen Bead to pull the boss back to the ground and continue to attack. It was relatively easy for the boss to transform into human form. After falling from the sky, there would be a period of stun. 3. There is a hidden boss called Lotus Eye in the prison. After killing it, all the purple seals can be unlocked. 4. From the top floor of the Stupa to the top floor of the Earth Temple, he was released after killing Demon General Miao Yin. 5. After that, they would encounter other related storyline Bosses such as the humanoid Ascending Dragon and Bajie. They would also encounter Bosses such as the Green-backed Dragon. 6. The final BOSS in Western Paradise was Yellow Beard. They had to fight him twice. During battle, they could charge up their strength from a distance and dodge skills. After charging up, they could attack him. When the boss zoomed in, they would turn into stone golems. Once they were invisible, they could charge up their strength and attack. Not satisfied with the game? You can read the novel related to Black Myth: Wukong to understand the exciting plot!

Black Myth Goku's final boss was the Great Sage Remnant Body. The following are some ways to deal with this boss: 1. ** First stage of the battle ** - He could charge up to 4 cudgel strikes. Before entering the water, he would first charge up to 4 cudgel strikes and then distance himself from it. After it finished throwing the stick, it continued to move away and accumulate strength to 4 sticks. Then, it went over and hit it with a stick. This cycle continued. Four sticks could deal effective damage to it. - When a Great Sage waved his hand, a Soul Calming Technique circle would appear on the ground. If he got close, he would be injured. Therefore, he had to wait for the Great Sage to come out himself before finding an opportunity to attack, or use the four-section staff technique to attack from a distance. - The Great Sage would use all of the players 'skills, and they would be the strengthened versions. For example, the Standing Stick Style was longer than the players' and had a larger attack range. When faced with the Standing Stick Style's attack, he would dodge left and right. He also had to be careful when dealing with the combo after the vertical staff. - The Great Sage's light attack speed was about the same as the players, but the stick was longer and could roll to dodge. At this time, the players had to keep moving and not let it get close. They had to use the long-range power of the four-section stick technique to slowly consume it, while paying attention to preserving their HP and mana. 2. ** Second Stage Fighting Style ** - At this stage, the Great Sage would deprive the players of their abilities, and they could not accumulate their strength to the Four Stick Stance. When you hit it with a light stick, the Great Sage will gather and transform into Qi, so you can accumulate up to three stick forces. When you get close to the Great Sage, you can let go and change your blood after it makes a move (because it is a command monster, it will resolve the player's move). - The Great Sage absorbed all five of the player's root weapons in the second stage, and his strength soared. The player's staff technique degenerated from the fourth stage to the third stage, and his overall ability decreased. Although the staff style was basically the same as what players had learned, the length and thickness of the staff far exceeded that of the players. The damage of each of the three strikes and four strikes was very high. - Great Sage Stage Two's Standing Stick Stance would transform into several flying sticks to attack players from a distance. The flying sticks were extremely fast, and even if they were moving, they would be easily hit. Therefore, one had to grasp the timing of the flying sticks 'attacks to dodge or use Condense and Disperse Qi to dodge. - The Great Sage's poking rod had a long range and a short forward swing. It was fast and had its own overlord body. Not satisfied with the game? You can read the novel related to Black Myth: Wukong to understand the exciting plot!

The following is the strength ranking of the bosses in Black Myth: Wukong: 1. God Erlang was named the strongest BOSS by foreign media. 2. The Supreme Saint remnant body had four transformation stages. 3. King of Venomous Enemies had many fast and slow blades and some of his skills were poisoned, so he had a strong desire to attack. 4. As the hidden BOSS of the fourth chapter and the leader of the four blasphemous dragon kings, the little yellow dragon had extremely high damage when it flew into the sky. 5. White-Eyed Demon King. 6. The Yellow Wind Grand Sage had three stages. The second stage was to summon yellow wind, and the third stage was to summon Viper Ban to launch a sneak attack. 7. Yin Hu had a unique fighting style. On top of his fast and slow sword skills, he could also turn invisible and teleport, dealing high damage. 8. The Tiger Vanguard did not have much HP but had a strong desire to attack. It attacked quickly and had many skills. 9. White-robed Scholar, the first to have a two-stage attack mode. The second stage relied on luck. 10. Although Specters did not have to fight Bosses, it was still a challenge when players were short of resources in the early stages.

From the information provided, there was no explicit mention of the weakest BOSS in Black Mythology: Wukong, but there was a ranking of the more difficult bosses. For example, Ghost was the tenth most difficult BOSS, Tiger Vanguard was the ninth most difficult BOSS, and so on. Since there was no direct description of the weakest BOSS, there was no way to accurately answer which one was the weakest BOSS. Not satisfied with the game? You can read the novel related to Black Myth: Wukong to understand the exciting plot!