Please keep it going with Chapter 3. I watched Journey to the West and still doesn't understand all the villain origin like how you explain them. This helps a lot to understand the lore.
Lingji is a kinda evil Budda in game. Some text implied that he is the one who dispatched Fuban to attack kingdom and created the Budda heads which corrupted Shigandang. After yellow sage saving the kingdom. He took yellow sage as his disciple and took him away. Without sage‘s protection, the kingdom finally destructed. Lingji is also likely to be related to the event that people all over the kingdom became mice.
There’s also a layer of conspiracy theory stating the yellow wind sage is more of a tragic hero than a villain, knowingly or unknowingly manipulated by his master Lingji; while Lingji has knowingly permitted the tragedy of the golden kingdom to happen, as punishment of their abandoning the Buddhist beliefs. This is a second perspective of the story hidden in various character descriptions in the game. The lore of this game really is getting even better, it seems to draw a clear line between the good and the bad, but if you pay attention the world is much more ambiguous and morally grey. It’s a “black” version of the beloved myth story after all.
Thank you! The deeper metaphor reflects how those in power control those below them as the original novel was written during the Ming Dynasty and, in some ways reflected the ruling systems of that time too.
Honestly, this is so heavily hinted in the descriptions it's not really a conspiracy theory anymore. Lingji is directly/indirectly responsible for lots of the tragic events across Yellow Wind Ridge. One of them being that Yellow Wind Sage wanted to give Yaoguais like himself a place to live peacefully with humans, but that didn't last long since a mysterious disaster was soon brought to his kingdom, turning every person into rat Yaoguais. It is believed that Lingji did this, as he was shown to be discriminative against Yaoguais. In the cutscene where we meet Yellow Wind Sage in the boss stage, he said "where disparity persists, bloodbaths may arise". His supposed "madness" may be directly against Lingji's past actions and the "disparity" that Yaoguais had to face in this world. To him, Wukong dying in front of him is yet another proof of this disparity, therefore he said to the destined one "I cannot escape, nor can you", as they can both be seen as Yaoguais, born to be looked down upon.
Appreciate your efforts in putting out these lore videos. This actually had me pay huge respect to game sciene's creative ways of carefully crafting their version of how the events would unfold after journey to the west and braiding it in such a perfect manner with the existing deep myth of wukong. Just woowww i meann to anyone calling wukong is just a boss rush game these wukong lore series will definitely make them realise how much of an insignificant judgement they had made of this game. PLEASE continue with this series of lore of wukong❤❤❤❤
In fact, Lingji is hinted in the descriptions to be directly/indirectly responsible for lots of the tragic events across Yellow Wind Ridge. One of them goes like this: After defeating the giant beetle, Yellow Wind Sage was seen as hero by the kingdom and was given a highly regarded ministry role. He wanted to give Yaoguais like himself a place to live peacefully with humans. This however did not last long since a mysterious disaster was soon brought to his kingdom, turning every person into rats. Out of guilt, he chose to leave. It is believed that Lingji did this, as he was shown to be discriminative against Yaoguais (you can tell by his quote at the end of the animation). He did not like the fact that the kingdom worshiped a Yaoguai (Yellow Wind) instead of Buddha so he turned the people into Yaoguais. It is also believed that the giant beetle Fuban was brought to the kingdom by none other than Lingji himself as well. In the cutscene where we meet the "maddened" Yellow Wind Sage, he said "where disparity persists, bloodbaths may arise". His supposed "madness" could be a direct result from Lingji's past actions and the "disparity" that Yaoguais had to face in this world. No matter what good deeds you do, or how great of a person you are, you cannot defy your own identity (or destiny) as a lowly being. To him, Wukong dying in front of him is yet another proof of this disparity, and an unavoidable end to his kind, therefore he said to the destined one "I cannot escape, nor can you", as they can both be seen as Yaoguais, born to be looked down upon.
Fuban was definitely sent by Lingji, the head on his back looked exactly like Lingji's head and in its eyes was the wind-stopping pearl, one of the two iconic artifacts associated with Lingji. He placed it on Fuban specifically to counter yellow wind sage's magic. Shigandang and all the drama associated with the buddha heads are also Lingji's doing as all those heads are identical and match him. Ironically Lingji may once have been an yaoguai before becoming bodhisattva. If you read the background on Lingji you can see all the underlings of Yellow Wind curse him with names like "big bird" or "that bird man", and his depicted as having human upper body and bird lower body. When he shows his true form if you look closely indeed his legs are double jointed and not human. He may well have been a bird yaoguai who achieved buddhahood, yet immediately goes to suppressing other yaoguai to keep them downtrodden under his theory of "everyone has their own destiny and should stay in their lane", as depicted in the closing animation.
So far, I just got to the Tiger Vanguard and I think it's my favorite boss entrance. Walking up the to temple and just the overall atmosphere when you see him is sick.
Same i really enjoyed his battle even if i died he saw far 1 of bosses i want to continues to fight with it felt like fun battle you wanted fight at least multi times❤
Wow amazing stuff! I gotten close to the end of chapter 6 but thought I revisit the lore and explanations of previous chapters as I was confused with some parts. How you explain these characters and stories makes me appreciate this game even more. It’s not a simple story that is as clear as black and white. So much intricacies and depth to these characters! I can’t wait for you to do the next chapters! Keep up the good work!
It's confusing when they start a new chapter. Like what makes him choose his next destination, how does he get there, and what happens in the opening scene of the new chapters such a 2 and 3? Why is he loaded with arrows in 2 and why is he a statue with fat baby dude???
"fat bay" LOL!!!! Looks at that fat baby's ear, it's a typical budda ear, it means that baby is a budda in baby form! Everyone in east familar with Buddism knows it.
At the end of this chapter, Lingji Bodhisattva actually lied to us. There are two things he said: 1. Yellow Wind Sage steal the relic 2. Yellow Wind Sage cut his head off. These are his own statements, however, in the ending animation of chapter 5, you can see from Demon Bull King's memory that the relics are acutally given to the Monsters as reward by the Gods. That is a more objective perspective to me. Thus, if Lingji lied about NO.1, then he probably also lied about NO.2, he probably seduced the Yellow Wind Sage to think he had a chance to chop off Lingji's head. This is all a setup for our main character to come and defeat yellow sage and claim the relic. People may wonder why the gods want mc to gather the relic if they don't want Wukong to be resurrected. My assumption isthat because there is no way they can wipe out Wukong's existence completely, so they designed this journey for us to gather the relic and defeat old Wukong's shell, put on the headband and be their pawn again. After clear the game, you would notice every main boss we encountered in each chapter, has some sort of connection to the Gods. The reason Wukong can't die is becasue he was born from a stone that absorbed the energy of the nature, therefore he can't be truely killed, otherwise the gods could just destroy the stone. However, the Gods could control him by leading the mc to gather the first 5 relics and willingly put on the head band. Therefore, be controled again. And obivously they can't just give the relic to mc, that would be too suspicious, and we wouldn't willingly put on the headband, becasue only after we have survived many challenges, we will truly feel like we achived something, and is at this exact moment, you let your guard down. In ending 1, we let the old monkey put the headband on, andit looks like a classic hero's story, defeating enemies, and become one with the gods. This is kind of like in God of War, when Kratos finally becomes the God of War, Athena tried to use a green light to help him "ease" the pain. Those are all just ways to control.
Thanks, You are right. The deeper metaphor reflects how those in power control those below them. The original novel was written during the Ming Dynasty, and at some way reflected to the ruling systems of that time. But that subject is too complex to cover in a lore video, so I prioritized focusing on the bosses, yaoguai, and incidents from the novel that inspired the game to help players understand the story and like JTTW as I do.
Makes alot of sense, especialy after u beat erlang, u get to hear wukongs voice saying he will be free, and in the true ending u get to wake up before the crown is put on wukongs head
Isn't the older tiger the tiger vanguard and the younger tiger the mad tiger? I thought once his older brother surrendered he ran away and stole the accomplishments of his older brother, that's partly how he got the tiger acolyte
Yeah I thought so too. I remember reading that the younger one was the one that left out of outrage that the older one decided to become a vanguard for the yellow wind sage
You are right, Sorry I got mixed up between the two. I made corrections in this video and will adjust in next video about Tiger Alcolyte which involves the Mad Tiger (Younger Brother)
You are mistaken with the Stone Vanguard being the child of the Stone Gods in chapter 2. The Son of Stone wandered away from Yellow Ridge and can be found observing the giant cricket in chapter 6.
It is stronly suggested in the game that the rat curse upon the people of the Sahali Kingdom is Boddhisattva Lingji's doing. Note the game is called "Black Myth". Buddhas, Boddhisattvas, deities and gods in this game are not necessarily benevolent beings (just like the Greek Pantheon in God of War). Make sure to take their words with a grain of salt. Don't fall for that "wow~ Chinese elders living in the mountain so wise" trope.
Well that only happened after the King's ego made him order his army to raze the buddhist's temples, kill and exile them from his kingdom, it was karmic punishment against the king
@@abdallahawad9262 good for you to catch that. But hear this: idol worshiping is considered a less benevolent way of Buddhism practice (its not banned, just not encouraged). A real Buddha that achieved enlightenment should not even care about such trivial worldly matter. Even the old monkey commented at the chapter's end that some Boddhisattva (means Lingji really) is not entirely pure from worldly sins.
@@abdallahawad9262 yeah, it's all karmic cycle, one lead to another. a tragic fate of all living in the cycle of reincarnation, that's one of the points of the story.
Though it is not directly implied in any source, I believe everyone thinks the same. Hence, the Buddha heads appear everywhere, including on Fuban's back. All of this seems like a punishment after the kingdom ceased practicing Buddhism and began worshiping rats.
Super thorough and informative!! Thank you for the effort. Just a small suggestion for future videos - perhaps you can incorporate the original mandarin way to pronounce the names of the characters :)
Yes the characters like Tiger Acolyte, Gore-eye Daoist, The Loong brothers,…I plan to cover them in small videos about Side Boss characters. Since the main characters already have a complicate connection, so I prioritized those have direct connection to the Main boss/incident. Like in chapter 1 everything is about one incident and one boss Black Bear Guai. Chapter 2 has many creations by game maker. That’s why I avoided to over complicate the video. Thank you and stay tune for more!
There's a girl that appears at the start of chapter 4, she appears a few more times but then you don't know anything about her. Or I missed a cutscene?
I don't understand why the Fuban fight was in Kingdom of Sahali, isn't that the kingdom with three fake sage daoist? Is there any reference to those three fake daoist?
@@blushingralseiuwu2222 Did you mean the three fake Daoist in Kingdom of Chechi (Chechi guo, 車遲國). Where three yaoguais disguised as daoists to became king’s advisors. journeytothewestresearch.com/2020/02/10/archive-13-alchemy-and-journey-to-the-west-the-cart-slow-kingdom-episode/?amp=1
Hm, I wish you actually delved deeper into the journal entries and cross referenced them. Right now you're just reading off the individual entries lol. It'd be more interesting if you talked about the Mad Tiger and the Tiger Acolyte's relationship or even how the yellow sage's rebellion against his master is both noble and hypocritical.
Thank you! Since the main characters already have a complicate connection, so I prioritized those have direct connections to the Main boss/incident. Like in chapter 1 everything is about one incident and one boss Black Bear Guai. Chapter 2 has many creations by game maker. That’s why I avoided to over complicate the video. I plan to cover others in small videos about Side Boss characters too.
Yes the characters like Tiger Acolyte, Gore-eye Daoist, Loong brothers,…I plan to cover them in small videos about Side Boss characters. Since the main characters already have a complicate connection, so I prioritized those have direct connection to the Main boss/incident. Like in chapter 1 everything is about one incident and one boss Black Bear Guai. Chapter 2 has many creations by game maker. That’s why I avoided to over complicate the video. Thank you and stay tune for more!
Tiger acolyte was the father of the sick child, he lead people of the village to the mad tiger to exchange for his child's potion. The villager found out and went mad, they murdered the child and when the father came back to find his child dead, he lost his mind and killed the whole village
You are right, I mixed up between the two. I made corrections in this video and adjusted in next video about Tiger's Alcolyte which involves the Mad Tiger (Younger Brother)
You are right, Sorry I mixed up between the two. I made corrections in this video and will adjust in next video about Tiger Alcolyte which involves the Mad Tiger (Younger Brother)
@@tharhtet7693 Thank you! Yes I really like Vaativydia’s videos and want to follow that style too. It takes skills and a lot of time to reach that level.
Hello, is your video written by AI ? The transitions feel unnatural, so do the numerous repetitions in the text. Otherwise, the content and information we are looking for are all in the video so that is not much of a problem
Please keep it going with Chapter 3. I watched Journey to the West and still doesn't understand all the villain origin like how you explain them. This helps a lot to understand the lore.
You are welcome and thank you for understanding my efforts
Lingji is a kinda evil Budda in game. Some text implied that he is the one who dispatched Fuban to attack kingdom and created the Budda heads which corrupted Shigandang. After yellow sage saving the kingdom. He took yellow sage as his disciple and took him away. Without sage‘s protection, the kingdom finally destructed. Lingji is also likely to be related to the event that people all over the kingdom became mice.
There’s also a layer of conspiracy theory stating the yellow wind sage is more of a tragic hero than a villain, knowingly or unknowingly manipulated by his master Lingji; while Lingji has knowingly permitted the tragedy of the golden kingdom to happen, as punishment of their abandoning the Buddhist beliefs. This is a second perspective of the story hidden in various character descriptions in the game. The lore of this game really is getting even better, it seems to draw a clear line between the good and the bad, but if you pay attention the world is much more ambiguous and morally grey. It’s a “black” version of the beloved myth story after all.
Thank you! The deeper metaphor reflects how those in power control those below them as the original novel was written during the Ming Dynasty and, in some ways reflected the ruling systems of that time too.
Honestly, this is so heavily hinted in the descriptions it's not really a conspiracy theory anymore. Lingji is directly/indirectly responsible for lots of the tragic events across Yellow Wind Ridge.
One of them being that Yellow Wind Sage wanted to give Yaoguais like himself a place to live peacefully with humans, but that didn't last long since a mysterious disaster was soon brought to his kingdom, turning every person into rat Yaoguais. It is believed that Lingji did this, as he was shown to be discriminative against Yaoguais. In the cutscene where we meet Yellow Wind Sage in the boss stage, he said "where disparity persists, bloodbaths may arise".
His supposed "madness" may be directly against Lingji's past actions and the "disparity" that Yaoguais had to face in this world. To him, Wukong dying in front of him is yet another proof of this disparity, therefore he said to the destined one "I cannot escape, nor can you", as they can both be seen as Yaoguais, born to be looked down upon.
I can't believe these videos aren't more popular, keep this up, really look forward to your videos.
Thank you a lot!
Appreciate your efforts in putting out these lore videos. This actually had me pay huge respect to game sciene's creative ways of carefully crafting their version of how the events would unfold after journey to the west and braiding it in such a perfect manner with the existing deep myth of wukong. Just woowww i meann to anyone calling wukong is just a boss rush game these wukong lore series will definitely make them realise how much of an insignificant judgement they had made of this game. PLEASE continue with this series of lore of wukong❤❤❤❤
Thank you!! This means a lot to us.
In fact, Lingji is hinted in the descriptions to be directly/indirectly responsible for lots of the tragic events across Yellow Wind Ridge.
One of them goes like this: After defeating the giant beetle, Yellow Wind Sage was seen as hero by the kingdom and was given a highly regarded ministry role. He wanted to give Yaoguais like himself a place to live peacefully with humans. This however did not last long since a mysterious disaster was soon brought to his kingdom, turning every person into rats. Out of guilt, he chose to leave.
It is believed that Lingji did this, as he was shown to be discriminative against Yaoguais (you can tell by his quote at the end of the animation). He did not like the fact that the kingdom worshiped a Yaoguai (Yellow Wind) instead of Buddha so he turned the people into Yaoguais. It is also believed that the giant beetle Fuban was brought to the kingdom by none other than Lingji himself as well.
In the cutscene where we meet the "maddened" Yellow Wind Sage, he said "where disparity persists, bloodbaths may arise".
His supposed "madness" could be a direct result from Lingji's past actions and the "disparity" that Yaoguais had to face in this world. No matter what good deeds you do, or how great of a person you are, you cannot defy your own identity (or destiny) as a lowly being. To him, Wukong dying in front of him is yet another proof of this disparity, and an unavoidable end to his kind, therefore he said to the destined one "I cannot escape, nor can you", as they can both be seen as Yaoguais, born to be looked down upon.
Fuban was definitely sent by Lingji, the head on his back looked exactly like Lingji's head and in its eyes was the wind-stopping pearl, one of the two iconic artifacts associated with Lingji. He placed it on Fuban specifically to counter yellow wind sage's magic. Shigandang and all the drama associated with the buddha heads are also Lingji's doing as all those heads are identical and match him.
Ironically Lingji may once have been an yaoguai before becoming bodhisattva. If you read the background on Lingji you can see all the underlings of Yellow Wind curse him with names like "big bird" or "that bird man", and his depicted as having human upper body and bird lower body. When he shows his true form if you look closely indeed his legs are double jointed and not human. He may well have been a bird yaoguai who achieved buddhahood, yet immediately goes to suppressing other yaoguai to keep them downtrodden under his theory of "everyone has their own destiny and should stay in their lane", as depicted in the closing animation.
It was a shame that I could not know the entire journey to the west before I started this game
It's never late. Maybe it'll enhance the story after playing the game.
@@lol0ajo neat, thanks
@@octapusxft np
@@lol0ajo theres an english dub aswell
I watch these vids after i complete a chapter just to make sure i got it cuz im kinda slow ngl
So far, I just got to the Tiger Vanguard and I think it's my favorite boss entrance. Walking up the to temple and just the overall atmosphere when you see him is sick.
If you think that was sick then you are surely in for a treat in the following chapters. 😉
Same i really enjoyed his battle even if i died he saw far 1 of bosses i want to continues to fight with it felt like fun battle you wanted fight at least multi times❤
@@maxchen9185 Kang Jin Loong is my new favorite entrance lol
Keep this up can’t wait for the rest of the chapters especially 4
I agree chapter 4 seems really deep with lore
So glad people are doing this lore just like the souls games.
Wow amazing stuff! I gotten close to the end of chapter 6 but thought I revisit the lore and explanations of previous chapters as I was confused with some parts.
How you explain these characters and stories makes me appreciate this game even more. It’s not a simple story that is as clear as black and white. So much intricacies and depth to these characters!
I can’t wait for you to do the next chapters!
Keep up the good work!
Thank you! Comments like this really motivate us!
10:57 I didn't know you could trigger both bosses. Wow.
You are a legend for creating these boss lore for Black Myth Wukong! Just what I need, it keeps me interested in playing the game
Thank you! This motivation means a lot!
It's confusing when they start a new chapter. Like what makes him choose his next destination, how does he get there, and what happens in the opening scene of the new chapters such a 2 and 3? Why is he loaded with arrows in 2 and why is he a statue with fat baby dude???
"fat bay" LOL!!!! Looks at that fat baby's ear, it's a typical budda ear, it means that baby is a budda in baby form! Everyone in east familar with Buddism knows it.
At the end of this chapter, Lingji Bodhisattva actually lied to us. There are two things he said: 1. Yellow Wind Sage steal the relic 2. Yellow Wind Sage cut his head off. These are his own statements, however, in the ending animation of chapter 5, you can see from Demon Bull King's memory that the relics are acutally given to the Monsters as reward by the Gods. That is a more objective perspective to me. Thus, if Lingji lied about NO.1, then he probably also lied about NO.2, he probably seduced the Yellow Wind Sage to think he had a chance to chop off Lingji's head. This is all a setup for our main character to come and defeat yellow sage and claim the relic.
People may wonder why the gods want mc to gather the relic if they don't want Wukong to be resurrected. My assumption isthat because there is no way they can wipe out Wukong's existence completely, so they designed this journey for us to gather the relic and defeat old Wukong's shell, put on the headband and be their pawn again. After clear the game, you would notice every main boss we encountered in each chapter, has some sort of connection to the Gods. The reason Wukong can't die is becasue he was born from a stone that absorbed the energy of the nature, therefore he can't be truely killed, otherwise the gods could just destroy the stone. However, the Gods could control him by leading the mc to gather the first 5 relics and willingly put on the head band. Therefore, be controled again. And obivously they can't just give the relic to mc, that would be too suspicious, and we wouldn't willingly put on the headband, becasue only after we have survived many challenges, we will truly feel like we achived something, and is at this exact moment, you let your guard down. In ending 1, we let the old monkey put the headband on, andit looks like a classic hero's story, defeating enemies, and become one with the gods. This is kind of like in God of War, when Kratos finally becomes the God of War, Athena tried to use a green light to help him "ease" the pain. Those are all just ways to control.
Thanks, You are right. The deeper metaphor reflects how those in power control those below them. The original novel was written during the Ming Dynasty, and at some way reflected to the ruling systems of that time.
But that subject is too complex to cover in a lore video, so I prioritized focusing on the bosses, yaoguai, and incidents from the novel that inspired the game to help players understand the story and like JTTW as I do.
Dang. I trusted lingji because I liked his singing lol
Makes alot of sense, especialy after u beat erlang, u get to hear wukongs voice saying he will be free, and in the true ending u get to wake up before the crown is put on wukongs head
@@jacks1678 yeah, I like the song but not trust him
Isn't the older tiger the tiger vanguard and the younger tiger the mad tiger? I thought once his older brother surrendered he ran away and stole the accomplishments of his older brother, that's partly how he got the tiger acolyte
Yeah I thought so too. I remember reading that the younger one was the one that left out of outrage that the older one decided to become a vanguard for the yellow wind sage
You are right, Sorry I got mixed up between the two. I made corrections in this video and will adjust in next video about Tiger Alcolyte which involves the Mad Tiger (Younger Brother)
Subscribed and liked cause these are so helpful in knowing the lore! I need chapter 3 asap please 🙏🏼
Thank you! This is so detailed and good! really helpful!
You are mistaken with the Stone Vanguard being the child of the Stone Gods in chapter 2. The Son of Stone wandered away from Yellow Ridge and can be found observing the giant cricket in chapter 6.
That s another one
This video is awesome! Looking forward for the next chapters
Thank you!!!
It is stronly suggested in the game that the rat curse upon the people of the Sahali Kingdom is Boddhisattva Lingji's doing.
Note the game is called "Black Myth". Buddhas, Boddhisattvas, deities and gods in this game are not necessarily benevolent beings (just like the Greek Pantheon in God of War). Make sure to take their words with a grain of salt. Don't fall for that "wow~ Chinese elders living in the mountain so wise" trope.
Well that only happened after the King's ego made him order his army to raze the buddhist's temples, kill and exile them from his kingdom, it was karmic punishment against the king
@@abdallahawad9262 good for you to catch that. But hear this: idol worshiping is considered a less benevolent way of Buddhism practice (its not banned, just not encouraged). A real Buddha that achieved enlightenment should not even care about such trivial worldly matter. Even the old monkey commented at the chapter's end that some Boddhisattva (means Lingji really) is not entirely pure from worldly sins.
@@abdallahawad9262 yeah, it's all karmic cycle, one lead to another. a tragic fate of all living in the cycle of reincarnation, that's one of the points of the story.
Just by the intro I can tell u need more subs.
Appreciate it !
The younger tiger vanguard is my favourite character and boss from chapter 2
You didn’t talk about tiger acolyte :/ his story was so good
He did
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Did the video mention Bodhisawa turns the king and his people into rats? (Because they worship the rat)
Though it is not directly implied in any source, I believe everyone thinks the same. Hence, the Buddha heads appear everywhere, including on Fuban's back. All of this seems like a punishment after the kingdom ceased practicing Buddhism and began worshiping rats.
Awesome video bro, keep them coming
Thank you!!
Love these type of vids and the lore behind the bosses for each chapter, keep it up!!👍
Thank you!!!
Great video! Can't wait for chapter 3!
Thank you!!!
Love your reviews but we need ALL the chapters Gangg
Can’t wait till the next video keep it up 👍🏻
Great video !!!
Great video
great work. keep it up!
Super thorough and informative!! Thank you for the effort.
Just a small suggestion for future videos - perhaps you can incorporate the original mandarin way to pronounce the names of the characters :)
Hopefully a part two for some of the other guys like tiger acolyte and that stone dog
Yes the characters like Tiger Acolyte, Gore-eye Daoist, The Loong brothers,…I plan to cover them in small videos about Side Boss characters.
Since the main characters already have a complicate connection, so I prioritized those have direct connection to the Main boss/incident. Like in chapter 1 everything is about one incident and one boss Black Bear Guai. Chapter 2 has many creations by game maker. That’s why I avoided to over complicate the video.
Thank you and stay tune for more!
There's a girl that appears at the start of chapter 4, she appears a few more times but then you don't know anything about her. Or I missed a cutscene?
Chapter 3 is gonna be dope
Thanks for explaining, didn't know the rat guy who killed the beetle was the Yellow Wind Sage.
I don't understand why the Fuban fight was in Kingdom of Sahali, isn't that the kingdom with three fake sage daoist? Is there any reference to those three fake daoist?
@@blushingralseiuwu2222 Did you mean the three fake Daoist in Kingdom of Chechi (Chechi guo, 車遲國). Where three yaoguais disguised as daoists to became king’s advisors.
journeytothewestresearch.com/2020/02/10/archive-13-alchemy-and-journey-to-the-west-the-cart-slow-kingdom-episode/?amp=1
@@Williamsweeb yeah, that's the one. Is that different from Sahali?
@@blushingralseiuwu2222 No, Sahali is a creation by the game developer.
@@Williamsweeb actually, Sahali is just different/old translation of Chechi, that's why I was confussd
@@blushingralseiuwu2222 Nope, Sahali is a Country that bajie mentioned when they reached fire mountain in the Journey to the West.
Top tier content!
@@mrclutch505 Thank you!!!
I acually killed the stone bosses separate x-D
Cause of this game i became interested with the journey of wukong. What can you guys suggest as the best thing to watch now probably in netflix?
we need chapter 3
Hm, I wish you actually delved deeper into the journal entries and cross referenced them. Right now you're just reading off the individual entries lol. It'd be more interesting if you talked about the Mad Tiger and the Tiger Acolyte's relationship or even how the yellow sage's rebellion against his master is both noble and hypocritical.
Thank you! Since the main characters already have a complicate connection, so I prioritized those have direct connections to the Main boss/incident. Like in chapter 1 everything is about one incident and one boss Black Bear Guai. Chapter 2 has many creations by game maker. That’s why I avoided to over complicate the video.
I plan to cover others in small videos about Side Boss characters too.
Amazing work
Ty for this!
What about the tigers acolyte. I know that the game explained that one but he deserves a mention
Yes the characters like Tiger Acolyte, Gore-eye Daoist, Loong brothers,…I plan to cover them in small videos about Side Boss characters.
Since the main characters already have a complicate connection, so I prioritized those have direct connection to the Main boss/incident. Like in chapter 1 everything is about one incident and one boss Black Bear Guai. Chapter 2 has many creations by game maker. That’s why I avoided to over complicate the video.
Thank you and stay tune for more!
@@Williamsweeb Thanks, we are counting on creators like you
Think the DLC could be the actual journey to the west like a prequel??
I only have one question: if the yellow wind sage was a good yaoguai, why he kidnaped wukong's master?
good people do bad things sometimes. For example: If a good mortal kill a special human then he will be an immortal or even god.
Why is the mad tiger under the well though?
And what's Tiger Acolyte story?
Tiger acolyte was the father of the sick child, he lead people of the village to the mad tiger to exchange for his child's potion. The villager found out and went mad, they murdered the child and when the father came back to find his child dead, he lost his mind and killed the whole village
I think you kinda mess up the tigers myman
You are right, I mixed up between the two. I made corrections in this video and adjusted in next video about Tiger's Alcolyte which involves the Mad Tiger (Younger Brother)
Great video, but isn't the lore for the Mad Tiger and Tiger Vanguard the other way around? I thought the Mad Tiger was the younger brother.
You are right, Sorry I mixed up between the two. I made corrections in this video and will adjust in next video about Tiger Alcolyte which involves the Mad Tiger (Younger Brother)
more plsss 😢
love the contents. Although the storytelling style could do better, like those Prepare to Cry series of Dark soul.
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Thank you! Yes I really like Vaativydia’s videos and want to follow that style too. It takes skills and a lot of time to reach that level.
@@Williamsweeb yeah I understand. Keep the great work bro. love your contents.
Hello, is your video written by AI ? The transitions feel unnatural, so do the numerous repetitions in the text. Otherwise, the content and information we are looking for are all in the video so that is not much of a problem
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Thank you!
没读懂剧情了属于是😂
黑神话里黄风怪并不是简单的因为追求力量导致他疯了，他之所以追求力量的原因是因为参与了围剿孙悟空，看到孙悟空死了他害怕了。而且你没没搞懂佛教在这里面干了什么，一个是制造问题(太阳落水里导致的次声波，你信是这原因吗，国家怎么建立得了呢，如果一开始这个国家的小孩就都会死的话)，另一方面是提供解决方案(鼓)，整个自导自演，让世人尊佛。国王要灭佛，菩萨就急了，把自己座骑弄过来杀人，被黄风怪偶然路过杀了，菩萨更气了，把整个国家都变成老鼠。整个这个国家的悲剧都是因为佛(食利阶级)导致的，如果没看懂这点，你这些剧情解析算什么解析。
bro this A.I voice is soooooo garbage lol