🐒Correction Scene #16 There's a mistake at 1:16:54. When I checked on the text at 1:17:00, I noticed I forgot to include the Chinese text in there. In Chinese, the Buddha says "a mere seven days on your mountains is A THOUSAND of year", but in the English translation it is "several thousands years". So if we go by the original language of the book, then it should be: 7 days (human realm) = 1000 years (Mount Lingshan), which translates to 1 day (human realm) = 142 years (Mount Lingshan) The Chinese tex: 如来道：“山中方七日，世上已千年。不知在那厢伤了多少生灵，快随我收他去。” Sorry my mind was gone while I was editing this video, and I am the Chinese who is bad at math. You got me. 🐒Afterword To all of you who is striving to achieve your goals in life, please remember: "Embarking on the journey to obtain the scriptures is more important than reaching Mount Lingshan." (踏上取经路，比抵达灵山更重要 -- FENG, Ji (CEO of Game Science) It is the journey that shapes us into who we are.
Its about the Journey not the destination ✨ Wu Kong coudlve just yeeted Tang San Zang to Ling Shan with his nimbus cloud, but he wouldn't have went through yhe 81 trials where they truly leanr and grow from their hardships. I guess its also a representation of shortcuts to success isnt necessarily a great option all the time because this success is often short lived, and cannot sustain for long. Like ahem* ahem* incompetent leaders who got their role via nepotism
@@GL-iv4rwyokai has roughly the same meaning as demons or monsters as with Yao Guai. BUT, the connotation of what is a monster in Japan and their lores may differ from Chinese. Iirc, for Yokai, Human beings can become them due to their unhealthy obesessins
@@shadower227 Actually, that is a question Zhu Bajie asks Wukong somewhere between Chapters 20 to 30. Wukong, Bajie, Sandy and the Dragon Horse have celestial bodies, and are basically equal to the elements, so traveling for example with the somersault cloud does nothing for them. For humans however it is deadly, because humans have mortal and physical bodies and therefore cannot endure such methods of travel. Tripitaka HAS to travel by foot.
Hahah I love that the transformation battle was like "I'm gonna be a hawk!" "Well I'm gonna be a snake!" "Well I'm gonna be a crane!" ".....Well I'm gonna be a birb that F%*&'s birbs!" *Erlang visible sweating* 😂
From a canadian who knew nothing about wukong or Journey to the west before this game, THANK YOU! Your videos have been very informative and helpful in understanding parts of the story and game better
Btw I like how confident you sound here, and more expressive. Compared to the last video which was still really good, you seem much more comfortable now! This keeps the video really entertaining
Hey Yugene, you know the theme you mentioned that reminded you of your childhood at 1:40:36? I'm pretty sure that Game Science had actually paid homage to this theme. In the game, if you accumulate the maximum focus points needed for the wukong stance whilst having the full wukong armour set equipped, the destined one will plant the staff down, extend it high up in the air and slam down three times. When this animation is triggered, that theme song you mentioned actually plays. If you don't believe me, find this video: Black Myth Wukong - MAX LEVEL 342 Vs Bosses++++ NG+++ Gameplay (NO DAMAGE) (the thumbnail has the destined one against the yaksha king) and go up to the 20 second mark. I'm pretty sure that is the theme mentioned. Also, really enjoyed this video. It was very interesting and fun to watch, especially when you made the joke about Spider-Ham!
I get the skill that you are saying, oh I was just not sure if that's from the 1996 JTTW. Lately I have been rewacthing the 1996 and 1998 JTTW, and I noticed the opening of the game is the same as the opening for the 1996 JTTW: Wukong going against the Celestial court and soldiers by himself
@@yugenelhc😂 thanks for clarifying there’s two diff series to JTTW. I watched it when I was a kid so I had no idea there was a sequel. I remember I thought the monk (in the second one) was very handsome and when I watched the first episode it was the first series and I was like wow the monk looks very feminine I had no idea there were two diff actors
Thank you for your videos! I've beat the game 3x and watching your video gave me a better understanding of the game and the lore! Can't wait for the DLC i don't want these videos to end!
I rarely watch 1 hour length vids unless it really has my interest or if the commentary/documentary of the video is really well done, which in this case yours is really great! Now I know the context of those cutscenes while also having a few newly found knowledge from some cultural lessons.
Indonesian watched 1996, 1998 & God of Honour too! Although the local version title wasn't Journey to the West but "The Mighty Monkey King" and localized cool intro/opening with a rap. Those 3 are my first gate for Journey to the West & playing Black Myth Wukong sent me to that childhood.
Wooooo! Been looking forward to this video. I started reading Journey to the West, and found translations for the additional books that served as inspiration for Game Science. I just have one remark regarding Erlang. I’ve seen many people say that he was always part of Wukong’s plan, but to me, it felt more like he didn’t know until he beat Wukong and took the Mind relic with him. Only then did he start gaining awareness of Wukong’s true intentions, and how they align with his. So what makes you think he was always part of Wukong’s plan?
This is a wonderful video! I can tell you put a lot of time and effort into it! You've got yourself a supporter. Quick question: I just finished reading 西游记 (mostly so I could better appreciate Black Myth Wukong lol). Do you have any recommendations of what I could read next to learn more about Chinese history and culture?
I actually watched all of this 😂. you did an amazing job keeping me interested. Also you are very funny, beautiful and i like your vibe. you got a subscriber
Loved the video, although are you going to make another video om the true ending in regards to the other Legend if Wukong book, with the good and evil Wukong? Because that got me intrigued and i wondered if it had any relevance with the true ending
Would you consider making a series of thorough tellings and analyses of Journey and other Chinese mythology? I’ve always been interested, but the books are thousands of pages and I just don’t have time for that. But I would have time to listen while washing the dishes and you seem to very well versed in the culture. I think many people here would show up
Maybe I will do an introduction video of The Investiture of the Gods. Nezha, Erlang, Lijing and a nine tailed fox are in it. It takes place many many years before Wukong's birth. Yea Nezha is old, don't get fool by his handsome and youthful look
Yep, the actor Dicky Cheung said in an interview: "Most actors really focus on portraying a successful Monkey King, but it seems like no one portrays the image of another title from the original book, the Handsome Monkey King. So, the production company wanted me to also emphasize the 'handsome' aspect in my portrayal.
I was wondering why Chapter 6's true ending animation was left out in your other video covering the first 5 chapters' ending animations, but I'm actually glad to have sat through the entire 1h45m in one sitting and listening to all this. Very enlightening summary of JTTW, thank you.
I think the first scene in the chapter 6 animation when wukong puts the bowl down, is actually not the present (it's just wukong and not the destined one with wukong's memories). It is actually right before the game starts when wukong vs Erlang. I'm just confused, how do we know this is the destined one after beating the game and not a flash to where sun wukong storms the celestial gates after his people were killed? (beginning of the game before we take on Erlang and the headband appears.)
Yooo that was an awesome video. You're so charismatic and managed to keep me engaged throughout the whole video. Thank you for sharing your knowledge, I'm super excited for the next videos!!👏 👏 👏 👏 👏
I watched the 1986 and 1996 version back in the 90s. This videos really brings me back a lot of good memories back then. Wonderful recap and suddenly all these stories come rushing back piece by piece hahah
The moment i saw it is 1 hour and 45 minutes, my instant thought was "This is gonna be a movie, i gotta bring my snacks and drinks in." Just you wait after i finish my class
Your elaboration related to the game is so good... In addition you add the context from the book and tv series. The JTTW 1996 is my favorite childhood series. It is so memorable since I need to secretly watch the series from my mother (she prohibited me since the series is aired at night lol - I live in Indonesia). I just learned that the actual JTTW have more darker story rather than the JTTW 1996 series. Thanks a lot, I watch your video from the start to the end. Anyway, I'm in the last chapter of BMW 😁. Wish me luck fighting Erlang Shen.
After my initial playthrough of the game I read all of Journey to the West. It was nice remembering all of the stories as I watched your video. I especially appreciate the clarification about where the game differs from the book, especially in regard to Lady White Bone. I can understand why the Chinese don't like how the game changed it. That story is one of the most frustrating in the whole journey! After everything Wukong does to protect Tang Sanzang, how can he not trust Wukong?
Yes! We the vietnamese have seen the 1986 Journey To The West! ❤ And if you let a asian kid who grew up in the 80s and 90s listening to just the small bit of the important part of the 1986 version song then they will immediately say: "Sun Wukong!"😊😊😊 I still get childhood tears listening to it over and over again. 😢😢😢
10:36 Guardian: Sorry sir, your free trial has ended. Wukong: I've subscribed to premium. And i will subscribe to your service as well. Guardian: Understandable, have a nice day.
I was wondering what that mural was at 8:36. It’s near the top of the pagoda realm, after you fight the captain and escape the mural will be a small bit ahead on the left.
There's a mistake at 1:16:54. When I checked on the text at 1:17:00, I noticed I forgot to include the Chinese text in there. In Chinese, the Buddha says "a mere seven days on your mountains is A THOUSAND of year", but in the English translation it is "several thousands years". So if we go by the original language of the book, then it should be: 7 days (human realm) = 1000 years (Mount Lingshan), which translates to 1 day (human realm) = 142 years (Mount Lingshan) my bad 🥹
59:20 not sure if the words are in Hindi. it's probably Sanskrit (ancient Indian language)but written in a different script. I might be wrong about it but it's definitely not Hindi.
When you said analyzing the true ending was going to be longer, I was not expecting one hour and forty five minutes long. 😅 Oh well. I bought some snacks for this.
curtain lifting general... omg. the celestial palace sure did have a way of making useless jobs seem important. just like large companies. or people in linked in when they try to make their call center job sound more important by calling it "customer communication and relations specialist"
can you pleaase make a video with the lore about mount lingshan. ive heard it mentioned plenty of times in the game but im not able to find what exactly happened, like the entire lore of mount lingshan and im ery curious
23:55 in the show he was referred to as “Third Prince” and in the game there was a character called third prince and he was found in chapter 3 where the great pagoda was at. So does that mean they are the same person?
@@yugenelhc long story short Horus was fighting his uncle Set to avenge his father Osiris and for the throne of Egypt. They have a big god fight that last several days and it ends with Set trying to rape Horus this fails so to retaliate Horus jerks off into Sets food without him knowing. Since Set ate Horus semen Horus wins the throne of Egypt.
Hi, awsome video, just one thing i don't agree on. The last scene in grey colour, where he puts the bowl down, i think that is just before the prologe of the game, where he goes to fight everyone alone.
Everyone always critiques the Buddha for his “turning the other cheek” or “turning a blind eye” to these demons but you have to understand the full depth of Buddha-hood. Did you guys even read the novel? The entire novel is about second chances. TangZang constantly using the headband against Wukong isn’t him being a mean or horrible master worthy of hating. He is trying to teach Wukong the ways of Buddhism. No matter how evil or impure someone may be, who are we to cast judgement ? The entire novel is a lesson on spreading love. And love being the answer.
You missed the part where he brought the peaches in a big giant bag for all the monkeys on the mountain..😂😂😂 so technically, all of them have a very long lives.. PS loves your content! Great explanation over all..
i love your interpretations of wukong lore for us western audiences i always loved him on surface level but with black myth i got to enjoy this great piece of chinese mythos that is the victorious fighting buddha question though because of how widely received wukong is in china would you say he is to china that godzilla is to japan? not so much in terms of destruction or anything but a widely loved character
🐒Correction
Scene #16
There's a mistake at 1:16:54. When I checked on the text at 1:17:00, I noticed I forgot to include the Chinese text in there. In Chinese, the Buddha says "a mere seven days on your mountains is A THOUSAND of year", but in the English translation it is "several thousands years". So if we go by the original language of the book, then it should be:
7 days (human realm) = 1000 years (Mount Lingshan), which translates to 1 day (human realm) = 142 years (Mount Lingshan)
The Chinese tex: 如来道：“山中方七日，世上已千年。不知在那厢伤了多少生灵，快随我收他去。”
Sorry my mind was gone while I was editing this video, and I am the Chinese who is bad at math. You got me.
🐒Afterword
To all of you who is striving to achieve your goals in life, please remember:
"Embarking on the journey to obtain the scriptures is more important than reaching Mount Lingshan." (踏上取经路，比抵达灵山更重要 -- FENG, Ji (CEO of Game Science)
It is the journey that shapes us into who we are.
What's the difference between yaoguai and yokai?
Its about the Journey not the destination ✨
Wu Kong coudlve just yeeted Tang San Zang to Ling Shan with his nimbus cloud, but he wouldn't have went through yhe 81 trials where they truly leanr and grow from their hardships. I guess its also a representation of shortcuts to success isnt necessarily a great option all the time because this success is often short lived, and cannot sustain for long. Like ahem* ahem* incompetent leaders who got their role via nepotism
@@GL-iv4rwyokai has roughly the same meaning as demons or monsters as with Yao Guai. BUT, the connotation of what is a monster in Japan and their lores may differ from Chinese. Iirc, for Yokai, Human beings can become them due to their unhealthy obesessins
@@shadower227 Actually, that is a question Zhu Bajie asks Wukong somewhere between Chapters 20 to 30. Wukong, Bajie, Sandy and the Dragon Horse have celestial bodies, and are basically equal to the elements, so traveling for example with the somersault cloud does nothing for them. For humans however it is deadly, because humans have mortal and physical bodies and therefore cannot endure such methods of travel. Tripitaka HAS to travel by foot.
I hope this video makes you rich somehow. You put a lot of effort into this and I’m deeply impressed. No other comments, you deserve praise.
Thanks for the good wish and support
"Babe, wake up! Yugene dropped the good ending video!"
legit been waiting since the bad one.
Ifkr! I’ve been waiting for this for so long 😭
the moment i saw that this video was over an hour long i knew it was gonna be FIRE! thank you for all your hard work.
Thanks for all the research work you did for us! 👏
Hahah I love that the transformation battle was like "I'm gonna be a hawk!" "Well I'm gonna be a snake!" "Well I'm gonna be a crane!" ".....Well I'm gonna be a birb that F%*&'s birbs!" *Erlang visible sweating* 😂
The part where you become a mega monkey and fight the 4 kings is the coolest thing I ever seen in a video game
This video of yours telling us the lore of Blackmyth Wukong is actually helped me in understanding most of its stories. Many thanks.
Been waiting for this!! So excited to have you back!
感谢您对文化输出做出的贡献
"where is the horse? he did a lot of the leg work!" - that had me laughing, well done :))
From a canadian who knew nothing about wukong or Journey to the west before this game, THANK YOU! Your videos have been very informative and helpful in understanding parts of the story and game better
Btw I like how confident you sound here, and more expressive. Compared to the last video which was still really good, you seem much more comfortable now! This keeps the video really entertaining
Hey Yugene, you know the theme you mentioned that reminded you of your childhood at 1:40:36? I'm pretty sure that Game Science had actually paid homage to this theme. In the game, if you accumulate the maximum focus points needed for the wukong stance whilst having the full wukong armour set equipped, the destined one will plant the staff down, extend it high up in the air and slam down three times. When this animation is triggered, that theme song you mentioned actually plays. If you don't believe me, find this video: Black Myth Wukong - MAX LEVEL 342 Vs Bosses++++ NG+++ Gameplay (NO DAMAGE) (the thumbnail has the destined one against the yaksha king) and go up to the 20 second mark. I'm pretty sure that is the theme mentioned.
Also, really enjoyed this video. It was very interesting and fun to watch, especially when you made the joke about Spider-Ham!
I get the skill that you are saying, oh I was just not sure if that's from the 1996 JTTW. Lately I have been rewacthing the 1996 and 1998 JTTW, and I noticed the opening of the game is the same as the opening for the 1996 JTTW: Wukong going against the Celestial court and soldiers by himself
@@yugenelhc😂 thanks for clarifying there’s two diff series to JTTW. I watched it when I was a kid so I had no idea there was a sequel. I remember I thought the monk (in the second one) was very handsome and when I watched the first episode it was the first series and I was like wow the monk looks very feminine I had no idea there were two diff actors
Thank you for your videos! I've beat the game 3x and watching your video gave me a better understanding of the game and the lore! Can't wait for the DLC i don't want these videos to end!
I rarely watch 1 hour length vids unless it really has my interest or if the commentary/documentary of the video is really well done, which in this case yours is really great! Now I know the context of those cutscenes while also having a few newly found knowledge from some cultural lessons.
I've been REALLY looking forward to this video!
Indonesian watched 1996, 1998 & God of Honour too! Although the local version title wasn't Journey to the West but "The Mighty Monkey King" and localized cool intro/opening with a rap.
Those 3 are my first gate for Journey to the West & playing Black Myth Wukong sent me to that childhood.
Oh I didn't know that, ha learned something new today. Do you have a link to the rap intro you mentioned
Wooooo! Been looking forward to this video.
I started reading Journey to the West, and found translations for the additional books that served as inspiration for Game Science.
I just have one remark regarding Erlang. I’ve seen many people say that he was always part of Wukong’s plan, but to me, it felt more like he didn’t know until he beat Wukong and took the Mind relic with him. Only then did he start gaining awareness of Wukong’s true intentions, and how they align with his.
So what makes you think he was always part of Wukong’s plan?
This was a great summary of the Journey To The West story! Thank you so much for making this 😄
So glad you came back with this video! Fellow cantonese speaker too HAHA
This is a wonderful video! I can tell you put a lot of time and effort into it! You've got yourself a supporter.
Quick question: I just finished reading 西游记 (mostly so I could better appreciate Black Myth Wukong lol). Do you have any recommendations of what I could read next to learn more about Chinese history and culture?
I actually watched all of this 😂. you did an amazing job keeping me interested. Also you are very funny, beautiful and i like your vibe. you got a subscriber
This has to be my favorite video you have done! 😂
Loved the video, although are you going to make another video om the true ending in regards to the other Legend if Wukong book, with the good and evil Wukong? Because that got me intrigued and i wondered if it had any relevance with the true ending
Would you consider making a series of thorough tellings and analyses of Journey and other Chinese mythology? I’ve always been interested, but the books are thousands of pages and I just don’t have time for that. But I would have time to listen while washing the dishes and you seem to very well versed in the culture. I think many people here would show up
May I suggest a 2023 movie : Creation of the Gods I: Kingdom of Storms
It is the first to a soon to be released trilogy, about the mythology of 封神榜.
Maybe I will do an introduction video of The Investiture of the Gods. Nezha, Erlang, Lijing and a nine tailed fox are in it. It takes place many many years before Wukong's birth. Yea Nezha is old, don't get fool by his handsome and youthful look
难以想象这么长的视频下了多大的功夫，非常感谢你
尽在不言中吧。读书还是读得很开心的！
Erlang was like, "Oh no!!! not today!!!"
Finally good ending video from you. Which is also longer than an hour, very well explained. Glad I came across this channel. Keep going!
1:43:53 Well, he lives up the title of "Handsome Monkey King" it seems
Yep, the actor Dicky Cheung said in an interview: "Most actors really focus on portraying a successful Monkey King, but it seems like no one portrays the image of another title from the original book, the Handsome Monkey King. So, the production company wanted me to also emphasize the 'handsome' aspect in my portrayal.
I was wondering why Chapter 6's true ending animation was left out in your other video covering the first 5 chapters' ending animations, but I'm actually glad to have sat through the entire 1h45m in one sitting and listening to all this. Very enlightening summary of JTTW, thank you.
I think the first scene in the chapter 6 animation when wukong puts the bowl down, is actually not the present (it's just wukong and not the destined one with wukong's memories). It is actually right before the game starts when wukong vs Erlang. I'm just confused, how do we know this is the destined one after beating the game and not a flash to where sun wukong storms the celestial gates after his people were killed? (beginning of the game before we take on Erlang and the headband appears.)
Thanks for all the content hardwork. U deserve more likes and subs.
Yooo that was an awesome video. You're so charismatic and managed to keep me engaged throughout the whole video. Thank you for sharing your knowledge, I'm super excited for the next videos!!👏 👏 👏 👏 👏
Thanks for the great content! I watched JTTW when I was a kid and really appreciate the entertaining walkthrough on your channel.
Thank you for putting so much effort into this video! It came out amazing!
I watched the 1986 and 1996 version back in the 90s. This videos really brings me back a lot of good memories back then. Wonderful recap and suddenly all these stories come rushing back piece by piece hahah
The moment i saw it is 1 hour and 45 minutes, my instant thought was "This is gonna be a movie, i gotta bring my snacks and drinks in." Just you wait after i finish my class
fantastic video as always!! Keep up the great work
A wonderful breakdown
Tysm for the time and effort you put into this video!
Your elaboration related to the game is so good... In addition you add the context from the book and tv series.
The JTTW 1996 is my favorite childhood series. It is so memorable since I need to secretly watch the series from my mother (she prohibited me since the series is aired at night lol - I live in Indonesia). I just learned that the actual JTTW have more darker story rather than the JTTW 1996 series. Thanks a lot, I watch your video from the start to the end.
Anyway, I'm in the last chapter of BMW 😁. Wish me luck fighting Erlang Shen.
Yea 1996 JTTW is like our comfort show. Good luck in the final chapter
After my initial playthrough of the game I read all of Journey to the West. It was nice remembering all of the stories as I watched your video. I especially appreciate the clarification about where the game differs from the book, especially in regard to Lady White Bone. I can understand why the Chinese don't like how the game changed it. That story is one of the most frustrating in the whole journey! After everything Wukong does to protect Tang Sanzang, how can he not trust Wukong?
Thank you for your hard work and such a detailed explanation. I really appreciate it.
Im so grateful for this! Now i understand the true ending animation scene even more after watching this. Thanks you so much 🙏
Thank you for the hard work! Can't wait to delve into this video.
Glad you’re back
Playing this game and watching your explained series really brought back a lot of great memories from my childhood.
Thank you so much for this video!
20:42 - "1 day in the heavens = 1 year in the human realm"
Many years later, Einstein discovered relativity and time dilation.
Yes! We the vietnamese have seen the 1986 Journey To The West! ❤
And if you let a asian kid who grew up in the 80s and 90s listening to just the small bit of the important part of the 1986 version song then they will immediately say: "Sun Wukong!"😊😊😊
I still get childhood tears listening to it over and over again. 😢😢😢
Haha we all love the theme song. I had goosebumps when I heard it played when the huge monkey transformed into the Great Sage's Broken Shell
This was worth the listen!
Wukong has better moves than I do at the club. Someone get him a DJ
The early 2000s Hong Kong remake of 齐天大圣 also has 孙悟空and 白骨精 as romantically involved for a brief time before 悟空 meets 姿兰.
Yes, Dicky Cheung also played Sun Wukong in a different work called: The Monkey King: Quest for the Sutra (2002) where Wukong has romantic affairs.
@ That was a fun show but not as good as the 1996 version. Your videos are awesome! 🙏
10:36 Guardian: Sorry sir, your free trial has ended.
Wukong: I've subscribed to premium. And i will subscribe to your service as well.
Guardian: Understandable, have a nice day.
Guardian: if you can't deafeat him, join him
finaly i waited for your video since the bad ending one
Thank you for all your work, we really appreciate it 💜
Wow, incredible explanations. I feel like I'm reading the book! 👏🏼
Crazy how a video game can bring Chinese mythology to so many people. It is a good thing western audiences have been exposed to this wonderful story.
I'd love a dlc where I could crash the Celestial Court to rescue the 4th sister.
Insane! Love it!
Amazing work. 🎉❤
The game clicked so hard when I finally committed to it, such a satisfying game
I have been looking forward for this!
I was wondering what that mural was at 8:36. It’s near the top of the pagoda realm, after you fight the captain and escape the mural will be a small bit ahead on the left.
1:17:05 7000 years! The human there has no chance to study and developing culture, so, they are simply being farmed as a food source.
There's a mistake at 1:16:54. When I checked on the text at 1:17:00, I noticed I forgot to include the Chinese text in there. In Chinese, the Buddha says "a mere seven days on your mountains is A THOUSAND of year", but in the English translation it is "several thousands years". So if we go by the original language of the book, then it should be:
7 days (human realm) = 1000 years (Mount Lingshan), which translates to 1 day (human realm) = 142 years (Mount Lingshan)
my bad 🥹
@yugenelhc It's fine. No different still a tragedy
Thank you so much 🔥💯
Good Job!
New subscriber this went crazy
59:20 not sure if the words are in Hindi. it's probably Sanskrit (ancient Indian language)but written in a different script. I might be wrong about it but it's definitely not Hindi.
When you said analyzing the true ending was going to be longer, I was not expecting one hour and forty five minutes long. 😅
Oh well. I bought some snacks for this.
That Chinese dress is stunning 😮
Bless this video
Been waiting for this since the other vid
I have been waiting!!!!!
Great video.
curtain lifting general... omg. the celestial palace sure did have a way of making useless jobs seem important. just like large companies. or people in linked in when they try to make their call center job sound more important by calling it "customer communication and relations specialist"
Me chilling with my snacks knowing its gonna be a good story time
THANK YOU
can you pleaase make a video with the lore about mount lingshan. ive heard it mentioned plenty of times in the game but im not able to find what exactly happened, like the entire lore of mount lingshan and im ery curious
Wow Thank You girl
23:55 in the show he was referred to as “Third Prince” and in the game there was a character called third prince and he was found in chapter 3 where the great pagoda was at. So does that mean they are the same person?
No they are not the same person. The third prince in the pagoda, in Chinese we called him Xiao Zhang Tai Zi. He's in chapter 66 in the book
16:16 so wukong was willing to do a repeat of the Set vs Horus fight from Egyptian mythology.
🤪I'm gonna look it up lmao
@@yugenelhc long story short Horus was fighting his uncle Set to avenge his father Osiris and for the throne of Egypt. They have a big god fight that last several days and it ends with Set trying to rape Horus this fails so to retaliate Horus jerks off into Sets food without him knowing. Since Set ate Horus semen Horus wins the throne of Egypt.
até que enfim lol
muito bons seus vídeos !!!!
I’m going through the game with so much more understanding now!
Hi, awsome video, just one thing i don't agree on. The last scene in grey colour, where he puts the bowl down, i think that is just before the prologe of the game, where he goes to fight everyone alone.
Yeah when I heard the old monkey say Wukong had feelings for Baigujing, I was like holdup a minute...
LOL im laughing so hard at 1-800-GUAN-YIN
Everyone always critiques the Buddha for his “turning the other cheek” or “turning a blind eye” to these demons but you have to understand the full depth of Buddha-hood. Did you guys even read the novel? The entire novel is about second chances. TangZang constantly using the headband against Wukong isn’t him being a mean or horrible master worthy of hating. He is trying to teach Wukong the ways of Buddhism. No matter how evil or impure someone may be, who are we to cast judgement ? The entire novel is a lesson on spreading love. And love being the answer.
This is a popular novel, and most of the stories were not created by Wu Cheng'en
and in book tangzang cant teach wukong，only in tvb jttw，tang can teach wukong
You missed the part where he brought the peaches in a big giant bag for all the monkeys on the mountain..😂😂😂 so technically, all of them have a very long lives..
PS loves your content! Great explanation over all..
Yes, I left that part out to let the audience to do the reading themselves to find out
Thank you!
Nice. I think it's like a recap of the Journey to the west story.
So you don't get the recap in the bad ending?
Yea. The bad ending does not have a recap animation so there's nothing to recap
Erlang was like, "Oh shit, not today!" so...another day will be ok??
Here's the keyboard ⌨, AO3 and Wattpad are waiting for you
Budget constraint is gonna be foreign to game science moving forward
I am so excited to see what they do next!!
I love you ❤️
Thanks so much for this!
wukong is so smart in humourous way🤣 16:07
i love your interpretations of wukong lore for us western audiences
i always loved him on surface level but with black myth i got to enjoy this great piece of chinese mythos that is the victorious fighting buddha
question though because of how widely received wukong is in china
would you say he is to china that godzilla is to japan? not so much in terms of destruction or anything but a widely loved character
I know most of the stories, it was bascially a firework in my brian when i watched this video, was crazy good
I know what I’m listening to at the gym tomorrow.
thank you work