In this video, I introduce various characters from the video game Black Myth: Wukong, focusing on their origins in the classic Chinese novel Journey to the West to avoid game spoilers. The plot of Black Myth: Wukong occurs after the events of the novel.

Jingubang: Sun Wukong's magical staff, originally an iron pillar from the East Sea, can change its size and weight at will.
Jindouyun: Sun Wukong's Somersault Cloud, allowing him to travel great distances quickly.
Erlang Shen: A powerful deity with a third eye, known for subduing Sun Wukong before. In the game, he betrays Sun Wukong.
Xiaotian Quan: Erlang Shen's loyal divine dog, helping him in battles, particularly against Sun Wukong.
The Four Heavenly Kings: Buddhist guardians of the four directions, each associated with specific elements and symbols.
Juling Shen: A giant spirit god known for his immense strength, serving as a guardian under the Jade Emperor.
These characters play significant roles in both the novel and the game.
Thank you for watching!


Timestamps
0:00 Intro
0:38 Ruyi Jingu Bang
1:32 Jindouyun
2:00 Erlangshen
3:01 Xiaotianquan
3:37 The Four Heavenly Kings
4:53 Julingshen
5:44 Outro


My gear
- Camera: Canon EOS 550D
- Mic: COMICA Vimo C1
- Editing software: Adobe Premiere


Tags:
Black Myth Wukong, Journey to the West, Sun Wukong, Jingubang, Somersault Cloud, Jindouyun, Erlang Shen, Xiaotian Quan, Four Heavenly Kings, Juling Shen, Chinese mythology, Mythical weapons, Chinese deities, Video game characters, Mythical creatures, Ruyi Jingu Bang, Bing Talks

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