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<br>The thing is, that monkey is Wukong, an incredibly popular character hailing from Journey to the West, a 16th-century novel. He is the inspiration for many stories and characters, his own tale having been told and retold many times throughout the centur<br><br> <br>Wukong is bested by Erlang Shen , the mightiest fighter in both heaven and earth and the only one known to have bested Wukong before. Yet this time, Wukong dies , and his body is sealed in a state similar to when he was born: inside a rock atop a mount<br><br> <br>Curiously, Erlang isn’t slain at the end of the fight , something that happens very rarely in [https://Www.wukongchronicle.com/ Black myth wukong tips] Myth: Wukong. Instead, black smoke is released from Erlang’s third eye , unlocking something undisclosed within the Destined One, and then Erlang leaves, claiming he is "now at pea<br><br> <br>Immobilize is the first spell players obtain in Black Myth: Wukong , and arguably the best in the game. Simple to use, highly effective against most bosses, and extremely versatile, it works equally well for both offensive and defensive strategies. As a Mysticism control spell, Immobilize binds enemies in place with just a gesture from the Destined One's finger. The spell triggers almost instantly, freezing enemies in their tracks, increasing the damage they take, and offering a much-needed breather during intense fights — perfect for taking a sip from a Gourd or using special medicine. It's difficult to swap Immobilize for another Mysticism spell, except in rare instances where stronger enemies break free too quic<br><br> <br>As the story in Black Myth: Wukong revolves around the Destined One's journey to retrieve all six of Sun Wukong's Relics, this is where the six senses of Buddhism are realized in gameplay form. With the completion of each chapter, players acquire a Relic with various gameplay benefits inspired by these six senses that can be a tremendous help in Black Myth: Wukong 's unforgiving boss fights . This is just one of the many ways Game Science has brought the spiritual elements of Journey to the West and Chinese Buddhism to life in the world of Black Myth: Wuko<br><br> <br>Wukong originates from Journey to the West , a Chinese novel from the 16th century. In it, a Buddhist monk (called Tang Monk in the game) needs to search for several Buddhist scriptures. He is aided by three protectors , Wukong among t<br><br> <br>A Pluck of Many is one of the best and most enjoyable spells in Black Myth: Wukong . It allows players to quickly deal significant damage to bosses while also providing an opportunity to heal or plan their next move. Upon activation, the Destined One summons four duplicates (the number can be increased with upgrades) that independently attack the boss, surrounding and interrupting them. As the skill is upgraded, not only does the number of duplicates increase, but their abilities also improve, allowing them to use their own spells during atta<br><br> <br>Following their completion of the fourth chapter in Black Myth: Wukong , players will obtain the Envious Tongue Relic. As it symbolizes the taste sense of Buddhism, Envious Tongue naturally extends the duration of all medicine effects, so having it in tandem with Hubris Noise is a match made in heaven. However, one of the Envious Tongue Relic's Great Sage Talents buffs an incredibly useful spell in Black Myth: Wukong , Immobilize, which just so happens to also be the first spell players learn in the game. They are as foll<br><br>This is an enhanced version of the Blood Darts attack. Towards the end of this move, the boss will smack his staff on the ground, unleashing a huge shockwave of blood in a large AOE . This attack will clear most of the blood that’s splattered on the ground.<br><br>The primary obstacle in this boss fight is the blood splattered on the ground . The bubbling blood will inflict poison build-up on the Destined One if he steps on it. So you’ll have to watch where you step during the entire fight.<br><br> <br>The final Relic players can acquire in Black Myth: Wukong represents the mind sense of Buddhism. However, this Relic is vastly unlike the others. Whereas every other Relic in Black Myth: Wukong is an obtainable item, it is eventually revealed that the Destined One is the sixth Relic — specifically, that he is the mind of Sun Wukong. After Wukong's passing, five of his six senses were taken by the Yaoguai Kings who players battle at the end of each of the game's chapters. His mind, on the other hand, was lost, due to the mind being the sense that is unique to every life and therefore passing away when a life ends. This is ultimately why the Destined One has such a name, as he is destined to carry on the name and nature of Sun Wuk<br><br> <br>The YouTuber also suggests taking the lengthy wind-up time for his tornado ability as an opportunity to attack him . While he charges up this ability, he plants his Trident into the ground and doesn't deal any damage to players during this process. You can get a lot of Light Attacks, a few Heavy Attacks, or Combos within this time, removing a large chunk of his Hea<br>