Black Myth Wukong - Secret Final Boss & True Ending (God Erlang and Four Heavenly Kings)

Black Myth Wukong True Ending - True Final Boss Fight Four Heavenly Kings and Erlang Shen
#blackmyth #wukong
Gameplay Raw Footage edited in a transformative manner for information purposes. All Gameplay played, recorded and edited by me

0:00 Intro
00:52 Erlang Phase 1
07:13 Heavenly Kings
13:13 Erlang Phase 2
19:24 Ending
24:28 Sun Wukong Rematch
36:22 True Ending

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[meloo]

How To Unlock:
1) Defeat Boss in Secret Area Chapters 1, 2, 4, 5
2) Complete the Treasure Hunter Side Quest in Chapter 3 (The one with the Melon)
You dont need the 5 Skandha or the Loong Quest completed

[klug]

My god, that last animation is a wonder. Chinese traditional paintings brougt into movements and emotions.
I admire this work

[siewyongli]

now this is what a game made with passion should looks like

[kto]

Erlang is the sincerest friend we always wished for, but hardly ever met.
Wukong and Erlang used to be peers when Wukong served in the celestial palace, despite their huge difference in identity (Erlang is the military general while Wukong is merely a "horseman"). The horseman is the lowest rank "celestial official" in the celestial palace but the naive Wukong used to think it was a big deal, until he later found out when he was not invited to the fruit tasting ceremony (apparently due to his insignificant identity), and learned that his job assignment was barely an insult from the lord Yu Di, as the celestials thought Wukong was only a filthy lowlife creature and does not deserve a place in the majestic Celestial Palace.
Wukong got provoked when he found out the truth, he then made a huge mess in the palace, fled away, and paid a visit to the East Sea Palace and took the [Sea stabilizing "pillar"] (or "needle" in its direct translation) from the sea palace which later became his weapon - the infamous monkey king bar. He then declared war to the Celestial Palace, Where Wukong also battled with Erlang (Er lang actually subdued Wukong in the end but it was with the help from other celestial Tai Shang lord).
Er lang's third eye is actually called the [Heaven's eye] which Erlang can break through any delusion and see the truth (kind of like Wonder woman's Lasso of Truth), I guess that is where Erlang learned about Wukong's true nature - rebellious but with kind heart, dare to challenge and protect the average from the unfairness.
If you pay close attention to Erlang's speech and facial expression in the beginning scene, the actions or trials he put on the protagonist and the final words he said to him before pushing him back in the shrine in the "good ending", you will know his brotherly love for Wukong and how he wished to spare Wukong from being controlled (the headband) by the corrupted bureau - Celestial Palace. Wukong is dead but what perished was only his body, his unfaded will and consciousness is retrieved and succeeded by the protagonists through his own journey and Erlang even said his (protegonist) journey has just began.
Lastly, some may ask, if Erlang is all about to challenge the corruption in the Celestial Palace, why didn't he stand up against the Lord Yu Di himself. Well. He is Yu Di's nephew. The oriental mythology largely preserve the characters and virtue value of the east - Filial, unlike the greek mythology - incest and slaughtering within the family (just kidding).

Apologies for my poor command of English (not my native language).

[Did_No_Wrong]

Wont lie, was not expecting the final boss to just freeze u and still a swig from the healing jug. That was pretty badass

[vincentpistoia]

This game literally made me fall in love with gaming all over again. One of if not the greatest games ive ever played this is how a AAA title should be.

[happy-atmeal]

40 minutes, jeez, I can just imagine how many kids will be going "NO mom, 5 more minutes, I CAN'T SAVE HERE!!!"

[rufusdavis]

Even though he doesn’t have his staff when he’s in his giant stone monkey form, ya gotta love how Wukong or the “Destined One” kills all four of the heavenly kings!!

[orewaren]

There are 81 endings to mimic the 81 tribulations Sun Wukong experienced during his grand journey. The first normal ending, then the remaining 80 are unlocked after.

[Davian]

If you read the novel or as a child, had watched the Journey to the West TV series 1986, you know all the animation stories. It was beautifully drafted by the developer

[quihuynh]

The way Wukong beat the Four Heavenly Kings is like watching Mortal Kombat

[thane-j]

People still talking some little glitching or some bugged, i would say If the dev team have same team size as Asura or Final Fantasy and sell the game at 90USD up, then yep! they could complaint about it. But this workshop is small, this is their first 3A game and selling the game at 60USD, come on guy this is impressive enough

[reiwyn]

"You do not have to bear Wukong's name"

I know, BUT I MUST!

[kunal]

This game has truly exceeded my expectations. Props to the studio for making this masterpiece.

[mechastyx]

The ending animation is what actually happened to the real Sun Wukong, which is written in Journey to the West, but in reversed order.

[metroplex]

These kinds of over-the-top bossfights are what I miss from the old God Of War

[TravelBlissever]

There is no denying that they have learned from many previous games, but I see that the game team has really put their heart into their product when they have created such animated cutscenes. From graphics, gameplay to animated cutscenes, all are the result of 4 years of development. 🔆🔆🔆

[tongyaozhang]

The Chinese version of the final animation has music, with music is the real shock

[nolanturi]

How is nobody talking about the score at 26:18. Chills instantly. Regardless if it’s a relic of his former self, most of us can relate to this moment. A beast, an outcast, broken in pieces, decides to become whole again. Becoming himself, the hero, the sage, Wukong. We as humans are not perfect, we are broken. Finding yourself in this dark world and striving to be the best YOU that you can be. Pick up the pieces and get back to work everyone. Nobody waits around for goals and dreams.

[justanordinaryguy._.]

One of the most epic boss fight I've ever seen, it's come close with Final Fantasy 16 and Asura Wrath as one of the best boss fights. The smooth transition between cutscenes during the fights is really amazing. It's so cool seeing characters, feats and places of JTTW finally be reimagined.