Monkey king, why no monkey queen ? 🐒☕️

[NN]

?

[Zogtar]

Read the literature.

[REhorror]

This game is shipping Wukong with the White Skeleton Demon.

Which is weird.

[(HLII\I(.-]

the monkey is a rock. he has no penis

[Firmamento]

Probably because he is immortal so no need to reproduce since his bloodline won't die.

[Куколдное яйцо]

I think it will be added to Nexus soon, but with a male voice acting

[最大的出厂价]

because the game is based on the story journey to the west which only exists monkey king.the history of wukong is over 800 years,you can go back hundreds of years and ask why the people who created the character only have the male character

[Fahrenheit]

Human, why no brain?🧠💩

[Dou B Jin]

Originally posted by REhorror:

This game is shipping Wukong with the White Skeleton Demon.

Which is weird.

It's not weird if you've seen any Chinese movie about Wu Kong in the past 20 years. It's an extremely common ship.

The earliest one I remember was 大话西游, which set in an version of Journey to the West where Wu Kong reincarnated into a human. Almost every sub sequent show that wasn't a direct one for one remake of Journey to the West implied Wu Kong romancing someone often her.

This is also probably why in Black Myth Ba Jie fell in love with the Spider and had a kid with her. This did actually happen in the movie It's extremely likely it was reference to the movie.

[A1MI4]

Good question. You can ask the author of the novel.

[REhorror]

Originally posted by 逗逼 Jin:

Originally posted by REhorror:

This game is shipping Wukong with the White Skeleton Demon.

Which is weird.

It's not weird if you've seen any Chinese movie about Wu Kong in the past 20 years. It's an extremely common ship.

The earliest one I remember was 大话西游, which set in an version of Journey to the West where Wu Kong reincarnated into a human. Almost every sub sequent show that wasn't a direct one for one remake of Journey to the West implied Wu Kong romancing someone often her.

This is also probably why in Black Myth Ba Jie fell in love with the Spider and had a kid with her. This did actually happen in the movie It's extremely likely it was reference to the movie.

Ah, the Stephen Chow movies right?

Oh man, I kinda understand the references now.

[Sundaefire]

king killed his lover in background of this game story. Ending cutscene animation told that.

[Dou B Jin]

Originally posted by REhorror:

Originally posted by 逗逼 Jin:

It's not weird if you've seen any Chinese movie about Wu Kong in the past 20 years. It's an extremely common ship.

The earliest one I remember was 大话西游, which set in an version of Journey to the West where Wu Kong reincarnated into a human. Almost every sub sequent show that wasn't a direct one for one remake of Journey to the West implied Wu Kong romancing someone often her.

This is also probably why in Black Myth Ba Jie fell in love with the Spider and had a kid with her. This did actually happen in the movie It's extremely likely it was reference to the movie.

Ah, the Stephen Chow movies right?

Oh man, I kinda understand the references now.

yuuup. The game is loaded with references from other shows and movies. There seems to been a particular obsession between Wu Kong and Bai Gu Jing due to one of the earliest animation was based on their fight. For some reason it resulted in her being seen as the primary rival of Wu Kong and subsequently a love hate relation.

[REhorror]

Originally posted by 逗逼 Jin:

Originally posted by REhorror:

Ah, the Stephen Chow movies right?

Oh man, I kinda understand the references now.

yuuup. The game is loaded with references from other shows and movies.

Tbh I never thought of the connection because these are HK movies and this is a mainland game, but I guess it makes sense.

[Dou B Jin]

Originally posted by REhorror:

Originally posted by 逗逼 Jin:

yuuup. The game is loaded with references from other shows and movies.

Tbh I never thought of the connection because these are HK movies and this is a mainland game, but I guess it makes sense.

I think there is a bit of misunderstanding due to modern politics. I grew up in the 1990s and 2000s watching a lot of Stephen Chows movie in Central China and it was extremely popular in the Mainland. It was a different time back then. My mom in particular loved Chow Yun Fat, and would fan girl about him all the time. It wasn't until the 2010 when China really started advancing at a rapid pace.

I've seen shows from China, Japan, Korea, US, Russia, and even some horror films coming out of Thailand (really regreted that last one) growing up as a kid.

The whole firewall, anti foreign sentiment and a lot of the political stuff came in recent decade. I had access to a lot of Japanese, and U.S shows and movies growing up. Ultraman, case closed, Odder Otters, Phantom Duck, Tom & Jerry and even for some reason Punisher the movie completely uncensored (someone definitely got fired for that). It's now as much as a foreign country to me as I did first moving to the U.S.

[REhorror]

Originally posted by 逗逼 Jin:

Originally posted by REhorror:

Tbh I never thought of the connection because these are HK movies and this is a mainland game, but I guess it makes sense.

I think there is a bit of misunderstanding due to modern politics. I grew up in the 1990s and 2000s watching a lot of Stephen Chows movie in Central China and it was extremely popular in the Mainland. It was a different time back then. My mom in particular loved Chow Yun Fat, and would fan girl about him all the time. It wasn't until the 2010 when China really started advancing at a rapid pace.

I've seen shows from China, Japan, Korea, US, Russia, and even some horror films coming out of Thailand (really regreted that last one) growing up as a kid.

The whole wall fire, anti foreign sentiment and a lot of the political stuff came in recent decade. I had access to a lot of Japanese, and U.S shows and movies growing up. Ultraman, case closed, Odder Otters, Phantom Duck, Tom & Jerry and even for some reason Punisher the movie completely uncensored (someone definitely got fired for that).

Makes sense.

I forgot that Stephen Chow even makes a fortune in the mainland and even make more JttW movies afterwards, which also references the Chinese Odyssey movies.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C-4npoDiPD0
So I guess there's a connection.