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| rdfs:comment | - Sun Wukong is a Faunus from the Kingdom of Vacuo, who later moved to Mistral and made his first appearance in "The Stray". His weapon is a collapsible staff that separates into two pairs of nunchuks made of guns called Ruyi Bang and Jingu Bang.
- Sun Wukong's name may also be spelled as Shun Wukong, Shun Wu Kong, or Sun Wu Kong. In the OGPlanet release of Tales Runner, Sun Wukong is called Wukong. Sun Wukong is a Monkey God from the Chinese folk tale Journey To The West. Wukong comes with 5+ Fury gain and EXP. Sun Wukong joined Tales Runner in the initial event of the Bull Demon invading Tales Land. He was freed from a mysterious vessel which appeared during the occurrence and aided the runners in defeating the Bull Demon and, later on, Princess Iron Fan. He decided to stay in Tales Land after everything ended.
- Sun Wukong (Sun Xingzhe) (孫悟空（孫行者）, Son Gokū (Son Gyōja)?) is one of the heroes featured in Journey to the West.
- Sun Wukong is the first Monkey King from the Chinese epic novel Journey to the West and is currently known as "The Great Victorious Fighting Buddha". He is also Bikou's ancestor and Indra's former vanguard.
- Sun Wukong was the Monkey King.
- Sun Wukong, simply known as "Wukong" by Ryun, originated as a residual piece of Son Gokū's chakra within Chosuchi Akimichi. During a titanic battle, involving the Akimichi, Ryun Uchiha managed to tear out the tailed beast's chakra and seal it within himself. Shortly thereafter, he was able to invoke his Creation of all Things ability to give life and consciousness to the chakra. Upon doing so, he gave it a name.
- Sun Wukong, also known as the Monkey King, is a main character in the Chinese classical novel Journey to the West. Sun Wukong is also found in many later stories and adaptations. In the novel, he is a monkey born from a stone who acquires supernatural powers through Taoist practices. After rebelling against heaven and being imprisoned under a mountain by the Buddha, he later accompanies the monk Xuanzang on a journey to retrieve Buddhist sutras from India.
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- The world to which the Misheji people fled during the Cataclysm. The name comes from an old legend of a Monkey King that wrought great havoc and was exiled to make pennance. Image:Icon globe.png This conworld article is a stub. You can Conworlds Wiki by [ expanding it]. Size:
- Sun is a tan-skinned boy with short spiky light-blonde hair and dark-gray eyes. He wears two red wrist bracers and an open loose-collared white jacket with no shirt underneath, displaying his muscular abs. He also wears blue cargo pants tied up with a white belt. He wears white bandages on his legs and has a chain hanging from the belt loop on the right side of his pants.
- "Time to add another knotch to Mr. Whacky!" Sun Wukong belongs to an ancient race known as the Symians. The Symians are a race of half human and half monkey. They ratain the intellect of a human, with the strength, agility, and balance of a monkey. Sun Wukong is the current the emperor of the great Sun Dynasty, an empire that stretches across one third of the globe. His perferred weapon is a large, eight foot staff, that he likes to call Mr. Whacky.
- Sun Wukong's benefits are short term and ideal for quickly gaining control of the map in the Classical Age. His Myth Unit, the Monkey King, deals decent damage and its ability to stun multiple units grants the player's own the upper hand in skirmishes, but it is otherwise frail and will become obsolete upon advancing to the Heroic Age. Likewise, the Golden-banded Staff technology should only be researched if an early victory seems promising.
- Sun Wukong, known in the West as the Monkey King, is the main character in the classical Chinese epic novel Journey to the West. In the novel, he accompanies the monk Xuanzang on the journey to retrieve Buddhist sutras from India.
- Sun Wukong (onyomi: Son Gokū) is one of Sanzang's famous traveling disciples in Journey to the West. About 500 years before he met Sanzang, he prided himself on his immortality, strength, and stature as the Handsome Monkey King. After losing a war with heaven through a series of events, Wukong is sealed within a mountain prison and is forced to protect Sanzang on his journey West to atone for his past grievances. He is popularly known for using his mischievousness, optimism, and his wily cleverness to protect his master.
- Sun Wukong is a hero from the Chinese epic Journey to the West. He wields a pole which can extend to any length, and weighs about 17,857 pounds. Sun Wukong was born from a magic stone formed from chaos. He joined a clan of monkeys, and discovered a secret cave that the monkeys could use as their new home. The monkeys were grateful and accepted Wukong as their king. However, Sun Wukong was not happy only ruling over monkeys, as he wanted Immortality. To find it, he traveled and found the Buddhist Patriarch Bodhi, who, with some uncertainty, took him on as his disciple. Wukong became a favorite disciple of Bodhi, and learned to read and write, as well as learning how to transform into anything in the universe. Here he also learned how to jump 33 miles in a single jump. However, Wukong starte
- Sun Wukong (孫悟空 (そん ごくう), Sun Gokū) is a spiritual being of unique origin, being the ancestor of the legendary Sun Wukong, serving as a member of The Brave Companions. Having faced subjugation and racism on account of his appearance and bloodline (seen by the people of the Soul Society as 'unclean'), Sun Wukong has since become lost a taste for serving the weak and maintaining the balance of the Soul Society as many shinigami believe in. Sun Wukong is a physical powerhouse, imbued with the same spiritual powers of his ancestor. He is stronger then the run-of-the-mill shinigami, and is capable of impressive feats that can overpower even the strongest of shinigami.
- Wùkōng begins life as a rock on the Mountain Huaguo, which the winds shape into a monkey that becomes supernaturally animated. He soon becomes leader of a tribe of monkeys who take up safe residence in the Cave of the Water Curtain. Wùkōng reigns happily over the monkeys for many years until he finally begins to realize his own mortality. Seeking a way to become immortal, Wùkōng first trains under a Buddhist patriarch and masters many magic spells. When the Ten Judges of the Dead come to collect him, he fights back, managing to erase his name and all the monkeys’ names from the Book of Life and Death. Kings of Heaven report him to the Jade Emperor for this wrongdoings.
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| Nicknames | - The Monkey King
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| abstract | - Sun Wukong is a Faunus from the Kingdom of Vacuo, who later moved to Mistral and made his first appearance in "The Stray". His weapon is a collapsible staff that separates into two pairs of nunchuks made of guns called Ruyi Bang and Jingu Bang.
- Sun Wukong's name may also be spelled as Shun Wukong, Shun Wu Kong, or Sun Wu Kong. In the OGPlanet release of Tales Runner, Sun Wukong is called Wukong. Sun Wukong is a Monkey God from the Chinese folk tale Journey To The West. Wukong comes with 5+ Fury gain and EXP. Sun Wukong joined Tales Runner in the initial event of the Bull Demon invading Tales Land. He was freed from a mysterious vessel which appeared during the occurrence and aided the runners in defeating the Bull Demon and, later on, Princess Iron Fan. He decided to stay in Tales Land after everything ended.
- Wùkōng begins life as a rock on the Mountain Huaguo, which the winds shape into a monkey that becomes supernaturally animated. He soon becomes leader of a tribe of monkeys who take up safe residence in the Cave of the Water Curtain. Wùkōng reigns happily over the monkeys for many years until he finally begins to realize his own mortality. Seeking a way to become immortal, Wùkōng first trains under a Buddhist patriarch and masters many magic spells. When the Ten Judges of the Dead come to collect him, he fights back, managing to erase his name and all the monkeys’ names from the Book of Life and Death. Kings of Heaven report him to the Jade Emperor for this wrongdoings. At the immortals’ residence on Mount Pénglái, Wùkōng is appointed Keeper of the Heavenly Horses to keep him out of trouble. When he finds out what a low rank this really is, he rebels, appointing himself “Great Sage, Equal of Heaven”. After a long fight, the gods are forced to recognize this title, and Wùkōng is appointed guardian of Xī Wáng Mǔ’s heavenly peach garden. When he learns that the Bā Xiān have excluded him from an important banquet, he rebels again, stealing Xī Wáng Mǔ’s peaches of immortality, Lao Tzu’s pills of longevity, and the Jade Emperor’s royal wine, devouring them all. He then returns to the Cave of the Water Curtain, where the Army of Heaven attacks. Wùkōng defeats the entire army as well as Erlang Shen, heaven’s greatest general. Buddha finally traps Wùkōng in a mountain, under a seal with the mantra Om Mani Padme Hum. Here he remains until Guānyīn makes him Xuánzàng’s disciple. He accompanies Xuánzàng on the journey to retrieve sutras from India, alternatively protecting his companions and causing mischief. Wùkōng ultimately achieves enlightenment and becomes a Buddha, finally getting his long-desired immortality.
- Sun Wukong (Sun Xingzhe) (孫悟空（孫行者）, Son Gokū (Son Gyōja)?) is one of the heroes featured in Journey to the West.
- Sun Wukong is the first Monkey King from the Chinese epic novel Journey to the West and is currently known as "The Great Victorious Fighting Buddha". He is also Bikou's ancestor and Indra's former vanguard.
- Sun Wukong was the Monkey King.
- Sun Wukong, simply known as "Wukong" by Ryun, originated as a residual piece of Son Gokū's chakra within Chosuchi Akimichi. During a titanic battle, involving the Akimichi, Ryun Uchiha managed to tear out the tailed beast's chakra and seal it within himself. Shortly thereafter, he was able to invoke his Creation of all Things ability to give life and consciousness to the chakra. Upon doing so, he gave it a name.
- Sun Wukong's benefits are short term and ideal for quickly gaining control of the map in the Classical Age. His Myth Unit, the Monkey King, deals decent damage and its ability to stun multiple units grants the player's own the upper hand in skirmishes, but it is otherwise frail and will become obsolete upon advancing to the Heroic Age. Likewise, the Golden-banded Staff technology should only be researched if an early victory seems promising. The Paper Talisman technology only benefits Halberdiers but makes them more durable for early aggressive play. Pillar of the Ocean makes Junks (as well as Fishing Ships and Docks) more durable and as they make the bulk of naval warfare in the Classical Age, is crucial for securing ideal fishing spots. Sun Wukong's God Power, Great Journey, enables the player's units to invade enemy towns before they are able to properly defend themselves. However, Sun Wukong can also be beneficial for lengthy games. The stronger Halberdiers can remain relevant longer against enemies who favor cavalry and Shennong players can upgrade them further by researching Zhong Kui and Ao Kuang. Even Great Journey can be saved for later as it has multiple uses such as increasing the speed of peasants escaping from a raid.
- Sun Wukong, also known as the Monkey King, is a main character in the Chinese classical novel Journey to the West. Sun Wukong is also found in many later stories and adaptations. In the novel, he is a monkey born from a stone who acquires supernatural powers through Taoist practices. After rebelling against heaven and being imprisoned under a mountain by the Buddha, he later accompanies the monk Xuanzang on a journey to retrieve Buddhist sutras from India.
- Sun Wukong is a hero from the Chinese epic Journey to the West. He wields a pole which can extend to any length, and weighs about 17,857 pounds. Sun Wukong was born from a magic stone formed from chaos. He joined a clan of monkeys, and discovered a secret cave that the monkeys could use as their new home. The monkeys were grateful and accepted Wukong as their king. However, Sun Wukong was not happy only ruling over monkeys, as he wanted Immortality. To find it, he traveled and found the Buddhist Patriarch Bodhi, who, with some uncertainty, took him on as his disciple. Wukong became a favorite disciple of Bodhi, and learned to read and write, as well as learning how to transform into anything in the universe. Here he also learned how to jump 33 miles in a single jump. However, Wukong started bragging to the others, and Bodhi banished him from the temple. Wukong travled through the seas, where he found a staff that could extend to any length, and weighed about 17,857 pounds. He defeated the four water dragons, and took from them Golden Armor, A Phoenix Helmet, and Boots that allowed him to walk on clouds. To make sure he would never die, he erased him name from the Book of Life and Death. The Emperor of Heaven heard about this, and to stop Wukong from becoming too dangerous he offered him a place among the gods. However, he was given the lowest ranking job possible, and was offended to the point where he allied with the demons of Earth in a Battle against Heaven. The gods were forced to recognize him as "Great Sage Equal to Heaven", however, Wukong once again rebelled when he found out that he was not invited to a royal banquet. He stole peaches, pills, and wine that would keep his immortality, and fought 100,000 Celestial Warriors. He was locked into a cauldron, and eventually escaped, with the ability to recognize any evil. With no options left they called to Buddha, who bet that Wukong couldn't escape from his palm. Wukong jumped, wrote on five pillars, and returned, only to discover that the pillars were Buddha's fingers. Buddha quickly sealed him away. 500 years later Xuanzang, a young monk, sought to journey to India to receive some sacred scriptures. Wukong was told that if he joined him he would he freed. He was tricked into putting on a headband that would tighten if Xuanzang said a special chant. He helped Xuanzang with his pilgramige, and was given Buddahood for his service.
- Sun is a tan-skinned boy with short spiky light-blonde hair and dark-gray eyes. He wears two red wrist bracers and an open loose-collared white jacket with no shirt underneath, displaying his muscular abs. He also wears blue cargo pants tied up with a white belt. He wears white bandages on his legs and has a chain hanging from the belt loop on the right side of his pants. He sports black and yellow sneakers and wears a twisted golden necklace around his neck, with a round pendant bearing his monkey emblem. As a result of his Faunus lineage, he has a long prehensile monkey tail the same color as his hair. Sun also hides his weapon under his shirt on his back.
- Sun Wukong (onyomi: Son Gokū) is one of Sanzang's famous traveling disciples in Journey to the West. About 500 years before he met Sanzang, he prided himself on his immortality, strength, and stature as the Handsome Monkey King. After losing a war with heaven through a series of events, Wukong is sealed within a mountain prison and is forced to protect Sanzang on his journey West to atone for his past grievances. He is popularly known for using his mischievousness, optimism, and his wily cleverness to protect his master. His Warriors Orochi incarnation can be unlocked during his debut by clearing Wei's scenario. Players can unlock him in Warriors Orochi 3 by viewing all of the game's endings. The English port of Saiyuki: Journey West keeps the Japanese readings for the character names, so he is called Son Goku throughout the script. He visually appears to be 15 years old.
- "Time to add another knotch to Mr. Whacky!" Sun Wukong belongs to an ancient race known as the Symians. The Symians are a race of half human and half monkey. They ratain the intellect of a human, with the strength, agility, and balance of a monkey. Sun Wukong is the current the emperor of the great Sun Dynasty, an empire that stretches across one third of the globe. He loves to tell jokes, pull pranks, creating mischeaf throughout the land, even in his own kingdom, and he will do anything to pull those stuff off. Even though he is emperor, their are still laws he must abide by, as even the emperor is not above the laws. He likes to stick his nose in places it doesn't belong. His perferred weapon is a large, eight foot staff, that he likes to call Mr. Whacky.
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- Sun Wukong, known in the West as the Monkey King, is the main character in the classical Chinese epic novel Journey to the West. In the novel, he accompanies the monk Xuanzang on the journey to retrieve Buddhist sutras from India. Sun Wukong possesses an immense amount of strength, being able to lift his 13,500 jīn (8,100 kg) Ruyi Jingu Bang with ease. He also has superb speed, traveling 108,000 li (54,000 kilometers) in one somersault. Sun knows 72 transformations, which allows him to transform into various animals and objects; he is, however, shown with slight problems transforming into other people, since he is unable to complete the transformation of his tail. He is a skilled fighter, capable of holding his own against the best generals of heaven. Each of his hairs possesses magical properties, and is capable of transforming into a clone of the Monkey King himself, or various weapons, animals, and other objects. He also knows various spells in order to command wind, part water, conjure protective circles against demons, freeze humans, demons, and gods alike.
- The world to which the Misheji people fled during the Cataclysm. The name comes from an old legend of a Monkey King that wrought great havoc and was exiled to make pennance. Image:Icon globe.png This conworld article is a stub. You can Conworlds Wiki by [ expanding it]. Size:
- Sun Wukong (孫悟空 (そん ごくう), Sun Gokū) is a spiritual being of unique origin, being the ancestor of the legendary Sun Wukong, serving as a member of The Brave Companions. Having faced subjugation and racism on account of his appearance and bloodline (seen by the people of the Soul Society as 'unclean'), Sun Wukong has since become lost a taste for serving the weak and maintaining the balance of the Soul Society as many shinigami believe in. Sun Wukong is a physical powerhouse, imbued with the same spiritual powers of his ancestor. He is stronger then the run-of-the-mill shinigami, and is capable of impressive feats that can overpower even the strongest of shinigami. The blood of Sun Wukong runs through him, but the ideology of his ancestor does not. Sun Wukong is hardened and apathetic towards the world, more intent of what he can gain from a situation then the good he has done. He may not stoop as low as rape, like some of his fellow Brave Companions, but Sun will not intervene if he sees his 'comrades' taking certain liberties. He is as liable as anyone of them, if not the most liable considering his authority among the organization.
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