The three demons confronted the Monkey King and his two companions at the eastern gates of the city. The battle raged on until the very hour of twilight, when the sky gradually darkened and night cast its veil of darkness everywhere.
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Journey to the West – Episode 113 – Picture story
Seeing how easily Bajie had fallen into the monster’s clutches, the Monkey King couldn’t help but think:
“That beast is truly extraordinary. I should inform the Master of everything that has happened, but I’m afraid the king would only mock me. It’s better if I confront that monster again. Unfortunately, I have no helper now, and I am not so powerful in water as I am on land. I must find out what happened to Bajie and rescue him ASAP.”
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Journey to the West – Episode 66– Picture story
Monk Sha furiously emerged from the waters of the Black River.
The Monkey King asked:
“You’ve been down there so long—what kind of demon is it? Did you manage to see the Master?”
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Journey to the West – Episode 55 – Picture story
When the first watch of the night had sounded, the Monkey King was still not asleep. He crept over to Bajie’s bed and shouted directly into his ear:
“Wake up, already!”
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Journey to the West – Episode 12 – Picture story
Seething with resentment, the Dragon King of the Eastern Ocean ascended to the Heavenly Court after Wukong’s departure. He petitioned the Jade Emperor, accusing the Monkey King of ransacking his palace, stealing the Divine Sea-Anchoring Iron, and terrorizing the aquatic realm. He begged the emperor to dispatch troops to subdue the demon.
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Journey to the West – Episode 11 – Picture story
One day, as the monkeys drilled in the training grounds, the Handsome Monkey King, swept up in the fervor, leaped into the fray, brandishing a heavy ringed blade. Silver light flashed like meteors, drawing cheers from his troops.
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[Journey to the West] The Diviner – Yuan Shoucheng
In Journey to the West, gods and demons wield immense supernatural powers, while mortals are typically portrayed as frail and vulnerable. Yet, there are rare exceptions—figures like Liu Boqin, Wei Zheng, and Yuan Shoucheng.
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