#ao ming

[father-of-the-void]

The Black Dragon (黑龍 Hēilóng), also called "Dark Dragon" or "Mysterious Dragon" (玄龍 Xuánlóng), is the Dragon God of the north and the essence of winter. His proper names are Ao Shun (敖順) or Ao Ming (敖明), and his body of water is Lake Baikal.

[dorseygamer]

WAR ROBOTS LEECH AO JUN AO MING GAME PLAY AGAINST MY FRIENDS FROM UNIT C...

[dorseygamer]

WAR ROBOTS AO MING IN CUSTOM MATCH MODE

[unholypen]

Teaser of more characters I’ll be adding to CHILL-S in-progress..

[archangelrayner]

Sun Wukong - Warrior, rebel, trickster, monk, Sun Wukong is known by many titles in the East, yet it was a Journey to the West that made him a hero.

In his youth, Sun Wukong gained leadership of the monkey tribes, learned secret arts and spells from a Taoist monk, and acquired the legendary Ruyi Jingu Bang from Ao Kuang, a staff that could change size according to his whim. He defied death itself by wiping his name from the Book of Life and Death, and united many of the other monster tribes who sought to ally with him, an act that garnered the attention of the Jade Emperor.

In an effort to better control the Monkey-King, the Jade Emperor awarded him a title, but when Sun Wukong discovered his new position was little more than “stable boy” he grew angry and declared himself “Great Sage, Equal of Heaven,” and waged war on the heavens. For this treasonous act, he was finally captured and imprisoned beneath a mountain for five centuries.

At long last, the humble monk Xuanzang was seeking disciples to protect him while on his legendary Journey to the West to collect the Indian Sutras. Sun Wukong gladly agreed to serve him, but the Buddha wrapped a golden circlet around the Monkey King’s head so that Xuanzang could control him. With three other disciples, they faced eighty one trials during their quest, and collected the sutras. For his service and strength, Sun Wukong was awarded Buddhahood, finally ascending to heaven and gaining immortality.

The Monkey King has been depicted in many shapes and forms but his unique features and relics are a prevalent part of his story. One of which is his Ǒusībùyúnlǚ translating roughly to “cloud stepping boots” or “cloud stepping shoes”. These allow Sun Wukong to step atop a cloud and ride it with graceful ease (As depicted here).