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Sun luzhen (little sage) and destined one (little sage)
I wanna thank @sun-of-4-gun for these drawings of my OCS! LOOK AT THEM!!! Legit I don't know anyone that makes characters look so VIBERATE with just one picture but I'm blown away EVERY SINGLE TIME!! They are JAW DROPPING CUTE!! Like a mix of disney and dreamworks style with something so genuine and sweet I just NGIOSNGOISE I LOVE THEM SO MUCH THANK YOU STICK
Some fanart of @eight-trigram-kids Monkeys since I absolutely adore drawing each one of them! They're all so unique and pretty I just can't help but draw them ^u^
I also drew them apart of my Bloodstone Wukong AU and since they are Wukongs they're all gems themselves!
from left to right; Luzhen - Agate, Luohou - Amber, Jidu - Garnet, Hana - Nephrite, Upaya - Sapphire, Bala - Yellow Zircon, Jnana - Opal, Para - Cinnabar and Yue - Diamond
Journey to the West (1992) 西遊記
Author: Tsai Chih-chung Illustrator: Tsai Chih-chung Publisher: SDX Joint Publishing Company Format: Paperback Genre: Comedy Date: 1992 Number of issues: 2 Pages: 623 ISBN: 9787108024695 Language: Chinese Also known as: Tsai Chih-chung's Classical Humorous Comics / 蔡志忠古典幽默漫画 Adaptation: Retelling
Summary:
Journey to the West is a book that has been a household name for three or four centuries, captivating readers of all ages and genders. Its author, Wu Cheng'en, was a man of great wit; his portrayals of characters like Zhu Bajie and Sun Wukong are incredibly humorous. Among all works of classical Chinese literature, Journey to the West stands out as the one richest in humor.
The artist, Mr. Tsai Chih-chung, employs a drawing style that blends the formal with the free-spirited—lighthearted and lively—making it perfectly suited for depicting the book's demons and monsters. He is particularly adept at injecting his own humorous ideas; many of the scenes he illustrates are his own inventions, modernizing the characters and making them even more amusing than in the original text. If you wish to explore this in detail, I highly recommend buying a copy; do not borrow one from a friend, for once you finish reading it, you will not want to return it.
Source: https://book.douban.com/subject/1922566/
Sequel to Journey to the West (1993) 後西遊記
Author: Tsai Chih-chung Illustrator: Tsai Chih-chung Publisher: SDX Joint Publishing Company Format: Paperback Genre: Comedy Date: 1993 Number of issues: 1 Pages: 808 ISBN: 9787108024695 Language: Chinese Also known as: Tsai Chih-chung's Classical Humorous Comics / 蔡志忠古典幽默漫画 Adaptation: Continuation
Summary:
Adapted from Journey to the West, the story is set two hundred years after the original pilgrims attained Buddhahood; a new team—led by the monk Dadian (Tang Banjie) and comprising the Stone Monkey Xiaosheng, Zhu Yijie, and Shami—embarks on a journey to the West to retrieve scriptures
Source: https://baike.baidu.com/item/%E5%90%8E%E8%A5%BF%E6%B8%B8%E8%AE%B0/4614761?fromModule=lemma_search-box
Author : Tsai Chih-chung Illustrator : Tsai Chih-chung Publisher : SDX Joint Publishing Company Format : Paperback Genre : Comed
Imagine Wukong finding out Luzhen had been retconned out of existence by the celestials because he was destined to bring chaos to the universe and he got really mad and found out Subodhi also erased him from existence (albeit reluctantly) and Wukong storms the court and turns to Subodhi, angrily screaming: "No loyalty, no loyalty, NONE! NOT EVEN FROM YOU! WHERE. IS. HE?!"
Hehehe we've been discussing this tasty au in dms.
A "missing twin/sun" is such a cool concept for Wukong's character. Having him feel as though a part of him is fundamentally missing/has been removed from him.
Luzhen as the Stone Bone Monkey being one too many a chaotic celestial primate for the celestials to deal with... so they got rid of him.
His entry in the Book of the Dead is not just scribbled over (as he and his brother did), but erased. All memory of him fading from the minds of this world.
Leaving only an empty feeling in his elder brother's heart that fails to fade away...
When the Monkey King completed his Journey and was granted a boon by the Buddha, he asked not for immortality or sagehood, but for answers.
And answers he received.
A heaven-wide ruling to erase his younger brother from existence for his perceived "uncontrollability". A ruling that even his first Master agreed to...
A second Havoc shakes the Heavens, and there would be only one way to sate the King's wrath.
The most he is granted, likely aided by his patron Bodhisattva and his pilgrim allys, is his brother - albeit reborn in a new shell.
This Sun Wukong retreats from the world to raise Luzhen in a kinder one. He vows that if Heaven ever harms his twin again, he shall destroy them all.
And they believe him.
LMK fic au idea
Welp im not good writing fic and my ideas are riots
@quitealotofsodapop and I made an au about the Monkey King's children: Paramita, Sun Luzhen, Yuebei Xing, Jidu and Luohou.
This happens once Wukong finishes his journey and returns home, helping with the reconstruction of the island, mainly because he starts to feel lonely especially for what happened with his partner Macaque. And one of the things he always wanted once the war was over is to be able to have a family with his beloved but this couldn't happen so he will do it with his own hands in the style of Nuwa, he would create clay eggs and even find a hidden one and from there his children would be born.
Paramita is the firstborn and heir to the throne of the kingdom of the mountain of fruits and flowers and Alolai being the serious of all his brothers and the most elegant of them, he has an elegance that his father lacks but that will not make him less lethal on the battlefield; he is the general of the kingdom's army and has on his shoulders the expectations of the kingdom as crown prince.
Sun Luzhen in his canon is Wukong's twin brother who had taken so long to hatch, and the second to be born when he was found, the king had adopted him as his own son, He has an energetic personality like a showman, He is now a version of Porty light, he is a professional musician and has worked in various musical genres, even in large industries making soundtracks for various movies or video games under an alias.
Yuebei Xing, the only daughter of the monkey king, is daddy's little princess, with a tough character and a very bad temper, with an enormous and muscular build that makes her completely intimidating, but under the dark shell she is a monkey who loves her family and her brothers, she was born with a cleft lip of which she only has a scar, she is a renowned paleontologist in her field who loves her job, she has always loved digging up bones since she was little.
Jidu and Luohou they are mischievous twins who like to cause trouble like their older brother Luzhen, who love theater like Macaque and dedicate their life to that art. Jidu is a comedian in various stand-up comedy shows while Luohou is an actor in musicals and has participated in many.
Jidu
Grande Caeza de pichi
Luohou
King Paramita, Jidu and Luohou desing based in @wuzhiqi-enj0yer
Wukong wanted to experience the possibility of having children by modeling in clay that he created 4 eggs, by the time he found the stone egg of Luzhen he found that the Paramita egg had already hatched and in time only the eggs of the others would hatch turning Wukong into a tired father of 5 energetic children.
Rumors of his existence abounded, especially the fact that Paramita was the son of Princess Iron Fan, which was never lacking (Paramita could never find the author of that aberration in the book and if he had, he would have pulverized it). This rumor was born because he and Red Son WERE childhood friends and a possible marriage union between them was expected (Like Odette and Derek in The Swan Princess). Now their parents wanted them to marry for love like they did, but then the thing at the mountain happened and they lost contact.
Paramita as a cub: "This is my best friend Red. When we grow up, we'll get married and have an island to ourselves!" :3
But that is if the day they meet again they shout with joy and hug each other like little kids who haven't seen each other all summer.
The rumors of the monkey king's children grew to be illustrated in the non-canonical sequels of the journey to the west and at that time they were just children, but due to the isolation of the monkey king the rumors of them became a myth until their existence was doubted, making the shadow of his father grow…
MK would meet the children of the monkey king in ''A hero is born'' is when he lands on the beach of Huaguoshan Island and they were the monkeys in disguise (Headcanon the common monkeys are glamours of yao monkeys)
Making them lose their glamour and scare MK even more until Paramita has to take control of the situation by lining everyone up.
After the initial scare MK asks them to take him to the monkey king and leave them alone; Now you might be wondering why the monkey king would need a successor? Simple, because Wukong has empty nest syndrome.
For the events of season two Paramita and his brothers will be in charge of MK's training so he wouldn't be so far behind and if they would be aware of LBD.
When MKang finds out about their existence it will be at the end of this same season especially when Pigsy is yelling at Wukong and oh boy, if there is something that Paramita does NOT tolerate at all is that HIS FATHER IS INSULTED (He's a daddy's boy)
Pigsy: You're supposed to be his mentor! Paramita: "Excusr me!? He raised five children as a single parent!" HE IS ANYTHING BUT A LAZY MAN WHO DOES NOTHING, DAMN SERVANT!!!
Paramita was millimeters away from beating Pigsy up, he will defend his father's honor knowing how introverted he is and will let that insult pass (He will fight even in mud to prove his point), his brothers would be pulling him to avoid the chef's announced death, even Yuebei has a hard time doing it being the strongest of all her brothers.
And that would be all c:
EDIT: And now the au called ''Wuxing au''
"Oh Great Sage, where have you scattered all your children. Tell me so I say. Oh dear father where have you scattered all your children tell us so we say."
(So there was this trend where people drew the harpy hare illustration thing and I wanted to do that although I realized it was fucking hard but I was so proud of the drawings I gotten so far so I decided to share them I hope you like them)
What's Luzhen's name supposed to translate to? I know Wukong's means 'awakened to emptiness,' but when I tried putting the character for Luzhen in Google Translate it said the first character means shoe or something? I'm sure there's some deeper meaning that AI is failing to grasp there.
It translates to "Monkey who Walks Reality."
For readers wondering what they are referring to, see section three of his article:
Last updated: 04-04-2022 Modern media occasionally depicts Sun Wukong with children. Examples include the book series The Monkey King’s Daug
