‪@rustage‬

[@sarcasticsage984]

This song just like Mythos was selected by chat and he made the instrumental right there

[@Bakesensei]

Really ? Crazy , didn’t he do that with Ben ten ?

[@infiniteoctopaw]

Wukong did poetry rap hype intro a BUNCH in the original Journey to the West. There are no joke. Wukong would 1000% approve of this song. Same with the fact that "roots in the dirt" bit. He was treated horribly by the gods since he hatched from a stone. Wukong might not have been a headache, but he made friend easy with his charm and fantastic sense of humor. He studied and worked incredibly hard for everything. His biggest problems were because heaven kept insulting him and treating him like garbage. Most his errors were custom stuff and manners no one was willing to correct him on until he went too far when he was rejected for a peach festival and decided to do 8 different really bad things at the same time. Prompting him to abandone heaven, be forced to fight. Dragged to heaven to be slow cooked alive for 49 days in smoke and fire. Permanently disfiguring him, and only THEN does he snap and get scary angry enough to become a try and take over heaven. Buddha beats him in a wager which Wukong then respects because anyone who can pull one over on him fair and square erns his respect. 500 years later after hes freed by a buddhist monk he must escorts east does so semi- voluntary. Yes he has the tightening crown on, but if Wukong didn't want to go, Tripitaka and Buddha would let him bail. Thing is, Wukong as a character wants to feel fulfilled and be a person worthy of love and respect. Hes ALWAYS wanted that. But adoration from others isn't enough, it will never be enough. Hes dedication to go West and achieve buddha hood is a beautiful story because of how genuinely character driven it is and allegory for how unstoppable and whim driven an undisciplined human mind is. Wukong makes several poems about how Master Tripitaka is his dad and the narrator brings up that everyone was to afraid to ever talk down to him like a child. "Once a teacher, always a father" being one of my favorite lines from the book. I love Journey to the West, its genuinely a beautiful and halarious book of philosophy and religious and political satire. And it now makes watching anime impossible because whole tropes were pulled from this book. Like everything from the pokemon Gym bages in og pokemon - the anime hotspring fan service episode with a pervert getting their ass kicked by the girls they were creeping in. Fights lasting to long and hiroic declorations and intermissions. 10-10 would recomend. (Something something algorithm but i wanted to say something worthwhile.)

[@Bakesensei]

my boy wrote a whole essay. thank you for the comment and im glad you sound somthing you enjoy so much

[@oscar_uchiha6516]

[@Bakesensei]

Yesirrrrrr