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Of these, 5 are Yaoguai Kings, and 4 are Yaoguai Chiefs.
The Bullguard is a slow and lumbering foe which is designed to get you used to dodging.
Wandering Wight
The Wandering Wight, curiously, isn’t listed in your Journal as a Yaoguai.
Possibly this is because it is an offshoot of a later boss, theElder Jinchi.
To find him, start at the region’s Shrine and take the left-hand path in front of you.
Guangzhi wields a flaming double-edged sword which is capable of meting out very fast combos and ranged throw attacks.
Mercifully, he doesn’t have a huge health pool, so staying aggressive is the way to go.
There’s also a Bell in this arena that you should ring (more on this below!).
Lingxuzi
Lingxuzi is your first Yaoguai King boss fight.
The path there is very linear and straightforward, so you should have no trouble finding this boss encounter.
As you approach, your friend the Keeper will warn you that you have no chance against this boss.
But don’t worry - he vastly underestimates your skills, dear reader.
Jump off this platform to the right, and you’ll land in the river.
Baw-Li-Guhh-Lang isn’t the toughest Yaoguai Chief you’ve encountered thus far.
He’s irritating though.
Watch out in particular for his backwards kick attack, because it’s hard to see coming.
end the distance between you where possible, and Guangmou won’t pose much of a threat.
Don’t underestimate him, though.
The Pillar Stance is very useful against the Whiteclad Noble, I found.
Use it whenever it’s safe to do so, and evade his attacks while charging your own.
Just be careful you don’t run out of stamina.
I won’t lie, the Black Wind King is the toughest enemy so far.
These attacks deal massive damage and require very carefully timed dodges.
Look for the burst of air just before the charge as a telltale sign of when you should dodge.
With a bit of practice, you’ll defeat the Black Bear and complete your journey through Chapter 1.
The main difference here is that the arena is also filled with small shambling corpse enemies.
The Red Loong (secret boss)
The most secret Chapter 1 boss of all is The Red Loong.
Therefore, some minor spoilers for Chapter 2 follow!
Below I’ll explain how to obtain the Loong Scale, and how to find the waterfall.
On the left-hand side of the First Rat Prince arena, there is a clay wall.
You’ll then load into a new boss arena where you’ll face The Red Loong.
That concludes our guide on how to find every single boss in Chapter 1 of Black Myth: Wukong!
If you’re looking to continue your rampage, check out our list of all theChapter 2 bosses.
