Black Myth Wukong: All Yaoguai Kings and locations
Here's where to find all of Black Myth Wukong's toughest bosses.
Black Myth: Wukong has plenty of bosses for you to fight, but the Yaoguai Kings are easily the toughest challenges in the entire game, with many forming the game's main story bosses. However, some are more hidden than others, which is why we've put together this list of all the Yaoguai Kings in the game to help you track down every last boss Black Myth: Wukong has to offer.
There are still a couple of elusive bosses we've yet to track down ourselves, but we'll be updating this list as soon as we have more information to share. With that in mind, read on below to find our in-progress list of all Black Myth: Wukong Yaoguai Kings and their nearest shrine location.
All Black Myth Wukong Yaoguai Kings and locations
Here you'll find our Yaoguai Kings locations list. We've also got a full Black Myth: Wukong boss list and one for the Yaoguai Chiefs if you're looking for those bosses in particular.
Name | Chapter | Location |
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Lingxuzi | 1 | Forest of Wolves, near Guanyin Temple shrine |
Red Loong | 1 | SECRET BOSS: Forest of Wolves, near Outside the Forest shrine Find the Loong Scales in Chapter 2 then return to Forest of Wolves and use them on the waterfall near the aforementioned shrine |
Elder Jinchi | 1 | SECRET BOSS: Ancient Guanyin Temple, near Grand Chamber shrine Ring the three bells in Chapter 1 (where you fought Guangzhi in Forest of Wolves; where you fought Guangmou in Bamboo Grove; and where you fought White-Clad Noble in Marsh of White Mist) |
Black Wing King | 1 | Black Wind Cave, near Cave Interior shrine |
Black Bear Guai | 1 | Black Wind Cave, near Bodhi Peak shrine |
Tiger Vanguard | 2 | Crouching Tiger Temple, near Temple Entrance shrine |
Stone Vanguard | 2 | Fright Cliff, near Rockrest Flat shrine |
Shigandang | 2 | SECRET BOSS: Fright Cliff, near Rockrest Flat shrine Find the six Buddha Eyeballs in Chapter 2, then place them in the stone near where you fought the Stone Vanguard |
Black Loong | 2 | SECRET BOSS: Fright Cliff, near Rockrest Flat shrine Must use Loong Scale on the nearby sand fall barrier. |
Fuban | 2 | SECRET BOSS: Kingdom of Sahali, near Sandgate Bound shrine |
Yellow Wind Sage | 2 | Yellow Wind Formation, near Windseal Gate shrine (alternatively: Crouching Tiger Temple, near Cellar shrine) |
Kang-Jin Loong | 3 | Snowhill Path, near Mirrormere shrine |
Kang-Lin Star | 3 | Bitter Lake, near Turtle Island shrine |
Captain Wise-Voice | 3 | Pagoda Realm, near Mani Wheel shrine |
Cyan Loong | 2 | Bitter Lake, near Turtle Island shrine |
Yellowbrow (and Macaque Chief) | 3 | New Thunderclap Temple, near Mahavira Hall shrine |
Violet Spider | 4 | The Webbed Hollow, near The Gathering Cave shrine |
Yellow Loong | 4 | SECRET BOSS: The Webbed Hollow, Relief Of The Fallen Loong You must have defeated the Red, Black and Cyan Loongs. After doing so reach the Cliff of Oblivion Keeper's Shrine in Webbed Hollow, then head left, using wooden platforms and rope bridges, to reach the Relief of Fallen Loong Keeper's Shrine. |
The Scorpionlord | 4 | SECRET BOSS: Purple Cloud Mountain, climb the stairs near Bounds of Deity's Abode You must first defeat the Venom Daoist twice - firstly in The Webbed Hollow, secondly in the Temple of Yellow Flowers.This boss is missable if you defeat The Duskveil first. |
The Duskveil | 4 | SECRET BOSS: Purple Cloud Mountain, Cloudnest Peak Climb the stairs near the shrine in the Cloudnest Peak area. |
Hundred-Eyed Daoist Master | 4 | Temple of Yellow Flowers, near Court of Illumination shrine |
Keeper of Flaming Mountains and Yin-Yang Fish | 5 | Furnace Valley, near The Emerald Hall shrine |
Bishui Golden-Eyed Beast | 5 | SECRET BOSS: Bishui Cave |
Red Boy | 5 | Field of Fire, near Fallen Furnace Crater shrine |
Yaksha King | 5 | Field of Fire, near Fallen Furnace Crater shrine |
Giant Shigandang | 6 | Foothills, Verdant Path Travel north from the shrine, turning right to follow a path leading to a valley |
Good luck defeating all of the Yaoguai Kings in Black Myth: Wukong!