Black Myth: Wukong Bosses Guide – Chapter 3 Boss Bukong

If you’re diving into Black Myth: Wukong and want to conquer every challenge, this comprehensive bosses guide is for you. Covering all major chapters, including Chapter 1, Chapter 2, Chapter 3, Chapter 4, Chapter 5, and Chapter 6, this guide details the location and strategies for defeating every boss in the game. Whether you’re stuck on a particular encounter or looking for a complete Black Myth: Wukong walkthrough, we’ll help you navigate the toughest battles, including Chapter 2 and Chapter 3 bosses. Wondering how many bosses are in Black Myth: Wukong or curious about the Black Myth: Wukong ending? We’ve got all the answers you need to emerge victorious.

 Bukong is located under the entry Wuliang Bat in the third chapter of the travel journal.

First teleport to the Happy Forest in the Paradise Valley of the Earth Temple, talk to the fox shown in the picture below, accept the task and obtain the prop [White Fox Hair].

Starting from the gate of Xiaoleiyin Temple of Map Temple, go through the middle room, go to the top of the first staircase and jump down to the left area.

Enter the room in the picture below and go up to the second floor through the stairs on the right. Turn right and follow the door at the back right until you reach the deepest room. You can see a monk in the room.

Use the prop [White Fox Hair] in front of the monk to turn into a white fox to trigger a battle.

Bukong’s attack method is very simple. In addition to using fists to attack at extremely high intervals, he also uses spells to turn the scripture below into a sphere to chase the player. If it touches the player, it will cause continuous damage to the player.

Because the key point of defeating Bubai is to master the rhythm of dodging punches, and then when Bubai is ready to use spells, he can directly use concentrated energy or heavy sticks to break the opponent’s defense, and then continue to attack through interspersed attacks.

It is recommended to leave the transformation until the last moment. When there is only a trace of blood left, the desire to attack is obviously enhanced, and the transformation can increase a lot of fault tolerance.