The Black Myth Wukong Opening Sequence | DeeBeeGeek Reacts 

@@maxtopliss1552 He has already finished the game with the good ending in his 2nd channel.

Bro it's out already and it broke a world record by having 1.5 million downloads the first day compared to elden ring wich only had 900k

@@Dumb-Comment English doesn't have the same impression. For example wukong sounds like a villain/mobster in English, but actually sounds like a protagonist in chinese

@@NO1xANIMExFAN it doesn't impact the immersion since the only time you hear his voice is during the intro (and the 6th relic) You can get a better experience just listening to your own language instead of trying to catch and read the subtitles, you could be missing the beautiful animations and cut scenes Perhaps it's because I have never watched DBZ, I don't think his voice is villainous at all, instead I find it quite fitting

@@NO1xANIMExFAN Nah chinese sounds ass compared. Wukongs voice sounds a million times better in english.

@@NO1xANIMExFAN The Chinese original dub is mostly for Wukong's voice, the remind me of Wukong from everyone's childhood TV shows, his laugh is also identical, they nailed it. But then again, it's a handful dialouges and that's it. The rest of the characters sound just like ordinary Chinese. I would say the Chinese dub is for getting a good impression of the game, but English dub is better for non Chinese players, especially who don't speak it.

​@@NO1xANIMExFAN I, like most Westerners, haven't watched Journey to the West, so we don’t have the same nostalgia. Unlike many others, I’m more familiar with Chinese fantasy and somewhat used to the language, but I have to admit that Chinese doesn’t have a way of speaking that sounds "cool." Chinese dubs just sound like regular people talking, not like deities and gods. As you might have already guessed, in Wukong, I prefer the English dub any day over the Chinese, even though Chinese is supposedly closer to the original. You could say it's because I don’t understand Chinese that I don’t get the same satisfying feeling from it. But that argument falls apart when, even though I don’t understand Japanese, their language still portrays "evil, cool, otherworldly, or just the character's power" in characters' speech to me. TL;DR: To me, the Chinese language can't portray power in speech like English, or even Japanese, which I don't understand.

Legend!

I mean, he's supposed to be this ridiculous and overpowered crazy monkey, yet he's real goofy and tricksy. His voice fits him well in both dubs

我乃，花果山水帘洞齐天大圣孙悟空！他从来不说自己是佛

那叫文言白话，你多读读原著小说就懂了... It is called classical mandarin, just read more novels from ming or qing dynasty, it's not difficult