Month: April 2025

In Black Myth: Wukong, you are the Destined One, a monkey warrior who sets about on an odyssey to collect ancient objects of great power. Arrayed against you are countless foes, trials and tribulations that are sure to test your mettle. Given all the challenges you face, we’ve got a Black Myth: Wukong guides hub to help you along the way.

Black Myth: Wukong guides hub

Our Black Myth: Wukong guides hub covers numerous in-game mechanics and features. From basic concepts to late-game challenges, we’ve got everything sorted out. Be sure to bookmark this guide and check the linked articles below if you’re stuck on a certain portion of the campaign or if you don’t want to miss out on collectibles/upgrades as you progress.

Basics for beginners

Beginner’s guide – Here are 20 tips to keep in mind as you start your journey in Black Myth: Wukong.

How to unlock the parry spell – Don’t just limit yourself to dodging around.

How to craft medicines – Craft these consumable concoctions to help you stay alive longer.

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Casual comic book movie fans have probably never heard of Cassandra Nova before Deadpool and Wolverine. That’s because this will be the first time that the X-Men villain has been featured in live-action. But when it came time to develop Cassandra’s on-screen persona, Emma Corrin had an unconventional source of inspiration: Gene Wilder’s portrayal of Willy Wonka in Willy Wonka & the Chocolate Factory.

“There’s something extravagant in Gene Wilder’s performance,” Corrin told GQ. “And it’s a similar energy that Christoph Waltz has in Inglourious Basterds because he’s wearing a uniform so he can sit there and drink a glass of milk and pretend he’s a f***ing fairy godmother.”

The comic book origin of Cassandra Nova is extremely convoluted, and it will probably be simplified in the film. But the short version is that Cassandra is the evil twin sister of Professor Charles Xavier who managed to enter the world despite not being born. She has all of his mental powers and none of his morals. According to Corrin, Cassandra may have a more charmingly sinister persona in the film than she did in the comics.

“Ryan [Reynolds] and Shawn [Levy] pitched this idea, which I …