Black Myth Wukong Ruyi Jingu Bang 40cm gold plated

Black Myth Wukong's Weapon - Black Myth Wukong Ruyi Jingu Bang 40cm gold plated

The Ruyi Golden Cudgel we provide is about 40cm long and has a gold-plated surface. It is available in different colors for you to choose from and has a very Chinese style.

The Ruyi Jingu Bang is a symbol of power and versatility in Chinese folklore and has become an iconic image in Chinese culture.

It has appeared in various adaptations of "Journey to the West" in literature, film, television, and video games. The staff is often depicted alongside Sun Wukong as an inseparable part of his character.

Origin Story

According to legend, the Ruyi Jingu Bang was originally a pillar used by the ancient sea god, Yu the Great, to measure the depth of the Great Flood. It was kept in the underwater palace of the Dragon King of the Eastern Sea.

Sun Wukong retrieves the staff after being told by the Dragon King that he should find a weapon that suits him. When he sees the Ruyi Jingu Bang, he immediately knows it's perfect for him and claims it as his own.

Size Manipulation: The staff can change its size at will, from as large as a mountain to as small as a needle, making it easy for Sun Wukong to carry it behind his ear when not in use.

Weight: Despite its size-changing abilities, the staff is incredibly heavy, weighing about 13,500 pounds (6,750 kg), which only Sun Wukong has the strength to wield effectively.

Indestructibility: The staff is virtually indestructible and can withstand any attack, making it a formidable weapon in battle.