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"I don't know why you bother with these people. You could literally blow up the sun."
"Why would I blow up the sun?"
"You don't have to, but you could. That's the point. Everyone should do what you say because if they don't, you could, you know, blow up the sun or something."
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"I love talking with humans. You have the benefits of the wisdom provided by a short life, but your limited grasp on the fundamental nature of reality leaves you without a lot of basic key knowledge. It's a fascinating perspective."
"I can't tell if you're being condescending or not."
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Yall ever think about how shadowpeach is always fun to analyze when you get to their codependency and neglect aspects--
I love how imperfect they are even when they're supposedly at their happiest
Macaque's codependency I feel is easiest to see
Dude walks in the literal shadows of Wukong- he is always a stand behind and honestly I feel he's always had an envy/resentment of Wukong's strength and perceived greed for power even if he also adored and admired Wukong at the same time
Just that ugly feeling of loving someone so much because of how strong they are yet hating them because the higher they are on that pedestal the harder it is to keep them to yourself and know they'll always see you and the jealousy of being unable to reach those same heights yet this sense of loyalty to their very being so deep in your bones you can't bring yourself to do more than go along until you snap at their antics
And Wukong neglects/avoids conflict so much even in present day when he's aware of the trouble is can cause- the belief he is strongest also being his biggest weakness because only HE can handle all these issues- how sweet my friends want to help but they'll break under the pressure only I can do this alone so no need to stress them- pssh communication? Nah!! No need to bother them with things that'll make them stressed when I can handle it alone
Dude is so avoidant- mixed with someone so dependent like Mac feels like fights of Wukong not letting Mac know things or help which adds to his inferiority complex and they just have this horrible back and forth of their own insecurities and issues- self destructive and cruel
Yet they both also understand each other more without words at the same time bc of how alike they are in other aspects and how in tune to each other they work and it's so strong bond even centuries later, still angry with each other and hurt- a fucking glance and nod and they both know what the other is thinking and asking to do-
It's such a beautiful mess and GOD I love how complex you can get with that- seeing how they truly are both horrible and perfect with each other- bringing the best and worst of of each other and yet both seemingly unwilling to 100% face it and address what they broke
Also they both lowkey neglect their relationship in the sense neither address the issues they clearly had early on- from Macaque clearly being uneasy and disagreeing with Wukong's nature of adventuring and gaining power and of course the rebellion- but Wukong neglecting the chances he can to properly address and ask Macaque why these things bother him- like yeah I believe he loves Mac and truly meant in some level (even if no matter the outcome that wouldn't be possible) he wanted fhat future of lazing under the sun eating fruit all day with Macaque like he promised- Wukong is a protector very much- paranoid one at that with how he obsesses of power to protect so he can ensure NOTHING harms what he loves- he definitely loved Macaque- but he reminds me in a sense of Mr. Peanut Butter from Bojack Horseman- past him anyway- when it comes to acting like there isn't a big emotional issue needing to be addressed-
And Macaque neglects the relationship by being so compliant until it finally boils over and goes wrong- and he fuels the fire even- Wukong does to but I feel like Macaque didn't realize he blew up too under that mountain- given his reaction to seeing the fight from the sidelines- I imagine he only recalls how hurt he felt and how Wukong spoke to him so cruel when he wanted to provide a level of comfort in that moment
Like he didn't realize his temper was always short- that he said hurtful (tho true on a level) things to Wukong in retaliation and that he clearly has been running high on his idea of retaliation of Wukong being everything to him- yet in hating him it's not too different from loving him- he's still obsessing just in a new light and hes still ignoring what he could've changed- GUH I LOVE THESE OLD IDIOTS
I wanted to do a write-up of the info I covered in the Moon Mist/In Orchids podcast for people who can't/didn't listen. Here are the basic points.
This post is VERY long, so I suggest setting aside some time to read it. Also, if you watched the podcast, you might want to look at this as well. I flesh out a few points here and talk about the two things I missed in this summary as well.
In Moon Mist, the reason why shadowpeach's house is more modern and updated and larger is because, once Macaque's curse was removed, he decided to move in with Wukong to make the process of undoing the corruption much easier. And so, he brought a bunch of things over from his place. Primarily, he brought the furniture, appliances and commodities that he finds useful. He did this by using the same magic he used in Season 3 Episode 4: Winning Side when Macaque split Sandy's van into two perfect replicas. I believe he used the shadow of the van to do this, and so, he does the same here: using the shadows of the various things he needs to bring them over to Wukong's house. And it's now actually a house, not a hut. Macaque expanded the square footage of it as well.
I went through a run down of why Wukong is sick in the first place and gave context by explaining the entire plot of In Orchids, We Wither. Here is the plot summarized:
Wukong is summoned to the Celestial Realm because there's movement on his appeal for Macaque's curse to be removed
In order to remove it, he needs the signatures of all the Ten Kings of Hell.
The Ten Kings invite Wukong down for a dinner where they'll sign the document afterwards, giving their authorization for Macaque's curse to be removed.
Wukong is terrified because the Ten Kings hate him (since the fiasco where he removed his name from the Book of the Dead) and he believes this could be a trick.
Wukong also struggles with telling Mac about this; Mac wouldn't agree to him going to this dinner and would prevent from going. He would likely use his favor to keep Wukong in the Mortal Realm.
So, Wukong doesn't tell Macaque, and after much deliberation over three days, he decides he's going to agree to the dinner because it's the only safe way to remove the curse (because the Ten Kings are the only ones who know exactly how to remove it since they put it on Mac).
There's a very real possibility Wukong could die, though, so after a training session with MK, Wukong asks for some alone time with MK to discuss successor things. Mac is suspicious but doesn't pry, and he leaves them alone.
While alone with MK, Wukong explains the situation to him and the threat of the Ten Kings. They could kill Wukong out of revenge or keep him trapped down there. MK pushes that Wukong shouldn't go; Wukong is adamant that he has to because it's the only way to free Macaque. MK understands this but is conflicted because he wants to save Macaque as well, but he doesn't want to lose his mentor.
Wukong takes this time to tell MK important things he'll need to know as his successor. He tells him about issues with certain demons, where some are locked away, things to keep track of, things to check in on, things to look out for, etc. He's basically giving MK this info to prepare for the worst: if he doesn't return from the Realm of Death, then MK will be his successor in every way. This overwhelms MK. Wukong assures MK that he has scrolls tucked away that will explain most of these things and MK can go to Macaque for help.
MK is very shaken and scared. He asks if Wukong has told Macaque about this; Wukong tells him he hasn't. MK KNOWS Macaque wouldn't want Wukong to do this, so Wukong is jeopardizing their relationship and all they've built over the past 10 months for a chance to remove Macaque's curse. It is also highly probably that the Ten Kings won't even remove it.
MK asks Wukong if this chance is worth losing Macaque, because Macaque will be very angry when he learns of this and might cut Wukong out of his life for lying about something so important (and for Wukong not listening to him when he said to not ask Heaven about the curse and to not involve him in this).
Wukong, after a long pause, says that he's still going to take the chance. Even though Macaque won't say it, he's struggling under the curse. It's killing him. He can't sleep. He's having trouble eating. It's a miracle he's survived this long. But he can't keep it up for much longer. So Wukong will take any chance he can get.
MK, though saddened but also understanding, doesn't push Wukong anymore and lets it be. To cheer MK up, Wukong makes a clone that turns into a butterfly that lands on MK's shoulder. Wukong tells him that if that clone pops away, it means that he's dead because his magic will be gone. But if it doesn't pop for three days, Wukong's probably being trapped or tortured. He tells MK that, if that happens, he'll need to tell Macaque everything.
MK agrees and he and Wukong share a long hug. Wukong assures MK that it'll be fine; he's gotten out of tricky situations before, but MK doesn't completely believe him. And he leaves the mountain despondently.
That night, Wukong prepares to enter the Realm of Death for the dinner, but he feels restless. He needs to see Macaque one more time before going. So Wukong flies over to Macaque's place in the Industrial District in the city and knocks on Macaque's door. He realizes this is odd behavior because they haven't hung out together outside of the mountain yet, but he has to see Macaque because he's terrified he might die.
Macaque answers the door in surprise. He asks Wukong what's wrong, Wukong lies, Macaque is again suspicious and pushes a bit more, but Wukong doesn't waver. Macaque invites Wukong inside and offers to give him a tour of his place (since last time, they weren't on good terms.
Macaque shows Wukong around and he is noticeably flirtatious and laid back now. Wukong is flustered most of the time and tries to stay cool despite Macaque's change in behavior. The tour ends in Macaque's bedroom, which brings things to a head. Macaque admits that there's obviously been a lot of sexual tension between them, and Wukong suddenly coming over to his place has made him more lax about it. He gets to see Wukong in his home, in his bedroom - Macaque gets excited about it.
They DO end up on Macaque's bed after making out. And they DO fool around (dry humping or something?). Wukong stays over and takes a shower and Macaque flirts with him more, since Wukong now smells like him.
Midnight is approaching, so Macaque mentions that he'll have to leave soon. Wukong gets ready to leave but hugs Macaque one last time and kisses him deeply. He probably says "I love you" here, which startles Macaque (they might have said it before. I'm still working that out). But either way, it's a very heartfelt moment, and Wukong almost breaks down and cries. Macaque pleadingly asks him what's going on, but Wukong refuses to tell him, pushing Macaque away and saying that they'll talk about it later.
Macaque asks Wukong if he's hiding something from him. Wukong firmly answers that he isn't, telling a huge lie. Macaque kind of senses something's off, but it's midnight now, and he has to go.
They kiss and say goodbye while Wukong holds back his tears. He flies away on his cloud and returns to the mountain, knowing what he must do.
Wukong travels to the Realm of Death by way of magic circle (kind of like how Red Son transported the Monkie Kids to the Celestial Realm in Season 2). He arrives in the Realm of Death dressed nicely (armor, his best clothing, maybe what he was wearing after the LBD's possession went away). Divine beings visiting the Realm of Death do not enter by the gates like mortal souls. There's another entrance that's more welcoming, and Wukong arrives there. He's taken to the Black Spiral Palace where the Ten Kings await him.
During the dinner, the Ten Kings (all who have distinct names and personalities, and who govern different courts) poke and prod at Wukong, hinting that they could kill him if they really wanted to. Their goal is to make Wukong feel as uncomfortable as possible, and it's working. Wukong barely touches his food and instead drinks the tea to show his gratitude.
The Ten Kings also reminisce about Macaque's brutal punishment. Several of them talk about how great it was to hear Macaque's screams - one even plays an echo of Macaque's screams back then, infuriating Wukong, who has to stay calm in order for them to sign the document.
The dinner is very uncomfortable. They discuss mortality and the fall of other divine beings, implying that Wukong's fall is closely approaching. They hint that immortality isn't real, meaning the blue orchids that remove immortality and invincibility. Wukong, at this point, still doesn't know about the blue orchids and doesn't understand what they mean.
Near the end of the dinner (treats and desserts are being served), a servant comes by and tops off their tea cups. All of the kings get their cups refilled and Wukong does, too. Having been fine so far (meaning there hasn't been foul play with the food) Wukong confidently drinks his tea, but this time...something happens to him.
He feels like he's being chocked, like his vigor and strength is being sapped. He's dizzy and his vision is blurry. He starts coughing and notices that the Ten Kings are looking at him closely. Wukong realizes that the tea was poisoned! But he's confused; he saw the servant pour tea for the Ten Kings as well.
It turns out that, this entire time, the teapot that was being used was an "Assassin's Teapot", an ancient relic that can hold two liquids in the pot at a time and, while covering secret holes with one's fingers, can release one liquid or the other. Meaning that it appeared that all of them were getting the same tea, but this time, the servant served the other liquid in the teapot to Wukong. This poisoned tea is infused with blue orchids, meaning that Wukong's immortality and invincibility is being drained away.
Wukong is in horrible pain as his magic is corrupted by the poison. He tries to heal himself, and the healing spell doesn't work. His magic ricochets back at him and burns him. The Ten Kings, witnessing this, are confused. But three out of the seven look very pleased. These Three Kings (LMFAO) wanted to hurt Wukong and strip him of his immortality to kill him. They wanted him to suffer for what he'd done to them in the past and how prideful he was. They never got over that incident and they're taking their revenge now.
The other seven kings are livid! It's stupid to mess with Wukong since he's a divine being and in good standing with Heaven and the Jade Emperor. If anything untoward were to occur during this dinner, the Ten Kings would be in trouble, which is why they settled on just making Wukong as uncomfortable as possible. But three of them hatched a plan without telling the others.
The Ten Kings fight amongst themselves and Wukong escapes the palace. He struggles to walk and he's coughing up blood. His magic is unreliable. He doesn't know how he's going to get out of the Ream of Death. He runs through the city to escape the Kings, but the three that want to kill him are chasing after him. Wukong is forced to fight them with his limited magic and strength. He gets hurt in the process, which triggers a spell that was sealed inside of him.
Macaque, all the way back in Constellations chapter 5, did some kind of magic to Wukong's chest in the alley. Wukong didn't know what that spell did until now. It activates once it senses that Wukong has lost a lot of blood and, using the water in his body and the additional shadows Mac placed in his chest, the spell heals him and gives him renewed strength (this is possible because the magic spell is Macaque's, not Wukong's. Macaque's magic was used, so Wukong's body can receive it safely).
Wukong, deeply touched by Macaque's foresight, uses his newfound strength to escape the city and wander into the outskirts of the Realm of Death. Outside of the city, there's withered trees and cracked earth, a barren and dry land. But in the midst of all that, there's a tree with golden leaves in the distance. Wukong realizes that it's one of the trees that bloomed gold once MK was born. It's still gold now. Wukong runs to it and catches his breath under its boughs.
He tries to cast a spell, it doesn't work. Wukong's scared and frustrated by this. He's trapped in this realm if he can't use his magic. He leans back against the tree and tries to think of something, but it seems hopeless. In the end, Wukong meditates to try and restore his magic. While doing so, he feels a connection to MK through the tree.
MK, after having gotten off work that day, returned to FFM in worry. He sat under the ginkgo tree he grew and waited for Wukong to return (the butterfly clone is still on MK's shoulder) It is through this that Wukong and MK are able to speak with each other through the connection of MK's magic with the two golden trees.
Wukong tells MK the situation and how things don't look good. MK is surprisingly calm and talks to Wukong about it. Wukong laments that this is all his fault. If he hadn't been so prideful back then, the Ten Kings wouldn't have this beef with him. Wukong's pride was his undoing. MK then suggests that: "If pride is what got you into this situation, then use humility to get out."
Wukong is surprised by this thoughtful advice and the connection between successor and predecessor is severed. Wukong hears the voices of the Kings approaching, and he forces himself to stand. He'll fight for as long as he can. He engages in a heated battle between himself and the three kings. The seven kings that were surprised by this, too, step in to fight. Wukong pulls out several great moves and dodges during this part, and takes one of the king's weapons to use against them.
Unfortunately, he gets injured again and has to flee a second time. The three kings have started to use death magic, which makes the corruption going on inside of Wukong much worse. As Wukong flees, he remembers MK's advice. Who can he call to help him? Who will respond immediately? There's only one answer.
Wukong falls as he's slashed in the side by a king's spear. He falls to the ground and, as his vision starts to go black, he cries out Macaque's name. There's no immediate response, so Wukong tries again. This time, he shouts out the word for "Mate" in their tongue and immediately, a shadow portal opens beneath him.
Macaque's hand reaches out of the portal and yanks Wukong through it, saving him from certain death by the hands of (some of) the Ten Kings.
To be continued... (tumblr is getting very laggy. I guess I've reached the text limit ๐ )
The shadow portal Macaque dragged Wukong through leads back to Wukong's bedroom in his hut. Macaque helps him to sit down beside his bed, his back against the far back wall.
Macaque is crouching in front of him. He looks equal parts pissed and concerned. He asks what Wukong was doing in the Realm of Death; Wukong can't respond because he's hyperventilating and having a panic attack. And he's still in tremendous pain.
Macaque realizes the questions can wait. He heals Wukong's wounds and notices that something is wrong with Wukong's magic. He helps Wukong through his panic attack and reassures him that he's fine and he's safe now that Macaque is with him. This helps calm Wukong down to the point where he can answer Macaque's questions.
Macaque is Very Mad, and makes that clear. He's upset that Wukong did this and risked his life, first off, and then that he didn't tell Macaque about the update on his appeal, AND that Wukong put himself in danger for nothing; the curse hasn't been removed and now Wukong's magic is being corrupted.
Wukong is surprised by this and asks what Macaque means. Macaque goes into a lengthy explanation as to why Wukong's magic isn't behaving normally. Basically, the poison is draining his immortality/invincibility by messing with the celestial magic that is lined in Wukong's body because of him being a celestial primate. The magic of immortality/invincibility was applied to that celestial magic, and so, now that the poison is attacking that, it's impacting his entire body and his ability to use magic. The celestial magic that has kept Wukong healthy and whole is slowly being corrupted over time, and so it's not able to heal Wukong like it normally could. It's not able to keep Wukong's unique body functioning properly because it's trying to fight the poison.
This means that all the unique things about Wukong's body (his high body temperature, his skull being made of copper, his heart being gold, his iron ribs, etc. All of that isn't being properly maintained, so Wukong's body is basically falling apart. The corruption will grow and grow and the celestial magic won't be able to stop it. If the poison corrupts all of his magic, then Wukong will die, because he's no longer immortal or invincible because of the blue orchids in the poison.
Wukong is very terrified and troubled by this. He desperately asks Macaque if anything can be done. Macaque thinks for a while and says that the only way to stop this is to try and outrun the speed of the poison. Wukong's magic would have to be uncorrupted at a faster pace than the poison is corrupting it, meaning that, eventually, Wukong's magic would be restored faster than the poison, and the poison would slowly be eradicated.
Macaque is the only one that can uncorrupt Wukong's magic since he knows it so well, but Macaque is also still cursed. It will take a long time for him to do this. Macaque estimates it'll take about 2 years until Wukong's back to normal.
Wukong, while disheartened by the length of time, is very happy that something can be done to fix his predicament. But he also knows that Macaque is angry with him and has no obligation to stay and help Wukong at this point. Macaque could leave Wukong to his fate, and he would be justified in doing so. He's wanted revenge against Wukong this whole time anyway.
Wukong sadly says all of that to Macaque, who doesn't react or respond initially. There's a long silence between them, but then...Macaque hears something outside of the hut and feels a familiar presence. Much like the Lady Bone Demon, it is the presence of death magic. The Ten Kings are here in the mortal realm. They call out for Wukong to come talk to them.
Though still terrified by what had just occurred, Wukong puts on a new set of clothes and intends to head out there. Macaque tries to talk him out of it, but Wukong says he needs to see this through. But Wukong is visibly scared and shaking, still, he channels his strength and pride and begins to head out. Before he reaches the door, Macaque grabs his left hand.
Wukong looks at Macaque in surprise and Macaque says something like "You told me once that you wouldn't fear death if I was by your side. If you're going to do this...then we should do it together."
Very touched by this, Wukong smiles and they exit the hut. Outside, there are only three kings (LMFAO) to speak with. Wukong notices it's some of the seven that were upset about the betrayal and the poison. One of the kings is King Chujiang, the king who presides over the Yellow River. This king is the one that told Macaque the truth about his all-sight. Seeing that he's there, Macaque is immediately hopeful that they won't pull anything.
The kings tell Wukong that the matter is being dealt with internally and that the three who planned all this will be punished. The kings then ask for Wukong not to mention the incident to the Jade Emperor.
Wukong, knowing he's got the advantage here because the Ten Kings are afraid of the wrath of the Jade Emperor, boldly asks if they will remove Macaque's curse to buy his silence. The Kings agree to that.
Wukong also asks if he can have a piece of the Scroll of Memory. He remembers that the JE mentioned that Azure and the rest were sealed in there, and he's got a plan for the scroll. The Ten Kings ask why Wukong is interested, and Wukong says that he's lived for a long time and would like to see his companions and master again. The Scroll of Memory is one of the few ways he can do that.
The Ten Kings, knowing they have a disadvantage, agree to this, not seeing the harm it can do. They give Wukong a piece of the scroll and ask again if Wukong will be silent.
Wukong agrees and then asks if there's anything they can do about the corruption. The kings admit that they cannot do anything, for corruption is unpredictable and irreversible. Wukong grows angry with them about this, but they point out that Macaque will have his cursed removed; maybe he can help Wukong with it.
Wukong lets it go and the three kings depart. After about 30 seconds, Macaque grunts and kneels on the ground, feeling something happening to his body. Gradually, the curse is removed from him, freeing him to practice advanced magic, to sleep, to dream, and be his complete self again.
Macaque's reaction to this is badass but also a little scary. Immediately, the sky around FFM grows dark and a shadow barrier forms around the mountain. Macaque stands to his full height, laughing maniacally with violet and black shadows swirling in his eyes. Wukong steps back, unsure of what Macaque's intentions are.
In Orchids would end something like this:
Macaque turns to face Wukong with a wide grin, just as concerning as it is menacing. Heโs enacting a plan that only he is privy to. And before Wukong can ask for details or tell Macaque to stop, he raises his right hand, and with a snap of his fingers, he snuffs out the light of the sun.
And that's all the info I covered! I think. This concludes this write up, sorry it was so lengthy!
I've been listening to Maroon 5 (an old fave of mine) and! this song came up and it's SUCH a liukong song??? I personally see it from Wukong's perspective (Never Gonna Leave This Bed - Maroon 5)
The vibe of "I am never going to give up on this relationship. I know it's imperfect, but I don't care" is SO Wukong to me. I think it ties into his character really well, and that's why he's so stubborn (but precious) in Constellations.
But for canon liukong, I think this song works more in Macaque's favor? Just with how Wukong shows through his actions that he still cares for Mac, but otherwise, he's all "Hmph!! ๐ค๐ค" huffy with him. And Mac wanting SO DESPERATELY to be in Wuk's life again, to be important to him again.... It reeks of desperation. Just Wukong being in his life in SOME WAY. Like, he isn't picky about it, but at every opportunity, every side remark that Wukong makes ("I only trust the people who are standing here right now") or something, Mac SNAPS to attention. He wants so badly to be on Wukong's good side, it's PATHETIC
And I love that from a canon standpoint of Wukong being like, "After everything with the Brotherhood and our fight and (maybe murder, we don't know), any relationship between us isn't going to work. There's no point."
And Macaque showing his own stubbornness, clenching his hands to his sides, refusing to give up. Wanting so badly to be valued, to be loved by Wukong, to be his friend again. He will not let their relationship fall off or be forgotten. It's not perfect, but he stays. He won't leave. He won't be forgotten. Just an annoying fly in Wukong's ear. A constant reminder of what happened between them that Wukong doesn't like to think about. But Macaque is insistent, and Wukong is slowly being forced to face it. Denial isn't going to work forever.
I don't know, I just really love this song. And it's so liukong core to me
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Reposting some quick drawings I made a looonng time ago about clumsyshadow and a small storyboard animatic I did
The story was that Macaque waited for Wukong to return from JTTW. So there's no revenge arc. He got super mad about it because he took so long to come back and Ao lie told Macaque to not be angry at Wukong and everything. And they got closer but we all know how it ends. It's a sad ending that I never made, I had ideas for that
Also Wukong is soooo shipping them and he's like the friend who gives you advice to flirt but Macaque doesn't listen him because he's dumb
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