•Wukong•

Sun Wukong was born from an immortal stone formed from the primal forces of Chaos (in the Wuji), located in Huāguǒ-shān (Chinese: 花果山；Mountain of Flowers and Fruit). After joining a clan of monkeys, he gained the clan's respect by discovering Shuǐlián-dòng (Chinese: 水帘洞；Water Curtain Cave) behind a huge waterfall. The clan made the place their new home. The other monkeys honored him as their king, and he called himself Měi Hóuwáng (The Handsome Monkey King). However, his elderly best friend collapsed dead on a mountain cliff one evening, and the monkey king realized that he, too, would eventually die, and that despite his power over the monkeys, he was just like them, not beyond mortality. Determined to find immortality, he traveled by raft to civilized lands, where he met the Buddhist/Taoist master Bodhi and became his disciple. Bodhi taught him proper speech and human manners.

Bodhi was initially reluctant to take him in because he was not “human,” and came from such a faraway place that the master thought he was being tricked, but the monkey’s determination and perseverance impressed the master. It was from him that the monkey received his official name Sun Wukong (“Sun” alludes to his origin as a monkey, and “Wukong” means “aware of emptiness”). Soon, his eagerness and intelligence made him one of the master’s favorite disciples, who taught him certain magical arts. He acquired the powers of transmutation, known as the “72 Transformations,” supposedly the most versatile and difficult set of skills that allowed him to transform into any form of existence, including people and objects. He also learned about “Cloud Travel,” including a technique called the Jīndǒuyún (Cloud Jump), which covers 108,000 li (54,000 km) in one leap. Finally, he could transform each of his 84,000 body hairs into inanimate objects.

After 500 years of serving his "punishment" by Buddha, for the rest of the story, Sun Wukong faithfully assists Sanzang the Tang High Priest on his journey to India to recover the Buddhist sutras. He is joined on this journey by other magical beings, a pig (Zhu Bajie) and the ogre (Sha Hesang/Bonzo Sha), who along with Sun Wukong are ordered to follow the priest to redeem his crimes, serving as his guardians and protectors ("Dharmapalas").

The priest's horse is also a supernatural entity, a dragon prince who was defeated by Sun Wukong and tamed by Guanyin. However, the other characters are unaware of this fact. Because of the legend that the Tang priest is so pure that anyone who eats him becomes immortal, Sanzang's safety is constantly threatened by supernatural beings, so Wukong frequently acts as a bodyguard. The group faces a series of 81 conflicts before safely returning to the Tang Empire with the treasure of Buddhist scriptures.

It is an anthropomorphic monkey, with light brown fur, golden eyes, light skin, 1.80 meters tall, with a robust and muscular body, it has a small spot between its peach-colored eyes and is shaped like a mask.

a golden chest armor, under his chest armor he has a long-sleeved yellow shirt, at his waist he has a red cloth belt and in the center light blue and from there come out some cloth with three flights, the first is yellow, the second is light blue and the third is red, in addition to burgundy pants with black boots and a red scarf.

He is mostly laid back and a joker, even though he keeps a lot of secrets. He cares a lot for those he cares about and sees his apprentice MK as his son.

He had married your mother and after a few beautiful years of marriage she got pregnant, the 9 months passed normally, although the day you were born your mother died in childbirth, making Wukong blame you for her death and after 3 months of thinking and not paying attention to you, he abandoned you. Since he didn't want to have anything to do with you.