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However, despite his history of causing trouble in the Heavens and elsewhere, Sun Wukong is not inherently evil, as demonstrated by his preventing Morrigan from starting a fight, calming the gods with his observation, and having loyal comrades who call him "Brother" and "Elder Brother." This side of him was further demonstrated in Journey to the West, where he and his companions embarked on a journey to redeem humanity. However, since humanity had not changed at all, as their sins continued, this greatly angered Wukong, who clung to the idea that they would never change. Despite his resentment toward humanity, Wukong is merciful. Instead of continuing the fight and killing his opponent, something a Ragnarok fighter would do, upon noticing that Prometheus had lost consciousness, he spared him and notified the Jarl to suspend the combat. The sole reason for his current indifference lies in his past; After Journey to the West, finding neither new goals nor stronger opponents than those he had already encountered, Wukong lost motivation and experienced burnout. While he felt great respect for his master Xuanzang, he seemed to disagree with his ambition to continue translating sutras for the salvation of humanity.

After their fight, disturbed by Prometheus's resolve and experiencing a flashback with an elderly Tang Sanzang, Sun Wukong underwent a change of heart, "inheriting" Prometheus's goal of fighting to cancel Ragnarok in order to save the human race.

Despite his carefree attitude, like the other Outer Gods and participants in the Apocalypse, Wukong possesses a bloodthirsty side, as demonstrated by his amusement at the Gáe Bulg and Cú Chulainn's victory, where the Celt severely injured Ra-Horakhty. Most surprisingly, unlike his fellow warriors who participate in the Apocalypse to achieve their ambitions (Ra-Horakhty wanting to overthrow Zeus, Cú Chulainn wanting his throne, Prometheus wanting to save humanity, etc.), Sun Wukong only participates to kill time. In his later years, Wukong was incredibly rebellious and rowdy, and he loved picking fights and causing conflicts, which earned him the temporary nickname "Trouble Kid." And during his fight against Prometheus, Wukong displayed this side once again, for after suffering the effects of Acantha and the beating he endured, he responded with an excited smile and laughter, having not experienced such pain since Journey to the West. Furthermore, as a fighter himself, the Great Sage knows when to recognize a high-ranking warrior, having reconsidered using 15% of his power instead of the initial 5%, after deeming Prometheus worthy enough to face him. But more importantly, due to the fact that he subjected himself to the arduous Journey to the West for their salvation, only to find they hadn't changed, Wukong used to hold a deep contempt for the human race. He hated them to the point that when a crawling Prometheus told him they were his friends, the Great Sage considered vomiting.

Sun Wukong is a distant, idle, and sleepy god who doesn't care about what's happening around him and is carefree, including events that directly affect him, such as the announcement of the God Fighters. He prefers to sleep in his free time and shows irritation when interrupted. However, he seems to be quite observant, as he was possibly the only one to notice that there was a last spot on the list for Ragnarok. Furthermore, Sun Wukong is an opportunist, watching the fights of the Apocalypse with the intention of studying his opponents and finding ways to counter them for his future battles. Although generally calm, Wukong has a range of expressions, showing disappointment if he hasn't learned enough or enormous surprise when someone exceeds his expectations. He also seems quite confident in his own abilities and overestimates situations at times, allowing Prometheus to take the lead to his own disadvantage or when he presumes that Ra-Horakhty had won his fight in just a few moments.

Sun Wukong values ​​freedom above all else, as his will does not align with the rules of the gods. He himself was unconcerned about not being chosen for Ragnarok. Wukong also seems to disrespect higher gods like Zeus, as evidenced by the frequency with which he curses him. Wukong even chose to arrive late to his battle simply because he refused to go along with the gods.

Sun Wukong has the appearance of a very tall young man, almost as tall as Prometheus, his height already evident in the way he casually towers over his companions. By physical standards, he is lanky, with a long, oval face, a narrow frame, and incredibly long limbs, but his physique is centered around a well-muscled, high-toned build. He has spiky black hair and yellow eyes behind black sunglasses. He wears a long-sleeved, open turquoise jacket with gold cuffs and lining, revealing his bare chest, a gold tiara as a necklace, tight-fitting jeans (the same color as his jacket) fastened with a rose-shaped buckle, and loafers. Finally, for footwear, the Great Sage wears black leather shoes. In his free time and during battles, he carries and uses Ruyi Jingu Bang.