All Bosses: Round 9 Is Black Bear Guai

Hey fellow Wukong adventurers! I just wanted to share my experience and some personal tips on how I managed to overcome the formidable Black Bear Guai boss in Black Myth: Wukong. This guy, sometimes known as the Black Wind King, is a real test of skill and patience, especially as part of the overall ALL BOSS FIGHTS journey in the game. If you're stuck on PART 9, don't worry, you're not alone! First off, don't rush. Like many bosses in Black Myth: Wukong, understanding his attack patterns is half the battle. I found that patience was my greatest weapon here. The Black Bear Guai has some devastating swings with his massive club, but they're often telegraphed. Focus on dodging, not just blindly attacking. Key Strategies I Used: Observe and Learn: Spend your first few attempts just evading. Watch his combos. He often performs a series of wide, sweeping attacks followed by a powerful overhead slam. The overhead slam usually leaves him open for a quick counter-attack or two. Don't get greedy! I learned this the hard way. Perfect Dodge/Parry: If you've mastered the perfect dodge (or parry, if you prefer), this fight becomes significantly easier. A successful perfect dodge gives you a brief window to land some hits. His charge attack is a great opportunity for a perfect dodge followed by a strong counter. Utilize Your Spiritual Arts: Don't forget Wukong's unique abilities. I found the clone ability particularly useful to distract the Black Bear Guai, giving me precious seconds to heal, reposition, or land some uninterruptible attacks from behind. Experiment with your transformations too; some can offer temporary invincibility or increased damage for burst phases. Manage Your Stamina: This is crucial. Dodging and attacking consume stamina. If you run out, you're a sitting duck. Always keep a bit in reserve for an emergency dodge. I found myself frequently backing off to let my stamina regenerate, especially after a long combo from the boss. Healing Items: Stock up on your healing gourds and any other recovery items you have. This is not a fight to be stingy with your consumables. There will be moments when you take damage, and quick recovery can keep you in the fight longer. Phase Transition (Enrage): Like many bosses, the Black Bear Guai has a second phase once his health drops to a certain point. He typically becomes more aggressive, sometimes gaining new attacks or enhancing existing ones. His club swings become faster, and he might incorporate more ground-shaking attacks. This is where patience is even more vital. Don't panic; stick to your established dodge-and-punish rhythm. Remember, every player's style is different, so what worked for me might need slight adjustments for you. But these core principles of observation, careful dodging, and smart ability usage were what finally helped me beat the Black Bear Guai. You've got this, fellow Monkey King! Keep trying, and you'll conquer this challenging Black Myth: Wukong boss battle in no time.