Wukong, this image is a highly detailed digital illustration of a ferocious mythical creature with an anthropomorphic appearance. The character is depicted as a humanoid figure, tall and muscular, with protruding thick brown curly hair. Above his forehead is a bronze circular iron bar of about one centimeter made of metal. The circular iron bar is at each end of the front. Form into a curled shape. He has a serious expression, sharp eyes, and slightly raised eyebrows. He holds a long bronze stick in his left hand. The shape of the long stick is similar to a miniature version of the pillar in front of a Taiwanese temple. There are carvings on the long stick. The carving pattern uses a dragon as the pattern. The dragon hovers over a long stick, approximately seven inches in length, suggesting a sense of determination or preparation. The armor is primarily dark, perhaps black or dark blue, with gold and silver accents that catch the light and give it a sparkling effect. The armor is adorned with various decorative elements, including ornate shoulder pads, intricate designs on the breastplate, and long, flowing red ribbons that add color and contrast. The armor is heavily decorated with traditional Asian patterns, such as dragons and floral patterns, suggesting that the design may have been influenced by East Asia.
