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-Zhang Wen as Xuan Zang- ( A monk who seeks enlightenment and aspires to be a demon hunter.) -Qi Su as Duan- ( An experienced demon hunter leader who is in love with Xuan Zang.) -Bo Huang as Sun Wukong / Monkey King- ( Demon monkey who rebels against heaven, leaving him imprisoned) -Shing-Ching Lee as Sand Monk- ( A villager who was falsely accused and killed, who turned into a water demon from hatred.) -Bingqiang Cheng as KL Hog- ( A villager who was deeply in love with his wife, who hates him and married another man. He was then killed and turned into a pig demon.) -Sihan Cheng as Master Nameless- ( The master, teacher, and mentor of Xuan Zang) -Show Lou as Prince Important- ( A demon hunter who controls flying swords.) -Xing Yu as Fist …show more content…

Duan tried to get Xuan Zang to love and marry her, but she failed. Heartbroken, she ran away. Xuan Zang was left staring at the full moon thinking about Ms. Duan. Again, the monkey king tried to trick Xuan Zang into freeing him, but this time it worked. Xuan Zang ripped the flower suppressing the monkey king’s power because he thought that the monkey king wanted to see the full moon. The monkey king unleashed its power and tried to kill Xuan Zang. Xuan Zang prayed, so the monkey king bared his head. Before the monkey king could kill him, all the demon hunters except Ms. Duan and her crew showed up. They fought valiantly, but they were no match to the monkey king. The monkey king then turned his attention back to Xuan Zang. Before he could kill him, Ms. Duan came out of nowhere. With all her strength, she tried to stop the monkey king, but she failed. She died, leaving Xuan Zang to marry and admit his love to her. From that moment, Xuan Zang was enlightened. He was able to summon Buddha and was able to defeat the monkey king. In the end, Xuan Zang was able to bring out the inner goodness of the water demon, the pig demon, and the monkey king. Together they traveled west to defeat more

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