Great Sage’s Armor from Black Myth: Wukong

Wukong Armor of the Great Sage Equal to Heaven from ancient Chinese mythology. Recreated after ancient mural imagery, it crafted from refined iron, featuring full-metal gilded-chasing and cold-iron hot-forging techniques, which embellished with hand-carved mythical-beast motifs. The beast-patterned mirror plate covering the chest and abdomen is made of gilded copper, with a maximum thickness of 3 mm. The full suit combines chain‑mail weaving with mountain‑pattern lamellar scales overlapping at 0.8 mm. Adorned with cloud‑dragon‑beast chasing, its polished armor scales radiate an imposing golden glow. Composed of over 3,420 individual scales, this armor boasting formidable defensive performance and overwhelming divine majesty. Overall, it denotes the rank of a demon‑king‑level deity, ranking among the supreme achievements of mythological armors.    
Material: Refined iron, forged iron, copper, cowhide, carved cowhide
Weight: 29 kg (64 Pounds)
Worn by: Mount Huaguo
Historical Period: Tang Dynasty
Features: Gorgeous appearance with exquisite craftsmanship.

Weapons are not included in the armor suit