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Black Myth Wukong Buddha’s Eyeball locationsFind all 6 Buddha’s Eyeballs in Fright Cliff to unlock a secret boss

Find all 6 Buddha’s Eyeballs in Fright Cliff to unlock a secret boss

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A close-up of a stone Buddha statue head in the middle of an arid landscape in Chapter 2 of Black Myth: Wukong.

This guide is designed to help you reach the end of the Buddha’s Eyeball mini-quest in Chapter 2 of Black Myth: Wukong. Below we’ll walk you through the exact locations of all 6 Buddha’s Eyeballs, with annotated screenshots to help you along the way. After that, we’ll explain where to take the Buddha’s Eyeballs in order to unlock the secret boss, Shigandang.

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All 6 Buddha’s Eyeball locations in Black Myth Wukong

All 6 Buddha’s Eyeballs are found inside Buddha head statues in the ground, inside the Fright Cliff region in Chapter 2 of Black Myth: Wukong. The Buddha heads will chant as you get closer, allowing you to track them down more easily. Here are their exact locations at a glance:

Here are the exact locations of all 6 Buddha heads where you can extract the six Buddha’s Eyeballs you need for this quest. |Image credit:Rock Paper Shotgun/Game Science

The location of a Buddha head statue on the ground in Fright Cliff, an area in Chapter 2 of Black Myth: Wukong. A yellow circle highlights the position of the Buddha head.

The location of a Buddha head statue on the ground in Fright Cliff, an area in Chapter 2 of Black Myth: Wukong. A yellow circle highlights the position of the Buddha head.

The location of a Buddha head statue on the ground in Fright Cliff, an area in Chapter 2 of Black Myth: Wukong. A yellow circle highlights the position of the Buddha head.

The location of a Buddha head statue on the ground in Fright Cliff, an area in Chapter 2 of Black Myth: Wukong. A yellow circle highlights the position of the Buddha head.

The location of a Buddha head statue on the ground in Fright Cliff, an area in Chapter 2 of Black Myth: Wukong. A yellow circle highlights the position of the Buddha head.

The location of a Buddha head statue on the ground in Fright Cliff, an area in Chapter 2 of Black Myth: Wukong. A yellow circle highlights the position of the Buddha head.

Below we’ll explain where to go to find each of these Buddha’s Eyeballs in greater detail.

Buddha’s Eyeball #1

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The location of a Buddha head statue on the ground in Fright Cliff, an area in Chapter 2 of Black Myth: Wukong. A yellow circle highlights the position of the Buddha head.

This first Buddha’s Eyeball is located at the very start of Fright Cliff; it’s only a few metres away from the “Squall Hideout"Keeper’s Shrinethat marks the beginning of the region. To reach the Fright Cliff, you need to progress to the end of Sandgate Village and defeat theKing Of Flowing Sands and the Second Prince. After that, take the right-hand path across the bridge and follow that trail through the archway ahead. The Buddha’s Eyeball is only a few steps further into Fright Cliff.

Buddha’s Eyeball #2

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The location of a Buddha head statue on the ground in Fright Cliff, an area in Chapter 2 of Black Myth: Wukong. A yellow circle highlights the position of the Buddha head.

To reach the second Buddha’s Eyeball, start at the “Squall Hideout” Shrine and take the left-hand path into the cave just beyond the archway. In front of you, you’ll see a statue of a crouching man. Head left around this statue and you’ll find a dimly lit shrine area where the second Buddha’s Eyeball can be plucked from the chanting head in the ground.

Buddha’s Eyeball #3

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The location of a Buddha head statue on the ground in Fright Cliff, an area in Chapter 2 of Black Myth: Wukong. A yellow circle highlights the position of the Buddha head.

Buddha’s Eyeball #4

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The location of a Buddha head statue on the ground in Fright Cliff, an area in Chapter 2 of Black Myth: Wukong. A yellow circle highlights the position of the Buddha head.

The fourth Buddha’s Eyeball is located very close to the third. In fact, you can easily see it from the wooden platforms. Take a right at the “Squall Hideout” Shrine, then take the left-most path that hugs that cliffside. Keep going straight, and you’ll see the Buddha head resting in the ground on your left about halfway along the path.

Buddha’s Eyeball #5

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The location of a Buddha head statue on the ground in Fright Cliff, an area in Chapter 2 of Black Myth: Wukong. A yellow circle highlights the position of the Buddha head.

The fifth Buddha’s Eyeball is accessible from the central cave inside Fright Cliff. There are multiple paths into this cave, but if you need a specific one: take the path where you foundBuddha’s Eyeball #4, but this time go all the way to the end of the path, and turn left into the cave just before you meet the shield-wielding Spearbone enemy.

Once you’re in the cave, turn right as if to exit the cave where the “Rockrest Flat” Shrine awaits you, but instead turn left into the upper level of the cave. At the end of this path is a cavern where you can fight theMother Of Stonesboss if you haven’t already. But for the Buddha’s Eyeball, head to the right-hand side of this cavern and you’ll see an exit out onto a balcony where the Buddha’s Eyeball can be retrieved.

Buddha’s Eyeball #6

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The location of a Buddha head statue on the ground in Fright Cliff, an area in Chapter 2 of Black Myth: Wukong. A yellow circle highlights the position of the Buddha head.

The sixth and final Buddha’s Eyeball is located just to the left of the “Rockrest Flat” Shrine, which is found at the end of the cave in the centre of the Fright Cliff region. From the “Rockrest Flat”, simply turn left and walk a short distance and you’ll see the Buddha head resting near the cliff wall.

What to do with the Buddha’s Eyeballs

Once you’ve collected all six Buddha’s Eyeballs, take them to theStone Vanguardboss arena. This arena is very close to the location of the sixth Buddha’s Eyeball; from the “Rockrest Flat” Shrine, take the left-hand path and then take the first left turn into the arena.

Once you’re here, take care of the Stone Vanguard Yaoguai if you haven’t already. After that, look for a large boulder close to the arena entrance. Approach the boulder, and you’ll get an interact prompt to insert the six Buddha’s Eyeballs into the boulder.

Insert the six Buddha’s Eyeballs into the boulder in the Stone Vanguard arena. |Image credit:Rock Paper Shotgun/Game Science

A screenshot of the player in Black Myth: Wukong interacting with a large boulder in an arid landscape.

With the Buddha’s Eyeballs inserted, the boulder will become the secret boss Shigandang. |Image credit:Rock Paper Shotgun/Game Science

A close-up of Shigandang, a boss in Chapter 2 of Black Myth: Wukong.

If you insert all six Buddha’s Eyeballs into this boulder, the boulder will come alive and become the secret boss known as “Shigandang”. You can then fight and kill Shigandang in order to receive two unique items: Heart Of Stone, which you can use to craft the Cloud-Pattern Stone Staff weapon; and the Skandha Of Feeling, which is one of a set of unique items with a specific purpose later on in Black Myth: Wukong.

Shigandang himself is much like the Stone Vanguard in nature, with slow but very hard-hitting attacks and lots of area-of-effect shockwaves. For more information, check out our guide on all theChapter 2 bossesin Black Myth: Wukong.

That wraps up this walkthrough on the six Buddha’s Eyeball items in Chapter 2 of Black Myth: Wukong, where to find them, and how to use them to unlock the secret boss Shigandang. If you’re still in Chapter 1, check out our guide on all theChapter 1 bosseswhile you’re here, or consult our guide on thebest skills to unlock first. We’ve also got guides on the locations ofall Black Myth Wukong bosses, thePC requirementsfor the game and pages to help you if you get stuck on the game’s quests, like theMan-In-Stone questline.