All Buddha’s Eyeball locations in Black Myth Wukong

Collect them all.

A Buddha statue with glowing eyes on a ledge in Black Myth Wukong.
Screenshot by Dot Esports

Black Myth: Wukong has its fair share of secrets, and one of the mysteries in chapter two is the Buddha’s Eyeballs. These collectibles are easy to see but hard to collect because they’re scattered over different areas.

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Buddha’s Eyeballs drop after you interact with the fallen heads of Buddha statues, and six of them are hiding in Squall Hideout and Rockrest Flats areas in Fright Cliff. You’re likely to spot a few on your own, but completing the set may be difficult.

Collecting all six of those items opens up a secret boss fight, which seems to be a part of a set of secrets hidden within secrets. Here’s where we found all six Buddha’s Eyeball locations in Black Myth: Wukong.

Where to find all Buddha’s Eyeballs in Black Myth Wukong

A Buddha statue with glowing eyes below an altar with a winged creature.
Thanks, guys, totally not creepy. Screenshot by Dot Esports
  1. Squall Hideout: Before the Keeper’s Shrine.
  2. Squall Hideout: On a ledge guarded by enemies.
  3. Squall Hideout: Across the second Eyeball.
  4. Squall Hideout: On an altar inside the cave.
  5. Squall Hideout: To the right of the Mother of Stone miniboss.
  6. Rockrest Flats: At the foot of a pillar.

Your search starts at the Squall Hideout area, which you can access by passing the bridge across from the Valley of Despair arena. Your first Buddha’s Eyeball will appear just before you can see a shrine.

A Buddha statue on the floor of a desert, with a Keeper's Shrine visible in the distance.
Hard to miss.Screenshot by Dot Esports

From there, take the path on the right of the shrine. Look for a small staircase with a chest at its feet. Climb up and take down the ranged enemies on your way to find a Buddha’s Eyeball near you. Then look to your left to spot a third one.

The Destined One stands atop a ledge, with two Buddha heads: one to his right and another one on the floor across from him.
The dark highlights their eyes. Screenshot by Dot Esports

Head back to the Squall Hideout Shrine and take the path on the left this time. Cross the first gate and look behind the statue on the left side to find an altar with another Buddha’s Eyeball ripe for the taking.

An altar is hidden inside the rock and has a Buddha statue at its feet. The entrance is behind a statue of a man-tiger kneeling.
It’s easy to walk past this one. Screenshot by Dot Esports

Keep going until you come out on the Rockrest Flats Shrine by taking the middle or the right path. Make an offering, then backtrack and take the elevated path on your right (if you have your back to the shrine). This area contains the Mother of Stone miniboss, required for the Man-In-Stone questline. To the right, however, you can spot a path leading to another Buddha’s Eyeball.

The end of the cave between Squall Hideout and Rockrest Flat, with light shining through a path leading to the Mother of Stone boss.
Rockrest Flat is on the right of this picture. Screenshot by Dot Esports

The final one is just left of the Rockrest Flat Shrine, just before the gate leading to the Stone Vanguard arena. And that’s exactly where you must go next.

The final Buddha's Eyeball is just below a pillar next to the Rockrest Flat Shrine.
Grabbing this one means you’re ready for a fight. Screenshot by Dot Esports

How to use the Buddha’s Eyeballs in Black Myth Wukong

After you’ve collected all six Buddha’s Eyeballs, it’s time to put them to good use—which, in Black Myth: Wukong, probably means pummeling down a fantastic creature or two.

Head to the Stone Vanguard arena and interact with a rock mound. It’s hard to miss—it’s a creepy rock with multiple faces carved onto it.

After you’ve delivered the items to the rock formation, it will emerge as Shigandang, a huge stone fighter. As usual, watch out for his area-of-effect attacks and take advantage of its openings since it’s on the slower side (anything’s possible after you’ve beaten the Tiger Vanguard in the Crouching Tiger Temple). Alternatively, if you’re returning after gaining a few levels, you can power through him with your spells, spirits, and transformations.

Defeat the boss to obtain some materials and the Skandha of Feeling Key Item, which is bound to have its use in the future.

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Pedro is Dot Esports' Lead Destiny Writer. He's been a freelance writer since 2019, and legend has it you can summon him by pinging an R-301, uttering the word "Persona," or inviting him to run a raid in Destiny 2 (though he probably has worse RNG luck than the D2 team combined). Find his ramblings on his Twitter @ggpedroperes (whenever that becomes available again).