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Yin Jiao ( 殷郊 ）was the eldest son of King Zhou of Shang. After his mother, Queen Jiang, was killed, King Zhou sent troops to hunt him down. When Yin Jiao was desperate, he was captured by the soldiers and taken back to Chaoge and sentenced to death. Later, he was rescued by Guangchengzi, an immortal from the Chan Sect, and went to Taoyuan Cave on Jiuxian Mountain to practice Taoism. After completing his training, he followed Guangchengzi's order to go down the mountain to help King Wu of Zhou conquer Shang. On the way, he learned that his brother Yin Hong was killed by the Zhou army. He decided to avenge his brother and joined the Shang army to attack the Zhou army. He is played by Luke Chen ( 陈牧驰 ）
Yin Jiao was beheaded in the movie "Creation of the Gods I: Kingdom of Storms”. In " Creation of the Gods II: Demon force", Yin Jiao's character experience is full of tragedy and dramatic changes. His story begins with the fate of being beheaded, and after a process of resurrection and revenge, he finally ends up being turned against the Shang Dynasty.
Apperances[]
Human[]
Creation of the Gods I[]
Yin jiao’s appearance in the first movie
In “Creation of the Gods: Kingdom of Storms”, Yin Jiao mostly has a high bun, secured with elaborate metal headbands or hair accessories, highlights his royal status as the son of King Zhou of Shang. His clothings are primarily white and gold are crafted from heavy fabrics adorned with intricate embroidery and metallic embellishments.
Yin Jiao’s hair becomes loose and disheveled
In battle scenes, Yin Jiao wears a black armor that is meticulously designed with motifs inspired by Shang and Zhou bronze patterns with a white cape. His armor’s shoulder and chest plates are particularly striking, enhancing his commanding presence. During intense or emotional moments such as when he is bound by King Zhou. His hair becomes loose and disheveled, adding a layer of drama and tragedy to his character.
Creation of the Gods II[]
Yin Jiao’s full apperance in Creation of the gods 2
In “Creation of the Gods: Demon Forces”, Yin Jiao has a striking presence with his tousled dark hair, loosely crowned by a simple brown headpiece. His long white robes flow elegantly, trimmed with a deep blue collar that meets a fitted belt. At the center, a qilin-patterned animal skin adds a touch of regal fierceness. Always at his side is a sleek black sword, a symbol of his noble yet martial nature.
Fa Xiang[]
Yin Jiao’s Fa Xiang’s full Apperances
After absorbing the powers of Yuanshi Tianzun, Yin Jiao became a three-headed, six-armed blue giant who is over 12 meters tall with red hair and a blue bow tie on each head. Yin Jiao's Fa Xiang’s 3 heads and six arms, symbolizing the three strong emotions in his heart: majesty, sadness and anger.
- Majestic head: represents Yin Jiao's calmness and sense of responsibility as the prince of the Shang Dynasty, with a solemn expression.
- Sad head: shows the grief after being beheaded by his father Yin Shou, with a sad look in his eyes and a tragic color.
- Angry head: full of revenge and anger, with a hideous face and exposed fangs, symbolizing hatred for Yin Shou.
His Fa Xiang is not a physical body, but an energy body condensed by Kunlun's magic power, showing the texture of “blue glazed Medicine Buddha”, with a translucent effect. There is a visual effect of stars flowing in the body, and the spiritual energy flows in the meridians, enhancing the sense of myth. During the battle, the arms can penetrate each other, without physical restrictions, reflecting the characteristics of the Fa Xiang body of "invisible but visible everywhere".
It says that his Fa Xiang took 9 years to design and was produced using the world's leading volume capture technology, striving to present an image on the screen that is both in line with traditional mythology and full of modern visual impact.
Personality[]
In the first half of the film, Yin Jiao is the most fanatical admirer and follower of his father Yin Shou. He regards his father as a perfect hero and a great king, and is willing to go through fire and water for his father, even at the cost of his life. His rash speech of "Please let my father pass the throne to me" is also motivated by the desire to share the burden of heaven's punishment for his father, which is an extreme embodiment of filial piety. As the crown prince of the Shang Dynasty and the chief of the royal guards, he is highly skilled in martial arts and is extremely brave in charging into battle. In the battle of Jizhou City, he led the way, reflecting his bravery and sense of responsibility as a soldier. Yin Jiao's emotions are very outgoing, he has a clear distinction between love and hate, and lacks political tact and scheming. His respect for his father, his love for his mother, his hatred for Daji, and his brotherly love for Ji Fa are all very direct and strong.Whether it is the eagerness to offer the Conferred God List to save his father, or the grief and anger of chasing Daji because of his mother's tragic death, and later shouting in despair "Please pass the throne to me", it shows that his behavior is dominated by strong emotions and is prone to impulsive and reckless decisions.
He has a deep affection for his mother, and his mother's suicide is the key fuse for his mental breakdown and personality change. The death of his mother made him waver and suffer great pain for his father for the first time. He and Ji Fa are like brothers and trust each other. Even in the moment of being hunted down and extremely desperate, he subconsciously sought help from Ji Fa. This friendship was one of the few warmth in his dark experience.
This was the core driving force behind Yin Jiao's character transformation. He witnessed the true face of his father Yin Shou step by step: his cold-bloodedness towards his grandfather and brother, his indifference to his mother's death, his desecration of the ancestral temple (burning), his cruelty to his uncle, and finally his ruthless pursuit of himself. This collapse of faith was devastating. When he finally confirmed that his father was not only unkind and unjust, but even wanted to kill him, his world was completely turned upside down. The once sincere loyalty and filial piety instantly turned into deep hatred and complete despair. His cry of "Yin Shou! I will never let you go even if I die!" marks his transformation from a loyal and filial prince to a grief-stricken avenger.
The tragedy of Yin Jiao is that the things he cherished and believed in most in his life were precisely the root of his ultimate destruction. He became one of the biggest victims of his father's desire for power and the evil of human. Facing his father's powerful power and cold scheming, his resistance seemed particularly tragic and powerless. His fate was full of a strong sense of fate, as if he was crushed by an invisible giant wheel.
Powers and Abilities[]
Extraordinary martial arts and combat capabilities[]
The identity of the chief guard of the royal family. In the first part, Yin Jiao, as the crown prince of the Shang Dynasty and the chief guard of the royal family, has high martial arts and is extremely brave in charging into battle. He has shown strong melee capabilities in battles such as the Battle of Xiqi.
Fa Xiang transformation[]
After resurrection, Yin Jiao obtained the three-headed and six-armed Fa Xiang by absorbing the powers of Yuanshi Tianzun, and his combat effectiveness was greatly improved. He was almost invincible and could even kill the Four Demonic Kings alone making his power far beyond that of ordinary immortals, but also causing Yuanshi Tianzun to temporarily lose his divine power.
History[]
Yin Jiao is originally a character from the late Ming novel “Fengshen Yanyi”, who also appears in the earlier predecessor to the novel “Wuwang fazhou pinghua” In “Creation of the Gods I: Kingdom of Storms” and “Creation of the Gods II: Demon Forces”. Yin Jiao was the eldest son of King Zhou of Shang and Queen Jiang, and was originally the crown prince of the Shang Dynasty. His fate changed dramatically due to Daji's conspiracy. Daji plotted to kill Queen Jiang, which made Yin Jiao angry and wanted to kill Daji, which angered King Zhou.
King Zhou ordered Chao Tian and Chao Lei to kill Yin Jiao and his brothers. Although he escaped with the help of Fang Bi, Fang Xiang and Wucheng King Huang Feihu, he was eventually caught and was about to be beheaded at the Meridian Gate.
After being beheaded, Yin Jiao was taken to Kunlun Mountain by Nezha and Yang Jian. In order to resurrect him, Yuanshi Tianzun spent his magic power to form a formation, but Yin Jiao absorbed his magic power, and Yuanshi Tianzun became a mortal.
After resurrection, Yin Jiao possessed powerful strength and became a blue giant with three heads and six arms.
Yin Jiao's resurrection was accompanied by deep hatred for King Zhou and Daji. He vowed to avenge his mother and himself, and became an avenger full of anger and resentment. In the confrontation with the Four Demonic Kings, he showed great strength and was almost invincible.
Although Yin Jiao's original goal was revenge, he was eventually bewitched by Tongtian and became a pawn in the hands of King Zhou and Tongtian. He was captured and brainwashed by Tongtian, lost his memory, and began to help King Zhou to commit atrocities.
Trivia[]
- His Fa Xiang shares similarities to Lord Redmane from “A Writer’s Odyssey”
- His Fa Xiang became very viral due to its low-quality designs.
- His Fa Xiang is the most complicated character in the entire “Creation of the Gods” movies.
- Yin Jiao also shares similarities to Nezha ( matured form ), both of them has 6 arms, exact hairstyles and being a crown prince.