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Misumi sends Kenshiro to recover the seeds and Zeed is killed in a boss battle. Video Games Hokuto no Ken 3 has Zeed, in the vein of Spade, steal Misumi's seeds. Toki spares Zeed's life but erases any memory of the village or his encounter with Amiba with the Hokuto Kyomu Shi Dan (北斗虚無指弾, Big Dipper Empty Finger Bullet) technique. Zeed and his gang of thugs launch a night-raid but they are thwarted by the combined efforts of Toki, Juza and the villagers. Toki Gaiden In this spinoff manga, Zeed is persuaded to attack the Village of Miracles by the vengeful Amiba. After Kenshiro destroys all his men, he was defeated in a exactly same way as in the manga and anime.
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1986 Movie Like the anime and Manga, Zeed (incorrectly called " Zenda" in the English dub), attacks Lin's village and takes her as a hostage. In the 17th episode it is revealed that Zeed's gang was an ally of the King's Organization when Balcom is giving a recap of Kenshiro's encounters up to that point. He's confronted by Kenshiro, who dispatches him with the use of the Hokuto Hyakuretsu Ken. After he and his men raid Lin's village, he holds Lin hostage, threatening to break her neck if his demands aren't met.
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Manga & TV Series Zeed and his gang are the first characters that appear in the manga and anime. Zeed is the first of several characters to use the dual mace moveset. He has the ability to jump high and pound the ground, rapidly bring down his maces to create small quake to knock opponents off their feet, as well as temporarily switch to a crossbow. In the Musou series, Zeed attacks with dual maces in a style based on raw power. Zeed attacks with his fists and tackles with his bare body in the PS1 game.
Shōki's name appears to be derived from the Chinese mythological character of Zhong Kui.įrom Hokuto no Ken: Kyūkyoku Kaisetsusho: Seikimatsu Haō Retsuden.Fighting Style Despite being Kenshiro's first opponent, Zeed is never seen fighting in the manga, though he is seen holding an axe at several points. His status as a Gento Kō Ken practitioner is acknowledged by an NPC in the village. In the Famicom RPG Hokuto no Ken 4, Shōki's hometown appears as an in-game location named Ribushoki ( リブショーキ, Ribushōki). However, Shōki's death at the hands of Sheeno is alluded in the game's official strategy guide. In the Famicom game Hokuto no Ken 2, which was developed when the anime was still in early production, Shōki's role as the Gento General of Red Light is assumed by a different character named Bronza. When he meets Kenshiro again before dying, Shōki begs him to defeat the true mastermind behind the Imperial Army, Jakoh. Shōki's killer was changed from Sheeno to fellow Gento fighter, Boltz. Shōki allows Kenshiro to pass and orders his subordinates to do the same, knowing that it would incur Jakoh's wrath. Kenshiro senses no murderous intent from his opponent and smashes the helmet to find out his assailant's identity, where he's reacquainted with Shōki. He faces Kenshiro as the General of Red Light, with his true identity initially concealed by a helmet. TV Series In the anime TV series, Shōki is portrayed as a Gento Kō Ken practitioner (in the manga he was never shown nor established to be one). Before dying, Shōki got to find out that Jakoh's dreaded enemy, the Hokuto Shinken successor, was none other than his old friend Kenshiro. The wounded Shōki was discovered by the Hokuto Army after floating to the other side of the canal. However, Jakoh's younger son Sheeno saw through the ruse and impaled Shōki with his own spear, mortally wounding him. Falco placed Shōki inside a body bag and left him at the capital's canal of corpses in the hopes that Shōki would escape the capital unnoticed. However, his attempt was thwarted by Falco and Shōki was placed in a false state of death. When Jakoh took over the Imperial Capital by holding Lui captive, Shōki rebelled and attempted to take Jakoh's life. When he learned of Kenshiro's deed, he decided to reward Kenshiro and Yuria by providing them shelter and allowing them to stay in his hideaway home, where Yuria spent the last years of her life together with Ken. After Kenshiro had thwarted the bandits, Shōki returned to the village. After the fall of Raoh, Kenshiro embarked on a journey with Yuria where he stumbled upon Shōki's village being attacked by bandits. Manga Years before becoming a general, Shōki was also the guardian of his own home village.
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