Narrator: This Hag is Immortal! She’s Look like a Young Tomboy, But She Got Grandson!

The true successor of Hokuto Shinken...! Grandmashiro!

What about your mom Raoh...

Dekai Babaa

Is Raoh's last name Diesel?

🤔 You mean how it could happen for real if there was someone that powerful?

@@THEAnimeHERO Raoh would have tried the same in pre-apocalyptic world if Ryuken was not there to stop him

Thank you. There's a lot more cruel scenes mainly in the beginning of the manga.

@@THEAnimeHERO 2:51This Targel look's a like like Amiba.

@@gundanout11 There's a striking resemblance.

Riki-Oh had a couple of prisons too, and in one of them, were forced to fight for their survival.

@@hitkid2456 I remember some of that from the crazy live action film

He definitely remains one of my favorites from the HNK series, too. Thank you for watching. I have a few more Hokuto themed videos in the works but they're still short & I need to make time for a big one.

Jesus is kenshiro be like Jesus!

Idk dude he killed infants and children. He’s a cool character but man he’s a vile human being.

I will need to check how ahead the manga was in the anime for them to make that change. Or like in previous episodes the content had to be toned down for tv.

He still at least beat that elder chief at least to an inch of his life, and Ken would never condone that insanity.

Kaioh is such an oddity but feels appropriate for final boss. I just wish he was Raoh's dad instead of his older brother.

@@THEAnimeHERO Yeah wish they would have done,also the guy who trained Kaioh also looked like Raoh as well ,it that is what I thought when I first saw Hokuto no Ken 2.

@@Chaosic Their Hokuto Ryuken master is named Jukei. He appears briefly as a kid in Fist Of The Blue Sky mourning for his dead sister.

@@THEAnimeHERO He does huh I did not know that,thanks dude and your knowledge of north star is impressive man. You are Hokuto no Ken Guru.

I'm out of touch when it comes to modern cartoon villainy but I can say that villains in 3d animated movies haven't stood out to me.

Frieza still committed a good chunk of genocide which also involved children. The only Namekians Freiza & his empire weren't able to kill were Guru, Nail, Piccolo & the ones killed by a rogue Vegeta. And there's the whole Planet Vegeta explosion. What Ken-Oh & Souther have over Frieza is enslavement.

I think Uighur did enough in his appearance in the anime when he showed up with the slaves carrying him. Knocking down Ken also solidified that.

Thank you. It's going to be a slow process but Vol 1 has gone out of stock. So I hope this means it's selling well.

Part 2 is what started that romanticism but things got carried away with the birth of Ryu & The Legends Of The True Savior which led to the Raoh Gaiden/Legends Of The Dark King.

Thank you. It's definitely something that seems to be nearly forgotten as no one brings it up in later parts of the manga/anime. A funny thing is Mamiya's Village gets attacked so many times.

Thank you.💪

Supposedly, he's not based on Schwarzenegger but I don't know who he's really based on.

@@THEAnimeHERO arnold schwarzenegger + rutger hauer

kaioh: hello

I mean one of his famous quotes is "I have no regrets!!!"

Survival Of The Fittest.

kenshiro: musou tensei raoh: Ah shit

The one that bothered me was Zhang Tai-Yan a villain from Fist Of The Blue Sky. Zhang was specifically kidnapping men's wives. He didn't really get a convincing argument for Kasumi Kenshiro or the audience to empathize with him.

@@THEAnimeHERO Zhang Tai Yan is an illogical complex. He blamed his master Da Yan because her mother suicide and yet he kidnapped wives and killed Guise's sister

​@@nastypasty1037souten no ken is an illogical mess to tell the truth

Gracias. Los conozco, pero aún no los he leído. No se porque hay tantos MANLY isekai, especialmente con Amiba. 😆

I can't say yes because I haven't watched Gundam. Sorry.

The stuff involving the youngest sibling is so weird. Usually it's the other way around when someone lives instead of dying in the anime. And then toei makes a "Not The Brother" character I had to look up Baran because I can't recall anything from the end of the manga. I do remember Raoh would constantly be name dropped & shown in flashbacks due to Ryu. The focus was mainly chapter 60 which got spread out a bit with surrounding characters involving Cassandra.

Supremely brutal.

Yes. I had to remove it. Recently there's been claims for the 2000's Baki The Grappler series. I believe it got blocked in some areas. I plan to re-edit the footage and reupload it.

I think the 1984 anime did pretty well in both expressing tragedy & the cruelty of Raoh & Jagi when compared to Kenshiro & Toki's heroic natures. The problem I have is stuff from the Shin arc which doesn't have that same grit as the manga.

@@THEAnimeHERO I agree the anime is actually very good. The anime had a lot of censorship but still is a lot more brutal than what’s coming out today LOL

Brutal stuff but the anime cuts out a lot of death scenes from the beginning of the manga.

Tyrannical.

Kaioh was likely doing something similar. He was forcing kids to take the Shura path. I guess the idea was for them to mature into warriors and obtain names like the adults. And I'm assuming these kids didn't want to be warriors to begin with, since a lot of non-warrior people apparently live in Ashura. Maybe Kaioh started the whole Ashura thing? We know for sure Kaiser was in charge of the Nameless Ashura death bouts and gave Alf/Alph his name and promised to give a woman to him.

Epically evil.

Well Frieza did commit genocide but then the Dragon Balls brought back most of the dead Namekians. Meanwhile in Super, Frieza's reign of terror continues.

I think that's why it was removed. There is no mention of this scene again in the manga. Or it is one of those "Buronson & Hara forgot" moments. Even without his tyranny scene, Raoh still killed a lot of good guys such as Rei, Juza, Toki & Ryuga the majority of the Five Chariots & whoever Ulghier killed. Not to mention whatever his army does when they conquer lands. If I had to guess, Raoh started being re-wrtten as a romanticized villain the moment we had that Toki Vs Raoh storyline as that reveals they're blood related. Maybe sending Ryuga to kill Toki was more of a proxy stand in so he won't get his hands dirty. Then by the very end when he couldn't bring himself to kill Yuria. And then by Part 2, Raoh is written a completely different guy and more of a tragic villain. More so in the 2000's animated films and Legends Of The Dark King.

None whatsoever, I guess.

@@THEAnimeHERO probably because he realized the error of his ways and was sure he redeemed himself

@@THEAnimeHERO Damn...so I guess Kaioh is the saner brother because he had regrets and felt pain for the loss of his mother and the pain he inflicted on Hyoh.... If Kaioh learned regret that way, why didn't we let Raoh stay in Asura with Kaioh?