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 |name=Koryu
 |name_japanese=コウリュウ
 |nameromaji=Kōryū
 |alternatespelling=Kouryu, Kouryuu, Kohryuh
 |fighting_style=[[Hokuto Shin Ken]]
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 |family=[[Zeus]] and [[Aus]] (sons)
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-: '''Kōryū''' studied [[Hokuto Shin Ken]] with [[Ryūken]] his old rival, but yielded the succession despite having the stronger style to avoid having the tragic fate of death shared by multiple Hokuto Shin Ken martial artists. He is also known as the "Hokuto Dragon." To prevent any knowledge regarding his martial art to be passed on, Kōryū led an ascetic life in the mountains, but was later sought out and killed by [[Raoh]]. He had two sons named [[Zeus]] and [[Aus]] who were spared by Raoh who told not to seek the same tragic path as Raoh and [[Toki]].
+: A master of ''[[Hokuto Shinken]]'' who once trained alongside [[Ryuken]], his old rival, but yielded succession to avoid the tragic destiny of [[Isshi Sōden]]. He is also known as the 'Hokuto Dragon'. To prevent passing down his knowledge, he retreated to the mountains and led an ascetic life. However, [[Raoh]] sought him out as the perfect opponent for his comeback fight. After Raoh defeats him, he meets Koryu's two sons,  [[Zeus]] and [[Aus]], and takes mercy on them after they attempt to avenge their father. As a parting gift, he tells them to choose different paths or face the same tragic fate (a reference to his own destiny with [[Toki]]),
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