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; {{nihongo|Kiba Daiō|牙大王||"Great Fang King", also known as "Boss Fang" or the "King of Kiba"}}
; {{nihongo|Kiba Daiō|牙大王||"Great Fang King", also known as "Boss Fang" or the "King of Kiba"}}
: The leader of the Fang Clan. Master of {{nihongo|''[[Kazan Kakuteigi]]''|華山角抵戯||"Huashan Horn Wrestling"}} style. His ''Kazan Kogai Koho'' allows him to turn his body to hard steel. He is known as "Father" (oyaji) to his underlings. He places so much value into his own "children" that when a group of them are killed, he retaliates by killing a group of peasants as vengeance. He tries to make [[Kenshirō|Kenshiro]] and [[Rei]] fight each other, by kidnapping [[Airi]] and then taking [[Mamiya]] as hostages. However, Kenshiro and Rei fool him into releasing the women by faking their own deaths. Ultimately, Kenshiro confronts him and kills him by striking a vital point that turns Kiba Daioh's steel body into rust, before finishing him with ''[[Ganzan Ryōzan Ha]]''.
: The leader of the Fang Clan. Master of {{nihongo|''[[Kazan Kakuteigi]]''|華山角抵戯||"Huashan Horn Wrestling"}} style. He is the patriarch of the [[Kiba Ichizoku]]'' and known as "Father" (oyaji) to his sons. He places so much value into his own "children" that when a group of them are killed, he laments their deaths and retaliates by murdering a group of peasants as vengeance. However, he is not above sacrificing his sons to save his own life, arguing that as long as he lives he can propagate their species.


: During his war with [[Mamiya]] and [[Mamiya's Village|her village]], he clashes with Kenshiro and Rei who had been hired as mercenaries to protect the townsfolk. He tries to make [[Kenshiro]] and [[Rei]] kill each other by taking [[Airi]], and then [[Mamiya]], as hostages. Kenshiro and Rei fool him into releasing the women by faking their own deaths.
: Ultimately, Kiba Daioh faces off with Kenshiro and uses the ''Kazan Kogai Koho'' technique to turn his body into steel. Kenshiro counteracts the technique by striking a vital point that changes Kiba Daioh's body into mush, and demonstrates this by beating him with a iron girder. Kiba Daioh attempts to throw an explosive, however, as Kenshiro's attack has the added effect of stiffening the muscles, Kiba Daioh finds himself unable to release the bomb. After losing his arm to the explosion, he charges blindly into Kenshiro's ''[[Ganzan Ryōzan Ha]]'' and meets his end.
==TV series==
: In the television series, after Kenshiro delivers the finishing blow, Kiba Daioh falls into the lava pit below.
==1986 movie==
==1986 movie==
: In the theatrical movie, Kiba Daioh makes an extended cameo as a rival warlord who defends his territory against [[Raoh]]. He massacres part of Raoh's army, until he is killed by Raoh's ''[[Hokuto Gōshō Ha|Gōshō Ha]]'' technique.
: In the theatrical movie, Kiba Daioh makes an extended cameo as a rival warlord who defends his territory against [[Raoh]]. He massacres part of Raoh's army in his steel body form, until he is killed by Raoh's ''[[Hokuto Gōshō Ha|Gōshō Ha]]'' technique.


==Character Rating==
==Character Rating==
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==Trivia==
==Trivia==
* Kiba Daiō was originally nameless in the manga. The introduction of Vol. 5 of the ''Jump Comics'' edition referred to his character as {{nihongo|"Chief of the Kiba Clan"|牙一族・族長|Kiba Ichizoku Zokuchō}}. The name ''Kiba Daiō'' was introduced for the character in the ''Hokuto no Ken'' television series and has been used in later subsequent media since. In the guidebook ''Kyūkyoku Kaisetsu - Seikimatsu Haō Retsuden'', he is given the English title of the '''King of Kiba''' (also used in the ''Punch Mania'' arcade game). In the english version of [[Hokuto Musō]] he is instead called '''Boss Fang'''.
* Kiba Daiō was originally nameless in the manga. The introduction of Vol. 5 of the ''Jump Comics'' edition referred to his character as {{nihongo|"Chief of the Kiba Clan"|牙一族・族長|Kiba Ichizoku Zokuchō}}. The name ''Kiba Daiō'' was introduced for the character in the ''Hokuto no Ken'' television series and has been adopted in later subsequent media since. In the guidebook ''Kyūkyoku Kaisetsu - Seikimatsu Haō Retsuden'', he is given the English title of the '''King of Kiba''' (also used in the ''Punch Mania'' arcade game). In the English version of [[Hokuto Musō]] he is instead called '''Boss Fang'''.


==Gallery==
==Gallery==
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File:Kiba.jpg|Kiba Daiō in the television series
File:kibadaioh1.jpg|Kiba Daioh in the TV series
Kiba Daioh.JPG|kiba in the manga
File:kibadaioh2.jpg
File:Steelkiba.jpg|Kiba Daiō in the television series during steel form
File:kibadaioh_steel.jpg|Kiba Daioh's steel form in the TV series
Kiba Daioh2.JPG|Kiba steel form in manga
Kiba Daioh.JPG|kiba in the manga
Kiba Daioh2.JPG|Kiba Daioh's steel form in manga
File:kibadaioh86|Kiba Daioh in the 1986 movie
File:kibadaioh86steel|Kiba Daioh's steel form in the 1986 movie
File:Kiba_Daiou_(Hokuto_Musou).png|In ''Hokuto Musou''
File:Kiba_Daiou_(Hokuto_Musou).png|In ''Hokuto Musou''
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File:Boss_fang.png