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:Golan - Fought as a random enemy in Gotland (a misspelling of Godland). His design is based on the [[Major]] and uses attacks like knives and wires. | :Golan - Fought as a random enemy in Gotland (a misspelling of Godland). His design is based on the [[Major]] and uses attacks like knives and wires. | ||
*[[File:Mad Sarge (Hokuto no Ken 3).PNG]] | *[[File:Mad Sarge (Hokuto no Ken 3).PNG]] | ||
:[[Mad Sarge]] - Fought as a random enemy in Gotland. Uses a jack knife. | :[[Mad Sarge]] - Fought as a random enemy in Gotland. Uses a jack knife attack. | ||
*[[File:Colonel (Hokuto no Ken 3).PNG]] | *[[File:Colonel (Hokuto no Ken 3).PNG]] | ||
:[[Colonel]] - The founder of Gotland. His organization has captured numerous young women from Oasis, imprisoning them in his lair. He was also the one who sold Airi to the Fang Clan. Uses [[Nanto Muon Ken]] and boomerang attacks. Unlike in the manga, their reason for capturing women is never properly explained. | :[[Colonel]] - The founder of Gotland. His organization has captured numerous young women from Oasis, imprisoning them in his lair. He was also the one who sold Airi to the Fang Clan. Uses the ''[[Nanto Muon Ken]]'' technique and boomerang attacks. Unlike in the manga, their reason for capturing women is never properly explained. | ||
*[[File:Kiba Daioh (Hokuto no Ken 3).PNG]] | *[[File:Kiba Daioh (Hokuto no Ken 3).PNG]] | ||
:[[Kiba Daiō]] - The leader of the Fang Clan, a gang of bandits that seeks to attack Grimtown. He bought Airi from Gotland, causing Kenshirō to face him in order to rescue her. His skin is already turned into steel at the beginning of the battle, although no vital point are needed to struck in order to win. | :[[Kiba Daiō]] - The leader of the Fang Clan, a gang of bandits that seeks to attack Grimtown. He bought Airi from Gotland, causing Kenshirō to face him in order to rescue her. His skin is already turned into steel at the beginning of the battle, although no vital point are needed to struck in order to win. | ||
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*[[File:Amiba (Hokuto no Ken 3).PNG]] | *[[File:Amiba (Hokuto no Ken 3).PNG]] | ||
:[[Amiba]] - Another pretender to the Hokuto Shin Ken succession. After having the real Toki imprisoned by Jackal, he took on Toki's identity and attempted to tarnish Toki's reputation by using innocent villagers as "dummies" for his experiments. His techniques includes ''Yōsō Sankakukyaku'', ''Shintanchū'', and ''Dōmeikō'' | :[[Amiba]] - Another pretender to the Hokuto Shin Ken succession. After having the real Toki imprisoned by Jackal, he took on Toki's identity and attempted to tarnish Toki's reputation by using innocent villagers as "dummies" for his experiments. His techniques includes ''Yōsō Sankakukyaku'', ''Shintanchū'', and ''Dōmeikō'' | ||
* [[Fox]] - An enemy fought during random encounters in Villainy Prison | * [[Fox]] - An enemy fought during random encounters in Villainy Prison. Uses the ''Chōtō Chihaiken'' technique as an attack. | ||
*[[File:Devil's Rebirth (Hokuto no Ken 3).PNG]] | *[[File:Devil's Rebirth (Hokuto no Ken 3).PNG]] | ||
:[[Devil Rebirth]] - A giant killer imprisoned within the deepest reaches of Villainy Prison. Jackal releases him from his cell to attack Kenshirō. His attacks includes ''Rakan Niōken'' and ''Fūsatsu Kongōken''. | :[[Devil Rebirth]] - A giant killer imprisoned within the deepest reaches of Villainy Prison. Jackal releases him from his cell to attack Kenshirō. His attacks includes ''Rakan Niōken'' and ''Fūsatsu Kongōken''. | ||