Hokuto no Ken 3 - Revision history

Steven Day at 21:49, 2 July 2018

2018-07-02T21:49:24Z

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	*[[File:Raoh (FC Hokuto no Ken 3).PNG]]		*[[File:Raoh (FC Hokuto no Ken 3).PNG]]
	:[[Raoh]] - Also known as Ken-oh, the King of Fist. The self-proclaimed Conqueror of the Post-Apocalyptic World. He is first encountered in the game at Grimtown after Toki is rescued from Cassandra. He challenges Rei to one-on-one battle and then defeats him in one turn. He then faces Toki at their home village and although he defeats his brother in combat, he decides to spare his life. He eventually invades the Tower of Nanto and after putting Yuria into a state of deep sleep, he challenges Kenshirō to battle. Unlike in the manga, he can already use ''Musō Tensei'' during his first battle with Ken. He manages to escape from his first battle with Kenshirō when a trap set by Rihaku is accidentally triggered. He fights Ken at the '''Hokuto Renkitōza'' for their final showdown. His techniques includes the ''Tenshō Honretsu'', ''Musō Insatsu'', and the ''Hokuto Gōshōha''.		:[[Raoh]] - Also known as Ken-oh, the King of Fist. The self-proclaimed Conqueror of the Post-Apocalyptic World. He is first encountered in the game at Grimtown after Toki is rescued from Cassandra. He challenges Rei to one-on-one battle and then defeats him in one turn. He then faces Toki at their home village and although he defeats his brother in combat, he decides to spare his life. He eventually invades the Tower of Nanto and after putting Yuria into a state of deep sleep, he challenges Kenshirō to battle. Unlike in the manga, he can already use ''Musō Tensei'' during his first battle with Ken. He manages to escape from his first battle with Kenshirō when a trap set by Rihaku is accidentally triggered. He fights Ken at the '''Hokuto Renkitōza'' for their final showdown. His techniques includes the ''Tenshō Honretsu'', ''Musō Insatsu'', and the ''Hokuto Gōshōha''.
	*{{nihongo\|Tawaba\|タワバ}} - A game original character, although he resembles the thug who ~~bullies~~ the bartender from Oasis ([[Burō]]). A bounty hunter who hates Ein, he captures Ein's daughter Asuka and holds her captive in a building in Ein's village.		*{{nihongo\|Tawaba\|タワバ}} - A game original character, although he resembles the thug who tormenting the bartender from Oasis ([[Burō]]). A bounty hunter who hates Ein, he captures Ein's daughter Asuka and holds her captive in a building in Ein's village.
	* [[Barona]] - Bask's aide. He appears as a random enemy in Bask's territory.		* [[Barona]] - Bask's aide. He appears as a random enemy in Bask's territory.
	*[[File:Bask (Hokuto no Ken 3).PNG]]		*[[File:Bask (Hokuto no Ken 3).PNG]]

Evan1975: Protected "Hokuto no Ken 3": Excessive vandalism (‎[edit=autoconfirmed] (indefinite) ‎[move=autoconfirmed] (indefinite))

2018-05-01T00:23:30Z

Protected "Hokuto no Ken 3": Excessive vandalism (‎[edit=autoconfirmed] (indefinite) ‎[move=autoconfirmed] (indefinite))

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2018-05-01T00:21:02Z

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	*[[File:Raoh (FC Hokuto no Ken 3).PNG]]		*[[File:Raoh (FC Hokuto no Ken 3).PNG]]
	:[[Raoh]] - Also known as Ken-oh, the King of Fist. The self-proclaimed Conqueror of the Post-Apocalyptic World. He is first encountered in the game at Grimtown after Toki is rescued from Cassandra. He challenges Rei to one-on-one battle and then defeats him in one turn. He then faces Toki at their home village and although he defeats his brother in combat, he decides to spare his life. He eventually invades the Tower of Nanto and after putting Yuria into a state of deep sleep, he challenges Kenshirō to battle. Unlike in the manga, he can already use ''Musō Tensei'' during his first battle with Ken. He manages to escape from his first battle with Kenshirō when a trap set by Rihaku is accidentally triggered. He fights Ken at the '''Hokuto Renkitōza'' for their final showdown. His techniques includes the ''Tenshō Honretsu'', ''Musō Insatsu'', and the ''Hokuto Gōshōha''.		:[[Raoh]] - Also known as Ken-oh, the King of Fist. The self-proclaimed Conqueror of the Post-Apocalyptic World. He is first encountered in the game at Grimtown after Toki is rescued from Cassandra. He challenges Rei to one-on-one battle and then defeats him in one turn. He then faces Toki at their home village and although he defeats his brother in combat, he decides to spare his life. He eventually invades the Tower of Nanto and after putting Yuria into a state of deep sleep, he challenges Kenshirō to battle. Unlike in the manga, he can already use ''Musō Tensei'' during his first battle with Ken. He manages to escape from his first battle with Kenshirō when a trap set by Rihaku is accidentally triggered. He fights Ken at the '''Hokuto Renkitōza'' for their final showdown. His techniques includes the ''Tenshō Honretsu'', ''Musō Insatsu'', and the ''Hokuto Gōshōha''.
	*{{nihongo\|Tawaba\|タワバ}} - A game original character, although he resembles the thug who the bartender from Oasis ([[Burō]]). A bounty hunter who hates Ein, he captures Ein's daughter Asuka and holds her captive in a building in Ein's village.		*{{nihongo\|Tawaba\|タワバ}} - A game original character, although he resembles the thug who bullies the bartender from Oasis ([[Burō]]). A bounty hunter who hates Ein, he captures Ein's daughter Asuka and holds her captive in a building in Ein's village.
	* [[Barona]] - Bask's aide. He appears as a random enemy in Bask's territory.		* [[Barona]] - Bask's aide. He appears as a random enemy in Bask's territory.
	*[[File:Bask (Hokuto no Ken 3).PNG]]		*[[File:Bask (Hokuto no Ken 3).PNG]]

Steven Day at 09:14, 29 April 2018

2018-04-29T09:14:35Z

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	*[[File:Raoh (FC Hokuto no Ken 3).PNG]]		*[[File:Raoh (FC Hokuto no Ken 3).PNG]]
	:[[Raoh]] - Also known as Ken-oh, the King of Fist. The self-proclaimed Conqueror of the Post-Apocalyptic World. He is first encountered in the game at Grimtown after Toki is rescued from Cassandra. He challenges Rei to one-on-one battle and then defeats him in one turn. He then faces Toki at their home village and although he defeats his brother in combat, he decides to spare his life. He eventually invades the Tower of Nanto and after putting Yuria into a state of deep sleep, he challenges Kenshirō to battle. Unlike in the manga, he can already use ''Musō Tensei'' during his first battle with Ken. He manages to escape from his first battle with Kenshirō when a trap set by Rihaku is accidentally triggered. He fights Ken at the '''Hokuto Renkitōza'' for their final showdown. His techniques includes the ''Tenshō Honretsu'', ''Musō Insatsu'', and the ''Hokuto Gōshōha''.		:[[Raoh]] - Also known as Ken-oh, the King of Fist. The self-proclaimed Conqueror of the Post-Apocalyptic World. He is first encountered in the game at Grimtown after Toki is rescued from Cassandra. He challenges Rei to one-on-one battle and then defeats him in one turn. He then faces Toki at their home village and although he defeats his brother in combat, he decides to spare his life. He eventually invades the Tower of Nanto and after putting Yuria into a state of deep sleep, he challenges Kenshirō to battle. Unlike in the manga, he can already use ''Musō Tensei'' during his first battle with Ken. He manages to escape from his first battle with Kenshirō when a trap set by Rihaku is accidentally triggered. He fights Ken at the '''Hokuto Renkitōza'' for their final showdown. His techniques includes the ''Tenshō Honretsu'', ''Musō Insatsu'', and the ''Hokuto Gōshōha''.
	*{{nihongo\|Tawaba\|タワバ}} - A game original character, although he resembles the thug who ~~not bullie~~ the bartender from Oasis ([[Burō]]). A bounty hunter who hates Ein, he captures Ein's daughter Asuka and holds her captive in a building in Ein's village.		*{{nihongo\|Tawaba\|タワバ}} - A game original character, although he resembles the thug who the bartender from Oasis ([[Burō]]). A bounty hunter who hates Ein, he captures Ein's daughter Asuka and holds her captive in a building in Ein's village.
	* [[Barona]] - Bask's aide. He appears as a random enemy in Bask's territory.		* [[Barona]] - Bask's aide. He appears as a random enemy in Bask's territory.
	*[[File:Bask (Hokuto no Ken 3).PNG]]		*[[File:Bask (Hokuto no Ken 3).PNG]]

Steven Day at 09:13, 29 April 2018

2018-04-29T09:13:05Z

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	*[[File:Raoh (FC Hokuto no Ken 3).PNG]]		*[[File:Raoh (FC Hokuto no Ken 3).PNG]]
	:[[Raoh]] - Also known as Ken-oh, the King of Fist. The self-proclaimed Conqueror of the Post-Apocalyptic World. He is first encountered in the game at Grimtown after Toki is rescued from Cassandra. He challenges Rei to one-on-one battle and then defeats him in one turn. He then faces Toki at their home village and although he defeats his brother in combat, he decides to spare his life. He eventually invades the Tower of Nanto and after putting Yuria into a state of deep sleep, he challenges Kenshirō to battle. Unlike in the manga, he can already use ''Musō Tensei'' during his first battle with Ken. He manages to escape from his first battle with Kenshirō when a trap set by Rihaku is accidentally triggered. He fights Ken at the '''Hokuto Renkitōza'' for their final showdown. His techniques includes the ''Tenshō Honretsu'', ''Musō Insatsu'', and the ''Hokuto Gōshōha''.		:[[Raoh]] - Also known as Ken-oh, the King of Fist. The self-proclaimed Conqueror of the Post-Apocalyptic World. He is first encountered in the game at Grimtown after Toki is rescued from Cassandra. He challenges Rei to one-on-one battle and then defeats him in one turn. He then faces Toki at their home village and although he defeats his brother in combat, he decides to spare his life. He eventually invades the Tower of Nanto and after putting Yuria into a state of deep sleep, he challenges Kenshirō to battle. Unlike in the manga, he can already use ''Musō Tensei'' during his first battle with Ken. He manages to escape from his first battle with Kenshirō when a trap set by Rihaku is accidentally triggered. He fights Ken at the '''Hokuto Renkitōza'' for their final showdown. His techniques includes the ''Tenshō Honretsu'', ''Musō Insatsu'', and the ''Hokuto Gōshōha''.
	*{{nihongo\|Tawaba\|タワバ}} - A game original character, although he resembles the thug who ~~bullies~~ the bartender from Oasis ([[Burō]]). A bounty hunter who hates Ein, he captures Ein's daughter Asuka and holds her captive in a building in Ein's village.		*{{nihongo\|Tawaba\|タワバ}} - A game original character, although he resembles the thug who not bullie the bartender from Oasis ([[Burō]]). A bounty hunter who hates Ein, he captures Ein's daughter Asuka and holds her captive in a building in Ein's village.
	* [[Barona]] - Bask's aide. He appears as a random enemy in Bask's territory.		* [[Barona]] - Bask's aide. He appears as a random enemy in Bask's territory.
	*[[File:Bask (Hokuto no Ken 3).PNG]]		*[[File:Bask (Hokuto no Ken 3).PNG]]

Vrung at 23:44, 12 November 2017

2017-11-12T23:44:38Z

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	:[[Han]] - The third-in-command in the Kingdom of Shura. He bought Lin from a Shura warrior. Kenshirō fights him to rescue Lin and after being defeated, he reveals that the Land of Shura is Kenshirō's birthplace. However, Lin is nowhere to be found in his castle after the battle. His special techniques includes ''Zanfū Enpa'', ''Shikka Kōjin'', and ''Hakura Messei''.		:[[Han]] - The third-in-command in the Kingdom of Shura. He bought Lin from a Shura warrior. Kenshirō fights him to rescue Lin and after being defeated, he reveals that the Land of Shura is Kenshirō's birthplace. However, Lin is nowhere to be found in his castle after the battle. His special techniques includes ''Zanfū Enpa'', ''Shikka Kōjin'', and ''Hakura Messei''.
	*[[File:Kaioh's underling (Hokuto no Ken 3).PNG]]		*[[File:Kaioh's underling (Hokuto no Ken 3).PNG]]
	:Kaioh's underling - Appears as a random enemy near Hyoh's and Kaioh's castles. He turns invisible when he performs ''Juryū Razanjin'', but its intended effect is unknown since it's still possible to hit him at this state.		:[[Kaioh_Messatsu-Tai\|Kaioh's underling]] - Appears as a random enemy near Hyoh's and Kaioh's castles. He turns invisible when he performs ''Juryū Razanjin'', but its intended effect is unknown since it's still possible to hit him at this state.
	:Gatekeeper - The gatekeeper of Hyoh's castle, a game original character, although his sprite is recycled from Gojiba (who appears as a nameless member of the Fang Clan). He attacks Kenshirō, believing that he is responsible for Sayaka's death.		:Gatekeeper - The gatekeeper of Hyoh's castle, a game original character, although his sprite is recycled from Gojiba (who appears as a nameless member of the Fang Clan). He attacks Kenshirō, believing that he is responsible for Sayaka's death.
	* [[File:Hyou (FC Hokuto no Ken 3).PNG]]		* [[File:Hyou (FC Hokuto no Ken 3).PNG]]

Arkhound: Added staff credits

2016-09-12T18:45:31Z

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 * On page 24 of the manual, the ''[[Kūkyoku Ryūbu]]'' is spelled as 究極流舞 instead of the correct 空極流舞.
 * On pages 24 and 25, the ''[[Tenshō Hyakuretsu Ken]]'' is referred as ''Ten'''bu''' Hyakuretsu Ken'' (天舞百裂拳), which means "Heaving Flying Hundred Crack Fist". The name was most likely changed due to in-game space constraints.
 ==External Links==

Arkhound: /* Errata */

2016-09-12T16:57:08Z

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	* Godland is spelled ゴットランド throughout the game instead of the correct ゴッドランド.		* Godland is spelled ゴットランド throughout the game instead of the correct ゴッドランド.
	* Juza's name is misspelled ジゅウザ (instead of the correct ジュウザ) in the one conversation he is mentioned.		* Juza's name is misspelled ジゅウザ (instead of the correct ジュウザ) in the one conversation he is mentioned.
	* The ''[[Kūkyoku Ryūbu]]'' appears listed in-game as ~~きうきょくり~~'''ょ'''うぶ (which would be pronounced ''Kyūkyoku Ry'''ō'''bu'') instead of the ~~correct　きうきょくり~~'''ゅ'''うぶ.		* The ''[[Kūkyoku Ryūbu]]'' appears listed in-game as くうきょくり'''ょ'''うぶ (which would be pronounced ''Kyūkyoku Ry'''ō'''bu'') instead of the correct　くうきょくり'''ゅ'''うぶ.
	* On the back of the packaging, 元斗皇拳 (''[[Gento Kō Ken]]'') is misspelled 元斗星拳		* On the back of the packaging, 元斗皇拳 (''[[Gento Kō Ken]]'') is misspelled 元斗星拳
	* The center screenshot on the back of the box is upside down.		* The center screenshot on the back of the box is upside down.

Arkhound: /* Errata */

2016-09-12T16:56:03Z

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	* Godland is spelled ゴットランド throughout the game instead of the correct ゴッドランド.		* Godland is spelled ゴットランド throughout the game instead of the correct ゴッドランド.
	* Juza's name is misspelled ジゅウザ (instead of the correct ジュウザ) in the one conversation he is mentioned.		* Juza's name is misspelled ジゅウザ (instead of the correct ジュウザ) in the one conversation he is mentioned.
			* The ''[[Kūkyoku Ryūbu]]'' appears listed in-game as きうきょくり'''ょ'''うぶ (which would be pronounced ''Kyūkyoku Ry'''ō'''bu'') instead of the correct　きうきょくり'''ゅ'''うぶ.
	* On the back of the packaging, 元斗皇拳 (''[[Gento Kō Ken]]'') is misspelled 元斗星拳		* On the back of the packaging, 元斗皇拳 (''[[Gento Kō Ken]]'') is misspelled 元斗星拳
	* The center screenshot on the back of the box is upside down.		* The center screenshot on the back of the box is upside down.
	* On page 3 of the manual, the Japanese name of the [[Holy Emperor Cross Mausoleum]] is misspelled as 帝聖十字陵 instead of the correct 聖帝十字陵.		* On page 3 of the manual, the Japanese name of the [[Holy Emperor Cross Mausoleum]] is misspelled as 帝聖十字陵 instead of the correct 聖帝十字陵 (the first two kanji are in opposite order).
	* On page 24 of the manual, the ''[[Kūkyoku Ryūbu]]'' is spelled as 究極流舞 instead of the correct 空極流舞.		* On page 24 of the manual, the ''[[Kūkyoku Ryūbu]]'' is spelled as 究極流舞 instead of the correct 空極流舞.
	* On pages 24 and 25, the ''[[Tenshō Hyakuretsu Ken]]'' is referred as ''Ten'''bu''' Hyakuretsu Ken'' (天舞百裂拳), which means "Heaving Flying Hundred Crack Fist". The name was most likely due to in-game space constraints.		* On pages 24 and 25, the ''[[Tenshō Hyakuretsu Ken]]'' is referred as ''Ten'''bu''' Hyakuretsu Ken'' (天舞百裂拳), which means "Heaving Flying Hundred Crack Fist". The name was most likely changed due to in-game space constraints.

	==External Links==		==External Links==

Arkhound: /* Errata */

2016-09-11T04:40:20Z

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	==Errata==		==Errata==
	* ゴッドランド (the ~~Japanese spelling of "Godland"~~) ~~is consistently misspelled　ゴットランド~~ in the ~~game~~.		* Godland is spelled ゴットランド throughout the game instead of the correct ゴッドランド.
			* Juza's name is misspelled ジゅウザ (instead of the correct ジュウザ) in the one conversation he is mentioned.
	* On the back of the packaging, 元斗皇拳 (''[[Gento Kō Ken]]'') is misspelled 元斗星拳		* On the back of the packaging, 元斗皇拳 (''[[Gento Kō Ken]]'') is misspelled 元斗星拳
	* The center screenshot on the back of the box is upside down.		* The center screenshot on the back of the box is upside down.
	* On page 3 of the manual, the Japanese name of the [[Holy Emperor Cross Mausoleum]] is misspelled as 帝聖十字陵 instead of the correct 聖帝十字陵.		* On page 3 of the manual, the Japanese name of the [[Holy Emperor Cross Mausoleum]] is misspelled as 帝聖十字陵 instead of the correct 聖帝十字陵.
	* On page 24 of the manual, the ''[[Kūkyoku Ryūbu]]'' is spelled as 究極流舞 instead of the correct 空極流舞.		* On page 24 of the manual, the ''[[Kūkyoku Ryūbu]]'' is spelled as 究極流舞 instead of the correct 空極流舞.
	* On pages 24 and 25, the ''[[Tenshō Hyakuretsu Ken]]'' is referred as ''Ten'''bu''' Hyakuretsu Ken'' (天舞百裂拳), which means "Heaving Flying Hundred Crack Fist". The name was most likely due to in-game space ~~issue~~.		* On pages 24 and 25, the ''[[Tenshō Hyakuretsu Ken]]'' is referred as ''Ten'''bu''' Hyakuretsu Ken'' (天舞百裂拳), which means "Heaving Flying Hundred Crack Fist". The name was most likely due to in-game space constraints.

	==External Links==		==External Links==