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Eventually, Anna was kidnapped by a rival motorcycle gang, and was raped and murdered by them. This drove Jagi into despair, and he attacked the rival motorcycle gang, breaking the iron-clad rule of using Hokuto Shinken unless chosen successor. The members of the gang, frightened and amazed by Hokuto Shinken's power, vowed allegiance to Jagi, but Jagi was suicidal with grief, and any pleasures he sought as leader of his own gang did not fulfill him. In suicidal despair, Jagi resorted to self-mutilation to escape reality, but then his henchmen informed him of something that led him from despair to rage: Kenshiro was chosen as the successor of Hokuto Shinken. Mad with anger, Jagi attacked Ryuken's temple and confronted him, but as he was going to attack him, Kenshiro stopped Jagi and disfigured him, but spared his life. This was the defining moment that led to Jagi dedicating his entire life to destroying Kenshiro, and from then on every one of his action's was with the intent of making Kenshiro suffer. | Eventually, Anna was kidnapped by a rival motorcycle gang, and was raped and murdered by them. This drove Jagi into despair, and he attacked the rival motorcycle gang, breaking the iron-clad rule of using Hokuto Shinken unless chosen successor. The members of the gang, frightened and amazed by Hokuto Shinken's power, vowed allegiance to Jagi, but Jagi was suicidal with grief, and any pleasures he sought as leader of his own gang did not fulfill him. In suicidal despair, Jagi resorted to self-mutilation to escape reality, but then his henchmen informed him of something that led him from despair to rage: Kenshiro was chosen as the successor of Hokuto Shinken. Mad with anger, Jagi attacked Ryuken's temple and confronted him, but as he was going to attack him, Kenshiro stopped Jagi and disfigured him, but spared his life. This was the defining moment that led to Jagi dedicating his entire life to destroying Kenshiro, and from then on every one of his action's was with the intent of making Kenshiro suffer. | ||
==Hokuto Mosou== | |||
Jagi shows considerable development in his scenario in Illusionary Mode in Hokuto Mosou, as well. | |||
Getting a fortune that Kenshiro would kill him on his current path, Jagi goes into hiding for several days, only to emerge weeks later with his men having abandoned him. Angered by this, he finds a kindred spirit in Amiba, and the two set out to once more to tarnish Kenshiro and Toki's reputation by terrorizing a village, with the two posing as Kenshiro and Toki respectively. Things become complicated when, after taking control of the village, Zeed and Boss Fang invade, forcing Jagi and Amiba to fight them off. In an ironic twist, Jagi and Amiba wind up'' saving'' the village, and ergo, inadvertently wind up helping Kenshiro and Toki's reputations. | |||
Former raiders and some locals from the village wound up joining their army, and Jagi and Amiba wind up pressing on in an attempt to cause more trouble for Ken and Toki with their newfound army. Disaster occurs when they encounter Juda, and against all advice, Jagi engages him in a fit of rage. Amiba repeatedly tries to get Jagi to back off, to no avail; Jagi and Amiba are forced to break through Holy Imperial Army territory, and wind up enfuriating Souther in the process - made worse by Jagi screaming at the defeated Juda to "Tell Souther he's next!" | |||
Explaining in detail to Jagi the act of monumental idiocy he just accomplished, the two seek refuge with Raoh's army, and Jagi is forced to beg Raoh for protection, which he grants on the condition that Jagi and Amiba assist in dealing with the burgeoning Nanto army. Engaging Raoh's enemies, Jagi and Amiba unwittingly cause a disaster when they throw everything they have into stopping what later turns out to be a diversionary operation. Raoh is furious and gives the pair one last chance to stay alive by killing Souther and stopping his army. | |||
Initially, Jagi and Amiba come up with the idea to lure Toki and Kenshiro to fight Souther, but as the fight progresses and the Nanto army gets ground down, Jagi begins to awaken to his own power and realizes how effective it was. He elects to engage Souther on his own, dropping his posing as Kenshiro and proudly announcing his name. Taking pride, for perhaps, the first time in who he is, he defeats Souther, causing Toki to state that perhaps, for the first time, Jagi actually may be beginning to understand the tenets of Hokuto Shin Ken. | |||
==Trivia== | ==Trivia== | ||