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; {{nihongo|Fudō of the Mountains|山のフドウ|Yama no Fudō}} | ; {{nihongo|Fudō of the Mountains|山のフドウ|Yama no Fudō}} | ||
: ''Voiced by'': [[Shōzō Iizuka]], [[Daisuke Gōri]] (''Shin Kyūseishu Densetsu'' movie series) | : ''Voiced by'': [[Shōzō Iizuka]], [[Daisuke Gōri]] (''Shin Kyūseishu Densetsu'' movie series) | ||
: A giant Nanto Goshasei fighter. Fudō was once a terrible outlaw known as {{nihongo|"Fudō the Ogre"|悪鬼のフドウ|Akki no Fudō}}, and one time he attacked the Hokuto dojo, terrifying a young [[Raoh]]. Sometime later, his heart was opened by a very young [[Yuria]], who defended a group of puppies from Fudō's rampage. From this act of courage, Fudō learned to cherish life and became known as 'Fudō of the Mountains', one of the five [[Nanto Goshasei]] and guardian of the [[Yuria|Last General of Nanto]]. Once an orphan himself, Fudō adopted children from the wasteland. | : A giant Nanto Goshasei fighter. Fudō was once a terrible outlaw known as {{nihongo|"Fudō the Ogre"|悪鬼のフドウ|Akki no Fudō}}, and one time he attacked the Hokuto dojo, terrifying a young [[Raoh]]. Sometime later, his heart was opened by a very young [[Yuria]], who defended a group of puppies from Fudō's rampage. From this act of courage, Fudō learned to cherish life and became known as 'Fudō of the Mountains', one of the five [[Nanto Goshasei]] and guardian of the [[Yuria|Last General of Nanto]]. Once an orphan himself, Fudō adopted children from the wasteland. | ||
: After trembling before [[Kenshirō| Kenshirō's]] Musō Tensei, Raoh decided to overcome the demon from his past and challenged Fudō in battle. Raoh ordered his own men to shoot him if he took one step back. Fudō survived an onslaught from Raoh, driven by the love of his children. This profound love and sadness caused Raoh to recoil in fear, | : After trembling before [[Kenshirō| Kenshirō's]] Musō Tensei, Raoh decided to overcome the demon from his past and challenged Fudō in battle. Raoh ordered his own men to shoot him if he took one step back. Fudō survived an onslaught from Raoh, driven by the love of his children. This profound love and sadness caused Raoh to recoil in fear, but his men fired at Fudō instead and managed to kill him, much to Raoh's fury. | ||
==Trivia== | ==Trivia== | ||
*''"Fudō"'' is Japanese for [[wikipedia:Acala|Acala]]. | *''"Fudō"'' is Japanese for [[wikipedia:Acala|Acala]]. | ||