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|name_japanese=シュウ | |name_japanese=シュウ | ||
|nameromaji=Shū | |nameromaji=Shū | ||
|alternatespelling=Shuh, Syuu, Shu, Shuu | |alternatespelling=Shuh, Syuu, Shu, Shuu, Shew | ||
|allegiance=[[Kenshiro]] | |allegiance=[[Kenshiro]] | ||
|profession={{nihongo|Resistance Leader|レジスタンスのリーダー|Rejisutansu no rīdā}} | |profession={{nihongo|Resistance Leader|レジスタンスのリーダー|Rejisutansu no rīdā}} | ||
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==Trivia== | ==Trivia== | ||
* The path that Shū makes in order to rest the capstone on Souther´s Holy Pyramid is possibly based on the Via Crucis of Jesus. | * The path that Shū makes in order to rest the capstone on Souther´s Holy Pyramid is possibly based on the [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stations_of_the_Cross Via Crucis of Jesus]. | ||
* In Rei Gaiden, Shū is revealed to have a goatee in Rei's flashback rise to successorship of Nanto Suicho Ken, and in events transpiring shortly before Rei's first appearance in Hokuto no Ken, has sported scruffy facial hair, contrary to his clean-shaven appearance in Hokuto no Ken. | * In Rei Gaiden, Shū is revealed to have a goatee in Rei's flashback rise to successorship of Nanto Suicho Ken, and in events transpiring shortly before Rei's first appearance in Hokuto no Ken, has sported scruffy facial hair, contrary to his clean-shaven appearance in Hokuto no Ken. | ||