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 ;{{nihongo|'''Falco'''|[[wikipedia:ja:ファルコ (北斗の拳)|ファルコ]]|Faruko}}
-: Also, known as the Golden General and the strongest successor of ''[[Gento Kō Ken]]'', Falco destroys the rival martial arts schools in the name of the [[Tentei]] (天帝, Heavenly Emperor). It later transpires that Falco had been blackmailed by [[Jakoh]] into doing so.
+: Also, known as the Golden General and the strongest successor of ''[[Gento Kō Ken]]'', Falco is a deeply respected and deeply feared warrior who serves the [[Tentei]] (天帝, Heavenly Emperor). He wears a prosthetic leg, as his real one was sacrificed to Raoh in a previous encounter. He eliminates the rival martial arts schools in his name and even murders [[Mamiya's Village Elder|the elder of Mamiya's village]] for building a tribute to the fallen Hokuto & Nanto fighters who died during Kenshiro's journey.
-: In the past, Falco's village was confronted by [[Ken-Oh]] and his army. To protect his people, Falco sacrificed his own right-leg as a peace offering. Raoh accepted the offer and cancelled the invasion. He also left Falco a word of advice, warning him that Jakoh would someday betray him and so it would be wiser to kill him here and now. However, Falco couldn't bring himself to do it, as his mother was watching and she had raised Jakoh like a son. After the death of Falco's mother, Jakoh took the Tentei hostage, securing the Imperial throne for himself along with Falco's unwilling allegiance.
+: It later transpires that [[Jakoh]] is really the one pulling Falco's strings. When [[Lui]] and [[Lin]] were born, it was decided there could be only one Tentei and Jakoh goaded Falco into killing Lin as the unwanted princess. However, Falco couldn't kill the innocent baby and smuggled the girl into the care of an elderly couple.
-: When the Empress is discovered alive, he turns against Jakoh and kills him. His right leg is a prosthetic, the original was offered to Raoh to convince him to leave the imperial capital alone. Later on, when fighting Falco, [[Kenshiro]] disables one of his own legs to even the fight. He pursues the kidnapped [[Lin]] to the Land of Asura, but dies after fighting the [[Nameless Asura]]. Prior to dying, he receives news that his wife [[Myu]] is pregnant with his son.
+: Some years later, Falco's village was attacked by [[Ken-Oh]] and his army. To protect his people, Falco sacrificed his own right-leg as a peace offering. Raoh was satisfied and withdrew the invasion. He also left Falco a word of advice, warning him that Jakoh would be his downfall and it would be wiser to kill him here and now. Falco was unable to do it, as his mother was watching and she had raised Jakoh like a son. After the death of Falco's mother, Jakoh took the Tentei hostage, securing the Imperial throne for himself along with Falco's allegiance. Falco's lover, [[Myu]], was also taken by Jakoh.
+: During the war with the [[Hokuto Army|Hokuto Army's]] guerrilla forces, Jakoh orders Falco to protect the Imperial Capital from [[Kenshiro|Kenshiro's]] advance. Falco prepares to fight Kenshiro to the death to protect the Tentei from Jakoh's wrath. To even the fight, Kenshiro strikes a vital point to disable his own leg. However, when the Tentei is rescued from her imprisonment, Falco finally turns on Jakoh and burns the tyrant alive with his Gento technique.
+: Having not fully recovered from his wounds, Falco proceeds to enter the island of [[Shura no Kuni|Shura]] to save Lin, who had been kidnapped by [[Jask]] ([[Taiga]] in the TV series) during the chaos. He is ambushed and badly beaten by the [[Nameless Asura]]. Kenshiro arrives and presses the ''Sekkatsu-kō'' vital point to give Falco the strength to fight and defeat his assailant. Prior to dying, he is comforted by the news that Myu is pregnant with his son and now Gento's legacy will live on.
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