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: A large brute who works for [[Yuda]] and invaded [[Mamiya|Mamiya's]] village. He fights using a ball and chain. [[Komaku]] used him as cannon fodder against [[Kenshirō]] to buy [[Shikaba]] time to kidnap Mamiya. Kenshirō killed him easily with the ''[[Hokuto Gekitsui Shi]]''. | : A large brute who works for [[Yuda]] and invaded [[Mamiya|Mamiya's]] village. He fights using a ball and chain. [[Komaku]] used him as cannon fodder against [[Kenshirō]] to buy [[Shikaba]] time to kidnap Mamiya. Kenshirō killed him easily with the ''[[Hokuto Gekitsui Shi]]''. | ||
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| Gauguin | |
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 Gauguin, as he appears in the TV series. | |
| Name in Kanji | ゴーギャン |
| Name in Romaji | Gōgyan |
| Fighting Style | Ball and chain |
| Allegiance(s) | Yuda |
| Position(s) | Member of the U.D Gang |
| Appearances | Anime (ep. 54) |
| Voice actor(s) | Masaharu Satō |
- Gauguin (ゴーギャン Gōgyan)
- A large brute who works for Yuda and invaded Mamiya's village. He fights using a ball and chain. Komaku used him as cannon fodder against Kenshirō to buy Shikaba time to kidnap Mamiya. Kenshirō killed him easily with the Hokuto Gekitsui Shi.
Trivia
- His name is most likely a reference to the French painter Paul Gauguin.