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{{TopQuotes|11|I am stronger than anyone in this world... and more beautiful!|Yuda}}{{Infobox Character | {{TopQuotes|11|I am stronger than anyone in this world... and more beautiful!|Yuda}} | ||
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|image=[[File:Yuda_01.png|275px]] | |image=[[File:Yuda_01.png|275px]] | ||
|caption=Yuda as he appears in the manga. | |caption=Yuda as he appears in the manga. | ||
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|appearances= Manga (ch. 75-82), Anime (ep. 51-58), ''Ten no Haoh'', ''Rei Gaiden'' | |appearances= Manga (ch. 75-82), Anime (ep. 51-58), ''Ten no Haoh'', ''Rei Gaiden'' | ||
|family= | |family= | ||
}} | }} | ||
; {{nihongo|Yuda|ユダ|Yuda}} | |||
: Yuda (also romanized as '''Juda''') is the successor of ''[[Nanto Kōkaku Ken]]'' (南斗紅鶴拳, ''South Dipper Crimson Crane Fist'') style and one of the [[Nanto Rokusei Ken]] (Six Holy Fists of Nanto). He bears the destiny of the "Star of Enchantment/Beauty" (妖星, ''[[Yōsei]]''), which is also referred to as the "Star of Betrayal/Deception" (裏切りの星, ''Uragiri no Hoshi''). | : Yuda (also romanized as '''Juda''') is the successor of ''[[Nanto Kōkaku Ken]]'' (南斗紅鶴拳, ''South Dipper Crimson Crane Fist'') style and one of the [[Nanto Rokusei Ken]] (Six Holy Fists of Nanto). He bears the destiny of the "Star of Enchantment/Beauty" (妖星, ''[[Yōsei]]''), which is also referred to as the "Star of Betrayal/Deception" (裏切りの星, ''Uragiri no Hoshi''). | ||
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: After his defeat, Yuda confessed his feelings of envy and admiration for his rival before mortally wounding himself by stabbing Rei's hands into his own chest. He then concedes that Rei was always the stronger and more beautiful fighter, expiring (by his own request) in Rei's arms. | : After his defeat, Yuda confessed his feelings of envy and admiration for his rival before mortally wounding himself by stabbing Rei's hands into his own chest. He then concedes that Rei was always the stronger and more beautiful fighter, expiring (by his own request) in Rei's arms. | ||
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: After many years, Mamiya's Village Elder sculptured a statue of him in a cave along with other deceased Nanto warriors in their honor, but [[Falco]] ([[Solia]] in the anime) destroyed all of them and killed the Elder in the process. | : After many years, Mamiya's Village Elder sculptured a statue of him in a cave along with other deceased Nanto warriors in their honor, but [[Falco]] ([[Solia]] in the anime) destroyed all of them and killed the Elder in the process. | ||
==[[Sōkoku no Garō|Rei Gaiden]]== | ==[[Sōkoku no Garō|Rei Gaiden]]== | ||
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ddyud2013.png|Yuda in DD Hokuto no Ken (2013) | ddyud2013.png|Yuda in DD Hokuto no Ken (2013) | ||
Yuda Anime.png|Yuda as seen in the TV series. | Yuda Anime.png|Yuda as seen in the TV series. | ||
Yuda_Hokuto_Ga_Gotoku.jpg|Yuda's talisman as seen in ''Hokuto ga Gotoku'' | |||
</gallery> | </gallery> | ||
[[Category:Hokuto no Ken characters]] | [[Category:Hokuto no Ken characters]] | ||