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Taiga
	; Taiga, as illustrated in the Hokuto no Ken 2 Famicom game guide.
Name in Kanji	タイガ
Name in Romaji	Taiga
Alternate spelling(s)	Tiger
Fighting Style	Gento Kō Ken
Allegiance(s)	Jakoh
Position(s)	General of the Green Light
Appearances	Anime (ep. 114-123)
Voice actor(s)	Masaharu Satō

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Taiga (タイガ) was a renegade Gento Kō Ken practitioner who served the Viceroy Jakoh. He holds the title of the General of the Green Light, due to the color of his fighting aura.

TV Series[edit | edit source]

After Jakoh was defeated by the Hokuto Army, Taiga kidnapped Lin and activated the self-destruct mechanism that was installed into the Imperial Capital, resulting in its destruction. Taiga fled overseas to the Kingdom of Shura with Lin in order to lure Ken and Falco to their deaths. However, Taiga's entire unit was annihilated upon their arrival to Shura and Taiga himself was mortally wounded. Before dying, Taiga encountered Falco and taunted him that hell itself awaited him on the island.

Trivia[edit | edit source]

Taiga is an anime-only character from Hokuto no Ken 2 who appears alongside Boltz as replacements for Jakoh's sons, Jask and Sheeno. They were created alongside a third character named Bronza by artist Masami Suda during the pre-production stages of the anime to serve as additional Gento Kō Ken practitioners based on different colors. At the time the manga was still in the early chapters of the Tentei story arc and their roles in the story were not yet fully realized. Their wardrobe were based on Solia.^[1]

Taiga's only appearance outside the anime is in the Hokuto no Ken 2 Famicom video game, where he appears as the end-boss of Stage 3. In the game he serves as the warden of a concentration camp for rebels, a role originally served by Beron in the manga and anime. Unlike the anime, Taiga co-exists alongside Jask in the Famicom game, as Jask appears later in the game as a sub-boss in Stage 6.

Gallery[edit | edit source]

Taiga with Lin
Taiga's death

References[edit | edit source]

↑ "Hokuto Kaisetsushuu - Settei" (in Italian).

[1] "Hokuto Kaisetsushuu - Settei" (in Italian).

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-; {{nihongo|Taiga|タイガ}}
+{{Infobox Character
-: ''Voiced by'': [[Masaharu Satō]]
+|image=[[File:Taiga.jpg|125px]]
-: The General of the Green Light. Another renegade Gento warrior who is also under [[Jakō]]'s service. After Jakoh's defeat, Taiga kidnaps Lin and takes her to the Land of Asura with the intent of selling her off, only to be butchered by the warriors in Asura. Like [[Boltz]], Taiga only appears in the TV series, replacing the character [[Jask]] (Jakoh's elder son) in the original manga.
+|caption=Taiga, as illustrated in the ''Hokuto no Ken 2'' Famicom game guide.
+|name=Taiga
+|name_japanese=タイガ
+|nameromaji=Taiga
+|alternatespelling=Tiger
+|profession=General of the Green Light
+|fighting_style=[[Gento Kō Ken]]
+|voice=[[Masaharu Satō]]
+|appearances=Anime (ep. 114-123)
+||allegiance = [[Jakoh]]
+|family=}}
+{{nihongo|'''Taiga'''|タイガ}} was a renegade ''[[Gento Kō Ken]]'' practitioner who served the Viceroy [[Jakoh]]. He holds the title of the General of the Green Light, due to the color of his fighting aura.
+== TV Series ==
+After Jakoh was defeated by the [[Hokuto Army]], Taiga kidnapped [[Lin]] and activated the self-destruct mechanism that was installed into the Imperial Capital, resulting in its destruction. Taiga fled overseas to the [[Shura no Kuni|Kingdom of Shura]] with Lin in order to lure Ken and Falco to their deaths. However, Taiga's entire unit was annihilated upon their arrival to Shura and Taiga himself was mortally wounded. Before dying, Taiga encountered Falco and taunted him that hell itself awaited him on the island.
+==Trivia==
+* Taiga is an anime-only character from ''Hokuto no Ken 2'' who appears alongside [[Boltz]] as replacements for Jakoh's sons, [[Jask]] and [[Sheeno]].  They were created alongside a third character named [[Bronza]] by artist [[Masami Suda]] during the pre-production stages of the anime to serve as additional ''Gento Kō Ken'' practitioners based on different colors. At the time the manga was still in the early chapters of the Tentei story arc and their roles in the story were not yet fully realized. Their wardrobe were based on Solia.<ref>{{cite web|url=http://www.hokutokaisetsushuu.com/settei/|title=Hokuto Kaisetsushuu - Settei|language=Italian}}</ref>
+* Taiga's only appearance outside the anime is in the ''[[Hokuto no Ken 2 (Famicom)|Hokuto no Ken 2]]'' Famicom video game, where he appears as the end-boss of Stage 3. In the game he serves as the warden of a concentration camp for rebels, a role originally served by [[Beron]] in the manga and anime. Unlike the anime, Taiga co-exists alongside Jask in the Famicom game, as Jask appears later in the game as a sub-boss in Stage 6.
+==Gallery==
+<gallery>
+File:Taiga(1).jpg
+File:Taiga(2).jpg
+File:Taiga(3).jpg|Taiga with Lin
+File:Taiga(4).jpg|Taiga's death
+</gallery>
+==References==
+{{reflist}}
 [[Category:Hokuto no Ken characters]]
 [[Category:Gento Kō Ken practitioners]]
+[[Category:Anime-only characters]]
+[[Category:Minions of Jakoh]]
+[[Category:Male Characters]]
+[[Category:Villains]]