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''For the [[Hokuto Mumyo Ken]] warrior, see '''[[Jado]]'''.'' | ''For the [[Hokuto Mumyo Ken]] warrior, see '''[[Jado]]'''.'' | ||
; {{nihongo|Jadō|ジャドウ}} | ; {{nihongo|Jadō|ジャドウ}} | ||
: Leader of [[Raoh]]'s Armored Bikers. Defeated by the blind [[Kenshiro]], who used [[Shū]]'s [[Nanto Hakurō Ken]] style. He has the distinction of being the very last "Thug" Kenshiro kills before his final fight with Raoh (the anime had several monks lead by [[Gensho]] as later enemies, but Ken spared them). | : Leader of [[Raoh]]'s Armored Bikers. | ||
== Manga & TV Series == | |||
: Defeated by the blind [[Kenshiro]], who used [[Shū]]'s [[Nanto Hakurō Ken]] style. He has the distinction of being the very last "Thug" Kenshiro kills before his final fight with Raoh (the anime had several monks lead by [[Gensho]] as later enemies, but Ken spared them). | |||
==Trivia== | ==Trivia== | ||
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[[Category:Characters killed by Kenshirō|Jado]] | [[Category:Characters killed by Kenshirō|Jado]] | ||
[[Category:Minions of Raoh|Jado]] | [[Category:Minions of Raoh|Jado]] | ||
[[Category:Male Characters]] | |||
Latest revision as of 17:46, 9 April 2020
| Jadō | |
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 Jadō, as he appears in the manga. | |
| Name in Kanji | ジャドウ |
| Name in Romaji | Jadō |
| Alternate spelling(s) | Jadow |
| Fighting Style | His modified motorcycle |
| Allegiance(s) | Raoh |
| Position(s) | Member of Ken-oh's army |
| Appearances | Manga (ch. 129), Anime (ep. 102) |
| Voice actor(s) | Yukitoshi Hori |
For the Hokuto Mumyo Ken warrior, see Jado.
- Jadō (ジャドウ)
- Leader of Raoh's Armored Bikers.
Manga & TV Series[edit | edit source]
- Defeated by the blind Kenshiro, who used Shū's Nanto Hakurō Ken style. He has the distinction of being the very last "Thug" Kenshiro kills before his final fight with Raoh (the anime had several monks lead by Gensho as later enemies, but Ken spared them).
Trivia[edit | edit source]
- Jadō (邪道) is a Japanese word of Buddhist origin meaning the evil path or the wrong way.
