Suzan Tsuhi Ken successor: Difference between revisions

Sūzan Tsūhi Ken successor ; (real name unknown)
	; As he appears in the manga.
Name in Kanji	崇山通臂拳伝承者
Name in Romaji	Sūzan Tsūhi Ken denshōsha
Fighting Style	Sūzan Tsūhi Ken
Family	Unnamed wife and child
Position(s)	Martial artist
Appearances	Manga (ch. 60), Anime (ep. 38)

Latest revision as of 05:55, 25 January 2021

Sūzan Tsūhi Ken successor (崇山通臂拳伝承者, Sūzan Tsūhi Ken denshōsha): The successor of Sūzan Tsūhi Ken (Songshan Passing Elbow Fist), whose real name was unknown. In the manga, his story is told by Toki.

Manga & TV Series[edit | edit source]

He was taken to Cassandra and forced to give his style's ancient scroll to Ken-Oh to protect his family. Raoh examines the scroll and agrees to spare their lives, but as there can only be one successor they must all spend the rest of their lives in prison. Separated from his wife and child, all he could do was call out to them but when his family fell silent he realized he had lost them, leaving him to die of grief.

In the TV series, he hands his scroll to Uighur before they separate him from his family. He overcomes the guards and fights against Uigur's henchman, Targel, who kills him by splitting him into pieces with his Kokushō Jūji Ken style, much to the grief of his wife who was then taken away and imprisoned with her baby.

Gallery[edit | edit source]

In the TV series.
In battle stance.

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+|name=Sūzan Tsūhi Ken successor <br>(real name unknown)
 |name_japanese=崇山通臂拳伝承者
 |nameromaji=Sūzan Tsūhi Ken denshōsha
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 ; {{nihongo|Sūzan Tsūhi Ken successor|崇山通臂拳伝承者|Sūzan Tsūhi Ken denshōsha}}
-: The successor of ''[[Sūzan Tsūhi Ken]]'' ([[wikipedia:Mount Song|Songshan]] Passing Elbow Fist), whose real name was unknown. In the manga, his story is recounted by [[Toki]].
+: The successor of ''[[Sūzan Tsūhi Ken]]'' ([[wikipedia:Mount Song|Songshan]] Passing Elbow Fist), whose real name was unknown. In the manga, his story is told by [[Toki]].
-: He was taken to [[Cassandra]] and forced to give his style's ancient scroll to [[Ken-Oh]] to protect his family. Raoh examines the scroll and agrees to spare their lives, but as there can only be one successor, they must spend the rest of their lives in prison. Separated from his wife and child, he would call out to them to let one another know they're still alive. However, when his wife fell silent, he realized he had lost her and his child, leaving him to die of grief.
+:
-==TV Series==
+==Manga & TV Series==
-: In the TV series, he gives his scroll to [[Uighur]] before they separate him from his family. He resists the guards and fights against Uigur's henchman, [[Targel]], who kills him in battle.
+: He was taken to [[Cassandra]] and forced to give his style's ancient scroll to [[Ken-Oh]] to protect his family. Raoh examines the scroll and agrees to spare their lives, but as there can only be one successor they must all spend the rest of their lives in prison. Separated from his wife and child, all he could do was call out to them but when his family fell silent he realized he had lost them, leaving him to die of grief.
+: In the TV series, he hands his scroll to [[Uighur]] before they separate him from his family. He overcomes the guards and fights against Uigur's henchman, [[Targel]], who kills him by splitting him into pieces with his [[Kokushō Jūji Ken]] style, much to the grief of his wife who was then taken away and imprisoned with her baby.
+==Gallery==
+<gallery>
+File:songshan1.jpg|In the TV series.
+File:songshan2.jpg
+File:songshan3.png|In battle stance.
+</gallery>
 [[Category:Hokuto no Ken characters]]
+[[Category:Male Characters]]