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-<center> Set in a post apocalyptic world where the Earth is barren and the strong survive by preying on the weak, the series follows the journey of [[Kenshiro]], the 64th successor of ''[[Hokuto Shin Ken]]'' (北斗神拳 ''"Divine Fist of the North Star"''), an ancient 1,800 year-old secret martial arts style that allows its practitioner to destroy an opponent's body from within by striking into their secret channeling points, often resulting in a violent and gruesome death. [[Kenshiro]] uses his skills to protect the weak and innocent against the numerous villains that threaten their survival.
+<center> Set in a post apocalyptic world where the Earth is barren and the strong survive by preying on the weak, the series follows the journey of [[Kenshiro]], the 64th successor of ''[[Hokuto Shin Ken]]'' (北斗神拳 ''"Divine Fist of the North Star"''), an ancient 1,800 year-old secret martial arts style that allows its practitioner to destroy an opponent's body from within by striking into their secret channeling points, often resulting in a violent and gruesome death. [[Kenshiro]] uses his skills to protect the weak and innocent against the numerous villains that threaten their survival.</center>
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-''Fist of the North Star'' was one of the ''Weekly Shōnen Jump's'' most popular titles during the 1980s. As of 2007, it is the seventh best-selling ''Shōnen Jump'' manga of all time in Japan. In a poll conducted by TV Asahi in 2005, the ''Fist of the North Star'' anime series ranked 26 in a list of Top 100 Anime series. In a second poll in 2006, it ranked No. 89. In a celebrity version of the poll, it ranked No. 15.</center>
+<center>The manga was adapted into two animated television series produced by Toei Animation. The original series, simply titled ''Hokuto no Ken'' (北斗の拳), lasted 109 episodes, which aired on Fuji TV from 11 October 1984 to 5 March 1987, adapting the first 136 chapters of the original manga. A sequel series, ''Hokuto no Ken 2'', took over the previous series' time slot and lasted 43 episodes, airing from 12 March 1987 to 18 February 1988, which adapts chapters 137 to 210 (the remainder of the manga was not adapted).</center>
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+<center>In 2005, North Stars Pictures and TMS Entertainment announced the production of a planned five part ''Hokuto no Ken'' film series titled '''Shin Kyūseishu Densetsu''' (真救世主伝説, "True Saviour Legend"). The films are both, remakes of and supplemental stories to the original manga series, and introduces a new supporting character in the form of Reina (whose character designs were contributed by ''City Hunter''<nowiki/>'s Tsukasa Hojo). The film series is composed of three feature films and two OVA movies released between them. The films use a different cast of [[seiyu]] than the older anime series, with [[Hiroshi Abe]] ([[Kenshiro]]), [[Takashi Ukaji]] ([[Raoh]]), [[Kou Shibasaki]] ([[Reina]]) and [[Yuriko Ishida]] ([[Yuria]]) in the lead roles. The new movies have yet to be licensed for an English adaptation, although Italian and French versions have already been released.</center>
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