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; {{nihongo|Spade|スペード|Supēdo}} | ; {{nihongo|Spade|スペード|Supēdo}} | ||
: The first of [[Shin|Shin's]] minions that appears in the manga. | : The first of [[Shin|Shin's]] minions that appears in the manga. He use a great variety of weapons, such as axes and bowguns. | ||
: Later he attacks Misumi's village in retaliation for his earlier defeat. Kenshiro hurries back to the village but is too late to save Misumi from Spade who kills the man and eats his seeds. Kenshiro fights Spade and kills him with the ''[[Hokuto Zankai Ken]]'' (Fist of Remorse), giving him three seconds (seven, in the anime) to reflect on his sins before he explodes. | : Later he attacks Misumi's village in retaliation for his earlier defeat. Kenshiro hurries back to the village but is too late to save Misumi from Spade who kills the man and eats his seeds. Kenshiro fights Spade and kills him with the ''[[Hokuto Zankai Ken]]'' (Fist of Remorse), giving him three seconds (seven, in the anime) to reflect on his sins before he explodes. | ||
==TV series== | ==Manga & TV series== | ||
: In the anime series, he is referred as the ''Jack of Spades'', along with King's other three lieutenants from the manga. | : When [[Kenshiro]] first confronts Spade, the rogue is after [[Misumi]]'s rice seeds, which results in the loss of Spade's right eye when Kenshiro uses the ''[[Nishi Shinku Ha]]'' to deflect an arrow from Spade's bowgun back at him. | ||
: Later he attacks Misumi's village in retaliation for his earlier defeat. Kenshiro hurries back to the village but is too late to save Misumi from Spade who kills the man and eats his seeds. Kenshiro fights Spade and kills him with the ''[[Hokuto Zankai Ken]]'' (Fist of Remorse), giving him three seconds (seven, in the anime) to reflect on his sins before he explodes. | |||
: In the anime series, he is referred as the ''Jack of Spades'', along with King's other three lieutenants from the manga. Also, he has some more screen time than the original manga. | |||
== Video Games == | == Video Games == | ||
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In the sequel, [[Shin Hokuto Muso]], Spade himself appears as a boss character in Legend Mode where he uses dual maces with a crossbow. In Shin's dream mode, Spade, then simply called Brute, is recruited by Shin in chapter 6. In chapter 7, Spade acts as an AI ally character who helps hold off [[Raoh|Raoh's]] forces from reacing [[Yuria]]. Like the PS1 game, Heart and Spade are the only Kingsmen to appear. | In the sequel, [[Shin Hokuto Muso]], Spade himself appears as a boss character in Legend Mode where he uses dual maces with a crossbow. In Shin's dream mode, Spade, then simply called Brute, is recruited by Shin in chapter 6. In chapter 7, Spade acts as an AI ally character who helps hold off [[Raoh|Raoh's]] forces from reacing [[Yuria]]. Like the PS1 game, Heart and Spade are the only Kingsmen to appear. | ||
== | == [[Life is Offside]] == | ||
Before the [[Nuclear war of 199X|nuclear war]], Spade was once a soccer player aspiring to move onto the big leagues. Once the apocalypse struck resulting in the loss of Spade's pre war lifestyle, Spade threw away his morals and decided to use his athletic build to [[outlaw|his advantage]]. | |||
==Character Rating== | ==Character Rating== | ||