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{{Translation|'''Jemoni'''|ジェモニ}} is a mercenary warrior from the TV series who served under [[Raoh|Ken-Oh]], he boasted a record of 9,999 kills with | {{Translation|'''Jemoni'''|ジェモニ}} is a mercenary warrior from the TV series who served under [[Raoh|Ken-Oh]], he boasted a record of 9,999 kills with hthe 10,000th and final victim. | ||
==Trivia== | ==Trivia== |
Revision as of 14:37, 16 September 2022
Jemoni | |
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Jemoni, as he appears in the anime. | |
Name in Kanji | ジェモニ |
Name in Romaji | Jemoni |
Alternate spelling(s) | Gemoni |
Fighting Style | Taizan-ryu Kenbu Jutsu |
Allegiance(s) | Raoh |
Position(s) | Minion of Ken-Oh |
Appearances | Anime (ep. 93) |
Voice actor(s) | Yuji Mikimoto |
Jemoni (ジェモニ) is a mercenary warrior from the TV series who served under Ken-Oh, he boasted a record of 9,999 kills with hthe 10,000th and final victim.
Trivia
- Jemoni is modelled after Musashibō Benkei.
- Similar to Balcom and Amiba's man-bear henchman, who were based on Baiken Kinbu and Goda respectively, Jemoni appears to be based on the Taizanji Commander from the Hokuto no Ken manga pilot. Both have similar shaped huge scars across their left eyes. However, unlike other characters, Kenshiro never actually fought the Taizanji Commander.