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'''{{nihongo|Zeus|ゼウス|Zeusu}}''' and '''{{nihongo|Aus|アウス|Ausu}}''' | '''{{nihongo|Zeus|ゼウス|Zeusu}}''' and '''{{nihongo|Aus|アウス|Ausu}}''' | ||
: The two sons of [[Kōryū]], with Zeus being the eldest of the two. Despite being the sons of a former practitioner of [[Hokuto Shin Ken]], the two brothers never learned the style, since their father was forbidden from using or teaching the style after losing the succession to his rival [[Ryūken]]. After [[Raoh]] killed their father, the two brothers attacked him with their steel rods but they were useless against Raoh's body. Raoh proceeded to strangle both brothers, one in one each hand, only to tell them to seek separate paths from each other. Raoh then left, sparing | : The two sons of [[Kōryū]], with Zeus being the eldest of the two. Despite being the sons of a former practitioner of [[Hokuto Shin Ken]], the two brothers never learned the style, since their father was forbidden from using or teaching the style after losing the succession to his rival [[Ryūken]]. After [[Raoh]] killed their father, the two brothers attacked him with their steel rods but they were useless against Raoh's body. Raoh proceeded to strangle both brothers, one in one each hand, only to tell them to seek separate paths from each other. Raoh then left, sparing their lives. | ||
==TV Series== | ==TV Series== | ||
: In the anime, Zeus and Aus attempt to kill Raoh while he's leaving their father's cavern by crushing him with a boulder trap. Raoh emerges unscathed and strangles the two brothers, until a flashback to his childhood with Toki causes him to relinquish his grip and show mercy on the brothers, telling them to take separate paths. | : In the anime, Zeus and Aus attempt to kill Raoh while he's leaving their father's cavern by crushing him with a boulder trap. Raoh emerges from the rubble unscathed and strangles the two brothers, until a flashback to his childhood with Toki causes him to relinquish his grip and show mercy on the brothers, telling them to take separate paths. | ||
[[Category:Hokuto no Ken characters]] | [[Category:Hokuto no Ken characters]] | ||
Revision as of 23:51, 10 February 2012
| Zeus and Aus | |
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 Zeus (left) and Aus (right), as they appears in the manga. | |
| Name in Kanji | ゼウス・アウス |
| Name in Romaji | Zeusu, Ausu |
| Fighting Style | Steel clubs and rock traps |
| Allegiance(s) | n/a |
| Family | Kōryū (father) |
| Position(s) | The sons of Koryu |
| Appearances | Manga (ch. 99), Anime (ep. 70) |
| Voice actor(s) | Masato Hirano (Zeus), Hōchū Ōtsuka (Aus) |
Zeus (ゼウス Zeusu) and Aus (アウス Ausu)
- The two sons of Kōryū, with Zeus being the eldest of the two. Despite being the sons of a former practitioner of Hokuto Shin Ken, the two brothers never learned the style, since their father was forbidden from using or teaching the style after losing the succession to his rival Ryūken. After Raoh killed their father, the two brothers attacked him with their steel rods but they were useless against Raoh's body. Raoh proceeded to strangle both brothers, one in one each hand, only to tell them to seek separate paths from each other. Raoh then left, sparing their lives.
TV Series
- In the anime, Zeus and Aus attempt to kill Raoh while he's leaving their father's cavern by crushing him with a boulder trap. Raoh emerges from the rubble unscathed and strangles the two brothers, until a flashback to his childhood with Toki causes him to relinquish his grip and show mercy on the brothers, telling them to take separate paths.