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'''Nobuhiko Horie''' (堀江信彦 | '''Nobuhiko Horie''' (堀江信彦, born August 17, 1955) was the editor of ''Hokuto no Ken'', often considered to be the uncredited third creator of the manga. | ||
In 1979 he began working editor of Shueisha's Shonen Jump. Horie suggested to [[Tetsuo Hara]] that he should draw a manga about "a martial artist who destroys his opponents by striking their acupressure points" based on Hara's aspiration to draw a martial arts manga. | In 1979 he began working editor of Shueisha's Shonen Jump. Horie suggested to [[Tetsuo Hara]] that he should draw a manga about "a martial artist who destroys his opponents by striking their acupressure points" based on Hara's aspiration to draw a martial arts manga. | ||
He worked as the chief editor of Comic Bunch and ghostwrote ''[[Souten no Ken]]''. (He is actually credited as writer on the English language copies.) | He worked as the chief editor of Comic Bunch and ghostwrote ''[[Souten no Ken]]''. (He is actually credited as writer on the English language copies.) | ||
He was also the screenwriter for the anime ''[[Shin Hokuto no Ken]]'' and ''[[Shin Kyūseishu Densetsu Hokuto no Ken]]''. He is sometimes credited as '''Seibō Kitahara''' (北原星望). | He was also the screenwriter for the anime ''[[Shin Hokuto no Ken]]'' and ''[[Shin Kyūseishu Densetsu Hokuto no Ken]]''. He is sometimes credited as '''Seibō Kitahara''' (北原星望). | ||