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    '''Luó Hŭchéng''' ({{CJKV|t=羅虎城|j=Ra Kojō}}) {{flagicon|Republic of China}} {{flagicon|Republic of China|army}}
    '''Luó Hŭchéng''' ({{CJKV|t=羅虎城|j=Ra Kojō|w=Lo Hu-Ch'eng}}) {{flagicon|Republic of China}} {{flagicon|Republic of China|army}}
    :A diminutive [[wikipedia:National Revolutionary Army|National Revolutionary Army]] [[wikipedia:Jiang (rank)|general]] and friend of [[Zhāng Liè-Shān]].[[File:Shogun_luo_sheng.png|thumb]]
    :A diminutive [[wikipedia:National Revolutionary Army|National Revolutionary Army]] [[wikipedia:Jiang (rank)|general]] and friend of [[Zhang Lieshan]].[[File:Shogun_luo_sheng.png|thumb]]
    :He is hired to kill [[Pān Guāng-Lín]], later he is confronted by [[Kenshiro Kasumi]] who struck a pressure point on him that if someone (or even himself) would say his name he would die. The first time he purposely mispronounced his own name but later at the fight between Kenshiro and Liè-Shān he said it correctly, dying.
    :He is hired to kill [[Pan Guanglin]], later he is confronted by [[Kenshiro Kasumi]] who struck a pressure point on him that if someone (or even himself) would say his name he would die. The first time he purposely mispronounced his own name but later at the fight between Kenshiro and Lièshān he said it correctly, dying.
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    Luó Hŭchéng (traditional Chinese: 羅虎城; Wade-Giles: Lo Hu-Ch'eng; Japanese: Ra Kojō) Error creating thumbnail: /bin/bash: line 1: convert: command not found Error creating thumbnail: /bin/bash: line 1: convert: command not found

    A diminutive National Revolutionary Army general and friend of Zhang Lieshan.
    He is hired to kill Pan Guanglin, later he is confronted by Kenshiro Kasumi who struck a pressure point on him that if someone (or even himself) would say his name he would die. The first time he purposely mispronounced his own name but later at the fight between Kenshiro and Lièshān he said it correctly, dying.