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: Appearing in the TV series, Garekki was the Leader of [[King (organization)|KING's]] Golden Wolf Army and inventor of ''[[Nanto Ningen Hōdan]]''. He very highly values his meal time, evidenced by the fact that he is willing to kill his own men over it. Also, he is among the very few to attempt a diplomatic approach in getting the village to hand over [[Kenshiro]], rather than directly attacking it like the others. | : Appearing in the TV series, Garekki was the Leader of [[King (organization)|KING's]] Golden Wolf Army and inventor of ''[[Nanto Ningen Hōdan]]''. He very highly values his meal time, evidenced by the fact that he is willing to kill his own men over it. Also, he is among the very few to attempt a diplomatic approach in getting the village to hand over [[Kenshiro]], rather than directly attacking it like the others. | ||
== TV Series == | |||
: Kenshiro paralyzes him in midair with the ''Hokuto Kokū Zan'' flying kick and fires him to his death from his own cannon while saving two captive children in the process. | : Kenshiro paralyzes him in midair with the ''Hokuto Kokū Zan'' flying kick and fires him to his death from his own cannon while saving two captive children in the process. | ||
Revision as of 20:55, 2 December 2019
| Garekki | |
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 Garekki, as he appears in the anime. | |
| Name in Kanji | ガレッキー |
| Name in Romaji | Garekki |
| Fighting Style | Nanto Ningen Hōdan |
| Allegiance(s) | Shin |
| Position(s) | Leader of KING's Golden Wolf Army |
| Appearances | Anime (ep. 19) |
| Voice actor(s) | Keiichi Noda |
- Garekki (ガレッキー Garekki)
- Appearing in the TV series, Garekki was the Leader of KING's Golden Wolf Army and inventor of Nanto Ningen Hōdan. He very highly values his meal time, evidenced by the fact that he is willing to kill his own men over it. Also, he is among the very few to attempt a diplomatic approach in getting the village to hand over Kenshiro, rather than directly attacking it like the others.
TV Series
- Kenshiro paralyzes him in midair with the Hokuto Kokū Zan flying kick and fires him to his death from his own cannon while saving two captive children in the process.