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|nameromaji=Faruko | |nameromaji=Faruko | ||
|appearances=Manga (ch. 145-165), Anime (ep. 115-124) | |appearances=Manga (ch. 145-165), Anime (ep. 115-124) | ||
|family=[[Myu]] (wife) | |||
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{{nihongo|'''Falco'''|[[wikipedia:ja:ファルコ (北斗の拳)|ファルコ]]|Faruko}} is the Golden General, the strongest successor of ''[[Gento Kō Ken]]''. Although [[Jakoh]] orders him to kill the Hokuto and Nanto fighters in the name of the Celestial Empress, he is an honorable man. When the Empress is discovered alive, he turns against Jakoh and kills him. His right leg is a prosthetic, the original was offered to Raoh to convince him to leave the imperial capital alone. Later on, when fighting Falco, [[Kenshiro]] disables one of his own legs to even the fight. He pursues the kidnapped [[Lin]] to the Land of Asura, but dies after fighting the [[Nameless Asura]]. Prior to dying, he receives news that his wife [[Myū]] is pregnant with his son. | {{nihongo|'''Falco'''|[[wikipedia:ja:ファルコ (北斗の拳)|ファルコ]]|Faruko}} is the Golden General, the strongest successor of ''[[Gento Kō Ken]]''. Although [[Jakoh]] orders him to kill the Hokuto and Nanto fighters in the name of the Celestial Empress, he is an honorable man. When the Empress is discovered alive, he turns against Jakoh and kills him. His right leg is a prosthetic, the original was offered to Raoh to convince him to leave the imperial capital alone. Later on, when fighting Falco, [[Kenshiro]] disables one of his own legs to even the fight. He pursues the kidnapped [[Lin]] to the Land of Asura, but dies after fighting the [[Nameless Asura]]. Prior to dying, he receives news that his wife [[Myū]] is pregnant with his son. | ||