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|name_japanese=サウザー | |name_japanese=サウザー | ||
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{{nihongo|'''Souther'''|[[wikipedia:ja:サウザー (北斗の拳)|サウザー]]|Sauzā}} is the sole successor of the {{nihongo|''[[Nanto Hōō Ken]]''|南斗鳳凰拳||"South Dipper [[wikipedia:Fenghuang|Phoenix]] Fist}} style and one of the [[Nanto Roku Sei Ken]]. | ; {{nihongo|'''Souther'''|[[wikipedia:ja:サウザー (北斗の拳)|サウザー]]|Sauzā}} | ||
: Souther is the sole successor of the {{nihongo|''[[Nanto Hōō Ken]]''|南斗鳳凰拳||"South Dipper [[wikipedia:Fenghuang|Phoenix]] Fist}} style and one of the [[Nanto Roku Sei Ken]]. He bears the destiny of the {{nihongo|Star of Leadership|将星|Shōsei|}}, also known as {{nihongo|Polar Star|極星|Kyokusei}} and {{nihongo|Star of the Southern Cross|南十字星|Minami Jūji Sei|}}. The Star of Leadership rules over the Nanto constellation; therefore, none of the other Nanto successors can defeat him. | |||
: Souther establishes himself as {{nihongo|Holy Emperor|聖帝|Seitei|}} after Raoh's injury and becomes feared as a merciless tyrant, kidnapping children to construct his [[Holy Cross Mausoleum]]. Souther was once a warm and loving child, adopted by the previous master of Nanto Hō-ōken, [[Ōgai]]. However, because of Nanto Hō-ōken's [[Isshi Sōden|awful legacy]], Ogai tricked Souther into killing him in order to be surpassed by his student. Souther was traumatized by his master's death and over time became hateful and inhuman. | : Souther establishes himself as the {{nihongo|Holy Emperor|聖帝|Seitei|}} after Raoh's injury and becomes feared as a merciless tyrant, kidnapping children to construct his [[Holy Cross Mausoleum]]. Souther was once a warm and loving child, adopted by the previous master of Nanto Hō-ōken, [[Ōgai]]. However, because of Nanto Hō-ōken's [[Isshi Sōden|awful legacy]], Ogai tricked Souther into killing him in order to be surpassed by his student. Souther was traumatized by his master's death and over time became hateful and inhuman. | ||
: When Souther is confronted by [[Kenshiro]], his immunity to [[Hokuto Shinken]] allows him to emerge victorious. He later executes the rebel leader, [[Shu]], atop the holy pyramid and engages in a rematch with the vengeful Kenshiro. This time, Kenshiro discovers that Souther has ''[[wikipedia:dextrocardia|dextrocardia]] [[wikipedia:situs inversus|situs inversus]] totalis''-- his heart is on the right side and the positions of his vital points are reversed. After losing his protection, Souther makes one last stand but is defeated by Kenshiro's merciful ''[[Hokuto Ujō Mōshō Ha|Ujō Moshō Ha]]'' technique. Overwhelmed by his opponent's compassion, Souther spends his final moments reconciling with the shrine of his beloved master. Shortly afterwards, the holy pyramid comes crashing down under the weight of Shu's sadness, whose spirit wept for someone as misguided as Souther. | : When Souther is confronted by [[Kenshiro]], his immunity to [[Hokuto Shinken]] allows him to emerge victorious. He later executes the rebel leader, [[Shu]], atop the holy pyramid and engages in a rematch with the vengeful Kenshiro. This time, Kenshiro discovers that Souther has ''[[wikipedia:dextrocardia|dextrocardia]] [[wikipedia:situs inversus|situs inversus]] totalis''-- his heart is on the right side and the positions of his vital points are reversed. After losing his protection, Souther makes one last stand but is defeated by Kenshiro's merciful ''[[Hokuto Ujō Mōshō Ha|Ujō Moshō Ha]]'' technique. Overwhelmed by his opponent's compassion, Souther spends his final moments reconciling with the shrine of his beloved master. Shortly afterwards, the holy pyramid comes crashing down under the weight of Shu's sadness, whose spirit wept for someone as misguided as Souther. | ||