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: The successor of the {{nihongo|''[[Nanto Hakurō Ken]]''|南斗白鷺拳||"South Star White Heron Fist"}} style and one of the [[Nanto Roku Seiken]]. He carries the burden of the {{nihongo|Star of Benevolence|仁星|Jinsei|}}, who is destined to serve and protect the next generation.

: Shu was originally [[Souther|Souther's]] second-in-command and was present during young [[Kenshiro|Kenshiro's]] battle at the [[Nanto Junin Kumite]]. [[Raoh]] had brought Kenshiro to the Nanto dojo in order to test his ability, where he would have to defeat ten Nanto opponents or be killed. When Kenshiro reacted to Shu's ki, Shu volunteered to be the final opponent and handily defeated the boy. However, realizing that Kenshiro's potential would outshine them all, Shu's Star of Benevolence was awakened and he defied Souther's orders to execute the boy, clawing out his own eyes in exchange for Kenshiro's life. Shu carries the young Kenshiro from the temple and from that day forth learned to see with his heart.

: After the [[nuclear war of 199X|nuclear war]], Shu leads a resistance movement against Souther, saving the children of the wasteland from the Holy Emperor's wrath. When Kenshiro is beaten and imprisoned by Souther, Shu's young son, [[Shiva]], sacrifices his life to rescue him. The guerilla hideout is then attacked by Souther and his troops in retaliation. As Kenshiro is still unconscious while recovering from his wounds, Shu arranges his escape before challenging Souther himself. However, Souther slices the tendons in his legs, crippling his Nanto Hakuro Ken, and forces Shu carry the capstone of Souther's Holy Pyramid in order to protect the hostages.  

: Shu dies resting the capstone, but before his death, he miraculously recovers his eyesight and witnesses the adult Kenshiro for the first and last time. When Souther is subsequently killed by Kenshiro, the summit of the pyramid leaks Shu's blood, causing it to collapse under the weight of his sorrow.