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|fighting_style=[[Kenpo Goroshi]] (The Destroyer of Fists) | |fighting_style=[[Kenpo Goroshi]] (The Destroyer of Fists) | ||
|voice=[[Shōzō Iizuka]] (TV series)<br/>[[wikipedia:Junpei Takiguchi|Junpei Takiguchi]] (1986 movie)<br/>[[wikipedia:Takahiro Fujimoto|Takahiro Fujimoto]] (''Hokuto Musou'', ''Shin Hokuto Musou'')<br/>[[wikipedia:Masahito Yabe|Masahito Yabe]] (''DD Hokuto no Ken'')<br/>[[wikipedia:Joe Romersa|Joe Romersa]] (TV series dub)<br/>[[wikipedia:Dave Mallow|Dave Mallow]] (1986 movie dub)<br/>[[wikipedia:Travis Willingham|Travis Willingham]] (''Hokuto Musou'' dub) | |voice=[[Shōzō Iizuka]] (TV series)<br/>[[wikipedia:Junpei Takiguchi|Junpei Takiguchi]] (1986 movie)<br/>[[wikipedia:Takahiro Fujimoto|Takahiro Fujimoto]] (''Hokuto Musou'', ''Shin Hokuto Musou'')<br/>[[wikipedia:Masahito Yabe|Masahito Yabe]] (''DD Hokuto no Ken'')<br/>[[wikipedia:Joe Romersa|Joe Romersa]] (TV series dub)<br/>[[wikipedia:Dave Mallow|Dave Mallow]] (1986 movie dub)<br/>[[wikipedia:Travis Willingham|Travis Willingham]] (''Hokuto Musou'' dub) | ||
|appearances=Manga (ch. 4-7), Anime (ep. 3-4), Movie, [[Heart of Meet]], Video Games}}'''{{nihongo|Heart|ハート|Hāto}}''' | |appearances=Manga (ch. 4-7), Anime (ep. 3-4), Movie, [[Heart of Meet]], Video Games, Rei Gaiden}}'''{{nihongo|Heart|ハート|Hāto}}''' | ||
: Heart is one of the Four Chief Vassals of the [[King (organization)|King Organization]] led by [[Shin]], along with [[Spade]], [[Diamond]], and [[Club]]. A hulking fat man, Heart's stomach was composed of a rubber-like substance which absorbs the impact of most martial art techniques, earning him the nickname {{nihongo|The Destroyer of Fists|拳法殺し|Kenpō Koroshi}}. It was said that only ''[[Nanto Seiken]]'' was capable of defeating him through brute force. | : Heart is one of the Four Chief Vassals of the [[King (organization)|King Organization]] led by [[Shin]], along with [[Spade]], [[Diamond]], and [[Club]]. A hulking fat man, Heart's stomach was composed of a rubber-like substance which absorbs the impact of most martial art techniques, earning him the nickname {{nihongo|The Destroyer of Fists|拳法殺し|Kenpō Koroshi}}. It was said that only ''[[Nanto Seiken]]'' was capable of defeating him through brute force. | ||
: While normally calm and more merciful than his fellow Kingsmen, his personality changes to that of a homicidal maniac at the sight of his own blood, such as when he murdered several of his own men and a bartender after pricking his hand on a shard of broken glass. | : While normally calm and more merciful than his fellow Kingsmen, his personality changes to that of a homicidal maniac at the sight of his own blood, such as when he murdered several of his own men and a bartender after pricking his hand on a shard of broken glass. | ||
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In Hokuto Musou, he is depicted as possessing the power to expand parts of his body like his hand or his belly, as well as being able to breath fire. | In Hokuto Musou, he is depicted as possessing the power to expand parts of his body like his hand or his belly, as well as being able to breath fire. | ||
==TV series== | ==Manga & TV series== | ||
: Heart fought [[Kenshiro]] within Shin's palace at [[Southern Cross]] as the last of the Four Lieutenants. Heart would normally be immune to the effects of ''[[Hokuto Shin Ken]]'', but using the ''[[Hokuto Jūha Zan]]'' technique, Kenshiro was able to penetrate Heart's flesh and cause his body to explode. His iconic [[Danmatsuma|death cry]] was "HIDEBU", a corruption of ''Iteyo'' ("It hurts"). | |||
: In the television series, Heart along with the other three lieutenants are addressed as the "Four Jacks", with Heart being addressed as "Heart J". Thus, the "K<span style="color:red;">♥</span>" tattoo on his forehead is replaced by a "J<span style="color:red;">♥</span>" tattoo. He speaks in an effeminate manner when in "calm" mode, but masculine when in "crazed" mode. The battle between him and Kenshiro is set near a valley, in which Heart orders his troops to slaughter a group of escapees from a nearby prison leaving them gravely wounded shortly before fighting Ken. Instead of Shin, it is [[Joker]] who watches the fight and [[Nanto Shōten Ken|throws a playing card]] which cuts Heart's face, sending him into a momentary frenzy before Kenshiro kills him. | : In the television series, Heart along with the other three lieutenants are addressed as the "Four Jacks", with Heart being addressed as "Heart J". Thus, the "K<span style="color:red;">♥</span>" tattoo on his forehead is replaced by a "J<span style="color:red;">♥</span>" tattoo. He speaks in an effeminate manner when in "calm" mode, but masculine when in "crazed" mode. The battle between him and Kenshiro is set near a valley, in which Heart orders his troops to slaughter a group of escapees from a nearby prison leaving them gravely wounded shortly before fighting Ken. Instead of Shin, it is [[Joker]] who watches the fight and [[Nanto Shōten Ken|throws a playing card]] which cuts Heart's face, sending him into a momentary frenzy before Kenshiro kills him. | ||