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Rei challenges Raoh, but he proves to be no match for him. Ken rushes to Cassandra, but arrives too late to stop Raoh from inflicting a mortal wound on Rei. After Rei dies, Kenshiro and Raoh unleash their full fighting aura to battle each other, destroying most of Cassandra in the process and leaving both substantially injured. With the two exhausted of all their power and strength, Raoh manages to knock Ken unconscious. However, before Raoh can deliver the finishing blow, Lin interrupts the fight and implores him to spare Ken's life. Raoh agrees to Lin's request and walks away, swearing to postpone the battle for another day. Ken leaves Lin and Bat, and continues his search for Yuria, who mysteriously vanished during the final battle. Cast[edit] Character Japanese voice actor English dubbing actor (Streamline Pictures, 1991) Kenshiro Akira Kamiya John Vickery as Ken Yuria Yuriko Yamamoto Melodee Spivack as Julia Raoh Kenji Utsumi Wally Burr Jagi Chikao Ōtsuka[b] Dan Woren Shin Toshio Furukawa Michael McConnohie Rei Kaneto Shiozawa Gregory Snegoff Lin Tomiko Suzuki Holly Sidell as Lynn Bat Mie Suzuki Tony Oliver Airi Arisa Andō Barbara Goodson as Alei Ryūken Junji Chiba Jeff Corey as Ryuuken Zeed Hidekatsu Shibata Mike Forest as Zenda Heart Junpei Takiguchi Dave Mallow as Hart Fox Takeshi Aono Tom Wyner Jackal Hiroshi Ōtake Carl Macek as Jackel Uighur Daisuke Gōri Gregory Snegoff as Uygle Kiba Daiō Takeshi Watabe James Avery as Fang Galf Jōji Yanami Tom Wyner as Thugmeister Elder Ukoku Kōhei Miyauchi Steve Bulen as Wise Man Colonel Kōji Yada Dave Mallow as Captain Nunchaku Thug Yūsaku Yara Steve Bulen Kubaru Shigeru Chiba Kirk Thornton as Head Banger Z Gang Banjō Ginga
Ryōichi Tanaka
Yasuo Tanaka Steve Bulen
Mike Forest
Dave Mallow
Kirk Thornton Old Woman Reiko Suzuki Catherine Battistone Dying Woman Yōko Kawanami Lisa Michelson Additional Voices
(Thugs/Villagers) Masayuki Katō
Michitaka Kobayashi
Masaharu Satō
Ikuya Sawaki
Kōzō Shioya
Yasuo Tanaka Steve Bulen
Wally Burr
Barbara Goodson
Wendee Lee as Pillage Victim
Edie Mirman as Screamer
Doug Stone as Torture Victim
Kirk Thornton Narrator Tarō Ishida Jeff Corey Soundtrack[edit] Hokuto no Ken: Feature Length Animated Movie SoundtrackSoundtrack album by Katsuhisa Hattori and Kodomo BandReleasedMarch 21, 1986Length38:31LabelPony CanyonSingles from Hokuto no Ken "Heart of Madness"
Released: February 21, 1986 All music is composed by Katsuhisa Hattori, except for tracks 9 and 18, which were composed and performed by Tsuyoshi UjikiTrack listNo. TitleEnglish translationLength1. "プロローグ 緑の地球" (Midori no Chikyū)Prologue: Green Earth3:142. "北斗神拳伝承者 リュウケン" (Hokuto Shin Ken Denshosha Ryūken)Ryuken the Hokuto Shin Ken Master1:443. The show's first season released on July 7, 2017, and ran for four episodes, while the second season premiered on October 26, 2018, and ran for eight episodes. [185][186][187] By the time the second season became available in 2018, Castlevania had reportedly garnered nearly 30 million viewers worldwide according to Netflix analytics, becoming one of the most successful original animated shows on Netflix. [188] A third season released on March 5, 2020, and ran for 10 episodes. [189] The fourth and final season was released on May 13, 2021,[190] and a new series set in the Castlevania universe is in the works. [191] It will focus on a descendant of Trevor, Richter Belmont, and Maria Renard in France during the French Revolution. [192] The franchise has its own toy line manufactured by NECA which consists of six figures of Simon Belmont, Alucard, Dracula (available in two variants with one variant with its mouth closed and another one with its mouth open showing Dracula's vampire fangs), Succubus and a Pixel Simon mini figure which was exclusively available as a promotional item at Comic-Con 2007 where the figures were first shown in full form. [193][194] The franchise consists of a calendar of Lament of Innocence available with the limited edition of the game and containing seven illustrations[195] and another released as a promotion for Castlevania Judgment from April 2009 to March 2010 containing images of various Castlevania characters from the game. [196] Artbooks of many games[195] have been released. The franchise includes comics, prize collection artworks of Symphony of the Night and Judgment as part of its print media. Adapted and illustrated by Kou Sasakura, a two-volume manga adaptation titled Castlevania: Curse of Darkness (悪魔城ドラキュラ 闇の呪印, Akumajō Dorakyura: Yami no Juin) was published in Japan from 2005 to 2006. [197] Cancelled projects[edit] A Castlevania television series was considered in the late 1980s as part of the Super Mario Bros.
Likewise, despite the hardships he has endured for three years, he still remains determined to resolve things peacefully with Kawaki, wanting to reconcile with his adopted brother. Appearance[] Boruto at age five. Boruto, early in his Academy career. Boruto's shinobi attire. Boruto at sixteen. 1/4 Boruto is a fair-skinned boy of lean, well-built frame[12] and short height.