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While in gym class, Baki was shown to do 10 pull-ups in 2 seconds (breaking the pull-up bar in the process), jump 20 ft in the air over a 20 ft gap from a standing position, and broke his arm cast into pieces by simply flexing his arm. He was fast enough to effortlessly dodge a thug's chain weapon with a rock attached to it for blunt damage, while the thug was able to swing his chain at speeds of over 100 mph. He also took a knife out of another thug's hand without the thug even seeing him do so (the thug could swing his knife back and forth in his hands at imperceptible speeds to the human eye). Baki fought one of the escaped convicts, Sikorsky, and won easily by smashing his nuts. His fight was interrupted twice by Biscuit Oliva. Baki was shown to able to kick Oliva who has a weight of 180kg using a back kick.

Before her death, she entrusted the mark of the treasure map to Dororo by imprinting it on his back. Hyakkimaru After Hyakkimaru saved his life, Dororo decided to travel with the ronin, for Dororo's works to kill any demons or monster who has his body parts in exchange for Dororo to gain wealth. Later, the duo became best friends as Dororo address Hyakkimaru as bro. Hyakkimaru would save Dororo if he got captured by anyone. Hyakkimaru tries to save Dororo from drowning of getting stuck from a pile of rock until Biwamaru arrived and saved Dororo although his sword broke. After killing all the demons, Dororo decided to go with Hyakkimaru back to his homeland to kill Kagemitsu Daigo. Biwamaru Dororo befriended with the monk priest, Biwamaru. The old monk always been advisable to Dororo and Hyakkimaru. When drowning, Biwamaru sacrifice his sword's blade to save Dororo. Nui No Kata Nui freed Dororo and escaped together from the domain due to his connections with Nui's eldest son, Hyakkimaru. Dororo address Nui as "Bro's Mama".

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