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Lunge also explores the town and he again meets Wim who is abused by his drunkard father Herbert and bullied by other boys. Lunge recognizes Grimmer who alludes to an impending massacre in the town. Meanwhile, Henning and Franka Henich, an elderly working-class couple, realize that they have won the lottery and Henning buys guns fearing someone will try to steal their winnings. The local bullies tell Wim they dumped his bike near the "vampire's house", and when he goes there, he sees a murdered cat. He then encounters Grimmer and Lunge inside the house which is filled with sketches of the Liebert twins. As Conrad, the local café owner and jam-maker, is clearing vines he is approached by a stranger holding a gun. 69"A Peaceful Home"
Transliteration: "Yasuragi no Ie" (Japanese: 安らぎの家)Kentarō NakamuraKazuyuki FudeyasuAugust 24, 2005 (2005-08-24)August 30, 2010 Lunge tells Grimmer that something terrible may already be happening in Ruhenheim, a quiet town that appears to be filled with unhappy people. When the Henichs go to see Conrad, they find his murdered body. After being beaten up by the bullies again, Wim is offered a gun to kill them, while the elderly couple living at the hotel also offer his drunken father a gun. As Nina recovers in a hospital, she tells Tenma that Johan is orchestrating an event that will lead to his suicide, but will also involve the massacre of innocents. Tenma travels to Prague and meets Lipsky and asserts that his father Bonaparta, whose real name is Klaus Poppe, and Johan are probably in a town called Ruhenheim.

Multiple scenes before the birth of Jack Hanma depict him slaughtering whole waves of soldiers, often bending their guns in a sadistic display of might before killing them. In Japanese, he has been voiced by Kenji Nomura in the 2001 anime and Akio Otsuka in the 2018 anime. In English, he has been voiced by Matthew Tompkins in the 2001 anime and Kirk Thornton in the 2018 anime. Contents 1 Appearance 2 Personality 3 Gallery 4 Trivia 5 External Links 6 Navigation Appearance[] Yuujirou is an extremely well-built man standing around 6'3" and weighing about 265 pounds (190 cm and 120 kg). His neck is exceptionally thick even compared to the rest of the fighters (rivaling Pickle and Yuuichirou), and his legs are extensionally long. Yuujirou has red wavy hair, thick black eyebrows, and red eyes (brown in Baki 2018 and 2020 anime series).

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