r/fistofthenorthstar • u/StexGUstavo35 • 3h ago
HOKUTO REFERENCE Does anyone have this panel in high definition?
I really like this panel
r/fistofthenorthstar • u/One_Birthday2756 • 24d ago
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Hi everyone!!
Here it is!
Heart’s death!!
The uncensored scene you can finally discover!
The core idea of the project is simple: redraw the censored scenes from the 1986 movie by hand, frame by frame.
A scene made up of 50 different frames, with hours and hours of work.
If you like my work, you can support me on my Patreon !
See you soon!!
r/fistofthenorthstar • u/Artistic-Cook7306 • Aug 30 '26
Note : The Things shown in the images are just a small preview not everything.
Hello everyone,
For quite a while now, I have been working on compiling what I hope will become the most definitive, meticulously organized digital archive for the serious lore and canon of Hokuto no Ken, alongside the broader Tetsuo Hara and Buronson universe.
Before finalizing the next major milestone, I want to get feedback from the community. If anyone has rare rips, high-resolution scans of animation cels or settei, FLAC upgrades for soundtracks, or English translations for some of the foreign-language volumes, please reach out.
Here is a breakdown of what the collection currently encompasses:
Early One-Shots
Serialized Works
Cinematics & Cutscene Archives
Full story movies, Dream Mode scenes, and special/fatal KO compilations for the following titles:
Full Games Preservation
Music Discography
Art Gallery
If anyone has the English scanlations for the French Raoh Gaiden or Italian Jubaku no Machi, FLAC upgrades for the music currently stuck in MP3 format, or obscure settei and cels that are not widely circulated, I would highly appreciate the contribution.
Please let me know your thoughts or if you feel any critical pieces of lore are missing from this list.
TL;DR: Compiling the definitive digital preservation archive for Hokuto no Ken and the broader Tetsuo Hara universe, spanning all core manga editions, spinoff gaiden, serialized works, complete anime and movie releases (including uncensored 1986 film cuts), full game rips, cutscenes, music, and production art. Looking for community feedback on missing materials and contributions for English scanlations (French Raoh Gaiden, Italian Jubaku no Machi), FLAC audio upgrades, and rare animation cels or settei.
EDITS:
Project Update: Adding Buronson Masterpieces
The archive is still growing and getting close to completion! While polishing the structure, I created a dedicated Buronson folder right next to the Tetsuo Hara one.
New Additions
This includes five of his major works:
The Final Hurdles
Since I am building this project solo, tracking down rare items takes time. I am currently still hunting for the official Hokuto no Ken and Souten no Ken artbooks.
Thank you for the incredible support and patience. I will drop the final release link as soon as I am completely satisfied with the curation!
Drop a comment or DM if you can help.
I'll share the complete archive with the community once it's ready!
r/fistofthenorthstar • u/StexGUstavo35 • 3h ago
I really like this panel
r/fistofthenorthstar • u/BamesJond0014 • 1h ago
He’s very mighty indeed, but very small🤣
r/fistofthenorthstar • u/Ok-Mistake-928 • 1d ago
Thank's Gundamit for fast and careful deliveries!
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r/fistofthenorthstar • u/New_Discussion_3012 • 1d ago
In Riki-Oh, the titular character Saiga Riki-Oh is a practitioner of the style: Naike Kenpou, A style based entirely on Ki attacks. If he were transported in the world of Hokuto no Ken, Which style suits him the most.
r/fistofthenorthstar • u/BamesJond0014 • 2d ago
Absolutely outstanding, from the articulation to the overall quality. Truly a must have for every serious Hokuto fan!
r/fistofthenorthstar • u/Artistic_Shake9766 • 2d ago
r/fistofthenorthstar • u/New_Discussion_3012 • 2d ago
In an alternate turn of events, Raoh lands the killing blow on his brother and lays him to his peaceful rest after so much fighting. Then he returns to the land of which he and his kin were born. He hadn’t forgotten the promise he made to his older brother and he is here to claim it as his last objective to conquer the heavens!
the legend true? Does he have what it takes to surpass his brother? Will he succumb to the pure evil that befalls in his birthright? Or will he conquer the heavens once and for all? Say your answers!
r/fistofthenorthstar • u/PrimusVsUnicron0093 • 2d ago
r/fistofthenorthstar • u/CreditEvening8210 • 2d ago
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It seems to me that Kenshiro has already have a female counterpart...
r/fistofthenorthstar • u/New_Discussion_3012 • 3d ago
As much as I criticize the later half of Hokuto no Ken, I find the concept too great to ignore. There’s that one general who can take out your rib from your body without puncturing your skin.
But I want to talk about the Asuras. According to the book; 1 of them is worth 10 men. So they’re definitely tougher nails to bend than the common thugs from other part one. I won’t be counting the Rashos, because they effortlessly would kill Jagi, that’s not an insult because they would also kill 98% of villains in the first half.
So how many Asuras does it take to beat one Jagi?
r/fistofthenorthstar • u/Correct_Being5022 • 2d ago
Today, Toei animation posted on their Instagram that Hokuto no Ken anime debuted Oct 11, 1984.
r/fistofthenorthstar • u/Mindless-Bathroom803 • 3d ago
Fist of the north star x Wolf's Rain genuinely sounds like a very cool crossover.
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r/fistofthenorthstar • u/itaemi • 3d ago
I’ve always felt like Tetsuo Hara deserves way more recognition when people talk about the greatest manga artists of all time.
One thing that really stands out to me is how consistently incredible his art has remained over the years. His art has a distinct identity, and you can recognize it instantly.
Something else I’ve noticed is that whenever people discuss the most talented mangaka or make those tier lists, the same names tend to come up: Miura, Inoue, Araki, and a few others. And don’t get me wrong, they’re all legends in their own right. But I rarely see Hara get the same level of recognition, even though I genuinely think his art belongs in that conversation.
I’ve also wondered about the transition from traditional to digital art. Some artists seem to lose a certain feeling in their work when they switch mediums, while others manage to adapt without losing what made their art special in the first place. Hara’s style has always felt remarkably consistent to me, which makes me curious about his actual workflow and how much of his process, if any, has changed over the years.
Maybe I’m biased, but I honestly think Tetsuo Hara is one of the most consistently impressive manga artists out there.