Jisei Ro
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Jisei Ro (as seen behind his disciple Chou Enshin)
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First Appearance
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Battle 266 "Kajima Satomi"
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Martial Art
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Affiliation
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Type
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Yami Symbol
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Moon (former)
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Disciple(s)
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Classification
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Jisei Ro was a member of Yami and Chou Enshin's master. He is a member of the One Shadow, Nine Fists while Sougetsu is not present.
Personality
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Ro was one of Sougetsu Ma's old friends and, according to Kensei Ma, was responsible for leading him down the path of the Satsujinken.
He is shown to be on good terms with YOMI, especially towards Sho, as he commented on Sho's improvement since the last time they met and even offered Sho to see him again for more personal training. His martial art is shown by Shou Kanou in his fight against Kenichi with whip-like/circular motions to deflect direct attacks. It could be deduced from his conversation with Yami afterwards that he did not see it worthy to teach Sho his techniques.
Synopsis
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Ro first appeared with his features mostly hidden during the One Shadow, Nine Fists meeting after the death of Shō Kanō, to which he expresses his belief that Shō wasn't worthy of inheriting his techniques without explicitly stating his reason. After that, he doesn't appear again until his disciple's match against Tanimoto. Ro and Sougetsu watch the fight until Tanimoto wins the match and earn the Moon symbol of YOMI. Ro's fate as well as Chou's after they are replaced is unknown, but it is implied that he is either training his disciple or is in search for another disciple after his own was disposed of.
Powers and Ablilities
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Though blind, he is still said to be both a formidible fighter and a capable master, as his disciple was noted to be a notch above Tanimoto in everything.
- Uryuu Banda (Chinese: Wu Long Pan Da): An open palm slap striking towards the ground in a flat stance with heavy momentum.
- Sei Shin Kou: The user grabs onto the opponent's waist and slams his own waist into his opponent's while placing his other hand above his head to guard against further attacks.
- Ten Zan Kou: The user brings his foot to his opponent's foot and sidesteps him, proceeding to launch an elbow attack to the vitals of his opponent's back.