Haō anime series, Rikiya Koyama in the PSP game version of Ten no Haō, Fumihiko Tachiki in the video game Hokuto Musō, and Masami Iwasaki, the voice of Ryuji Goda, and Patrick Seitz in the video game Fist of the North Star: Lost Paradise. Other voice actors have voiced the child version of Raoh such as Nobuo Tobita in the original television series, Shigeru Shibuya in the Shin Kyūseishu Densetsu movies and Takayuki Kondō in the Ten no Haō series. In Episode 32 of the original television, Raoh's initial silhouetted appearance was voiced by Norio Wakamoto. In English language versions, Raoh was voiced by Wally Burr in the Streamline Pictures' dub of the 1986 film and by Andrew Love in Sentai Filmworks' release of Legends of the Dark King. For a brief flashback in Manga Entertainment's dub of the TV series, Raoh was voiced by John Snyder. In culture To promote the theatrical release of Raoh Den Gekitō no Shō (an animated retelling of Kenshiro's final battle with Raoh), the producers of the film conducted a mock funeral service that was held at the Koyasan Tokyo Betsuin on April 18, 2007. A recording of the funeral service was included as a bonus feature in the Japanese DVD release of the film. References External links Ten no Haoh anime website Adoptee characters in anime and manga Anime and manga characters who can move at superhuman speeds Anime and manga characters with superhuman strength Fictional characters with energy-manipulation abilities Fictional characters with extrasensory perception Fictional characters with superhuman durability or invulnerability Fictional male martial artists Martial artist characters in anime and manga Comics characters introduced in 1984 Ansatsuken Fictional dictators Fictional mass murderers Fictional warlords Fist of the North Star Male characters in anime and manga Orphan characters in anime and manga Anime and manga supervillains