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Fukki
on Justice:
Well, what do you
expect from someone who felt that the best way of getting people
to help him was by putting their disembodied souls in storage?
Having lived countless centuries, Fukki was a very transcendent
being. Ideas of personal, individual justice meant little to
him. He was more concerned with the bigger picture of stars,
planets, eternity. He fought with Jyoka simply because she was
his species, and it was therefore his responsibility to clean up
her mess. He owed it to this planet. |
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Fukki
on the Sennin World:
Fukki had no love for
the concept of immortals and their powers... not as Ou Eki, not
as Taikoubou, and certainly not as Outenkun. His homeworld was
destroyed by the inflation of such powers, and he had no desire
to see history repeat itself on Earth. He also didn't like the
idea of gods meddling in mortal affairs. Fukki was a big fan of
free will, and his goal was to empower Earthlings to shape their
own world. That said, he still did his best to shield Kongrong 2
from needless destruction. |
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Fukki on Friends:
Fukki described his
friends less on a personal level, and more as beings he allied
with because they were fighting for the same cause. But that's
not entirely true. While it may have started out this way as Ou
Eki, Taikoubou's experiences changed something in his heart. It
made him feel good to have people who cared about, supported,
and looked up to him. He didn't want to let them down. He was
happy to see his fallen comrades return when the Houshindai
opened. And despite their adversarial relationship, he also felt
sympathy and nostalgia towards Jyoka. |
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Fukki on Death:
Still, Fukki had a
very detached view of death. When Jyoka asked him to disappear
with her, he was not particularly opposed to the idea. True, he
didn't have much of a choice, but he was also at peace with
death. Fukki was the last of his kind, and he stayed alive for
only one thing: to defeat Jyoka. Now that his mission was
completed, there was no reason for him to remain. Of course, his
friends disagreed, but he couldn't really understand their
concern. He served his purpose in bringing them together and
emerged victorious, so they should be fine without him now. He
had lived longer than anyone should, and knew when it was time
to let go. |
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Fukki
on Dakki:
But resigned as he
was about his own death, he took others' deaths pretty hard.
Especially Dakki's. The Outenkun part of Fukki had deep love for
Dakki. He admired the genius of her methods and came to her for
comfort. They were kindred spirits. Moreover, she appeared to
sincerely love him back. She even helped Taikoubou at his
request. Her true motive was not to resurrect Jyoka, but to take
over her body and become a being of supreme power. It was
heart-wrenching for Fukki to watch her disappear on him. |
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Dakki
on Fukki:
While the First People
melded into the elements, Dakki went one step further and fused
her essence with the sun itself. She promised to never forget
Fukki, and always watch over him as the Great Mother goddess. So
when Fukki's body was crumbling to pieces, she came to his
rescue. |
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a guardian angel she caught him in her hands and preserved him. |
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knew that, underneath his abstract rhetoric, he still had a
human heart, and he still cared. She kept him alive. |
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so, Fukki chose to withdraw from the world. Even his friends
didn't know where he went. He spent his time alone, satisfied
that free will was restored to this planet, and making sure
things stayed that way. |
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