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Ba Kai was a General of the Wei Military and deputy in the Go Hou Mei Army. He was killed by Gen'U during the Battle at Gecchi Plains.
Appearance[]
Ba Kai wore an armor and a helmet ornamented with eyes. His cape had pines in front with an eye-like staple. He had a large scar or birthmark covering top left side of his face.
Personality[]
Ba Kai was a serious man that rarely spoke.
History[]
It was assumed that Ba Kai worked his way up to the rank of General and served under Go Hou Mei.
Story[]
War of the Three States Arc[]
Ba Kai was a station on the left flank against Juuko forces of Gen'U and Haku Rei armies. When Jun Ei and Ryuu Han armies engaged. Go Hou Mei ordered him to attack the flanks and able to break through the first line.[1] But the offensive momentum was stopped by the elite force that was stationed on the second line defense. Eventually, Gen'U was fast approaching to his Headquarters and easily beheaded the Wei General in a single stroke of his sword.
Abilities[]
As a deputy of Go Hou Mei, Ba Kai was a capable military commander.
Physical Abilities[]
Ba Kai showed some proficiency with a glaive, but he was no match for Gen'U as he was easily slain with a single strike.
Leadership[]
As a general, Ba Kai was capable of leading his army in the battlefield and took on an offensive charge role.
Tactical Abilities[]
Ba Kai showed some tactical knowledge as he was capable of using tactics as he formed a wedge formation.
Gallery[]
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Go Hou Mei Army | |
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Leader: | Go Hou Mei |
Generals: | Ran Bi Haku • Jun Ei • Ryuu Han • Ba Kai † • Gi An † • Gi Chou † |
Commanders: | Gyo'En • Shu Hi • Shuu Kou • Kan Toku † • En Bi |
Armies and Units: | Ran Bi Haku Army • Jun Ei Army • Ryuu Han Army • Ba Kai Army (defunct) • Kou Ka Rou |
Situational Members: | Gai Mou Army • Rei Ou Army • Earl Shi Army |
References[]
- ↑ Chapter 654 Page 6-7