| “ | Gaku Ki of Yan who shook the very earth. | ” |
— Gi Ka, about Gaku Ki | ||
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| Chinese | Yue Yi | ||||||||||
| Kanji | 樂毅 | ||||||||||
| Romaji | Gakku Kii | ||||||||||
| Epithet | Military God | ||||||||||
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Gaku Ki or "Lord Changguo" is a Great General from the State of Yan. After the first coalition army invasion against the former super state, Qi, he was later dubbed and known as the "Military God".
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Appearance[edit | edit source]
Gaku Ki was a large man with a great presence. He had a very long beard and wore a general's armor.
Personality[edit | edit source]
Not much is known about Gaku Ki's personality as of yet but from what has been shown he has a calm personality as he had no issue with Geki Shin trying to steal his way of warfare.
History[edit | edit source]
Around forty years before the story takes place, Yan was nearly wiped out by the superstate of Qi. Gaku Ki was able to turn the tide completely and push the Qi forces all the way back.
Gaku Ki led the first official coalition army against the superstate of Qi, destroying most of it.
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| STATS | |
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| Strength | 93 |
| Leadership | 100 |
| Intelligence | 98 |
| Experience | SS |
| Great General Factor | 100 |
Gaku Ki was said to be eastern China's equivalent to Qin's Six Great Generals in the west and Zhao's Three Great Heavens in central China. It is said that he kept the balance of power across China alone.
According to his stats (total=291, highest so far), he even surpassed Ou Ki and Ri Boku as a general. The only one on par with the "God of Military" is Ren Pa.
His battle strategy was stated to be using the advantage of the opponent to turn the tide against them shown by his victory against the former superstate of Qi. He would do that by using the understanding gained in each clash and by working backward gain a greater understanding of the opponent and their strategy, in order to reverse the tide.
