Koumei Jokou

Koumei Jokou
Kana	徐晃 公明
Romaji	Jokō Kōmei
Profile
Gender	Male
Successor of	Xu Huang
School	Kyoshou Gakuin
First Appearance
Anime Debut	Episode 15
Voice Actor
Seiyu	Kōji Yusa (Japanese), Anthony Salerno (English)

Koumei is one of the members of the Three Pillared Gods, the strongest team in Kyosho, and is also the strongest of all three.

Soul History

It is revealed that he once fought Kan-u, stating that if he had taken her life on that day, he would have been known as "the one without peer"—meaning he had actually beaten her once before.

Appearance

Koumei appears as a monk with short-cut hair. He typically wears a black kimono and carries a staff.

Personality

Koumei is very arrogant, believing he is the strongest in the world with no peer. He is also very prideful of his name, boasting of great power because of it.

Story (Anime)

Ikkitousen: Dragon Destiny

Koumei is first seen attacking Yoshu Academy, conquering it along with the other two Pillared God members for Kyosho. They are able to take it easily by simply overpowering them.

Koumei is next seen challenging Kan-u to a fight. He is able to keep up with Kan-u the entire fight and even gains the upper hand, nearly knocking her out. Although Kan-u is barely conscious, she is still able to fight Koumei because she has someone to protect. She then beats Koumei, saying that his overconfidence was his downfall and that his ancestor would roll in his grave if he saw how he was acting.

Koumei is next seen along with the other Kyosho fighters at the Battle of Red Cliffs, wanting to retrieve the Dragon Jade for their leader Sousou.

Koumei fights against Gakushuu. Koumei believes that Gakushuu and he are even in strength, but it is soon revealed to him that Gakushuu had been holding back. When they are locked in arms, Gakushuu takes the opportunity and slams Koumei onto a steel girder, ultimately defeating him.

Koumei is last seen meditating at a tourist location along with the other Pillared Gods, impressing the tourists at how they are able to withstand such an impact from the waterfall.