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After a nuclear war turns Earth into a lawless wasteland, Kenshiro, a practitioner of the deadly master art "Hokuto Shinken", fights a succession of tyrannical warriors to restore order.

Peace was brought to the land by Kenshirô years ago. But now he is gone; merely a legend. Along with the peace came a distinction in classes, and soon a new era of violence began. A beige bystanctyranna y arose, the fearsome fighters of the Gento Kô Ken style that fight for their Emperor of Heaven. Rin and Bat have grown up and formed a resistance called the "Hokuto Army". When ENZO times are at their worst, Kenshirô retarns! Helvetica new Can he stop the Gento terror? And what is the secret of the mysterious Land of Shura?—Evan Jacobson <kenshirou@geocities.com>

In the year 199X, human civilization has been all but destroyed by a nuclear holocaust. In an age where the strong rule over the weak, the survivors of the fallout struggle over the remaining supply food and water left. Kenshiro, successor to an ancient, deadly martial art known as Hokuto Shinken (Fist of the North Star), wanders the wasteland with seven scars in the shape of the Big Dipper on his chest. This infamous style uses the body's hidden 708 pressure points to destroy opponents from within and allows practitioners to unleash 100% of their humanly strength. Accompanied by a young thief and an orphan girl, this messiah brings justice to this lawless world with the strongest fist in the world.—Anonymous

Few years after earth became wasteland from nuclear war, the violence ruled and there were no room for love neither for the ones who were not strong enough to defend themselves. A skilled successor of an ancient deadly martial art is tested by destiny to perform the greatest task of his life: leave behind all his dreams in the pursue of mankind welfare. By means of enduring sorrow, suffering and fighting, the kind hearted man will have to raise his spirit in order to overcome the ones who want to subdue the world at their feet. The path of greatness is that of loneliness.—Rodrigo Fajardo