About: Shingo Hibiki

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An Entity of Type : owl:Thing, within Data Space : 134.155.108.49:8890 associated with source dataset(s)

In the jungle, he makes his cloak into a loin cloth and Violence Jack comes to warn him that the jungle may be worse than the wasteland in a creapy fashion. He goes into a monolouge about his hard life about his bishonen good looks caused guys to pull down his trousers to check if he had a male organ and one time he was jumped by wasteland men who raped him. Jack left during the monolouge so he climbed down the rock wall(like the great valley in The Land Before Time) into the jungle. When he heard drums he was glad to have people near him but remembered that people made him sad before so he goes off to live on his own. Later, as he is eating bananas, he encounters a tiger but thinks about how he likes animals since it was people who hurt him and the tiger is his friend. The tiger walked by

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rdfs:label	Shingo Hibiki
rdfs:comment	In the jungle, he makes his cloak into a loin cloth and Violence Jack comes to warn him that the jungle may be worse than the wasteland in a creapy fashion. He goes into a monolouge about his hard life about his bishonen good looks caused guys to pull down his trousers to check if he had a male organ and one time he was jumped by wasteland men who raped him. Jack left during the monolouge so he climbed down the rock wall(like the great valley in The Land Before Time) into the jungle. When he heard drums he was glad to have people near him but remembered that people made him sad before so he goes off to live on his own. Later, as he is eating bananas, he encounters a tiger but thinks about how he likes animals since it was people who hurt him and the tiger is his friend. The tiger walked by
dcterms:subject	Manga Characters Male Characters Characters Human Characters Violence Jack Characters
abstract	In the jungle, he makes his cloak into a loin cloth and Violence Jack comes to warn him that the jungle may be worse than the wasteland in a creapy fashion. He goes into a monolouge about his hard life about his bishonen good looks caused guys to pull down his trousers to check if he had a male organ and one time he was jumped by wasteland men who raped him. Jack left during the monolouge so he climbed down the rock wall(like the great valley in The Land Before Time) into the jungle. When he heard drums he was glad to have people near him but remembered that people made him sad before so he goes off to live on his own. Later, as he is eating bananas, he encounters a tiger but thinks about how he likes animals since it was people who hurt him and the tiger is his friend. The tiger walked by and he either ejaculated or urinated. Later, while in a hot spring, he sees Aila Mu getting nude and taking a dip and has some kind of male organ tounge commune with the tiger that leads to almost Urotsukidoji like things to happen to Aila Mu. When the Tiger attacks Aila Mu, he jumps infront of it and it stops since he seems to have some kind of telepathy according to Aila Mu. She thanks him and it makes him feel good to be treated nicely after a life of abuse and fally asleep in her chest. Aila Mu takes him/tiger to her village and they live in peace until Kibara attacks and kills his tiger/friends while he survives by getting knocked out and falling into the jungle. He begs King Bomba to save Aila and a bird that Violence Jack sent out merges the statue of King Bomba with Shingo to form Violence Jack. Shingo Jack uses his power to revive the half eaten tiger and they go off to save Aila. After murdering all of Kibara/all of his men/animals, he is found with the dead tiger and the shattered statue of King Bomba by the nude models and the bird goes back to Jack. Whether or not Hibiki had died is unknown.

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