Fist of the North Star: The Movie (Hokuto no Ken) – Jagi Fighting – Original Animation Cel + Douga (Stuck) (Toei Animation, 1986)

Fist of the North Star: The Movie (Hokuto no Ken) – Jagi Fighting – Original Animation Cel + Douga (Stuck) (Toei Animation, 1986) - Large

A striking production cel and stuck douga from Fist of the North Star: The Movie (1986), featuring the vicious and unhinged Jagi mid-battle — likely during his brutal confrontation with Kenshiro. This piece captures the raw energy and dramatic stylization that made the film a cult classic among anime and action fans alike.

The 1986 theatrical adaptation was produced by Toei Animation, with Masami Suda serving as both character designer and chief animation director. Suda's adaptation of Tetsuo Hara’s original manga art brought a muscular elegance and intensity to the screen, especially in the portrayal of antagonists like Jagi. The animation team included veterans such as Takeo Ide, Tatsuo Ryuno, and Masayuki Uchiyama, who helped shape the film’s cinematic combat sequences.

Jagi, one of the four adoptive brothers trained in Hokuto Shinken, is infamous for his madness, jealousy, and cruelty. His self-inflicted scars and stolen fighting style make him one of the most dangerous—and psychologically tormented—villains in the saga.

A powerful artifact from one of the most influential anime films of the 1980s, ideal for collectors of vintage Japanese animation, martial arts stories, and dystopian epics.