Characters / Kingdom Fei Xin Unit

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An independent military unit composed of Xin and his True Companions. The Fei Xin Unit was formed from the survivors of the Xingyang Campaign following Xin's promotion to 100-Man Commander, and has since proven decisive to Qin's victory in countless campaigns and has taken the heads of numerous renowned generals. Given special privileges in the hopes of becoming one of Qin's key armies in the future, it has shown abilities beyond that of average armies, and currently stands as a 15000-Man Unit.

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General Tropes

• Badass Army: A highly personalized unit consisting of veterans and elite soldiers.
• Big Damn Heroes: The Fei Xin love to show up at just the right moment to turn the tide. As an independent unit, this is what they are designed for, to put it plainly: to show up where the fight is at its thickest and make the situation advantageous to Qin.
• Boring, but Practical: The Yu Feng and Le Hua Units are both units of elite noblemen trained to the battlefield from birth. The Fei Xin Unit is composed of ordinary people that left their farms to join the fight. And they're arguably the most effective of the three.
• Determinator: Despite not having the pedigree of the other special units, the Fei Xin more than makes up for it in sheer guts. Unlike the other elite units that are composed of mainly highly-trained noblemen, every single member of the Fei Xin Unit started as a foot soldier, and climbed their way to the top through sheer skill.
• Elite Mooks: Besides being this for the Qin military as a whole, the Fei Xin receives elite transfers from other armies that like and respect his way of fighting.
• Good-Looking Privates: Is subject to this due to their renown at the battlefield, with many of the soldiers gaining wives after the campaigns.
• Nonindicative Name: They are classified as an 5000-man unit... that is 8000 soldiers strong. Long Guo even lampshades it. This is mainly due to Qiang Lei's refusal to leave them even after being promoted to 3000-Man Commander. High command leaves them be because of how effective they are. The same dynamic persists when Xin is made General and Qiang Lei 5000-Man Commander.
• Ragtag Bunch of Misfits: A majority of the early fighters that started the Fei Xin Unit with Xin were basically a bunch of nobodies. Down the line, the unit gains more powerful recruits that have barely any similarity to one another; making the army a huge mixture of awesomeness. The unit is also the only one shown actively recruiting from the peasantry. It is truly remarkable that a group of untrained commoners like them managed to stand shoulder to shoulder to the children of some of the realm's oldest military families, and, in many cases, outdo them - and not that long after they were formed.
• Speed, Smarts and Strength: The three main leaders of the unit, Qiang Lei, He Liao Diao, and Xin, mainly fall in line with each trait respectively in battle, though Qiang Lei and Xin possess the other's virtues as well.
• True Companions: The Fei Xin Unit is all friendly with one another, and will fight to the death for each other, and their commander, Xin, as if they were family. Their cohesion and loyalty to one another is arguably their greatest strength.

Leadership

Xin

Li Xin

Japanese Pronunciation: Ri Shin

Fei Xin Unit Leader

^{CLICK for Young Xin} 

Voiced by: Masakazu Morita (Japanese), Cole Howard (seasons 1-2), Stephen Fu (season 3) (English), Arthur Pestel (French)

The protagonist of the story, Xin is a war orphan who strove to become the world's greatest general alongside his childhood friend Piao in the hopes of escaping slavery. After Piao is fatally wounded while acting as a body double for the current king during a coup, he leads Xin to King Ying Zheng, whom he helps regain the throne and strikes a firm friendship with. Joining the military soon after, Xin rapidly climbs through the ranks through his strength and accomplishments, forming the formidable Fei Xin Unit and playing a key role in Qin's expansion. He's currently the General of a 15000-Man Unit.

Stats (Sanyou Campaign): Strength |80+a| ^note 'a' for Xin is 'determination', Leadership |50|, Knowledge |40|

Stats (Zhuyong/Choyou Campaign): Strength |88+a| ^note 'a' for Xin is 'determination', Leadership |70|, Knowledge |70|

Stats (First Zhao Invasion): Strength |90+a| ^note 'a' for Xin is 'determination', Leadership |80|, Knowledge |72|

Stats (Post-First Zhao Invasion): Strength |91+a| ^note 'a' for Xin is 'determination', Leadership |83|, Knowledge |74|

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• Abandoned War Child: Lost his parents during one of China's constant wars along with Piao. He went from being a war orphan to a virtual slave when having to serve the Mayor of Chenghu/Jyouto Village.
• Accidental Kiss: Xin ends up falling on Diao, and they lock lips, much to Duke Biao's amusement.
• Adaptational Wealth: The historical Xin was the privileged son of a governor, but a From Zero to Hero story is probably more heroic.
• Almighty Janitor: Despite being a 5000-Man Commander, Lord Changping states his accomplishments and abilities exceeded that of most generals. In fact, Xin's fighting abilities were on a general's level even back when he was a mere foot soldier. This can be seen as a Justified Trope as Xin's lack of strategic ability and youth are strong reasons against promoting him further. No longer the cast now that he has finally been made General.
• Arch-Enemy: An interesting case where he has two.
  • Pang Nuan: For his murders of Wang Yi, his comrades and soldiers, and Duke Biao, Xin came to truly hate him on a personal level. It is shared, as Pang Nuan came to see Xin as the same type of being as those two. In the climax of the Battle of Zhu Hai Plains, Xin put him down once for all.
  • Li Mu: As Qin's nemesis, he's also one for Xin, who sees him as a mixture of this, of a Worthy Opponent and someone he wants to personally put down. For the longest time, Xin was nothing more than a child for the man, and someone who could become a threat down the line - meaning it wouldn't be a problem to dispose of him at all. However, since the Coalition War, the Siege of Zui and much later the Battle of Zhu Hai Plains, where Xin managed to awaken his unit, fight against legends like Yao Yun and Zhao E Long, defeat Pang Nuan in a duel, and reach the rank of General, Li Mu takes him now extremely seriously and makes killing him a high priority.
• Asskicking Leads to Leadership: One of the most prominent examples in a series filled with the trope, Xin has gotten promotions based on his martial prowess and the sheer number of generals and commanders slain by his own hands.
• Badass Normal: He lacks professional and formal training in either combat or warfare, but is still remarkably deadly on the battlefield, having claimed the heads of many powerful opponents. His martial skill is the primary motivation for most of his promotions.
• Berserk Button: Xin can fly off the handle because of multiple things.
  • Do not kill civilians needlessly in front of him, he doesn't care if you're an enemy or an allied commander with a higher position on his own side, he will cut you down without mercy. Deconstructed in the Heiyang arc; despite having had his button pressed by the Huan Yi Army until he snapped, there was nothing he could do then, and his fury only damaged his position: Xin's confrontation with Huan Yi ended up costing him his promotion.
  • Pang Nuan is one for him. The Wushen earned Xin's ire because of his murder of Wang Yi, Duke Biao, and several of his own men, Qu Hai included. Sending Qiang Lei flying after defeating her and severely hurting her didn't help either.
  • Played for laughs with Wang Ben. Anytime Wang Ben does something great in battle or reaches a personal milestone, Xin will get angry or extremely annoyed. case in point
• Beyond the Impossible: After fifteen days of grueling fights, Xin defeated Pang Nuan while being literally half-dead.
• Big Fancy House: Subverted. He and He Liao Diao expect one of these after supporting Zheng in retaking his throne but is met instead by a dilapidated shack, though he personally doesn't mind as he grew up a slave without property of his own.
  • Upgrades to one of these in full after the initial Zhao invasion.
• Book Dumb: Justified. Growing up as a war orphan meant he was never educated in such matters.
• Chaste Hero: Played With. He gets flustered when the topic of romance is brought up but wouldn't mind "climbing the mountain" with Qiang Lei if she offers. There is more than a little Ship Tease between them to confirm this.
• Determinator: The greatest example of the manga. He's greatly determined to one day become a Great General of Qin and will go to any length to kill any noteworthy enemy to reach it. His tenacity is capable of bringing even the likes of Pang Nuan into a standstill. The greatest example of this is the Siege of Zui: Xin held the southern wall, the worst battlefield in the city, to the very end. Odds, numbers, provisions, as long as Xin is concerned, all this be damned - if he has to do something, he will do it. Xin is as stubborn as a mule.
• Four-Star Badass: Wants to become one, but compared to his superiors, he has a long way to go. The story revolves around his journey to achieve this.
• Freudian Trio: With Meng Tian and Wang Ben. Being a Hot-Blooded Idiot Hero firmly cements him as the Id.
• Gut Feeling: Xin is developing into an instinctual general, who can read the ebb and flow of battle without formal tactics and structural thinking. Greatly showcased during the Battle of Zhu Hai Plains, when he takes over with tactics similar to those Duke Biao used to great effect (at least for a while).
• Heroes Prefer Swords: Subverted; he started out with swords, but eventually took up glaives after he inherited Wang Yi's glaive, though he still keeps Piao's sword with him as a sidearm.
• Heroic Second Wind: Has a near-endless supply of this and can even share it with others. Any time he is beaten to exhaustion he finds strength to get back stronger than before.
• Historical Domain Character: He's based on a well-known Qin general of the warring states era.
• Hot-Blooded: Tends to yell and argue with others. Has drawn his blade towards superiors more than once.
• Idiot Hero: Was called his home village's number two/one idiot during his time as a servant to the landowner. Even after maturity and considerable war experience, Xin's strategic abilities are lacking to the point the unit was on the verge of collapse before He Liao Diao joined as the team strategist. Justified as he never received the military education that helped the likes of Wang Ben and Meng Tian (or even Diao, for the matter); and even if he had, it probably wouldn't be put to use much, as he's an instinctual general rather than a strategic one.
  • It takes him a year, 29 volumes, before his charisma/leadership capability finally surpasses his old friend. His intelligence is still below par by standards of the series.
• The Leader: Of the entire Fei Xin Unit as a 5,000-Man Commander (and then as a General). Can be seen as this in his Freudian Trio combination with Wang Ben and Meng Tian, at times.
• Leeroy Jenkins: Deconstructed Trope. After Qiang Lei leaves the unit, his gung-ho battle behavior leads to a series of defeats. He was on the verge of getting demoted if not for Meng Tian's intervention and Diao becoming his strategist.
• Living Emotional Crutch: To Zheng, of all people. A couple of important characters realize how important Xin is to Zheng. It's Chengjiao who put it best.
  Chengjiao: Though you may serve Zheng as his "sword", do not forget that you're also his "shield." I am sure that in the future, your existence itself will become a support for him...
• Locked Out of the Loop: Does not realize Diao is female. Until he performs a Crotch-Grab Sex Check on her.
• The Only One Allowed to Defeat You: Sees this for Li Mu, which is why he becomes worried when it's said that Li Mu will soon be executed.
• Only One Name: Justified as he was a former war orphan turned slave, so possessing a family name would be the oddity rather than the norm in the period.
  • Subverted after the Battle of Zhu Hai Plains, where he decided upon the name "Li" which was used by Piao before his death. It's actually the name of the historical Qin general he's based on.
• Pint-Sized Powerhouse: Downplayed, as Xin isn't small, it's his opponents that are huge.
• Passed-Over Promotion: Is subject to this after assaulting and having Qiang Lei nearly kill Huan Yi for his atrocities.
• Rousing Speech: Is prone to these throughout the story which raises morale within the Fei Xin Unit to its apex every time.
• Screaming Warrior: Whether he fights or is giving orders, Xin will shout a lot.
• Ship Tease: With Qiang Lei. He has a number of moments together, especially whenever they are alone and blushes heavily whenever he sees how pretty she is. Chapter 768 fully cements his affections for her when he asks her to marry him upon the unification of China is over.
• Signature Laugh: "Ka ka ka ka!"
• Sketchy Successor: Accused of this by Yao Yun, who thinks Xin didn't deserve to inherit Wang Yi's glaive. Later in their duel, Xin proves him wrong.
• Spanner in the Works: Every time an enemy army thinks they have an upper hand, Xin just so happens to be in the best spot to turn the situation into a victory for Qin.
• Stock Shōnen Hero: Despite the series being a Seinen, Xin is a textbook example. He's a Hot-Blooded Idiot Hero who starts out as Unskilled, but Strong and goes through Training from Hell To Be a Master.
• Taught by Experience: His swordsmanship is self-taught, with well over a thousand sparring matches against Piao supplementing firsthand battlefield experience.
• To Be a Master: His goal is to surpass everyone and become the greatest general under the heavens.
• Took a Level in Badass: Just about every battle has him taking at least one. It's one of the key aspects of the series.
• Tragic Keepsake: Piao's sword, Wang Yi's glaive, Lun Hu's sword, and Duke Biao's shield. Xin has a knack for collecting these.
• Unskilled, but Strong: What he lacks in technique compared to Meng Tian and Wang Ben he makes up for in brute strength. This applies to his warfare as well - Xin's lack of tactical understanding means his unit relies on his sheer destructive ability more than his rivals until he begins using his instincts for tactical maneuvers during the Battle of Zhu Hai Plains. And boy, is it effective.
• Unwitting Pawn: Lord Changping has dubbed him the most valuable piece to obtain. Xin doesn't know his value but he is more focused on becoming a general. Fortunately, Lord Changping defects to Zheng's faction before he can make use of either him or Diao.
  • He becomes this for Huan Yi in Heiyang, who intentionally leaves him in an irresistibly vulnerable position to lure Qing She from his unbreakable web.
• Up Through the Ranks: Starts off as a lowly soldier, but after his first campaign is instantly promoted to 100-Man Commander due to his actions significantly influencing the battle as a whole.
• Vitriolic Best Buds: With Wang Ben. Subverted at first, with how hostile Wang Ben was to him. Played straight later on, they still love to hate each other, but when they work together, they're unstoppable.

Qiang Lei

Qiang Lei

Japanese Pronunciation:Kyou Kai

Fei Xin Unit Lieutenant

^{CLICK for her Original Appearance} 

Voiced by: Yōko Hikasa (Japanese), Francesca Monet Calo (season 3) (English), Amandine Longeac (French)

The heir of the legendary Chiyou assassin clan. With her special sword named Lu Sui, Qiang Lei is out to get revenge on the assassin from said clan who killed her sister, Xiang. Her special ability allows her to harbor a 'war god' by doing a 'priestess dance' that draws the war god's power into her. Further down the line, she decides to help Xin and the Fei Xin Unit by becoming a Great General herself, and serves as one of the unit's lieutenants. She's currently the commander of her own 3,000-man unit that fights with the Fei Xin Unit for a grand total of 8,000 soldiers. She is later promoted to 5000-Man Commander after Xin has made General.

Stats: Strength |94+a| ^note 'a' is for dance of priestess to borrow war god power., Leadership |80|, Knowledge |87|, Weakness: Low stamina.

Stats (Qin Invasion): Strength |95+a|, Leadership |80|, Knowledge |87|, Weakness: Low stamina.

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• Almighty Janitor: She's actually stronger than Xin and has superior strategic abilities. In fact, going by stats she is currently the strongest combatant in Qin besides Meng Wu, and that is without counting her Alpha stat.
  • Her general abilities are no less than Xin's, Wang Ben's, and Meng Tian's, but she chooses to remain Xin's subordinate despite stating her intention to become a great general as well, in a similar relationship Teng had with Wang Yi (complete with possible romantic subtext).
• Aloof Dark-Haired Girl: She always had a cool and aloof aura around her.
• Badass Adorable: A beautiful woman no matter how much she fights.
• Big Eater: Her appetite won't lose to the guys.
• Cast from Lifespan: Her qi skills allows to give energy to another person, but it comes with risks. She performs a Heroic Sacrifice to rescue Xin from Afterlife Antechamber, but spirits of Xin's officers reduced the cost to half of her lifespan and some abilities.
• Cool Sword: Her unique named sword Lu Sui, meaning “Green Tassel”. Like all Chiyou she treats it as a companion and converses with it.
• Defrosting Ice Queen: Always kept to herself and disliked talking to others but after a talk with Xin and Diao she warms up a bit.
• Gender Flip: Was presumably historically a man.
• Gender Reveal: Reveals herself to be a woman later in the story.
• Glass Cannon: Is ultimately one of the strongest fighters when battling in bursts, but is shown to be less capable of taking hits than other generals.
• Heroic RRoD: Her Priestess Dance drains her heavily, and extended use is both physically draining as well as potentially fatal.
  • Dangerous Forbidden Technique: She goes beyond the limit of her Priestess Dance to defeat You Lian in an attempt to pull this, but memories of the Fei Xin Unit pull her back.
• Lady of War: Kills and fights just as good as anyone.
• The Lancer: Is essentially Xin's Number Two.
• The Leader: As a 3,000-Man and later 5000-Man Commander that fights alongside the Fei Xin Unit.
• Little Miss Badass: Despite being one of the shorter fighters, she's still one of the greatest fighters in the story.
• Miss Conception: She thinks that climbing a mountain with a strong guy will cause something to explode, resulting in a baby.
• One-Woman Army: Similar to Pang Nuan, she has achieved a level of martial skill where she can match an army single handed, something which Lord Changping considers defies the concept of an army itself. In Shanyang, she single-handedly kills five hundred heavy cavalry, albeit at nearly the cost of her own life.
• Put on a Bus: After the Wei invasion campaign, she leaves in search of her sister's killer.
  • Commuting on a Bus: Every now and then she'll get some screen time.
  • The Bus Came Back: Returns to the Fei Xin Unit after she completes her revenge mission.
• Revenge: Out to get her sister's killer. She eventually succeeds some time around the Qin invasion.
• Samus Is a Girl: Believed to be a boy. Turns out to be a girl.
• Ship Tease: She sometimes makes subtle jokes to Xin. She admits it was Love at First Sight, but since Chiyou can't have partners, it took her a few years to realize it. She even admits she would want to bare his child in the future but was embarrassed after learning how children are made and couldn't see him for a while. Chapter 768 has Xin even asking her to marry him once the unification of China was done. She doesn't have an answer for him, but it's clear she very much wants to say yes but is too scared to answer.
• The Smurfette Principle: For the Fei Xin Unit initially, and still is in her own unit.
• The Strategist: Is revealed to have been this for the Fei Xin force and they face failure after failure after she leaves, because calling Xin a terrible strategist would be an understatement.
• Sweet Polly Oliver: Her original appearance when Xin first meets her is quite manly.
• Thanks for the Mammaries: How Xin found out she was a girl.
• Underestimating Badassery: Twice.
  • She initially believes Pang Nuan to be stronger than Wang Yi as she is unaware of the concept of a general's weight. She is shocked at the full extent of Wang Yi's might.
  • Because she was more talented than You Lian in her youth, she underestimated her, not expecting her to have mastered the priestess dance far beyond her level.
• Verbal Tic: Has a tendency to end her sentences with "probably", or "I think" despite being completely right on the mark every time.
• Weaksauce Weakness: She has an extremely short stamina and when that runs out, she is all but taken out of the current fight until she's finished what amounts to napping.
  • Her Praetorian Guard is built around countering this deficiency, being made of burly men who can take a beating while she quickly recovers through meditation.

He Liao Diao

He Liao Diao

Japanese Pronunciation: Ka Ryo Ten

Fei Xin Unit Strategist

^{CLICK for Young Diao} 

Voiced by: Rie Kugimiya (Japanese), Courtney Lin (season 3) (English), Angelique Heller (French)

He Liao Diao is the last descendant of a mountain tribe who chanced upon Xin and Zheng as they were fleeing from Chengjiao's forces. After they defeat the coup, He Liao Diao lives with Xin before enlisting into Lord Changping's strategist academy and eventually becoming the Fei Xin Unit's strategist.

Stats (Qin Invasion War): Strength |60|, Leadership |85|, Knowledge |88| Cooking |99!|

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• Accidental Kiss: Xin ends up falling on her, and they lock lips.
• Achilles' Heel: She has trouble reading commanders who rely on instinct like Yao Yun.
• Blow Gun: Her choice of weapon after taking it from Muta.
• Boyish Short Hair: Initially when hiding her gender, but later grows it out.
• The Chains of Commanding: With more men under Xin, she has increasingly harder time to arrange their movements and often stresses herself. She also guilt-trips herself about larger casualties, though she manages to pull it together quickly.
• Cool Mask: Used to wear one as a kid and occasionally during her first years in the Fei Xin Unit, but it slowly fell into disuse as time went on. It's more like a hood now.
• Damsel in Distress: Is subject to this during the Zhuyong Campaign when Xun Zao/Jun Sou captures her upon realizing her as a threat. Her overall composure during capture, however, impresseses Kai Meng, and she is eventually returned for Xun Zao during a parley.
• Fatal Flaw: She is said to be poor at fortifications, being one of Lord Changping's lowest ranking students involving structural defenses.
• Gender Reveal: Diao was believed to be a boy in the early stages of the story.
• Last of His Kind: Is one of the only, if not the sole, survivor of a tribe hailing to the west.
• The Load: Her initial status before learning strategy and tactics from Lord Changping.
• Non-Action Guy: Besides using blow darts as a kid, she can't fight at all, which is obviously a problem whenever the fighting gets close.
• Off to Boarding School: Takes Qiang Lei's place at Lord Changping's academy to learn strategy and separates from Xin for a time, though she occasionally visited and ultimately left after joining the Fei Xin Unit.
• She Is All Grown Up: Is vastly taller and developed upon joining the Fei Xin Unit, though Xin still fails to recognize she's a female.
• The Smurfette Principle: She was the only female of the group before Qiang Lei.
• The Strategist: Is the Fei Xin Unit's strategist, and extremely capable for her age.
• Straw Vulcan: Instinctual generals appear to be her more alarming weakness as they do not use logic or strategy in their tactics; Xin does a much better job at countering them than her.
• Supreme Chef: Her stats confirm it!
• Sweet Polly Oliver: Masquerades as a boy when accompanying Xin, Ying Zheng, and their ragtag group. While others such as Bi find out soon after, Xin doesn't discover it until four years later down the line - even requiring a... definitive answer to confirm this - much to his shock.
• Tagalong Kid: As a child. Especially apparent when she basically follows Xin to deal with Lu Buwei's assassins, despite being in no real position to contribute anything.
• Team Mom: Besides being a strategist, she is also in charge of the unit's provisions.
• Took a Level in Badass: Goes from being a street-smart kid embarrassed about her own gender, to a far more mature and capable strategist.

Yuan

Yuan

Japanese Pronunciation: En

Fei Xin Unit Lieutenant

Voiced by: Susumu Akagi (Japanese), Cory Yee (English, Season 03 onwards)

A Qin clerk that was tasked by the government to look out for Xin. He assists Xin when Wang Yi tasks him with gaining control over a lawless region, and has been one of Xin's main lieutenants since.

Stats: Strength |70|, Leadership |78|, Knowledge |79|

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• A Day in the Limelight: He had to lead the Fei Xin Unit across a dangerous river during the Heiyang Campaign arc.
• Nice Guy: Easily one of the nicest people in the story.
• Number Three: He will always serve as one of Xin's most trusted officers.
• The Reliable One: It is because of this he is chosen to lead the Fei Xin Unit across a dangerous river despite his lack of outstanding qualities. More specifically, Diao and Xin site that his greatest trait is his "sense of responsibility", since he's been with the Fei Xin Unit for so long, and has served directly under Xin himself the longest out of anyone in the unit, he'd put in the most effort out of anyone in a situation where everyone else, Xin especially, is counting on him to deliver.
• Older Sidekick: To Xin.
• Took a Level in Badass: Starts off as a normal soldier that was tasked to simply look after Xin, but then becomes one of the primary lieutenants within the Fei Xin Unit after he supports Xin in subjugating the lawless region.
• Youthful Freckles: Not exactly youthful, but he does have them.

Chu Shui

Chu Shui

Japanese Pronunciation: So Sui

Fei Xin Unit Lieutenant

Voiced by: Ryuichi Hirose (Japanese), Shawn Gann (English, Season 03 onwards)

A 1000-man commander that was formerly a lieutenant of Guo Bei. After Guo Bei is killed by Lun Hu, Chu Shui and the rest of the Guo Bei Troops are entrusted to Xin. He eventually becomes one of the main lieutenants of the Fei Xin Unit.

Stats: Strength |80|, Leadership |82|, Knowledge |85|

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• Alliterative Name: In Japanese, So Sui.
• Cavalry Officer: The Guo Bei unit serves as the Fei Xin's cavalry division.
• Chick Magnet: Is shown to be this much to his embarrassment.
• Good Scars, Evil Scars: One through his left eye.
• Heroic Sacrifice: A non-fatal example. When one of Lun Hu's deputies tries to interfere in the former's fight with Xin, Chu Shui holds him off, taking a wound from Lun Hu in the process. He does, however, survive.
• Jack of All Trades : He's decent at several fields, be it at close combat, battle tactics, frontline leadership, and others while not being the best at any one of them among the Fei Xin Unit. Xin often moves him wherever they need extra help for this reason.
• The Leader: Of the Guo Bei Troops within the Fei Xin Unit.
• Out of Focus: Outside his introduction, he's had the least amount of noteworthy appearances amongst those that lead the Fei Xin Unit.
• The Reliable One : Thanks to his natural disposition and his status as Jack-of-all-trades. He could be given any kind of duty and would fulfill them well.
• Undying Loyalty: He sees Xin as the inheritor of Guo Bei's spirit, and as such follows him with the same devotion as he did his original commander.

Notable Personnel

Tian You

Tian You

Japanese Pronunciation: Den Yuu

Fei Xin Unit Commander

Voiced by: Yugo Sekiguchi (Japanese), Mike Pollock (English, Season 03 onwards)

A large muscular man who fought alongside Xin when they were first becoming soldiers during the Rongyang/Keiyou Campaign. Tian You becomes part of the newly created Fei Xin Unit with several other massive soldiers where they become known as the Monster Squad through multiple battles. Continuing to work his way up as the leader of the Monster Squad, Tian You eventually becomes one of the Fei Xin Unit's top fighters as a 1000-Man Commander.

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• The Big Guy: As part of the Monster Trio for the Fei Xin Unit. Tian You serves as the trio's leader.
• Curtains Match the Window: Black-hair with black-eyes.
• Good Scars, Evil Scars: Has quite a few on his face.
• The Lancer: Tian You is basically Xin's #2 when Qiang Lei's not around.
• The Leader: Of the Monster Group, which becomes the Monster Trio after the death of their 4th member. After becoming a Squad Leader, Tian You eventually becomes a 1000-Man Commander for the Fei Xin Unit.
• The Quiet One: Said to not be much of a talker.
• Took a Level in Badass: He starts off as a nobody just like Xin during the Rongyang Campaign arc. After becoming part of the Fei Xin Unit where he and his two companions become known as the Monster Trio, Tian You works his way up all the way to becoming a 1000-Man Commander.
• The Worf Effect: Despite his size and strength, he ends up on the losing end of several fights throughout the story in order to hype up the strength of the enemies that the Fei Xin Unit faces off against. Some losses include those to Lei Hua/Rai Ka, and Fu Di.
• Undying Loyalty: Greatly respects Xin after witnessing the boy's accomplishments during their first battle on the Shegan Plains.

Yue Lei

Yue Lei

Japanese Pronunciation: Gaku Rai

Fei Xin Unit Commander

A 1000-man commander who formerly served under the Duke Biao Army. Following the demise of their leader during the Coalition Invasion arc, Yue Lei and many other Biao Army soldiers decide to follow under the banner of the Fei Xin Unit after fighting alongside Xin and his army. Yue Lei's branch within the unit are known as the Fei Biao Troops.

Stats: Strength |84|, Leadership |83|, Knowledge |78|

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• Green-Eyed Monster: Yue Lei admits to Xin that he and many of the Duke Biao soldiers were jealous of how much Biao seemed to talk about and focus his attention on Xin. However, they accepted it when the soldiers realized that Xin's entire existence seemed to be the one thing that brought out Duke Biao's happiness.
• Good Scars, Evil Scars: Has quite a few on his face.
• The Leader: Served as a 1000-Man Commander for Duke Biao's Army. He then became the leader of the Fei Biao Troops that joined the Fei Xin Unit after the death of Duke Biao.
• Reasonable Authority Figure: Doesn't act out when around the Fei Xin Unit given that he's come to respect them, and even asks for the men on guard duty to get their share of food just like what he's getting while resting at the unit's camp.
• Undying Loyalty: Towards Xin given that Duke Biao came to view the boy as the son he never had.

Na Gui

Na Gui

Japanese Pronunciation: Na Ki

Fei Xin Unit Commander

A 1000-man commander who formerly served under the Huan Yi Army. Na Gui was part of a switch-up between two armies during the Heiyang Campaign where he's sent over to the Fei Xin Unit while Wei Ping moved with the Huan Yi Army so that both sides could get a better understanding of one another. Na Gui however, ends up enjoying the time he spent with the Fei Xin Unit, and results in him asking Huan Yi for a transfer, which Huan Yi accepts.

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• Cool Sword: His weapon is a sword.
• Creepy Good: Is one of the more terrifying members of the Fei Xin Unit due to his background in the Huan Yi Army, and is feared enough that other members of said force refuse to bother him.
• Facial Markings: Has a tattoo on the right side of his face.
• Hyper-Awareness: Pays close attention to the things going on around him. Watching how the Fei Xin Unit works is what eventually brings him to wanting a transfer off the Huan Yi Army.
• The Leader: Of a 1000-man unit within the Huan Yi Army, and then the Fei Xin Unit.
• Undying Loyalty: Proves himself to have switched his loyalty over to the Fei Xin Unit after he kills off the Huan Yi Army's Yan Xun/Gan Jin to protect Wei Ping.

Wo Lü

Wo Lü

Japanese Pronunciation: Ga Ro

Fei Xin Unit Commander

A soldier who formerly served under Duke Biao. Following the demise of his leader, Wo Lü decides to join the Fei Xin Unit, having come to respect Xin for what the latter's been able to achieve. As part of Yue Lei's Fei Biao Troops within Xin's army, Wo Lü acts as a supporting commander.

Stats: Strength |86|, Leadership |78|, Knowledge |84|

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• Commander Contrarian: Acts as the most pessimistic member of the army, question Xin at multiple occasions such as when He Liao Diao is kidnapped. He means well, however, and will follow Xin's orders despite his disagreements.
• The Cynic: When the other soldiers celebrate the idea of Xin being promoted, he quickly reminds them that as a slave he may still be left hanging like many others in the past, though his theory never held any water due to Xin's friendship with Zheng.
• Elite Mook: He's basically a named soldier in Yue Lei's Fei Biao Troops. One could make an argument that he's Yue Lei's Number Two.
• Good Scars, Evil Scars: Has one across the right side of his face.
• Jerk with a Heart of Gold: Frequently challenges Xin's orders and is dismissive of Yuan's abilities, but only for the good of the greater unit. Xin usually is able to answer his challenges, and Yuan proves him wrong by surpassing his expectations, at which point Lue promptly backs down.
• The Leader: Commands a group of soldiers as part of the Fei Biao Troops.
• Put on a Bus: Was left behind at the Qin front against Wei following the Zhuyong Campaign to continue subjugating the enemy villages.
  • The Bus Came Back: Returns quickly for the next major campaign though.

Tian Yong

Tian Yong

Japanese Pronunciation: Den Ei

Fei Xin Unit Commander

Voiced by: Fumitake Ishiguro (Japanese), Desmond Cloverdale (English, Season 03 onwards)

An older gray-haired man who Xin appointed as one of his Squad Leaders for his special 100-man army during the Battle of Mayang. Tian Yong has remained a worthy contributor of the Fei Xin Unit despite some initial hostility towards Diao, and is now currently a 100-Man Commander.

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• Anger Born of Worry: While the rest of the unit is just straight up relieved that Xin came back from the dead, Tian Yong is also furious and has to be held back as he yells that he's gonna kick Xin's ass while crying his eyes out.
• Good Scars, Evil Scars: Has one from the forehead down to the right side of the face.
• He-Man Woman Hater: Didn't like the thought of Diao, a woman, joining the unit to be their strategist.
• Jerkass: Towards Diao at first. He even tried to attack her.
  • Jerk with a Heart of Gold: He's definitely rough around the edges, but he puts his life on the line to protect the rest of the unit like anyone else, and no one can deny he respects Xin and Diao once they prove how capable they are.
• The Leader: Starts off as a Squad leader. He eventually becomes the leader of a 100-man unit.
• Old Soldier: Portrayed as one of the older badass fighters of the unit.
• Silver Fox: Gray-haired.
• Spiky Hair: His hair-style.
• Those Two Guys With Pei Lang/Hai Rou as the two old gray-haired guys of the unit, and also have some Jerkass traits. Even their facial scars are pretty much polar opposites.
• Took a Level in Badass: Tian Yong starts off as a Squad Leader in the Fei Xin Unit, but he works his way up all the way to becoming a 100-Man Commander.
• Took a Level in Kindness: Came to respect Diao once he witnessed her strategist skills.

Long Chuan

Long Chuan

Japanese Pronunciation: Ryuu Sen

Fei Xin Unit Commander

Voiced by: Major Attaway (English, Season 03 onwards)

A large obese-looking man who Xin appointed as one of his Squad Leaders for his special 100-man army during the Battle of Mayang. Due to his massive size, Long Chuan finds his role in the unit as the leader of its Heavy Weight Squad. He eventually becomes a 100-Man Commander.

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• Acrofatic: An obese guy that kicks major ass.
• The Big Guy: One of the biggest members of the unit. The Heavy Weight Squad steamrolls through enemy lines creating an opening. He's shown to be stronger than 5 men combined.
• Carry a Big Stick: His weapon is a giant mace.
• Determinator: Fights to protect his family back home.
• Family Man: Cares deeply for his family back home, and points out that his love had just recently given birth.
• Gentle Giant: Shows genuine concern about not hurting any of his fellow members in the unit.
• The Leader: Starts off as a Squad Leader. He leads a group of massive soldiers known as the Heavy Weight Squad within the Fei Xin Unit. He eventually becomes one for a 100-man unit.
• Took a Level in Badass: Long Chuan starts off as a Squad Leader in the Fei Xin Unit. He becomes the leader of the unit's Heavy Weight Squad, and eventually becomes a 100-Man Commander.
• The Worf Effect: Lost badly to Fu Di during the Battle of Zui. However, he manages to get Revenge on Fu Di later on by charging him off the castle wall.

Chong Yuan

Chong Yuan

Japanese Pronunciation: Suu Gen

Fei Xin Unit Commander

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Voiced by: Jun Inoue (Japanese), Harrison Xu (English, Season 03 onwards)

A master sword user who first appeared as one of Xin's Squad Leaders for his special 100-man unit during the Battle of Mayang. Chong Yuan ends up losing his left eye during the battle, but manages to continue on as a prominent member of the Fei Xin Unit. He's currently worked his way up to being the Fei Xin Unit's primary commander over the infantry.

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• Cool Sword: His weapon is a sword.
• Embarrassing Nickname: Pants-pisser Chong Yuan, for his actions in his first battle.
• Eyepatch of Power: Sports an eye-patch later in the series after losing his left eye during the Battle of Mayang. However, it doesn't stop him from being a total badass on his own.
• Handicapped Badass: Even after losing his left eye, he continues to kick ass for the Fei Xin Unit.
• Idiot Hair: His hair-style.
• The Leader: Starts off as a Squad Leader, and then becomes the leader of a 100-man army. He's also been deemed as the leader of the Fei Xin Unit's infantry.
• Master Swordsman: Deemed the best swordsman in the entire unit besides Xin and Qiang Lei and his personal squad are almost equally good. The Battle of Mayang shows him cutting up many of Zhao's soldiers by himself.
• Perpetual Smiler: So confident in mastering the art of the sword that Chong Yuan is seen giving off a creepy looking smile whenever he's in battle as if everything is too easy for him. He tones down the smiling a bit after losing his eye.
• Took a Level in Badass: Chong Yuan starts off as a Squad Leader in the Fei Xin Unit to eventually become a 100-Man Commander. He also acquired the role as the leader of the Fei Xin Unit's infantry.

Qu Hai

Qu Hai

Japanese Pronunciation: Kyo Gai

Fei Xin Unit Commander

Voiced by: Sho Okumura (Japanese), Y. Chang (English, Season 03 onwards)

A soldier who first appeared as one of Xin's Squad Leaders for his special 100-man unit during the Battle of Mayang. As a part of the Fei Xin Unit, Qu Hai has since worked his way up to being a 100-Man Commander.

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• Distinguishing Mark: His primary character trait that distinguishes him amongst the rest of the soldiers is the leaf-shaped mark over his right eye.
• Killed Off for Real: He is slain by Pang Nuan.
• The Leader: Starts off as a Squad Leader, and then becomes the leader of a 100-man unit.
• Samurai Ponytail: His hair-style. A short one at that.
• Took a Level in Badass: Qu Hai starts off as a Squad Leader in the Fei Xin Unit to eventually become a 100-Man Commander.

Song Zuo

Song Zuo

Japanese Pronunciation: Shou Sa

Fei Xin Unit Commander

Voiced by: Jesse Inocalla (English, Season 03 onwards)

An optimistic soldier who first appeared as one of Xin's Squad Leaders for his special 100-man unit during the Battle of Mayang. As a part of the Fei Xin Unit, Song Zuo has since worked his way up to being a 100-Man Commander.

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• Alliterative Name: In Japanese, Shou Sa.
• Killed Off for Real: He dies saving Gan Dou's Unit.
• The Leader: Starts off as a Squad Leader, and then becomes the leader of a 100-man army.
• Nerves of Steel: Compared to many other soldiers, Song Zuo almost always remains calm no matter what situation they end up in.
• Perpetual Smiler: Tends to smile a lot.
• Took a Level in Badass: Song Zuo starts off as a Squad Leader in the Fei Xin Unit to eventually become a 100-man army commander.

Wei Ping

Wei Ping

Japanese Pronunciation: Bi Hei

Fei Xin Unit Squad Leader

Voiced by: Kosuke Toriumi (Japanese), Frank Todaro (English, Season 03 onwards)

A young man from the same village as Xin, and Wei Dao's older brother. Wei Ping eventually manages to become a 100-man Squad Leader for the Fei Xin Unit.

Stats: Strength |70|, Leadership |70|, Knowledge |68|, Buckteeth |100|

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• 10-Minute Retirement: Xin caught him with a bribe from one of Huan Yi's men to overlook their Rape, Pillage, and Burn and kicked him out of the unit, and Ping vents how he isn't badass enough and decided Screw This, I'm Outta Here. Then in the next chapter he attacks Huan Yi's men for insulting Xin, and after being delivered to Xin's camp barely alive they apologize to each other.
• Badass Normal: For a guy with absolutely average toughness, Wei Ping has done an amazing job surviving through all the intense war zones the Fei Xin Unit has taken part in.
• Asian Buck Teeth: One of his defining character traits.
• Butt-Monkey: Due to his antics, personality, and buck tooth character design, Wei Ping comes off as the comic relief for the Fei Xin Unit.
• Can't Catch Up: He is promoted to a 10-Man Commander along with most of Xin's notable subordinates such as Tian You and Chong Yuan immediately after Mayang, but while they have ever since continued being promoted and are now commanders of far more soldiers, Wei Ping has stagnated in his position. However, Wei Ping recognizes his lack of talent and is content to remain at his low position so long as he can continue serving under Xin.
  • He's finally promoted to a 100-Man Commander once Xin became a General much to his chagrin, as he would rather stay as a 10-Man Commander.
• In-Series Nickname: Known by many in the story as "Buck Teeth" due to his Asian Buck Teeth.
• Jerk with a Heart of Gold: He's a choleric complainer, but also a genuinely good person.
• The Leader: Of his 10-man unit.
• Lovable Coward: Despite his cowardly antics, Wei Ping has enough comradery and good traits that make him a worthy member of the Fei Xin Unit. He also crosses over to Cowardly Lion at times.
• My Girl Back Home: Often mentions wife during extended campaigns, though it takes hundreds of chapters for her to actually appear. Many of Wei Ping's fellow soldiers are surprised he has such a beautiful wife, or that she's actually a real person.
• Those Two Guys: With his brother, Wei Dao.
• Took a Level in Badass: He's gone from being a weak and cowardly former bully to a leader of a group of soldiers within the Fei Xin Unit.
• Ugly Guy, Hot Wife: He manages to get a really attractive girlfriend after the first Qin-Zhao battle.

Wei Dao

Wei Dao

Japanese Pronunciation: Bi Tou

Fei Xin Unit Squad Leader

Wei Ping's younger brother, who joins the Qin army alongside Xin. Wei Dao eventually becomes a 5-man Squad Leader for the Fei Xin Unit.

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• A Death in the Limelight: His moment to shine was also sadly the moments right before his death. Wei Dao provides Xin some deep words of wisdom moments before passing on to the afterlife about how he believes Xin will indeed become a Great General one day, because there's something about Xin that causes people to want to follow behind him into battle.
• Gentle Giant: Despite his huge size compared to the rest of the Qin soldiers, he's also one of the nicer folk.
• Heroic Sacrifice: He manages to save Xin's life after the Fei Xin Unit had been split apart by Wan Ji's army, only to die of the wounds sustained from that.
• Killed Off for Real: The first noteworthy character amongst the Fei Xin Unit to die.
• The Leader: Of his 5-man unit.
• My Girl Back Home: The woman he loves is back in the town that he, Wei Ping, and Xin originated from.
• Nice Guy: One of the nicer people amongst those of Qin.
• Those Two Guys: With his brother, Wei Ping.
• Took a Level in Badass: Started off as a normal civilian training to be a Qin soldier, but manages to eventually become one for the Fei Xin Unit.

Cang Ren

Cang Ren

Japanese Pronunciation: Sou Jin

Fei Xin Unit Squad Leader

A former hunter that joined the Fei Xin Unit as a recruit following the Heiyang Campaign, and Cang Dan's older brother. Despite failing the initial recruitment tests, Ren and his brother show off their incredible bow skills before Xin and company, which results in the two of them being accepted into the unit as specialists. He and Dan become the unit's first squad leaders dedicated to long-range fighting.

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• The Ace: He and Dan serve as the top archers of the Fei Xin Unit.
• Big Guy, Little Guy: The little guy to big Dan.
• Character Development: Ren had never actually killed another person, so he struggled to shoot at Zhao soldiers during the Siege of Xingwei. However, he eventually ends up Gaining the Will to Kill, and begins to kill Zhao defenders blocking the Fei Xin Units wall ladders.
• Cute Little Fangs: Shows off his teeth sometimes.
• Friendly Sniper
• Heroic Lineage: He and Dan are the sons of Cang Yuan, a famous cavalry archer commander that served under Duke Biao. It's a given that badass archery runs in the family.
• Improbable Aiming Skills: Can shoot an arrow to a target dead center while passing through gaps in running people. In battle, every single arrow of his meets the head of an officer.
• The Leader: Becomes a squad leader for the Fei Xin Unit.
• Nice Guy: Gets along with others quite nicely.
• Performance Anxiety: Ren struggles to kill anyone at first during the siege of Xingwei due to having not actually killed anyone before. However, he eventually goes through Gaining the Will to Kill.
• Red Oni, Blue Oni: The red to Dan's blue. Ren is more upfront and outgoing while Dan is more calm and submissive.
• Sibling Team: With Dan.
• Those Two Guys: With his brother Cang Dan as the two top archer recruits for the Fei Xin Unit.
• Training from Hell: He and Dan didn't have the strength to pass the initial Fei Xin Unit recruitment tests.
• Took a Level in Badass: Starts off as a normal civilian skilled with the bow, but then manages to become a full-fledged member of the Fei Xin Unit.

Cang Dan

Cang Dan

Japanese Pronunciation: Sou Tan

Fei Xin Unit Squad Leader

A former hunter that joined the Fei Xin Unit as a recruit following the Heiyang Campaign, and Cang Ren's younger brother. Despite failing the initial recruitment tests, Dan and his brother show off their incredible bow skills before Xin and company, which results in the two of them being accepted into the unit as specialists. He and Dan become the unit's first squad leaders dedicated to long-range fighting.

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• The Ace: He and Ren serve as the best archers of the Fei Xin Unit.
• Big Brother Instinct: Inverted, he slaughters the remnants of Jin Mao's unit including the man himself, after they tried to kill his brother and Diao.
• Big Guy, Little Guy: The big guy to little Ren.
• Charles Atlas Superpower: He can decapitate and easily pierce armor with his shots.
• Eyes Always Shut: Doesn't open his eyes much.
• Friendly Sniper: Pretty meek and generally pleasant.
• Heroic Lineage: He and Ren are the sons of Cang Yuan, a famous cavalry archer commander that served under Duke Biao. It's a given that badass archery runs in the family.
• Improbable Aiming Skills: As good a sniper as his older brother, but he hasn't unleashed his potential yet due to his Performance Anxiety. We see him shake off that anxiety, if only briefly, when Jin Mao is about to kill Ren: Dan gets furious and kills both Jin Mao and the rest of his unit.
• The Leader: Becomes a squad leader for the Fei Xin Unit.
• Performance Anxiety: Dan struggles to kill anyone during the siege of Xingwei due to having not actually killed anyone before. Unlike Ren who was able to go through Gaining the Will to Kill, Dan was unable to go through a similar process, and resulted in being unable to kill a single Zhao soldier throughout the siege.
• Nice Guy: Gets along with others quite nicely. One could argue that he's nicer than Ren since unlike said brother, Dan was unable to kill anyone during the siege of Xingwei.
• Red Oni, Blue Oni: The blue to Ren's red. Dan is more calm and submissive while Ren is more upfront and outgoing.
• The Quiet One: Compared to Ren, Dan is a lot less talkative.
• Sibling Team: With Ren.
• Those Two Guys: With his brother Cang Ren as the two top archer recruits for the Fei Xin Unit.
• Training from Hell: He and Ren didn't have the strength to pass the initial Fei Xin Unit recruitment tests.
• Took a Level in Badass: Starts off as a normal civilian skilled with the bow, but then manages to become a full-fledged member of the Fei Xin Unit.

Qiang Li

Qiang Li

Japanese Pronunciation: Kyou Rei

Qiang Lei's other sister and the current holder of the Chiyou title. She tried to kill Qiang Lei for the same reason You Lian did, but gives up upon hearing her out.

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• Cute and Psycho: Xin's unit quickly regrets treating her like another Qiang Lei, as she destroys Zhao soldiers like toys to break and would do the same to Qin's if they get too close. While she no longer threatens the Fei Xin, she is still too cheerful for a killing machine.
• Cynicism Catalyst: Qiang Shi, her sister, performing Suicide by Cop in the Ritual after they've both promised to fight seriously took a toll on Li's sanity. She got better.
• Defeat Means Friendship: Unlike You Lian, Qiang Lei beats her nonlethally and hears her story, which resolves the issue.
• Evil Counterpart: She has the same appearance, skills and backstory as Qiang Lei, but unlike her she didn't run away from Deadly Graduation.
• Fair-Play Villain: She would like to kill Xin's men for being a nuisance, but she's only interested to duel Qiang Lei, who still needed a few days to recover. If it took longer, either they or she would eventually snap.
• Redemption Demotion: At the time of her introduction, she could be considered World's Strongest Man in a series already full of One Man Armies. Once she stops being the Arc Villainess, she's just too clumsy or unlucky to make major contributions to battles, leaving Xin to do the hard work.
• Token Evil Teammate: For a brief while she brought a lot of victories for Xin, but being unhinged and uncontrollable, resulted in the rest of the group wanting to kick her out, by force if necessary, and not like she planned to stay anyway. She did stay eventually, but she's still too much of a wild card.
• Took a Level in Kindness: Went from Perpetual Frowner to Genki Girl after joining for real.
• Troll: Likes to goof off mid-fight and make jokes at someone's expense.

Other Fei Xin Unit Members

Shi

Japanese Pronunciation: Seki

Fei Xin Unit Commander

A mountain tribesman soldier who first appeared as one of Xin's Squad Leaders for his special 100-man army during the Battle of Mayang. Joining the Fei Xin Unit, Shi serves as a special commander over his Blue Stone Tribe, who've also joined up with the unit.

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• In-Series Nickname: He's also known as "the ear who hears even the flapping of wings."
• The Leader: Starts off as a Squad Leader, and then joins the Fei Xin Unit where he has command over his Blue Stone Tribe.
• Savage Piercings: Has many on his ears.
• Super-Senses: Proves himself to have the strongest hearing sense in the Fei Xin Unit, which comes in handy on several occasions.
• Tribal Face Paint: Shi's defining character trait is the 5 rectangle markings on his face.
• Took a Level in Badass: Goes from a simple Squad Leader to a commander of the Fei Xin Unit's Blue Stone Tribe.

Tian Xiao

Japanese Pronunciation: Den Kou

Fei Xin Unit Commander

A soldier who was assigned to be Diao's helper when she became the Fei Xin Unit's strategist. Tian Xiao serves as a supporting commander for the unit.

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• Cool Sword: His weapon is a sword. He's also seen throwing rocks at one point.
• Flat Character: There isn't much to him apart from being the guy that basically bodyguards Diao.
• The Leader: As a commander for the Fei Xin Unit.
• Number Two: Serves as an adjutant for Diao.
• Surrounded by Smart People: Plays off like the normal guy that can't believe what's going on around him. Particularly when he comes to Diao's plans.
• What Happened to the Mouse?: He seems to have disappeared after the Zhuyong Campaign.

Lu Yan

Japanese Pronunciation: Ro En

Fei Xin Unit Squad Leader

An old veteran soldier who first appeared as one of Xin's Squad Leaders for his special 100-man army during the Battle of Mayang. He then officially joins the Fei Xin Unit where he continues to serve as one of its Squad Leaders.

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• Eyes Always Shut: Never opens his eyes.
• Flat Character: Lu Yan hasn't had much to do ever since he joined the Fei Xin Unit.
• The Leader: Leads a 10-man squad for the Fei Xin Unit.
• Mentor Archetype: Uses his knowledge as a veteran soldier to provide words of wisdom to the younger fighters.
• Old Soldier: One of the oldest to fight in the Qin military.

Ze Gui

Japanese Pronunciation: Taku Kei

Fei Xin Unit Squad Leader

Voiced by: Haruo Satou, Creator/Shawn Gann (English, Season 03 onwards)

The former leader of the 5-man unit that Xin was a part of when the latter was just starting out. Ze Gui eventually becomes a 200-Man Commander for the Fei Xin Unit.

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• Eyes Always Shut: His eyes never open.
• The Leader: He was the official leader of himself, Xin, Wei Ping, Wei Dao, and Qiang Lei, when they were a 5-man squad first starting out in the Rongyang Campaign arc. He eventually becomes the leader of a 200-man squad within the Fei Xin Unit.
• Old Soldier: Is one of the eldest members of the Fei Xin Unit who managed to survive to the present day.
• Talking in Your Sleep: Talks in his sleep according to Qiang Lei.
• Took a Level in Badass: Was once considered to be the weakest 5-man squad leader, but eventually manages to become a 200-man Squad Leader for the Fei Xin Unit.
• Weak, but Skilled: He was always deemed the weakest 5-man squad leader in the army. Still, not once had someone in his squad die in combat.

Gan Dou

Japanese Pronunciation: Kan To

Fei Xin Unit Squad Leader

A soldier who joined the Fei Xin Unit as a recruit following the Heiyang Campaign. Gan Dou manages to pass the hellish training alongside many other newcomers, and is assigned as one of the unit's new squad leaders.

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• Arrogant Kung-Fu Guy: He complains that he doesn't need to go through the Fei Xin Unit's Training from Hell, and that he's already good enough to pass with just his sword skills. However, Gan Dou quickly realizes how wrong he is after being defeated easily by Chong Yuan.
• Curb-Stomp Battle: Ends up on the receiving end of one from commander Chong Yuan when Gan Dou didn't believe he required the Training from Hell.
• Embarrassing Nickname: Given the nickname "All Talk Gan Dou" by Chong Yuan until he can get his act together.
• Humble Pie: Chong Yuan easily defeating Gan Dou during training silences any complaints from the latter. Gan Dou also comes to respect the Fei Xin Unit for what they are since he's now experienced the strength of one of the unit's top fighters.
• Scars Are Forever: Has a scar near his right eye.
• The Everyman: As Fei Xin gets bigger and the main cast gets thrust into more leadership roles, Gan Dou reintroduces the POV of a low-rank foot soldier to the viewer.
• Took a Level in Badass: He basically started off as a normal person, but then makes it through the Training from Hell, and becomes one of the new squad leaders for the Fei Xin Unit.
• Training from Hell: Makes it through the Fei Xin Unit's exhausting recruitment tests.