Man Goku commanded the Man Goku Army as a Zhao general. His deep hatred for Qin originated from surviving the Chouhei massacre as a child, witnessing Qin forces execute 400,000 surrendered Zhao soldiers, including his father and older brother. This event fundamentally shaped his worldview, fueling ruthless actions against Qin civilians and soldiers. Physically, he possessed an imposing gaunt frame, tall stature, thin white hair, bloodshot red eyes, and blackened teeth. He frequently wore minimal clothing like a light purple cape and war boots, but donned sleeveless robes, dark blue pants, and grayish armor in battle. His lean build concealed surprising muscular strength. His personality combined silence during strategy meetings with explosive frenzied violence on the battlefield. He harbored a fanatical desire for vengeance against Qin, ordering his troops to slaughter soldiers and civilians indiscriminately. He displayed unwavering loyalty to Hou Ken, addressing him as "sama" or "lord" and rushing to his aid in combat. Despite his brutality, he acknowledged hatred's cyclical nature, warning survivors of violence would inevitably seek retribution. During the Battle of Bayou, he commanded troops destroying villages around the city, positioning himself provocatively half-naked within arrow range. He later led a night assault on Kan Ou's camp, dueling Kan Ou where both sustained injuries. He pursued the Hi Shin Unit after they wounded Hou Ken, recognizing them as General Fuu Ki's killers. In the Coalition Invasion Arc, under Kei Sha's orders, he attacked the rear flank of Duke Hyou's army at Kankoku Pass. His advance was halted by Shin and the Hi Shin Unit. During their confrontation, he recounted the trauma of Chouhei, challenging Shin's belief in unifying China by arguing enduring hatred would perpetuate violence. Shin countered that personal losses hadn't led him to vengeance due to supportive companions, while Man Goku succumbed to despair without such bonds. Man Goku died from wounds inflicted by Shin, stating he would "watch" to see if Shin upheld his promise to prevent future tragedies. As a commander, his strength focused on assault tactics. He wielded a jagged-edged sword effectively, leveraging his long reach against opponents like Kan Ou and Shin. His leadership rallied soldiers sharing his vendetta against Qin, many of whom also lost family at Chouhei. His assessed capabilities were Strength 88, Leadership 80, Intelligence 70.