Gebu

Those who say the apple does not fall far from the tree have likely never met Gebu Jr., son of the mythic Foot Chou. For all the trusting compassion and do-gooding of his father, Gebu has a keen eye of cynacism and mistrust.

His fistfoot is quite a bit larger than his father's, thus he never had the trouble of learning to walk early in life or the psychological damage that comes from such a deformity. Instead, Gebu embraced his unique physiology and and trained his body extensively, some would say at the cost of his intelligence but they would be wrong.

## Son of Fistfoot

Gebu's early life is still shrouded in mystery; however, it is certain that he was expelled from university in America after an incident that left him blind in his right eye. Subsequently, his father sent him to Vietnam to learn from Uncle Zebu. He tried to build a life in Vietnam but it fell apart and he left.

## Leader of Rinkutown

By the time of the fight resurgence, Gebu had turned Rinkutown into a decent place to live. The fights he runs there are arguably more brutal and less flashy than those in the Preservation; however, the medical facilities are a priority and, although their materials may not be name brand, fighters in Rinkutown do tend to get better health care than in the Preservation.

As a fight organizer, Gebu is similar to his Preservation counterparts in that he’s crudely smart. He recognizes people’s motivations and triggers right away. Though his attitude is not as refined or smooth as Room's or Willie's, Gebu is more respectful.

Ultimately, he desires to test people’s limits. He doesn't see his fighters as tools for profit or notoriety; rather, he derives joy from seeing them grow stronger.

Despite his intelligence, he cares not for lengthy discussion or philosophy. He is a simple man and enjoys simple people. He often chooses shallow partners and “likes to indulge in the stupidity of life.”

## Fight History

##### GOLDEN AGE: SEASON 2

THE IMMACULATE DECEPTION: GEBU, JR. V. FOOT 3

When Gebu sees who's approaching, he sends his men to test Foot 3. Then spars with a style he's not felt in years. He claimed of the pregnancy but never if the baby had been born and he didn’t know what happened after mom left. She moved to the USA and they were separated with Cici taking up guardianship of Foot III. She later died of super-malaria.

##### GOLDEN AGE: SEASON 3

FIGHT 105: GEBU V. PEASANT / SUGAR

While out on a mission, Gebu gets caught in a thermal storm which singed off most of his body hair. He returns to Rinkutown looking quite rediculous and in quite a bad mood. When Peasant and Sugar make the unwise choice of asking him where all his hair went, they find themselves on the wrong side of a beating. There's a reason why Gebu is boss in Rinkutown.

##### GOLDEN AGE: SEASON 4

When the threat of the Tarbaby becomes too large to ignore, Gebu forms a team to face it. With Peasant, Taipei Sugar, Inessa Leonov and Vishnet at his side, they mount an attack...

##### GOLDEN AGE: SEASON 5

Though Gebu is gone, the systems he pioneered in Rinkutown have spread and blossomed in Ponto Central, the final stronghold of freedom.

## Trivia

Gebu has several major flaws. Firstly, he is blind to the fact that his desire to "test people" in order to strengthen them is ultimately condescending and arrogant, thus perpetuating a divide between he and those closest to him. Perhaps it is for this reason that below the surface he is clearly a wounded man, at times very distant. Though he's surrounded by people, he's often lonely. He's hot-headed to a fault and often loses control when he witnesses that which he hates most: true injustice.