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Ouga is a white golden Makai Armor that specializes in long sword combat. Whoever wears this armor will take the title of the Ouga the Hawk Emperor Knight (鷹皇騎士・王牙（オウガ）Ōkō Kishi Ōga', lit. "King Fang") or Ogre the Emperor Knight. The armor first appears in the pachinko game GARO: Makai Decisive Battle Gaoh and makes its live debut in Moonbow Traveler.
Description & Characteristics
Ouga is considered the most powerful Makai Armor and bestowed to only the strongest knight. However, the armor vanished through history and hasn't made a return in modern times, making the knight of the Garo armor the strongest in modern times. Because of its limited appearance, little is understood about the full capabilities of the armor. Other than its broadsword, it was never revealed what can the armor do.
History
Makai Decisive Battle Gaoh
In the Pachinko Game story, Ouga is a senior Makai Knight member of the Senate. He is a contestant of the tournament (the game title), held to measure the ability of the Makai Knights, as such he could also be the one hosting the tournament. Ouga is currently the one on the top of the tournament as he is regarded as The powerful person that holds the silver armor.
Moonbow Traveler
In the events of Moonbow Traveler, Raiga's birth awakened the surviving dark remnants of Barago/Kiba. Barago returned and targeted knights to use their power to summon the legendary armor: Ouga. Barago wanted to combine the powers of the Kiba and Ouga armor to become a new entity of great power. It was briefly fused with the Kiba but it was separated from Kiba after a battle with Taiga, Kouga, and Raiga Saejima, Raiga, presumably either returning to whence it came or was destroyed. It is stated by Kouga that once it was Ouga (as opposed to Garo) who hailed as the most powerful Makai Knight.
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Notes & Trivia
- The Hawk theme of the armor may be related to Japanse Falconry known as Takagari.
- This armor was originally exclusive to the pachinko game Makai Kessen Gaoh, before making its live-action debut in Moonbow Traveler.
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