The Uighur (Simplified: 伟哥尔; Traditional: 偉哥爾; Hanyu pinyin: Wèi gē èr) (pronounced wē-gu̇r) ethnic group is a Turkic ethnic group originally from the Xinjiang Uyghur Autonomous Region in China; the Uighurs call it "East Turkestan", and demand more autonomy. The Uighurs, who practice Islam, total about 8.4 million people in China, in addition to expatriates outside China.
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| - The Uighur (Simplified: 伟哥尔; Traditional: 偉哥爾; Hanyu pinyin: Wèi gē èr) (pronounced wē-gu̇r) ethnic group is a Turkic ethnic group originally from the Xinjiang Uyghur Autonomous Region in China; the Uighurs call it "East Turkestan", and demand more autonomy. The Uighurs, who practice Islam, total about 8.4 million people in China, in addition to expatriates outside China.
- Uighur is one of the many villains that Kenshiro faces in his jury. Uighur is the head of the Cassandra city-like prison under direct order of Raoh.
- One of Uighur’s island resorts was Syrinx and Ruben’s chosen holiday destination in 2606.
- Uighur (ウイグル獄長, Uiguru Gokucho) is the warden of the prison where Toki and other martial artists are held captive, Cassandra. On his master's orders to make Raoh the strongest in the world, Uighur hunts down surviving martial artists around the world, steals the scrolls for their greatest techniques, and imprisons them against their will. He also imprisons their families and doesn't let anyone escape from the prison alive. He kills the runaways and any who dares to disobey him, creating a large cemetery outside of the prison. Uighur thinks himself as the king of the ghost town and is often found lounging on his elaborate throne.
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| - The Uighur (Simplified: 伟哥尔; Traditional: 偉哥爾; Hanyu pinyin: Wèi gē èr) (pronounced wē-gu̇r) ethnic group is a Turkic ethnic group originally from the Xinjiang Uyghur Autonomous Region in China; the Uighurs call it "East Turkestan", and demand more autonomy. The Uighurs, who practice Islam, total about 8.4 million people in China, in addition to expatriates outside China.
- Uighur is one of the many villains that Kenshiro faces in his jury. Uighur is the head of the Cassandra city-like prison under direct order of Raoh.
- Uighur (ウイグル獄長, Uiguru Gokucho) is the warden of the prison where Toki and other martial artists are held captive, Cassandra. On his master's orders to make Raoh the strongest in the world, Uighur hunts down surviving martial artists around the world, steals the scrolls for their greatest techniques, and imprisons them against their will. He also imprisons their families and doesn't let anyone escape from the prison alive. He kills the runaways and any who dares to disobey him, creating a large cemetery outside of the prison. Uighur thinks himself as the king of the ghost town and is often found lounging on his elaborate throne. When Kenshiro faces him, he is proud of the "cursed legend" of Cassandra and challenges the youth to a match. For his own enjoyment, he places a row of prisoners into a large guillotine and bets their lives on the match. If Uighur wins, the prisoners would lose their lives. After his techniques fail against his opponent, he is defeated by the Hyakuretsu Ken technique and explodes inside the freshly dug grave spot originally reserved for Kenshiro. A majority of the prison guards and prisoners present are enthusiastic with their freedom and swear to not serve Ken-oh. After Toki reunites with Kenshiro, Uighur arises from the grave to mention the other legend regarding Cassandra, warning that the city will return to nothingness. His body then splits into two.
- One of Uighur’s island resorts was Syrinx and Ruben’s chosen holiday destination in 2606.
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