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Hayabusa is the eyes and ears of Shan-Yu over all of China. He also serves as a warning and a trade-mark of Shan-Yu, showing up everytime the Hun army attacks an area. Shan-Yu seems to have a connection with Hayabusa, and seems to be able to understand him. | Hayabusa is the eyes and ears of Shan-Yu over all of China. He also serves as a warning and a trade-mark of Shan-Yu, showing up everytime the Hun army attacks an area. Shan-Yu seems to have a connection with Hayabusa, and seems to be able to understand him. | ||
== Kingdom Hearts II == | == ''Kingdom Hearts II'' == | ||
In ''[[Kingdom Hearts II]]'', Hayabusa is normally seen in cut-scenes with Shan-Yu. At the boss battle against Shan-Yu, he fights along side Shan-Yu. His only attack was a diving peck. His fate is not cinematically shown, but he probably died with Shan-Yu. | In ''[[Kingdom Hearts II]]'', Hayabusa is normally seen in cut-scenes with Shan-Yu. At the boss battle against Shan-Yu, he fights along side Shan-Yu. His only attack was a diving peck. His fate is not cinematically shown, but he probably died with Shan-Yu. | ||
Revision as of 19:56, 14 February 2009
File:Shan Yu.jpg
Hayabusa perched on Shan Yu's arm.
Hayabusa is a falcon from Disney's Mulan. He is the pet of Shan-Yu, leader of the Hun army.
Description
Hayabusa is the eyes and ears of Shan-Yu over all of China. He also serves as a warning and a trade-mark of Shan-Yu, showing up everytime the Hun army attacks an area. Shan-Yu seems to have a connection with Hayabusa, and seems to be able to understand him.
Kingdom Hearts II
In Kingdom Hearts II, Hayabusa is normally seen in cut-scenes with Shan-Yu. At the boss battle against Shan-Yu, he fights along side Shan-Yu. His only attack was a diving peck. His fate is not cinematically shown, but he probably died with Shan-Yu.
Trivia
- Hayabusa is the Japanese word for "falcon".
