Kane (Highlander)

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Highlander character
Kane
Race Human, Immortal
Gender Male
Hair color Black
Eye color Brown
Age 1522 (at time of death)
Born in 472, Mongolia
Affiliations Connor MacLeod
Past affiliations Nakano, Khabul Khan, Senghi Khan
Mentors Nakano
Weapons Katana
Status Deceased
Killed by Connor MacLeod
Portrayed by Mario Van Peebles
First appearance Highlander III
Movies 3

Kane is a fictional character from the Highlander movies, portrayed by actor Mario Van Peebles. He is an Immortal.

He was the main antagonist to Connor MacLeod in Highlander III: The Sorcerer.

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Kane was a Mongolian warrior who fought with Genghis Khan. During those years he met two Mongolian warriors, Khabul Khan and Senghi Khan, who became his henchman. In the middle of 14th century, he became Nakano’s student, an Immortal who mastered the art of illusion. Nakano however would deny him the secrets of illusion and Kane, left enraged, promising one day to return, when he thought himself ready to face his master. He started to focus on The Game, and became a powerful contender. Two hundred years later, after spreading destruction all across Asia, he returned to Nakano’s cave with his henchmen to gain the power of illusion from him. There he met Nakano’s most recent pupil, Connor MacLeod. MacLeod, who had been warned by Nakano about him, tried to attack him but was easily beaten. Before Kane could behead MacLeod, Nakano interfered and the two fought. After decapitating him, he gained his magical abilities but was trapped in the cave after the Quickening made Nakano’s cave collapse. Only Connor MacLeod escaped. He and his henchmen would remain prisoners there for almost 400 years. This would keep them from participating in the 1985 New York Gathering. They escaped in 1994 thanks to archaeological excavations that were being made in the cave.

The final battle
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The final battle

After leaving the cave he beheaded Senghi Kahn as a warning to MacLeod (who felt the Quickening) and sent Khabul Khan after him. He was easily disposed of by MacLeod. Kane arrived in New York and fought MacLeod in a Japanese gym. After breaking MacLeod’s katana, he realized they were fighting next to a chapel, which was holy ground, and left. He would kidnap MacLeod’s adoptive son, John, to lure him to a new fight. With his katana restored, he fought Kane and was able to overcome his illusions to behead him and finally become the last Immortal.

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Movies - Highlander III

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Preceded by
General Katana
Highlander Movie Kimmies
Highlander III: The Sorcerer
Succeeded by
Jacob Kell
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HIGHLANDER
Movies Highlander | Highlander II: The Quickening | Highlander III: The Sorcerer

Highlander: Endgame | Highlander: The Source

TV Series Highlander: The Series (episodes) | Highlander: The Raven (episodes)
Animated Highlander: The Animated Series | The Methos Chronicles | Highlander: Vengeance
Books The Element of Fire | Scimitar | Scotland the Brave | Measure of a Man | The Path | Zealot | Shadow of Obsession | The Captive Soul | White Silence | An Evening at Joe's
V. Games Highlander: The Last of the MacLeods
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