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Hao likes to watch fights, particularly those that involve Yoh. During the anime, from the time Yoh arrives in America, Hao is always watching him at some point. However it is the fights that the strong shamans and Yoh are in that Hao is most interested.

At one point, he also shows great interest in Ren, asking him to join his team. Ren refuses, and Hao does not bring up the subject again until the final battle in the anime. He states that Ren's temper is suitable for his power, "as expected of someone I once had my eyes on."

Hao constantly keeps an eye on Yoh or sends his men or women to do his bidding in an effort to make Yoh stronger so that when he and Yoh "become one", Hao won't be pulled back by Yoh's weakness. The reason for this is that Yoh is actually Hao's reincarnation- part of Hao's original soul was reincarnated as Yoh, so Hao wants to merge their souls eventually so he can become whole again, and much more powerful.

Near the end of the series, there are some differences that should be noted: In the Japanese version of the anime, Hao is disgusted with Yoh due to his "Everything will work out" attitude. In addition, he says that he has more than enough power ever since the Spirit of Fire consumed Shamash, so he no longer needs Yoh. However, he still consumes Yoh's soul because he considers him an eyesore. In the English dub, Zeke says that Yoh's true purpose is to join forces with him so that they can take the Great Spirits (King of Spirits in the English dub), and since Yoh refuses, he consumes his soul, but not before hinting that he would've spared Yoh had he just "fulfilled his destiny".

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