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GENERAL/STORY:
Kim is a Tae Kwon Do master
with wife and two kids (Dong Hwan
and Jae Hoon), he joined the South Town tournaments
as well as the KOF tournament. To get a team, he captured two escaped criminals,
Choi
and Chang, and forced them to join
him. Later, he has also teamed up with his rival
Jhun
and up-comer May Lee. His belief in good and his
quest for justice borders on obsession and he has no mercy for evil. His
famous quote is "evil is unforgivable!"
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ORIGIN:
Fatal
Fury 2
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OTHER
APPEARANCES:
Fatal
Fury Real Bout, Fatal Fury Real Bout
2, Fatal Fury Real Bout Special,
King
of Fighters 94, King of Fighters
94 Rebout, King of Fighters 95, King
of Fighters 96,
King of Fighters 97,
King
of Fighters 98,
King of Fighters
98: Ultimate Match, King of Fighters
99,
King of Fighters 2000,
King
of Fighters 2001,
King of Fighters
2002, King of Fighters 2002 Unlimited Match,
King
of Fighters 2003,
King of Fighters XI,
King
of Fighters XII, King of Fighters XIII,
King of Fighters R2,
Card
Fighters Clash, Card Fighters
Clash 2, Card Fighters
Clash DS, Capcom VS SNK, Capcom
VS SNK: Pro, Capcom VS SNK 2, SNK
VS Capcom Chaos
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REVIEW:
The fact that
Kim "believes in good" and is clearly a good guy is stereotypically
what a TaeKwonDo practitioner should be according to the well known "tenets
of TKD"... I should know, being a TKD master myself. Heh heh.
Kim's look is cool, yet very traditional for a TKD guy. And yeah, he looks a bit
like Tom Cruise in certain pics... Heh heh. His Tae Kwon Do
style is accurate for the most part, yet very exaggerated, but overall he fights
and acts a lot like a real TKD practitioner
would. He wasn't very exciting as a design in his debut or in the early Fatal
Fury series, but in later games he acquired some killer moves!
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