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* ShadowArchetype: KUSANAGI plays this role to Kyo, naturally enough.

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* ShadowArchetype: KUSANAGI plays this role to Kyo, naturally enough.enough, representing what he could become if he completely spurned his attachments in favor of the thrill of the fight.


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* ShadowArchetype: Nameless is, at his core, who K9999 could've been had he let authority guide him, formed genuine bonds with others, and put their needs above his own -- concepts completely alien to the egotistical, order-hating K9999.
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[[Characters/TheKingOfFightersHeroes Protagonists]] | [[Characters/TheKingOfFightersRivals Deuteragonists]] ([[Characters/TheKingOfFightersIoriYagami Iori Yagami]])\\

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* EatTheDog: [[{{Squick}} Let's just say that there is no comedic value in this when it comes to Ron.]]
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* AsskickingLeadsToLeadership[=/=]AuthorityGrantsAsskicking: Was the leader of the Hizoku and betrayed them to become a high-ranking official in NESTS. Is teamed up with a SNKBoss and can ''[[MegatonPunch break your guard]]''.
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* MyMasterRightOrWrong: Nameless is completely aware of NESTS's inner corruption, yet continues to serve them, believing that if he proves his loyalty for long enough, [[{{Necromantic}} they'll give him Isolde back]].
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* LightFeminineAndDarkFeminine: The Light to Ángel's Dark; while both may be white-haired women with a backstory linked to NESTS and a close connection to a 9999th clone, Isolde dressed and acted more far more delicately than the openly provocative and crude Ángel.
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* FourTemperamentEnsemble: The Phlegmatic of the quartet consisting of K', Kula, K9999 and himself, being rather reserved yet especially empathetic towards Isolde, even if [[ExtremeDoormat he's too willing to obey NESTS]].

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* CorruptedCharacterCopy: Nameless debuted merely 3 months after [[Franchise/{{Tekken}} Lars Alexandersson]], and it's easy to see the similarities between them, with both being spiky-haired main characters of an UpdatedRerelease with scarred faces, dead love interests revived through technology, and uneasy affiliation with an organization willing to commit atrocities. There is one trait of Lars that Nameless mostly lacks, though: the willingness to put his conscience above his superiors and revolt against them.

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* CorruptedCharacterCopy: Nameless debuted merely 3 months after [[Franchise/{{Tekken}} Lars Alexandersson]], and it's easy to see the similarities between them, with both being spiky-haired main characters of an UpdatedRerelease with scarred faces, dead love interests partially revived through technology, and uneasy affiliation with an organization willing to commit atrocities. There is one trait of Lars that Nameless mostly lacks, though: the willingness to put his conscience above his superiors and revolt against them. them.
* DarkIsNotEvil: In contrast to the PrimaryColorChampion K9999, Nameless has a fairly subdued purple and black color scheme. Nameless is additionally practically a saint compared to K9999, with far more tragic reasons for his own villainy and a less volatile and more affable temperament.

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* CanonImmigrant: KUSANAGI first appeared in the non-canon ''2002'' and in ''2003'' as Kyo's {{evil|Knockoff}} [[CloningBlues magical doppelganger]]. An update in September 2022 to the [[https://www.snk-corp.co.jp/us/games/kof-portal/characters/ character database in the official KOF site]] made him canon as a NESTS experiment.
* CloningBlues: A curious example since he is the result of NESTS imbuing the Kusanagi flame on a blank clone body.

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* CanonImmigrant: KUSANAGI first appeared in the non-canon ''2002'' and in ''2003'' as Kyo's {{evil|Knockoff}} [[CloningBlues magical doppelganger]].doppelganger. An update in September 2022 to the [[https://www.snk-corp.co.jp/us/games/kof-portal/characters/ character database in the official KOF site]] made him canon as a NESTS experiment. \n* CloningBlues: A curious example since he is the result of NESTS imbuing the Kusanagi flame on a blank clone body.
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* CorruptedCharacterCopy: Nameless debuted merely 3 months after [[Franchise/{{Tekken}} Lars Alexandersson]], and it's easy to see the similarities between them, with both being spiky-haired main characters of an UpdatedRerelease with scarred faces, dead love interests revived through technology, and uneasy affiliation with an organization willing to commit atrocities. There is one trait of Lars that Nameless mostly lacks, though: the willingness to put his conscience above his superiors and revolt against them.
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** It even extends to their color schemes and handedness; the brash K9999 has a loud and bold yellow and blue color scheme and wears his PowerLimiter on his right hand. Whereas the more melancholic Nameless has a more subdued purple and black outfit and his PowerLimiter is on his left hand. (Ironically, despite Nameless [[DarkIsEvil donning the darker clothes]] and [[ASinisterClue being the left-handed one]], K9999 is the nastier of the two by a landslide.)

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** It even extends to their [[YellowPurpleContrast color schemes schemes]] and handedness; [[LeftHandedMirror handedness]]; the brash K9999 has a loud and bold yellow and blue color scheme and wears his PowerLimiter on his right hand. Whereas the more melancholic Nameless has a more subdued purple and black outfit and his PowerLimiter is on his left hand. (Ironically, despite Nameless [[DarkIsEvil donning the darker clothes]] and [[ASinisterClue being the left-handed one]], K9999 is the nastier of the two by a landslide.)
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* CloneDegeneration: While he is much more mentally stable than K9999, Nameless being a 9999th clone as well has resulted in his powers being volatile enough to reduce someone to ashes by merely touching their shoulder.
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* WhipItGood: Luan favors a long cord weapon, presumably of this weapon family.

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-> The eponymous leader of the NESTS syndicate, he is a no-nonsense type of man. Less than pleased with Krizalid's failure and the betrayal of Clone Zero, he personally oversees the ''2001'' tournament. Unfortunately, he's done in by the machinations of Igniz, his son, and Misty, his secretary, the former of whom kills him unceremoniously right before the finals.

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-> The eponymous leader Founder of the NESTS secret crime syndicate, he is a no-nonsense type of man. Less than pleased with Krizalid's failure NESTS. His son Igniz killed him and took control of the betrayal of Clone Zero, he personally oversees organization, all the ''2001'' tournament. Unfortunately, he's done in by while pretending to be his father the machinations of Igniz, his son, and Misty, his secretary, the former of whom kills him unceremoniously right before the finals.entire time.



* ImpersonationExclusiveCharacter: The Nests the player meets, is just a puppet of Igniz since the real one got killed long before the tournament.



* BaitAndSwitchBoss: As the host of the 2001 tournament, he is set up as the FinalBoss of the game. However, he is killed by Igniz shortly after his introduction.

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* BaitAndSwitchBoss: As the host of the 2001 tournament, he is set up as the FinalBoss of the game. However, he is killed by Igniz shortly after his introduction.nothing more than a puppet of Igniz.
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** K9999 is a complete {{Jerkass}} who is not above badmouthing his enemies and mistreating his own teammates, even going so far as to [[TeamKiller attempt to murder Foxy]]. Nameless is, contrastingly, mostly far more respectful towards those he faces, especially Kula, and does what he does for Isolde's sake.

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** K9999 is a complete {{Jerkass}} who is not above badmouthing his enemies and mistreating his own teammates, even going so far as to [[TeamKiller attempt to murder Foxy]]. Nameless is, contrastingly, mostly far more respectful respectful, if impersonal, towards those he faces, especially Kula, and does what he does entirely for Isolde's sake.
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* ContrastingSequelAntagonist: Much like how Nameless contrasts his fellow 9999th clone K9999, Isolde is the direct opposite of K9999's companion Ángel -- both may be white-haired girls associated with NESTS, but while Ángel is alive and well, a close-contact wrestler donning a [[{{Stripperiffic}} rather sexualized]] black and blue outfit, and has a snappy personality even towards K9999, Isolde has been [[PosthumousCharacter dead for quite a while]], relied on her [[AnIcePerson cryokinetic powers]] when she was alive, wore a modest white dress, and is noticeably gentle while interacting with Nameless even beyond death.
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* {{Necromantic}}: The only reason why he continues to follow NESTS, despite knowing about their misdeeds, is to attempt to get them to resurrect his lost love Isolde.
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%% * ChristmasCake: She's implied to be close in age to Foxy (her colleague and friend who is 28 and in a similar predicament). However, this might be of her own volition.
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%%* TheUnfought* BaitAndSwitchBoss: As the host of the 2001 tournament, he is set up as the FinalBoss of the game. However, he is killed by Igniz shortly after his introduction.
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* AsskickingEqualsAuthority[=/=]AuthorityEqualsAsskicking: Was the leader of the Hizoku and betrayed them to become a high-ranking official in NESTS. Is teamed up with a SNKBoss and can ''[[MegatonPunch break your guard]]''.

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* AsskickingEqualsAuthority[=/=]AuthorityEqualsAsskicking: AsskickingLeadsToLeadership[=/=]AuthorityGrantsAsskicking: Was the leader of the Hizoku and betrayed them to become a high-ranking official in NESTS. Is teamed up with a SNKBoss and can ''[[MegatonPunch break your guard]]''.
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* LeftHandedMirror: He wears his PowerLimiter on his left hand, as opposed to K9999 wearing his own on his right, to highlight [[ContrastingReplacementCharacter how different Nameless is from K9999 in almost every way]].
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->''"Hallelujah, brother! You just met your maker!"''

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->''"Hallelujah, brother! You just met your maker!"''
->''"I'm gonna have you glowing red hot!"''



->'''Fighting style:''' Kusanagi-style ancient martial arts

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->'''Fighting style:''' Kusanagi-style of ancient martial arts + personal style of Kenpo



-> KUSANAGI is yet another of NESTS experiments, this time, one that transplanted the power of Kusanagi's flames into a cloned body. He's a lot more belligerent and rude than Kyo and his only goal is to fight others. He appears in 2003 as an illusion from the Yata Mirror created by Chizuru Kagura while she was under the possession of Botan. He exists to test the strength of the contestants in the ''2003'' tournament.

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-> KUSANAGI is yet another of NESTS experiments, this time, one that transplanted NESTS, the power of syndicate bent on world domination, developed a project to transplant Kyo Kusanagi's flames flame power into a cloned body. He's a lot more belligerent body, and rude thus, KUSANAGI was born into this world. KUSANAGI has a somewhat rougher personality than Kyo the original Kyo, and his only goal is to fight others. He often belligerent. In KOF 2003, he appears in 2003 as an illusion from the Yata Mirror created by Chizuru Kagura while she was under the possession of Botan. He exists to test the strength of the contestants in the ''2003'' tournament.a mid-boss.



* CanonImmigrant: KUSANAGI first appeared in the non-canon ''2002'' and in ''2003'' as Kyo's {{evil|Knockoff}} [[CloningBlues magical doppelganger]]. An update in September 2022 to the [[https://www.snk-corp.co.jp/official/kof-portal/characters/#all character database in the official KOF site]] made him canon as a NESTS experiment.

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* CanonImmigrant: KUSANAGI first appeared in the non-canon ''2002'' and in ''2003'' as Kyo's {{evil|Knockoff}} [[CloningBlues magical doppelganger]]. An update in September 2022 to the [[https://www.snk-corp.co.jp/official/kof-portal/characters/#all jp/us/games/kof-portal/characters/ character database in the official KOF site]] made him canon as a NESTS experiment.



** VideoGame/{{MUGEN}} versions of him usually have the red eyes in the sprites, however.

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** VideoGame/{{MUGEN}} versions of him usually have the red eyes in the sprites, however.



->''"I'm on my way... Count on it!"''

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->''"I'm on my way... Count on it!"''
->''"I'll come back for you...I promise!"''



->'''Fighting style:''' Personal style

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->The 9,999th clone of K' created on NESTS' Deimos base on Mars as part of Project Zhe. The objective was to combine both K' and Kyo Kusanagi's flames and inject the combined DNA into various test subjects. Nameless is the only survivor of the project.

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->The ->Nameless is the 9,999th clone of K' created on NESTS' Deimos base on Mars as part of Project Zhe. The objective experiment conducted by NESTS in which the user is granted with the ability to control flames. He was to combine both K' born on Deimos, NESTS's Martian base, and Kyo Kusanagi's flames and inject after enduring the combined DNA into various test subjects. Nameless is the only survivor of the project.
grueling experiments there, he was sent to Earth.



* TheAce: According to his profile, he excels at any sport he knows the rules of.

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* TheAce: According to his profile, he excels at any sport competition he knows the rules of.



* CanonImmigrant: Was a CanonForeigner when his first appearance in the series was in a DreamMatchGame, where he functioned as a stand-in for K9999. Was made full-fledged canon as of ''VideoGame/TheKingOfFightersAllStar'', and was added to the [[https://www.snk-corp.co.jp/official/kof-portal/characters/#all character database in the official KOF site]]
** Interestingly, he is front and center on the illustration used to represent the NESTS saga in the [[https://www.snk-corp.co.jp/official/kof-portal/story/ official KOF site]]

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* CanonImmigrant: Was a CanonForeigner when his first appearance in the series was in a DreamMatchGame, where he functioned as a stand-in for K9999. Was made full-fledged canon as of ''VideoGame/TheKingOfFightersAllStar'', and was added to the [[https://www.snk-corp.co.jp/official/kof-portal/characters/#all jp/us/games/kof-portal/characters/#all character database in the official KOF site]]
** Interestingly, he is front and center on the illustration used to represent the NESTS saga in the [[https://www.snk-corp.co.jp/official/kof-portal/story/ jp/us/games/kof-portal/story/ official KOF site]]

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* AlternateCompanyEquivalent: He shares a lot of similarities with Lars Alexandersson from ''Franchise/{{Tekken}}'', who debuted in ''6: Bloodline Rebellion'' a mere three months before the release of ''Unlimited Match''. More specifically, they share hairstyles, positions as a main character of an UpdatedRerelease, a close relationship with a deceased girl reborn through technology, and being the TokenGoodTeammate of a corrupt organization.

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* AlternateCompanyEquivalent: He shares a lot of similarities with Lars Alexandersson from ''Franchise/{{Tekken}}'', who debuted in ''6: Bloodline Rebellion'' a mere three months before the release of ''Unlimited Match''. More specifically, they share hairstyles, face scars, positions as a the main character of an UpdatedRerelease, a close relationship with a deceased girl reborn through technology, and being the TokenGoodTeammate of a corrupt organization.
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* AlternativeCompanyEquivalent: He shares a lot of similarities with Lars Alexandersson from ''Franchise/{{Tekken}}'', who debuted in ''6: Bloodline Rebellion'' a mere three months before the release of ''Unlimited Match''. More specifically, they share hairstyles, positions as a main character of an UpdatedRerelease, a close relationship with a deceased girl reborn through technology, and being the TokenGoodTeammate of a corrupt organization.

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* AlternativeCompanyEquivalent: AlternateCompanyEquivalent: He shares a lot of similarities with Lars Alexandersson from ''Franchise/{{Tekken}}'', who debuted in ''6: Bloodline Rebellion'' a mere three months before the release of ''Unlimited Match''. More specifically, they share hairstyles, positions as a main character of an UpdatedRerelease, a close relationship with a deceased girl reborn through technology, and being the TokenGoodTeammate of a corrupt organization.
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* AllThereInTheManual: She's never directly acknowledged within the game, to learn of her story and her role in Nameless' character arc it was necessary to look at the game's manual or play through the 2002 story mode in ''VideoGame/TheKingOfFightersAllStar'' where her relationship with Nameless was expanded upon.

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* AllThereInTheManual: She's never directly acknowledged within the game, to learn of her story and her role in Nameless' character arc it was is necessary to look at the game's manual or play through the 2002 story mode in ''VideoGame/TheKingOfFightersAllStar'' where her relationship with Nameless was expanded upon.



* EmpathicWeapon: Her remains were turned by NESTS' scientists into Nameless' glove, the combination of Isolde's own conscience with her Anti-K' powers finally allowed Nameless to gain control over his flames.

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* EmpathicWeapon: Her remains were turned by NESTS' scientists into Nameless' glove, the combination of Isolde's own conscience with her Anti-K' powers within it finally allowed Nameless to gain control over his flames.



* TheLostLenore: She died in the middle of the experiments of the Anti-K' program and such she's never seen alive but the hope of resurrecting her is the entire reason Nameless participates in KOF.

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* TheLostLenore: She died in the middle of the experiments of the Anti-K' program and such as such, she's never seen alive but the hope of resurrecting her is the entire reason Nameless participates in KOF.



* VirtualGhost: The technology through which NESTS grafted her essence to Nameless' glove also allowed her to continue living through it. She even manifests as a hard light construct during Nameless' HDSM and stands beside Nameless on the winning screen if the HDSM was the winning attack of the match.

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* VirtualGhost: The technology through which NESTS grafted her essence to Nameless' glove also allowed her to continue living through it. She even manifests as a hard light construct during Nameless' HDSM and stands beside Nameless him on the winning screen if the HDSM was the winning attack of the match.

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