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* TimeAbyss: Ramirez was born in AncientEgypt and was nearly two and a half ''thousand'' years old at the time of his death in 1542.
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* HeartbrokenBadass: Connor's experienced considerable loss over the centuries which has made him bitter as a result. Still doesn't stop him from kicking immortal ass.
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* {{Patricide}}: According to the novelization, he murdered his abusive father by shoving a red hot stone down the man's throat.
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* SelfMadeOrphan: According to the novelization, he murdered his abusive father by shoving a red hot stone down the man's throat.
* SpellMyNameWithAThe: Subverted. He is consistently called "The Kurgan", but neither "Kurgan" nor "The Kurgan" is his name. Rather, it is the name of his (now extinct) tribe.
* SpellMyNameWithAThe: Subverted. He is consistently called "The Kurgan", but neither "Kurgan" nor "The Kurgan" is his name. Rather, it is the name of his (now extinct) tribe.
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* FairPlayVillain: Unlike later villainous Immortals who freely violate the rules of the Game, like MookChivalry, introducing projectile weapons, or (in one case) the sanctity of holy ground, the Kurgan sticks to them pretty closely. While he demands fights from his enemies whenever they run into each other and certainly isn't above truly horrible psychological warfare, he doesn't really go for sneak attacks and mostly just overpowers them in honest, one-on-one fights. The Kurgan is a chemical spill of everything else that was wrong about the past, but, as his comic origin story says, he's not a coward who needs to cheat to win.
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* FairPlayVillain: Unlike later villainous Immortals who freely violate the rules of the Game, like MookChivalry, not introducing projectile weapons, avoiding neck armor, or (in one case) the sanctity of holy ground, the Kurgan sticks to them pretty closely. While he demands fights from his enemies whenever they run into each other and certainly isn't above truly horrible psychological warfare, he doesn't really go for sneak attacks and mostly just overpowers them in honest, one-on-one fights. The Kurgan is a chemical spill of everything else that was wrong about the past, but, as his comic origin story says, he's not a coward who needs to cheat to win.
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* FairPlayVillain: Unlike later villainous Immortals who freely violate the rules of the Game, like MookChivalry, introducing projectile weapons, or (in one case) the sanctity of holy ground, the Kurgan sticks to them pretty closely. While he demands fights from his enemies whenever they run into each other and certainly isn't above truly horrible psychological warfare, he doesn't really go for sneak attacks and mostly just overpowers them in honest, one-on-one fights. The Kurgan is a chemical spill of everything else that was wrong about the past, but, as his comic origin story says, he's not a coward who needs to cheat to win.
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* ForTheEvulz: And the Prize, but The Kurgan doesn't seem to be in much of a rush. He's having way too much fun carving a bloody trail through history. [[spoiler: As shown by his death, he doesn't even care if he loses.]]
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* ForTheEvulz: And the Prize, but The Kurgan doesn't seem to be in much of a rush. He's having way too much fun carving a bloody trail through history. [[spoiler: As shown by his death, he doesn't even care if he loses.loses so long as he gets the fight of his life in the process.]]
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* GutturalGrowler: Part of his unique accent is a raspy intonation.
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* EvilSoundsDeep: It was pretty deep to begin with, but after Ramirez wounds his throat it goes to Music/TomWaits [[GutturalGrowler levels of roughness]].
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* EvilSoundsDeep: It was pretty deep to begin with, but after Ramirez wounds his throat it goes to Music/TomWaits [[GutturalGrowler levels of roughness]].roughness.
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Spell My Name With An S has been disambiguated from the character folder of Iman Fasil. Guttural Growler has been disambiguated from the character folder of Kane.
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* SpellMyNameWithAnS: His first name is alternately spelled Iman or Aman.
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* GutturalGrowler: Emulates the kind of deep, gravely voice of The Kurgan, without the excuse of a neck wound.
