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* NiceGuy: While his overly zealous JusticeWillPrevail attitude might overshadow this trait, Kim is also a genuinely nice person, a loving family man and has compassion for everyone that is not evil. Even if he might go overboard on Chang and Choi considering they're criminals in the first place, Kim still offers them a chance to redeem themselves via rehabilitation instead of sending them straight to jail (though they may think jail is a better place).
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* BigBadWannabe: He is ultimately one in the Orochi Saga. Despite his insane power and skills as a fighter, he couldn’t handle a portion Orochi’s power as he used to much of it, and thus leading to his demise.
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* {{Expy}}: Dude's a carbon copy of [[Franchise/ANightmareOnElmStreet Freddy Krueger]] down to his ''fashion sense''.
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* {{Expy}}: Dude's Imagine a carbon copy smaller, sillier version of [[Franchise/ANightmareOnElmStreet Freddy Krueger]] down to his ''fashion sense''.Krueger]], and you'd pretty much get Choi.
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* ArchEnemy: To Heidern.He is a subverted one to Heidern. Heidern see’s Rugal as his most personal enemy for killing his wife and daughter, But Rugal see’s him as too weak and a another annoyance.
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-> The series' most infamous BigBad. Rugal was one of the most feared people in the criminal underworld, not only with his silver tongue but with his fighting abilities as well. Not one single person had been able to defeat him, and those he deemed as {{Worthy Opponent}}s [[{{Squick}} were]] [[WaxMuseumMorgue bathed in liquid metal]] [[DeadGuyOnDisplay and showcased as his "trophies"]]. He decided to create the [[VideoGame/TheKingOfFighters KOF]] tournament, so he can find some worthy opponents to battle. Before the tournament began, he faced Saisyu Kusanagi, the father of Kyo, and brutally maimed him, leaving him for dead. When he fought Team Japan in the finals, Rugal was defeated after taking down Daimon and Benimaru first. Unwilling to accept defeat, [[TakingYouWithMe he blows up his aircraft carrier]]. He was believed dead but resurfaced in ''[='95=]'' under the pseudonym of [[PaperThinDisguise "R."]] During this time, he brainwashes Saisyu (with Saisyu earning some... displeasure from Vice), and in the finals forces him to fight Kyo. After Saisyu is defeated and brought back to his senses, Rugal reveals a secret to the finalists: he has awakened his Orochi power, and promptly transforms into Omega Rugal, turning his hair silvery-white and his skin deathly grey, allowing him to nearly defeat Team Japan. Eventually however, he tries to use the full extent of his power, but cannot control it because he is not of Orochi blood. The power consumes him, and he dies. Chizuru reveals in ''[='96=]'' that Rugal received his Orochi power from Goenitz, who gouged his right eye out. Outside of the official storyline, he appears in every Dream Match game. In canon, he is succeeded by his son Adel and his daughter Rose.
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-> The series' most infamous BigBad. Rugal was one of the most feared people in the criminal underworld, not only with his silver tongue but with his fighting abilities as well. Not one single person had been able to defeat him, and those he deemed as {{Worthy Opponent}}s [[{{Squick}} were]] [[WaxMuseumMorgue bathed in liquid metal]] [[DeadGuyOnDisplay and showcased as his "trophies"]]. He decided to create the his own version [[VideoGame/TheKingOfFighters KOF]] tournament, so he can find some worthy opponents to battle. Before the tournament began, he faced Saisyu Kusanagi, the father of Kyo, and brutally maimed him, leaving him for dead. When he fought Team Japan in the finals, Rugal was defeated after taking down Daimon and Benimaru first. Unwilling to accept defeat, [[TakingYouWithMe he blows up his aircraft carrier]]. He was believed dead but resurfaced in ''[='95=]'' under the pseudonym of [[PaperThinDisguise "R."]] During this time, he brainwashes Saisyu (with Saisyu earning some... displeasure from Vice), and in the finals forces him to fight Kyo. After Saisyu is defeated and brought back to his senses, Rugal reveals a secret to the finalists: he has awakened his Orochi power, and promptly transforms into Omega Rugal, turning his hair silvery-white and his skin deathly grey, allowing him to nearly defeat Team Japan. Eventually however, he tries to use the full extent of his power, but cannot control it because he is not of Orochi blood. The power consumes him, and he dies. Chizuru reveals in ''[='96=]'' that Rugal received his Orochi power from Goenitz, who gouged his right eye out. Outside of the official storyline, he appears in every Dream Match game. In canon, he is succeeded by his son Adel and his daughter Rose.
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* CoolShades: He's never without his LennonShades. Lampshaded in ''2002UM'' where he is part of a special Sunglasses Team alonside Clark and K'.
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* BigBad: Of Kof 94 and Kof 95, he’s also the most iconic and recurring villain in the King of Fighters franchise appearing in almost in all non-canon games despite his demise in canon.
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* NotQuiteDead: Survived detonating his ship in ''KOF '94''. [[spoiler:Strongly hinted to have survived his apparent death in ''[='95=]''.]]
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* NotQuiteDead: Survived detonating his ship in ''KOF '94''. [[spoiler:Strongly hinted to have survived his apparent death in ''[='95=]''.be resurrected after ''[=XIV=]''.]]
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-> The series' most infamous BigBad. Rugal was one of the most feared people in the criminal underworld, not only with his silver tongue but with his fighting abilities as well. Not one single person had been able to defeat him, and those he deemed as {{Worthy Opponent}}s [[{{Squick}} were]] [[WaxMuseumMorgue bathed in liquid metal]] [[DeadGuyOnDisplay and showcased as his "trophies"]]. He decided to create the original [[VideoGame/TheKingOfFighters KOF]] tournament, so he can find some worthy opponents to battle. Before the tournament began, he faced Saisyu Kusanagi, the father of Kyo, and brutally maimed him, leaving him for dead. When he fought Team Japan in the finals, Rugal was defeated after taking down Daimon and Benimaru first. Unwilling to accept defeat, [[TakingYouWithMe he blows up his aircraft carrier]]. He was believed dead but resurfaced in ''[='95=]'' under the pseudonym of [[PaperThinDisguise "R."]] During this time, he brainwashes Saisyu (with Saisyu earning some... displeasure from Vice), and in the finals forces him to fight Kyo. After Saisyu is defeated and brought back to his senses, Rugal reveals a secret to the finalists: he has awakened his Orochi power, and promptly transforms into Omega Rugal, turning his hair silvery-white and his skin deathly grey, allowing him to nearly defeat Team Japan. Eventually however, he tries to use the full extent of his power, but cannot control it because he is not of Orochi blood. The power consumes him, and he dies. Chizuru reveals in ''[='96=]'' that Rugal received his Orochi power from Goenitz, who gouged his right eye out. Outside of the official storyline, he appears in every Dream Match game. In canon, he is succeeded by his son Adel and his daughter Rose.
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-> The series' most infamous BigBad. Rugal was one of the most feared people in the criminal underworld, not only with his silver tongue but with his fighting abilities as well. Not one single person had been able to defeat him, and those he deemed as {{Worthy Opponent}}s [[{{Squick}} were]] [[WaxMuseumMorgue bathed in liquid metal]] [[DeadGuyOnDisplay and showcased as his "trophies"]]. He decided to create the original [[VideoGame/TheKingOfFighters KOF]] tournament, so he can find some worthy opponents to battle. Before the tournament began, he faced Saisyu Kusanagi, the father of Kyo, and brutally maimed him, leaving him for dead. When he fought Team Japan in the finals, Rugal was defeated after taking down Daimon and Benimaru first. Unwilling to accept defeat, [[TakingYouWithMe he blows up his aircraft carrier]]. He was believed dead but resurfaced in ''[='95=]'' under the pseudonym of [[PaperThinDisguise "R."]] During this time, he brainwashes Saisyu (with Saisyu earning some... displeasure from Vice), and in the finals forces him to fight Kyo. After Saisyu is defeated and brought back to his senses, Rugal reveals a secret to the finalists: he has awakened his Orochi power, and promptly transforms into Omega Rugal, turning his hair silvery-white and his skin deathly grey, allowing him to nearly defeat Team Japan. Eventually however, he tries to use the full extent of his power, but cannot control it because he is not of Orochi blood. The power consumes him, and he dies. Chizuru reveals in ''[='96=]'' that Rugal received his Orochi power from Goenitz, who gouged his right eye out. Outside of the official storyline, he appears in every Dream Match game. In canon, he is succeeded by his son Adel and his daughter Rose.
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-> The series' most infamous BigBad. Rugal was one of the most feared people in the criminal underworld, not only with his silver tongue but with his fighting abilities as well. Not one single person had been able to defeat him, and those he deemed as {{Worthy Opponent}}s [[{{Squick}} were]] [[WaxMuseumMorgue bathed in liquid metal]] [[DeadGuyOnDisplay and showcased as his "trophies"]]. He decided to revive the original [[VideoGame/TheKingOfFighters KOF]] tournament held by Geese Howard previously. Before the tournament began, he faced Saisyu Kusanagi, the father of Kyo, and brutally maimed him, leaving him for dead. When he fought Team Japan in the finals, Rugal was defeated after taking down Daimon and Benimaru first. Unwilling to accept defeat, [[TakingYouWithMe he blows up his aircraft carrier]]. He was believed dead but resurfaced in ''[='95=]'' under the pseudonym of [[PaperThinDisguise "R."]] During this time, he brainwashes Saisyu (with Saisyu earning some... displeasure from Vice), and in the finals forces him to fight Kyo. After Saisyu is defeated and brought back to his senses, Rugal reveals a secret to the finalists: he has awakened his Orochi power, and promptly transforms into Omega Rugal, turning his hair silvery-white and his skin deathly grey, allowing him to nearly defeat Team Japan. Eventually however, he tries to use the full extent of his power, but cannot control it because he is not of Orochi blood. The power consumes him, and he dies. Chizuru reveals in ''[='96=]'' that Rugal received his Orochi power from Goenitz, who gouged his right eye out. Outside of the official storyline, he appears in every Dream Match game. In canon, he is succeeded by his son Adel and his daughter Rose.
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-> The series' most infamous BigBad. Rugal was one of the most feared people in the criminal underworld, not only with his silver tongue but with his fighting abilities as well. Not one single person had been able to defeat him, and those he deemed as {{Worthy Opponent}}s [[{{Squick}} were]] [[WaxMuseumMorgue bathed in liquid metal]] [[DeadGuyOnDisplay and showcased as his "trophies"]]. He decided to revive create the original [[VideoGame/TheKingOfFighters KOF]] tournament held by Geese Howard previously.tournament, so he can find some worthy opponents to battle. Before the tournament began, he faced Saisyu Kusanagi, the father of Kyo, and brutally maimed him, leaving him for dead. When he fought Team Japan in the finals, Rugal was defeated after taking down Daimon and Benimaru first. Unwilling to accept defeat, [[TakingYouWithMe he blows up his aircraft carrier]]. He was believed dead but resurfaced in ''[='95=]'' under the pseudonym of [[PaperThinDisguise "R."]] During this time, he brainwashes Saisyu (with Saisyu earning some... displeasure from Vice), and in the finals forces him to fight Kyo. After Saisyu is defeated and brought back to his senses, Rugal reveals a secret to the finalists: he has awakened his Orochi power, and promptly transforms into Omega Rugal, turning his hair silvery-white and his skin deathly grey, allowing him to nearly defeat Team Japan. Eventually however, he tries to use the full extent of his power, but cannot control it because he is not of Orochi blood. The power consumes him, and he dies. Chizuru reveals in ''[='96=]'' that Rugal received his Orochi power from Goenitz, who gouged his right eye out. Outside of the official storyline, he appears in every Dream Match game. In canon, he is succeeded by his son Adel and his daughter Rose.
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* UnwittingPawn: He had no idea that he was this to Goenitz. When Rugal encountered Goenitz, he was easily defeated and Goenitz himself saw Rugal as a potential vessel for Orochi. Even worse, his two secretaries Mature and Vice were actually double agents working for Goenitz and they were ordered to keep an eye on him.
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* UnwittingPawn: He It’s heavily implied that he had no idea that he was this to Goenitz. When Rugal encountered Goenitz, he was easily defeated and Goenitz himself saw Rugal as a potential vessel for Orochi. Even worse, his two secretaries Mature and Vice were actually double agents working for Goenitz and they were ordered to keep an eye on him.
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* UnwittingPawn: He had no idea that he was this to Goenitz. When Rugal encountered Goenitz, he was easily defeated and Goenitz himself saw Rugal as a potential vessel for Orochi. Even worse his two secretaries Mature and Vice were actually double agents and they were ordered to keep an eye on him.
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* UnwittingPawn: He had no idea that he was this to Goenitz. When Rugal encountered Goenitz, he was easily defeated and Goenitz himself saw Rugal as a potential vessel for Orochi. Even worse worse, his two secretaries Mature and Vice were actually double agents working for Goenitz and they were ordered to keep an eye on him.
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* FauxAffablyEvil: He acts like an upper-class gentleman but he loves to talk down to his opponents and holds no regard for anyone but himself.
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* EverythingsBetterWithSpinning: '''Many''' of his moves involve it.
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* EverythingsBetterWithSpinning: Cyclone Break, a HurricaneKick of sorts that resembles VideoGame/ViewtifulJoe's Zoomed-in kick, and Death Wheel DM, where Lucky breakdances through the air from a standing position.
* SpectacularSpinning: Cyclone Break, a HurricaneKick of sorts that resembles VideoGame/ViewtifulJoe's Zoomed-in kick, and Death Wheel DM, where Lucky breakdances through the air from a standing position.
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* EverythingsBetterWithSpinning: His "Dead End Screamer" DM (''KOF '98'' move only).
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* NeckSnap: His ''KOF '98'' (non-boss) incarnation has the "Dead End Screamer," which in its SDM/MAX version starts with Rugal doing this to the opponent neck (then he follows by [[EverythingsBetterWithSpinning spinning]] over him/her while [[LaughingMad laughing maniacally]]. Ouch).
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* NeckSnap: His ''KOF '98'' (non-boss) incarnation has the "Dead End Screamer," which in its SDM/MAX version starts with Rugal doing this to the opponent neck (then he follows by [[EverythingsBetterWithSpinning [[SpectacularSpinning spinning]] over him/her while [[LaughingMad laughing maniacally]]. Ouch).
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* BreakoutVillain: Rugal's popularity as a villain for SNK as a whole is rivaled only by Geese Howard, and is seen as one of the primary villains of the entire ''KOF'' franchise despite not appearing in all games. His popularity with the fans and creators alike has allowed him to re-appear in several titles within the series, such as the Dream Match titles, and outside of it such as ''Capcom vs. SNK'' games. Rugal may be notorious for his punishing difficulty but fans can't get enough of him.
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* EvilSoundsDeep: In ''CR The King of Fighters'' and ''The King of Fighters: Destiny'', he's given a much deeper voice than before.
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* {{Shoryuken}}: his ever-popular Genocide Cutter.
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* {{Shoryuken}}: his His ever-popular Genocide Cutter.
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* LargeAndInCharge: Subverted: while he's the leader of the team and very tall and buff, he's actually the shortest of the team at 6'10", whereas his teammates Brian and Lucky are 7'2" and 7'3", respectively.
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* SuperGullible: Kim tends to take things at face value, in which Chang and Choi often exploited in order to stay at his good side (pretending that the reforming is taking effect) while plotting on how to escape Kim while complaining on how terrible he is to them in terms of their training regiment. And Kim usually catches on their true nature whenever they slipped off and said it loud enough within his earshot (which is... everytime). And unfortunately for Chang and Choi; Kim's teammates at XIII, Raiden and Hwa Jai, were much more GenreSavvy in this; never letting their 'good students' charade down in front of Kim until it's truly safe.
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* PoisonedWeapons: His ''hands''. One of Omega Rugal's ''[='98=]''-only [=DMs=] involves impaling the opponent and supercharging them with [[SicklyGreenGlow green]], [[TechnicolorToxin poisonous]] Orochi energy. This attack is made ''even cheaper'' in ''Capcom vs. SNK 2'', where God Rugal receives this move as a ''normal'' special. And it involves ''{{flash step}}ping''.
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* PoisonedWeapons: His ''hands''. One of Omega Rugal's ''[='98=]''-only [=DMs=] [=DMs=], called Rugal Execution, involves impaling the opponent and supercharging them with [[SicklyGreenGlow green]], [[TechnicolorToxin poisonous]] Orochi energy. This attack is made ''even cheaper'' in ''Capcom vs. SNK 2'', where God Rugal receives this move as a ''normal'' special. And it involves ''{{flash step}}ping''.
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* ForGreatJusticeForGreatJustice: ''Extremely'' focused on justice and righting wrongs. He's so into this that to everyone else who travels in his circles he descends into being TheComicallySerious and they take jabs at him as a result.
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* WaxMuseumMorgue: A liquid metal variation. His original reason for hosting the tournament was to find strong fighters contestants to defeat and have them decorate his room... as statues made of liquid metal. The cutscene before the battle against Rugal displays quite a number of fighters who have been beaten. Against the Women Fighters Team, he states he will stuff them instead.