Ron (The King of Fighters)

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Ron
Ron in King of Fighters 2001
Game series	King of Fighters series
First game	King of Fighters 2001
In-Universe Information
Birthplace	Hebei Province, China
Blood type	Poison
Fighting style	Magic Mauling Evisceration Boxing, Self-Styled Exploding Fistwork

Ron is a character in the King of Fighters video game series.

[edit] History

Ron is a former leader of the enigmatic Hizoku ninja clan, to which belong Lin and Duo Lon. Being a fierce rival of Lin, Ron constantly plotted and fought against him, Lin usually getting the upper hand. Sick of Lin and the Hizoku, Ron destroyed the Hizoku village and joined the NESTS cartel. As one of their various successful test subjects, Ron became more powerful and more deadly than ever before.

Proceeding the climax of the King of Fighters 2001 tournament, confident in his new abilities, he engaged Lin until Igniz attempted to destroy the space station they were in.

Ron managed to survive the downfall of NESTS in KOF 2001 along with Misty (Igniz' secretary and lover), and Lin has been seeking him ever since. He now seems to take some interest in the Dragon Power that Kensou and Bao share.

In the ending of the Psycho Soldier team in KOF XI, Ron appears once again, revealing his intention to seize the Dragon Power, but with a controversial twist: he now seems to be accompanied by his sworn enemy Lin along with his entourage. The reason behind this unlikely union has yet to be revealed.

[edit] Trivia

• Ron is one of the only characters in the entire series who has never been selectable in any fashion.
• Some time before he destroyed the Hizoku village, Ron trained Duo Lon. When this occurred has yet to be depicted in the series.
• He made a small appearance in KOF 2003 when he flashes across the screen followed by Duo Lon saying that Ron is nearby.
• It has been speculated for some time now that Ron was intended to be a boss character in KOF 2001.
• In the PS2 version of KOF 2001 he is selectable, but only as one of Original Zero's strikers, along with Krizalid.
• In the Hong Kong KOF comic series, he saved Krizalid after Maxima and Whip had defeated him.

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