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Kaphwan Kim (김갑환) is a master of taekwondo and also considers himself a fighter for justice. Since Kim was young and during his taekwondo training sessions, he was always reminded to fight for justice and use martial art as a way to accomplish this.

Story (in the KOF Orochi Saga)[edit | edit source]

Kim is considered both a sport and a national hero in his native Korea. This status is what enabled him to convince the authorities to give him custody over Chang Koehan and Choi Bounge to rehabilitate them out of their criminal ways.

Although both men resented Kim for his actions, they have since grown to grudgingly respect him. In most of his King of Fighters appearances, he has been team captain of Team Korea.

Kim strives for excellence and righteousness in everything he does, be it his fighting or personal life. He is a loving husband and father, and a strict disciplinarian. He is deeply respected and admired by his acquaintances for his honesty and bravery and has many friends amongst the characters in both King of Fighters and Fatal Fury (chief amongst them being Fatal Fury's main protagonist, Terry Bogard).

Teams[edit | edit source]

Moves[edit | edit source]

The King of Fighters '94[edit | edit source]

Throws
Sakkyakua
Nage
(close) or + or
Special Moves
Hishou Kyaku +
Han Getsu Zan +
Hien Zan +
Desperation Moves
Hou'ou Kyaku ++

The King of Fighters '95[edit | edit source]

Throws
Sakkyaku
Nage
(close) or + or
Special Moves
Hishou Kyaku +
Han Getsu Zan +
Hien Zan +
Ryuusei Ranku +
Desperation Moves
Hou'ou Kyaku +
+

The King of Fighters '96[edit | edit source]

Throws
Kubikime Otoshi (close) or +
Nage Sute (close) or +
Special Moves
Kuusa Jin +
Hishou Kyaku +
Han Getsu Zan +
Hien Zan +
Ryuusei Ranku +
Desperation Moves
Hou'ou Kyaku +

The King of Fighters '97[edit | edit source]

Throws
Kubikime Otoshi (close) or +
Sakkyaku Nage (close) or +
Command Moves
Neri Chagi +
Dora Yup Chagi +
Special Moves
Kuusa Jin +
Hishou Kyaku +
Han Getsu Zan +
Hien Zan +
└►Ten Sou Zan (DKick Hien Zan) +
Ryuusei Ranku +
Desperation Moves
Hou'ou Kyaku +
Hou'ou Tenbu Kyaku +

The King of Fighters '98[edit | edit source]

Throws
Kubikime Otoshi (close) or +
Nage Sute (close) or +
Command Moves
Neri Chagi +
Dora Yup Chagi +
Special Moves
Kuusa Jin +
San Ren Geki + (up to x3)
Hishou Kyaku +
Han Getsu Zan +
Hien Zan +
└►Ten Sou Zan (DKick Hien Zan) +
Ryuusei Ranku +
Hakki Kyaku +
Desperation Moves
Hou'ou Kyaku +
Hou'ou Tenbu Kyaku +

The King of Fighters '94 Re-Bout[edit | edit source]

Name Input
Hishou Kyaku +
Hi En Zan +
Han Getsu Zan +
Desperation Move
Houou Kyaku
+

The King of Fighters '98 Ultimate Match[edit | edit source]

Throws
Kubikime Otoshi (close) or +
Sakkyaku Nage (close) or +
Command Moves
Neri Chagi +
Dora Yup Chagi +
Special Moves
Kuusa Jin +
San Ren Geki + (up to x3)
Hishou Kyaku +
Han Getsu Zan +
Hien Zan +
└►Ten Sou Zan (DKick Hien Zan) +
Ryuusei Ranku +
Hakki Kyaku +
Desperation Moves
Hou'ou Kyaku +
Hou'ou Tenbu Kyaku +

Nettou The King of Fighters '95[edit | edit source]

Special Moves
Hishou Kyaku +
Han Getsu Zan +
Hien Zan +
Ryuusei Ranku +
Desperation Move
Hou'ou Kyaku +

Note that the CPU rarely blocks the Ryuusei Ranku Special Move.

King of Fighters R-1[edit | edit source]

Throws
Kubikime Otoshi (close) or +
Sakkyaku Nage (close) or +
Command Moves
Neri Chagi +
Dora Yup Chagi +
Special Moves
Kuusa Jin +
Hishou Kyaku +
Han Getsu Zan +
Hi En Zan +
└►Ten Sou Zan +
Ryuusei Ranku +
Super Moves
Hou'ou Kyaku +
Hou'ou Tenbu Kyaku +