She escaped, becoming an assassin and mercenary.

Khan, her kung fu sensei in Hong Kong, betrayed he trust and tortured her.

Roxy - Roxy's father, a political militant, urged her at an early age to study a variety of martial art forms with the best masters all over the world.

Whatever the truth is behind Shadow, it's been made abundantly clear he's not one to trifle with. He is a killer, having slain more fighters than anyone in Drasuka. With a mask concealing his features, Shadow is a faceless, heartless, merciless force in combat. Displaying incredible Ninjitsu skills and incredible strength, whatever Shadow is, it's clearly not fully human.

Shadow - Genetically enhanced, a cyborg, or something far darker? Shadow's origins are clouded in mystery.

But now he's found a new home of wrestling in Drasuka where he can release his boundless anger and willingness to do anything to get the win. However, given the fact that suspended from every major wrestling federation because of his viciousness, he has earned a reputation that no wrestling promoter would willing touch.

Crusher Ramirez - A professional wrestler who has fought in virtually all parts of the world.

Kahn - Serving as Davea's right hand man, Kahn is a sadistic and, quite cleary, insane man who almost seems to enjoy his occupation and his ability to inflict pain on anyone he is ordered to deal with.

'Borrowing' some cash from her dad, Rena snuck off to Drasuka Bay to fight in the tournament, and with luck, gain the freedom she so desperately seeks. Hearing about a secret tournament where the winner can have anything they want, Rena came up with a plan: win the tournament and gain independence from her father. Having to move back to Japan with her father, she began to grow restless. Always wishing for independence, Rena has been forced to follow her father's will her entire life. A child of wealth, she had the luxury of traveling with her father across the world as a young girl. As a child she studied the Brazilian art of Capoeira and grew to master the martial art form.

Rena - Daughter of a wealthy Japanese family, Rena was raised in São Paulo.

Leaving the Military after an ambush killed his best buddies, he enters the Fist of Fire tournament after hearing rumors Daeva was behind the attack. Stone - Even though he appears to be a 'nice guy,' Stone has a definite mean streak and ruthlessness when it comes to pit fighting. Unknown to Asad, his village's destruction was used to goad him into entering the tournament for the purpose of being studied by Daeva and her organization.

Asad - A well respected Muai Thai Fighter and deeply religious man, Asad joined the Tournament to gain revenge on Daeva for setting his village ablaze.

In fact, Kakuto Chojin is not found on any official game list published by Microsoft further suggesting that there was no reissue and Microsoft has decided to erase the game from its records. The initial intent may have been to reissue the game without the chant but it did not sell well before being pulled and Microsoft presumably decided based on that fact to withdraw it permanently as a reissue would not have been profitable. To date there has not been any evidence that Kakuto Chojin was re-released. It was pulled off the shelves in early 2003 for offensive religious content, namely that it had verses from the Quran being chanted as part of the background sound effects the song 'Love/Hate Chant', which serves as theme song for the character Asad (a Muslim himself), is an example of this controversy. Game Informer magazine described it as a Tekken ripoff, although a portion of the Kakuto Chojin development team were indeed ex- Tekken developers. Kakuto Chojin, though lauded for its graphics, received unfavorable reviews from both critics and gamers, citing its shallow story mode and its lack of bonus material. Hence the list at GameFAQs is obsolete (and not, unlike what some think, complementary).Īsterix & Obelix XXL2: Mission: Las VegumĪvatar: The Legend of Aang: Into the InfernoĪvatar: The Legend of Aang: The Burning EarthĬapcom vs.Gameplay Reception and controversy Lots of additions (and more than a couple corrections) have been made since then as a result of personal testing and SelectButton community contributions. To make this list, the PlayStation 2 60Hz Compatibility Guide at GameFAQs was taken as a base.

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