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GENERAL/STORY:
Gato
has no concerns outside of besting anyone unfortunate enough to cross his path.
In his Mark of the Wolves ending, a stranger saves Kain
R. Heinlein from the crumbling mansion. Gato appears to know the stranger,
but he is blinded before he can act. As the mansion falls, the stranger taunts
Gato, telling him to start training in order to defeat him.
Gato appears to have a vision of his past and his father, and angrily swears
vengeance. This insinuates that the stranger is connected to Gato's past (the
stranger's outfit appears to resemble Gato's), but nothing has been officially
confirmed. Gato also appears in the ending of Hotaru
Futaba, who claims that he's her older brother and slaps him when he denies
even knowing her. He then leaves her there, and Hotaru silently prays for Gato
to come back to her and their father.
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ORIGIN:
Garou:
Mark of the Wolves
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APPEARANCES:
King
of Fighters 2003, King of Fighters XI,
Card
Fighters Clash 2,
Card
Fighters Clash DS
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REVIEW:
Gato has a beautiful,
yet brutal fighting style, a slick appearance, and a badass personality... And
on top of all that, I think his hair is pretty damn cool too. He's my favorite
character to use in Garou: MOTW (besides Terry)
and I was really excited to see him cross over to the KOF series. On a little
side note, Gato may have "possibly" been some inspiration
for Feng Wei of Tekken fame. They have some of the
same moves and look very much alike!
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