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GENERAL/STORY:
Kilik was found as
a baby on the doorstep of the Ling-Sheng Su Temple, widely considered to
be the greatest martial arts school in China. After the monks of the temple
gave up their search for the child's parents, they decided to raise him
as an orphan. Eventually, he was regarded as the temple's finest student
and was hired as one of the school's teachers, leading him to be the elected
candidate for inheritor of the holy bo staff, Kali-Yuga, one of the three
sacred treasures of the temple. His fighting moves take advantage of the
rod's long reach and have a wide area of efficacy, enabling him to keep
enemies at a distance.
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ORIGIN:
Soul
Calibur
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APPEARANCES:
Soul
Calibur 2, Soul Calibur 3,
Soul
Calibur 3 Arcade Edition, Soul
Calibur 4
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REVIEW:
Kilik debuted in
the first Soul Calibur, and was one of the prime examples of how far fighting
game characters have come. The fluidity of his moves and real-life martial arts
bo staff techniques were undoubtedly the draw of his design, and on top of that
he was also a cool looking character from the start.
Of course has developed nicely since his debut, and he has turned into a
prominent character
for the series... Soul Calibur just wouldn't be Soul Calibur without Kilik. He handles his staff with unmatched style,
and no other bo staff user in any fighting game even comes close.
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