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GENERAL/STORY:
He was the crime
boss of Southtown until he did the mistake of attacking the Kyokugen dojo.
Kidnapping Yuri, he made Takuma do his bidding,
but Ryo and Robert
fought him. Soon after this, a young Geese
took over and reduced Mr Big to his henchman. Originally, AoF was about
15 years before Fatal Fury, but SNK
retconned it so that the characters could turn up together in KoF.
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ORIGIN:
Art
of Fighting
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OTHER
APPEARANCES:
Art
of Fighting 2, King of Fighters 96,
King
of Fighters 98: Ultimate Match, King
of Fighters XI,
Card Fighters
Clash, Card Fighters Clash
2, Card Fighters Clash
DS, Neo Geo Battle Coliseum
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REVIEW:
A little cocky are
we? I mean, who really calls themselves "Mr. Big"? Well this guy seems
to think he's big in some way... I'll take his word for it. He just so happens to be one of the first
"pimps" of the fighting game world, and he's a memorable design at the very
least... Even though he's a jerk, I don't think he should have
been left out of AOF3.
His fighting style was never anything completely innovative, but isn't all that
bad either... At least he was always a
convincing bad guy for the AOF series as well as the KOF series, and it was nice
to see him make an appearance in Neo Geo Battle Coliseum.
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