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Taekwondo of Justice
Kim is a very serious person with a strong and inherent sense of justice. As an expert in Taekwondo, he can stop any opponent attempt with his unpunishable kicking techniques. His excessive diligence is a thorn in the side of Luong and the man she loves: Kim’s free-spirited master, Gang-Il.
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Kim Kaphwan
Kim is a very serious person with a strong and inherent sense of justice. As an expert in Tae kwon do, he can stop any opponent attempt with his unpunishable kicking techniques. Kim is convinced that Tae kwon do is the strongest fighting art, and wants to tell the world about it!
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NEOGEO Battle Coliseum
The industrial conglomerate WAREZ is on its way to increasing its influence even in Korea.
Along with its sudden growth, hostile takeovers and legal scheming is has become a target of criticism within Korea.
"Hmph, these coercive dealings cannot be allowed."
As Kim scans the newspaper, he strikes up a conversation with Chan and Choi who continue their push-ups as part of their rehabilitation. But the gasping duo is in no position to reply.
"It looks like I'll have a little mano a mano with the sponsor and teach them the ways of justice to put them back on the straight and narrow, eh? OK, I'm in. I'm off to the 'Battle Coliseum!'"
Chan and Choi pray as sheets of sweat flow over them.
(I pray Kim, just once, has to deal with the crap he shovels on us every day!)
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Capcom vs SNK 2 Endings
The tournament has given Kim a new sense of satisfaction, since he could remember his friendship with Chang & Choi. "I have to tell them how proud of them I am..."
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Kim Kaphwan
Father of Dong Hwan and Jae Hoon, Kim Kaphwan has devoted his life to the relentless pursuit of strength. Through ceaseless training, his taekwondo has reached a level of perfection that inspires not only his sons, but martial artists around the world. Though renowned as a master, he is never satisfied, forever seeking greater mastery. With an iron will and righteous technique, his kicks strike down evil without hesitation.
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