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Mainly because his AI was badly programmed and is very glitchy, making him pretty much the easiest Final Boss in the entire NESTS saga if not the entire series. Despite the fact that he's got a fast-loading super meter and abuses his supers on a regular basis, he's surprisingly easy to defeat, much easier than Krizalid. Possibly justified in that Orochi is the last of a group of Sequential Bosses (unless you defeat him with Kyo, prompting a final battle with Iori) including Orochi Iori/Orochi Leona and the Orochi Team. He remains one of the easiest end bosses to beat. Not of his game ( KOF '97 was rather easy anyway), but of the Orochi Saga as a whole.

Chang and Choi, on the other hand? Not as much. Nevermind that he isn't the main protagonist of the game anymore and his relationship with Elisabeth is one of the series' more touching moments. In Ash's case, however, much of the hate has died down since XIII, to the point his return in XV was met with open arms. The West hates him with a passion for coming across as an Invincible Villain, if not an outright sue (his end fate notwithstanding). The Japanese fanbase pretty much loves Ash.

Americans Hate Tingle: Ash Crimson, along with Choi and Chang.

Shen: Not only do you lack modesty, but you've got a big mouth too! Your mom must be proud of you. But is it an amusing subversion of her usual status, or are they all Slut-Shaming her?

In XIII, more than half the cast points out the indecency of what little Mai's wearing, with some telling her to Please Put Some Clothes On.

If Athena did have a crush on Kyo, did it die out over time? In the more interaction rich games like XIII and XIV, Athena does not express any such interest in Kyo (the only particularly romance-related dialog they have is Athena telling Kyo that Yuki-his offscreen girlfriend-still supports him) and Kensou does not see him as a romantic rival.

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While supplementary materials (the '98 CD drama note Where she and Shingo are worried over Kyo's crisis and struggles and the 2000 CD drama note Where her concern over Kyo's well being is Played for Laughs until they share a quite more serious conversation at the end) readily adopted the idea from KOF: KYO, there's been very little to show for it in the main series itself, raising the question of whether or not she has such a crush in the main canon. This is heavily implied to be the case in Team Iori's ending on XIV: Mature and Vice let Iori go fight Orochi and just sit aside to watch, with Mature commenting how fun it is to be around Iori. However, it could also qualify as a Pet the Dog moment maybe they did care about Iori enough to place his well being over their mission to resurrect Orochi. Seeing as they're agents of Orochi, it's possible that they were hoping that if Yagami didn't take the Yasakani-no-Magatama, the Three Sacred Treasures would no longer be complete and Orochi would finally be freed from its seal once the time came. In XIII, Mature and Vice warn Iori that if he takes back the Yasakani-no-Magatama, he'll be subjected to his clan's curse once more.One that extends to the entire New Faces Team: were they generally nice and decent, unassuming citizens whose personalities were permanently overridden by their true selves, or were they always that evil, their current persona being a ruse with the trio letting pieces of their malicious nature slip through the cracks every now and then note (for example, the songs CYS composed dealt heavily with blood and death) until there was no longer a need to keep up the charade? Or, to take another route, when their status as Heavenly Kings was revealed, did they go along with the plan to resurrect Orochi, not because of their loyalty or the pleasure that evildoing brought, but because they couldn't turn back and go against their fate? Or maybe did they start as nice and decent people note (only with unusual tastes as mentioned above), but once they set in their places as Heavenly Kings, they decided it was more fun/convenient to side with Orochi and willingly threw themselves in their roles?.And then came the Offical Invitation's Team Ending and KOF XV. Suffice to say, Elizabeth wasn't the only one heartbroken that day. Alas, Poor Scrappy: In XIII, Ash gives one last smile before he disappears from existence entirely.

Vanessa's not one to shy away from teasing him. Especially with his interactions with much of the female roster.

Rock Howard of all people also comes off as this.

Leona: I-I never imagined you were into that kind of fun, Terry.