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| DarkZero
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|  "Re(9):Mark of the Wolves"
, posted Mon 30 Jun 17:21
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That makes me think, why is Gato called a "fiend"?
And why does Jae Hoon (it's Jae Hoon, right?) have a "Vs evil character" special intro against him?
Is he some kind of criminal? I know he wants to kill his father but I seem to recall it was for a "relatively" good reason (if there is any good reason to kill, but that's another story), like big treason or similar. And I don't think he goes around in places asking: "Have you seen my father? I'd like to kill him.".
Gato is a cruel fighter who verbally and physically (remember his neck breaking super?) abuses the enemies that he leaves in his wake on his mission to kill someone. That doesn't put him up there in the Top Tier of evil with Freeman, whose general personality seems to be "Must... kill... all... humans...", or Grant ("I am the martyr of might! MUST KILL ALL HUMANS!"), but it at least puts him in the Bottom Tier of criminal, self-serving evil alongside Kain. I think Gato gets shoved in there because they can sort of justify it (he IS trying to kill someone) and they needed a non-boss character other than Freeman that Kim Jae Hoon could do his "Vs Evil" intro against. Without an epic "a dark god is summoning his followers" plot to lure in characters like Iori, Yamazaki, the New Face Team, or the NESTS Team, Mark of the Wolves probably had to stretch someone else into the evil category.
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| Sensenic 693th Post
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| "Re(10):Mark of the Wolves" , posted Tue 1 Jul 02:56
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Gato also did leave his family in a manner not all that different from the way his father ditched them. Poor Hotaru, who's she going to wish happy birthday to now? Plus, Gato generally goes around acting like a hard-ass to everyone he comes across so it's not surprising that he rubs the noble minded Jae Hoon the wrong way. Gato may not be evil but he's not the nicest guy in the world either.
Gato is a cruel fighter who verbally and physically (remember his neck breaking super?) abuses the enemies that he leaves in his wake on his mission to kill someone. That doesn't put him up there in the Top Tier of evil with Freeman, whose general personality seems to be "Must... kill... all... humans...", or Grant ("I am the martyr of might! MUST KILL ALL HUMANS!"), but it at least puts him in the Bottom Tier of criminal, self-serving evil alongside Kain. I think Gato gets shoved in there because they can sort of justify it (he IS trying to kill someone) and they needed a non-boss character other than Freeman that Kim Jae Hoon could do his "Vs Evil" intro against. Without an epic "a dark god is summoning his followers" plot to lure in characters like Iori, Yamazaki, the New Face Team, or the NESTS Team, Mark of the Wolves probably had to stretch someone else into the evil category.
Ok, thanks for the explanations. I knew he wasn't exactly a saint, but all that stuff about the family and the week-rival-abusing, it makes sense now.
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