When Verse is subsequently defeated, Krizalid's soul emerges from it along with many others, and is suspected to be alive again as a result. Krizalid finally dies on his own merits, letting Whip's Voodoo entangle his foot and force him to lose balance, this allowed Whip to shoot him with her Desert Eagle resulting in his presumably second death. Despite knowing the truth of his origin, he still calls Whip by her real name. K' faces Zero, Lin faces Ron, Maxima faces Glaugan and Krizalid faces Whip.

In KoF 2001, he resurfaces, revived by the Original Zero, and fights alongside him. Zero somehow later retrieved Krizalid's body and used the power of NESTS technology to bring him back to life. According to the novels, his corpse was taken in by the Ikari mercenaries. He simply cannot remember and in the Ikari team ending, Whip reveals to Krizalid of his status as a clone, died shorty after out of treachery. Heidern inquires if Krizalid remembers anything including his real name. In order to gather the battle data necessary for the activation period, he fights the winning team of the King of Fighters tournament.Īfter his defeat, the Kyo clones were neutralized and his superior fatally crushed Krizalid by throwing a boulder at him. He was ordered to activate the thousands of Kyo clones around the world by using his suit. As a side effect, he gained some of K's memories and believed Whip to be his sister. This was achieved by cloning K' (rather than Kyo directly). He was made to be the ultimate Kyo Kusanagi clone, outfitted with a special suit to feed data of fighters into his body during battle.

Krizalid revealing his plans to the Hero Team. Story NESTS Saga File:KOF'99-Novel-Krizalid.jpg He was designed to be a stylish and earnestly strong boss, though the supervising designer at the time admits, 'I think I overdid it a little.' A number of Krizalid's unused graphics were made available to the public in the Dreamcast release of the title.

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