List Of KOF: Maximum Impact Characters
This is a list of characters from KOF: Maximum Impact series that play their own roles in the overall King of Fighters story. Because these games occur in an alternate universe separate from their 2D counterparts, characters exclusive to these games are listed here. All of the original characters listed here are also created and designed by Maximum Impact's producer, Falcoon.
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