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TheKing of Fighters Memorial is a fan-game based on the popular King of Fighters series produced by SNK Playmore. It was created on the freeware 2D fighting game engine M.U.G.E.N by Zelgadis with some assistance from others. A demo version of the game was initially released in 2007 along with various trailers posted on Youtube, with the official full version being released in 2008. It has since then been updated numerous times for bug-fixes and new additions to the game.

The Story presumably takes place at some point around the first few events of the Ash Saga in the KoF series (2003 to XI most likely). Gustab Munchausen, an antagonist that hosted a previous tournament in The King of Fighters EX2: Howling Blood, plans to host another to destroy Kyo Kusanagi and Iori Yagami out of revenge for ruining his schemes. To do this, he plans on obtaining the battle data of numerous strong fighters in order to complete 'his masterpiece.' To further help his efforts, he creates powerful numbered clones of Kyo and Iori, as well as creating cloned bodies of primary enemies of past KoF Tournaments; these being Rugal, Goenitz, Krizalid, Original Zero, and Igniz. After channeling their souls into these bodies to revive them, he explains his plans to destroy Kyo and Iori and urges them to take part in this scheme of taking revenge. While the preparations are being made and as the tournament is about to begin, Gustab watches over the events as his right-hand man, Psyqhical, gathers battle data for their now unfolding plans.

The game utilizes traditional gameplay found within most of the current King of Fighters games, though most notably XI. These include the follow manuvers; Runs, Rolls, Short Jumps, Guard Cancels, Quick Emergency Rolls, Super Cancels, and Dream Cancels. There is notably another level of canceling into or utilizing an even higher level of HSDM, known as 'Extinction' in-game, though this is usually only utilized with Boss-characters or those who have power guages that exceed 3 levels.

The game also borrows a manuver from the older KoF Games however, that being the ability to charge your powerbar from KoF 94 to 96. All standard characters possess the ability to charge their powerbar, though most boss-characters or those whose bar exceeds 3 levels lack this function.

Every character in the game, with the exception of most Boss-characters, have a maximum amount of 3 powerbar levels. A vast majority of the characters have 3 types of hyper moves; DM's, HSDM's, and new Ultimate Moves. Each cost 1, 2, and 3 bars of power respectively. When at a maximum level of energy, the powerbar will normally identify it as 'Maximum.' Characters, usually Bosses, that have powerbars that extend beyond 3 however will gain a 'Guage EX' bar with a maximum of 5 levels of energy.

Also known as the SP Edition, Zelgadis has made various updates and bug-fixes to the game over time. At points some characters were replaced by others and new ones were added in altogether to the roster. The SP Edition is currently in its final version at 3.0.

The bad ending is obtained by completing the game with any character with the exception of Kyo, Iori, or Yukino. This is a standard ending where Gustab and Psyqhical are seemingly defeated, though also boast of obtaining enough battle data to finish their 'creation' and teleport off. The game the ends with a few pieces of text stating that Gustab and Psyqhical had fled and couldn't be found, yet so long as they were still out there, similar events could happen again.

In Kyo and Iori's ending, the two team up and defeat Gustab and Psyqhical. Gustab is shocked that his plans at this point have failed to destroy them, and Kyo and Iori remark that even bringing back a majority of their past foes wouldn't help him. Gustab interjects however and says this wasn't his true plan, as well as stating that the battle data he obtained from the tournament was a part of his 'masterpiece' that would ultimately destroy them. The two teleport away while Kyo and Iori discuss the events, agreeing to team up again until the situation has come to an end. The game ends with text stating that although Gustab and Psyqhical have fled, something even more powerful than them was about to awaken. A final scene revealing a new antagonist, Element, is shown as he breaks free from a lab's containment tube and states that 'the time has come.'

In Yukino's ending, it's revealed that Gustab created her glove to help control her fire powers in exchange for her services to him. She seemingly decided to rebel against this however, stating that she never wanted to fight Kyo or Iori because 'they've done nothing wrong.' Gustab then reveals to her that she has latent abilities that she wasn't aware of before. A brief flashback then occurs to a fight between Yukino and Sula. Just as though it seems Sula is about to win, Yukino's glove slips off and a portion of her true power is unleashed in the form of a blinding light. The scene cuts back to the present as Gustab states that Yukino would now be an enemy to him. Both he and Psyqhical teleport away as a few pieces of text appear in stating a similar message to the one in Kyo and Iori's ending. The game ends with the same scene of Element breaking from his containment tube as seen in the other good ending.

A two-mile-long hiking trail leads up the rugged mountainside to the site where the firefighters fell. To reach the trailhead, drive west on I-70 to Exit 109. After exiting, head east along the frontage road to the trailhead parking area.

At 4:30 a.m. on July 6, an 11-person Bureau of Land Management/Forest Service crew began their return hike to the South Canyon fire. They joined a team of eight smokejumpers who had spent the night fighting the slow-moving blaze. Both crews had begun fighting the fire the previous day. They continued clearing fireline and helicopter landing zones (Heliports H1 and H2 on diagram).

Later that morning, eight more smokejumpers and ten members of the hotshot crew arrived. They concentrated on clearing wireline between the two helispots and along the western flank of the fire. A helicopter with helitack crew assisted with water drops and reconnaissance flights. The remainder of the hotshot crew was flown to the ridge top at 3:00 p.m. and assigned to wireline work on the ridge.

As the day became warmer and winds increase, fire activity intensified and crews combatted several small spot fires that crossed the wireline. Steep terrain and dense vegetation made it difficult to see what the fire below was doing. At about 4:00 p.m. a dry cold front hit the area. Fanned by winds gusting to 45 miles per hour, the fire exploded. It jumped down-slope, and then began racing uphill at speeds up to 35 feet per second.

On the west flank of the fire, a smokejumper reported a spot fire below the wireline. Everyone was told to move toward safety routes. The smokejumpers (A) climbed uphill into a previously-burned area. In winds strong enough to blow off their hard hats, they climbed into their fire shelters. They remained there for one and a half hours as the fire burned nearby.

Crews on the ridge top (B) were told to move to the safety zone at Helispot 1. Cut off by the fire, they ran back along the ridge and down the east drainage to the highway. Several firefighters working near the ridge top (C) paused to encourage the crews coming up behind them before fleeing down the east drainage.

Hotshots and smokejumpers working the lower west flank (D) began moving back up the fireline. Unable to see the fire because of the dense oak brush canopy, they were trapped (X) when the fire jumped to the slope below them and flashed up the ridge. The two helitack crewmen at Helispot 2 (E) ran north and west along the ridge and were trapped (X) when the fire raced up the rocky slope.

Evil-DoerFull NameElementAliasNo informationOriginThe King of Fighters: MemorialOccupationSustitute leader of Gustab's CartelPowers/SkillsControl all the elements, BraiwashingHobbyNo informationGoalsControl Yukino Ozawa/Freeing Puppet Yukino(Sucessfully)

Kill Kyo Kusanagi and Iori Yagami(Failed)

Element is an original character appearing in The King of Fighters Memorial Series by Zelgadis. He appears to be one of the new main antagonists in the series and is set to appear in The King of Fighters Memorial Lv2 along with Puppet Yukino as one of the final bosses.

His sprites are edited from Iori Yagami's sprites in The King of Fighters XI. His voice clips are slightly edited from Goodman's (Neo Geo Battle Coliseum), K' and Rikard Hawlett (original MUGEN character).

Element appears to be an artificial being created by Gustab Munchausen seemingly for the sole purpose of destroying Kyo Kusanagi and Iori Yagami. To finally complete and awaken him, Gustab required an immense amount of battle data gathered from various strong fighters. He achieved this at the end of the tournament in the first game and Element awakened shortly afterwards.

Element has only made one appearance in the official The King of Fighters Memorial games at this point aside from the yet-to-be-released The King of Fighters Memorial Lv2. If the player achieves the good ending in the first game by beating it with either Kyo Kusanagi, Iori Yagami, or Yukino Ozawa, an additional scene is shown at the end with Element breaking free of his containment tube. Interestingly enough, what little dialogue Element has at the ending of the game suggests that he's been in containment and being prepared for battle for years.

Not much of Element's character has been revealed at this point other than that he presumably wants to kill Kyo and Iori. It is also speculated that he could be the cause behind the appearance of Yukino's alter-ego, though it is mostly unknown at this point.

As his name suggests, Element has control over different elemental powers, and will most likely being able to utilize a wide-variety of them in the second game. So far, only brief footage of the official version of him has been seen in an old trailer of The King of Fighters Memorial Lv2 which depicts him using slashing motions to harness what appears to be fire and ice-type attacks. He also appears to have an HSDM in which he throws a strange orb of grey energy that sends the opponent flying into the wall. The old trailer has been taken down at this point, however.

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