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Ghost is the Warlord of the Savage Huns.

Description[]

Ghost is a martial arts expert. Rather than a Chinese worker outfit, or martial arts uniform, like all other Huns, he is well dressed, donning a dark grey suit, with a red collar dress shirt underneath.

Ethnicity: Chinese-American

Personality[]

Ghost is never shown to speak, and he is described as very spiritual.

In The Game[]

In 1978, he fought Fox and Vermin during their attack on Chinatown, and was soundly beaten. It is later heard, from Vermin, that he killed Spider.

Fighting Ability[]

He is shown to be extremely powerful in Rumble Mode, tying with Cobb in terms of raw power. However, while Cobb has huge muscle mass, Ghost is all about cardio and skill. He counters grapple attacks very often, so it's best to use a strong grab attack to prevent being countered by him.

Like the typical brawler, he has Ajax's raging finishing moves, with the 2-hit combo as his standard ground move. Strangely, the second punch from his ground combo deals no damage at all, which also happens with Cobb.

He uses the same power moves as the Shaolin monks - the tornado kick (standard and raging), with his secondary power move (X+O) being a foot-tripping attack, similar to Deke's power move, or Fox and Rembrandt's raging power move.

Appearances[]

Trivia[]

  • He shares his voice with Thurman and Apephibian.
  • Ghost survives the fight with Fox and Vermin, even if he's finished off with a knife or rage attack. This is because of the scripted off-screen feud he has with Spider later on.
  • The stark change of suit and training compared to the rank and file can indicate he may be a member of a legitimate Chinese Mafia.
  • In Scout's Honor, when Sammy alerts him of The Warriors' presence, Ghost spins on his chair to face him, despite it being an ordinary chair without wheels.
  • In one of the game over dialogues from the DJ, she will mention something about Ghost keeping Vermin and Fox later alluding to their deaths by "checking the river", sort of indicating a darker take of Ghost.

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