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Article description: (`description`) This attribute controls the content of the `description` and `og:description` elements.	The first game of the KOF series, The King of Fighters '94, concerns Blood Knight and notorious crime lord Rugal Bernstein. Seeking to establish a title as the world's strongest fighter, he resurrects the international tournament "The King of Fighters" (initially held by Geese Howard) to challenge the strongest combatants of each nation. Team Japan, consisting of high schooler flame wielder Kyo Kusanagi, Casanova lightning wielder Benimaru Nikaido, and Badass Normal judo master Goro Daimon, make it to the finals aboard Rugal's personal aircraft carrier, the Blacknoah. Kyo's father Saisyu is already aboard the ship, having tried to take down Rugal by himself, but to no avail. During the final match of the tournament, Benimaru and Daimon are swiftly defeated by Rugal, leaving Kyo to face the villain by himself. Kyo sees his father's unconscious body, and, assuming the worst, goes into an Unstoppable Rage that allows him to overwhelm Rugal who, sore loser that he is, activates a series of timed bombs set around the ship. The heroes (as well as Rugal's secretaries, Mature and Vice) escape just in time.

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