Master Chin, Iron Chef of Death by Gingori Slak'Gu the unappetizing  | TEAM: The Syndicate |  | SECTOR: Lowtown |  | KIT CLASS: Everyman |
|  |  |  Main Event Winner! |  Hall Of Fame! |  Survival - 9 wins! |
| Fight Record
League Wins: 8
League Losses: 3
Out Of League Wins: 1
Out of League Losses: 1
Total Wins: 9
Total Losses: 4
Matt Paris - Win 0-0
Death-In-A-Box - Loss 0-0
Star Wars Junkie - Win 29-12
Christopher Marlowe - Loss 13-24
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 | Once a chef on a cooking show, a challenge issued by the top chef in Beijing brought this Japanese-raised chef into the battle of his life. After serving eight dishes using only a cleaver, a jar of cheese whiz, an ox tail, and seven bottles of 7-up, the young upstart was thrown into a jar of radioactive soy sauce, forever perverting his brain. He now seeks the to create the most tempting recipe that is delicious he could dominate the frozen chinese food market.. even if human are the main ingredient! |
 | | Strength: | Weak BELOW normal human strength -
can bench press 50 pounds (maybe). | Agility: | Supreme This fighter can dodge and move
with superhuman fluidity. | | Body: | Weak BELOW normal human endurance.
Goes down easy and stays there. | Mind: | Supreme Brilliant to the point of supra-genius.
Can easily think many many moves ahead. |
 | Martial Arts |
A master of Tetsu-do, the way of the Chef, a forbidden martial art that trains the benefactor in not only making perfect egg rolls, but defeating any opponent with any sort of cooking utensil that happen to be lying around. One time Chin killed a Sithan Akromoel with only a rubber spatula, and later made a tempting sauce from the beast's uvula.
 | Martial Supremacy |
When wielding "Koko" and "Soko", his twin cleavers of death, he is practically invincable. Chin takes Tetsu-Do to a level only a master of martial arts and chopping-vegetables-really-fast arts can ever hope to achieve. He can not only sever through the hide of a dragon turtle (good soup) or a rock lizard (great in curry rice), but he can also perform the dreaded "Enzirikimarizuri", which literally translates "chop something into so many pieces it can be strained through cheesecloth"
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