#The king of fighters 99 final krizalid code
Apparently, NESTS planned to attack various places in the world where people of authority in their respective country were located, using clones of Kyo Kusanagi, however they were missing something, a code called "Trigger Data", which was the code that would give the clones the ability to kill in cold blood, without mercy. At the same time they were watching the contact that the K' Team made with Krizalid, listening to what they were talking about after a brief fight. When they finally reached the final round, they were transferred to an underground sector, where they meet the tournament's sponsor, Krizalid, who is preparing to fight with them, Meanwhile the mercenaries Ikari they were watching what happened in the tournament, when they discovered a series of appearances in various parts of the world, where they discovered that Kyo Kusanagi is in several places at the same time, with this they conclude that they are clones of Kyo. As they progressed through the tournament, they were watched by the tournament sponsor, Krizalid, an NESTS officer, who would be in charge of keeping an eye on K' and Maxima to ensure they did their job.
He was sent along with his partner Maxima, a cyborg created by NESTS, to participate in the KOF tournament, teaming up with Benimaru Nikaido and Shingo Yabuki, who were investigating Kyo's whereabouts, completely unaware that his two companions belong to the organization that kidnapped Kyo. Because of that, he was seen as a prototype clone, nicknamed only K', which was short for Krizalid, his default name, but failing to master fire as expected he was given an incomplete name.
The story begins with K', a young man who was kidnapped by an organization called NESTS, who wanted to create a perfect clone of Kyo Kusanagi (this shows that it was the NESTS cartel who kidnapped Kyo at the end of KOF '97) and for this they injected Kyo's DNA into this young man, who could only control his power with a special glove. Story NESTS Saga The King of Fighters '99
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