Kung Fu Man sighed. He stepped forward. "I am the protagonist. I have priority."
the character folder (containing .def , .sff , and .snd files). all mugen characters
Kung Fu Man walked toward the spotlight. The stage materialized around him—the temple, the sunset, the smooth floor. The music kicked in: a synthesized guitar riff. Kung Fu Man sighed
I’m not sure what you mean by “all mugen characters.” Do you want: I have priority
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