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Vice
The King of Fighters ↗ / 1996
She has little patience for pleasantries but lasting interest in Iori’s fate. Vice combines a slender silhouette with startling strength and a dangerous directness that makes her instantly distinct.
Hakkesshu member and power-focused fighter
My figure room →AI-assisted illustrations · Not official anime stills








Vice is a Hakkesshu follower of Orochi and, like Mature, formerly served as Rugal’s secretary. She became playable in KOF 96 with Mature and Iori Yagami; SNK dates its arcade release to July 30, 1996. This page uses the playable debut as its timeline marker rather than equating earlier story appearances with participation.
Her official profile contrasts a slender appearance with unrestrained strength and ruthlessness. She opens the interview by asking for the questions already and speaks bluntly about opponents, unlike Mature’s measured social maneuvering. She prefers short hair because long hair seems troublesome and rejects the label of gym fanatic. Her birthday is November 28, blood type A, and birthplace unknown.
Iori kills her and Mature during his loss of control at the end of 96, giving later reunions a dangerous history. XIII reunites them with Iori as spirits; the dream matches 98 and 2002 are not direct evidence of a main-story resurrection. XV initially places her on the sidelines before later DLC participation. She specializes in force and throws but insists she is a fighter, not merely a grappler.
Mature shares her work and goals, but official material does not make them sisters or lovers. Vice calls herself an observer of Iori’s fate, interested in whether he can defy his Orochi destiny rather than declaring a romance. Rugal is a former employer whose beck and call she disliked. Her interest in Leona centers on concealed power and nature.
Dark auburn short hair, red earrings, a black choker and red-black formalwear distinguish her from blonde Mature. This gallery follows XV’s red waistcoat, black long-sleeved long dress and boots, retaining short hair and a direct gaze. Different media vary materials and proportions without reducing her to a recolored Mature. Photographic avatars and transparent figures are unofficial fan interpretations.
She dislikes being at a powerful person’s beck and call yet repeatedly follows Iori’s fate. That tension raises a question: does observing really mean staying uninvolved? Curiosity, anticipation and dangerous testing need not be simplified into romance. Her conversations with Mature offer another pleasure, one blunt and the other evasive. These are readings of dialogue, not additional official events.