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Benimaru Nikaido

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Benimaru Nikaido

二階堂紅丸

Benimaru Nikaido is a main character in Quanhuang Mingyun. This page lists 2 anime and 2 manga, voiced by Monster Maezuka (JAPANESE) and Lu Zhao (JAPANESE).

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About Benimaru Nikaido

Benimaru Nikaido is a character from The King of Fighters game series. His straight hair stays up during fights due to a rather exaggerated case of electrostatics. His official nickname is The Shooting Star. He was loosely based on the character Jean Pierre Polnareff from Jojo's Bizarre Adventure, right down to his outfit in The King of Fighters '94 and The King of Fighters '95. Even after Benimaru's name was decided on, the game developers continued to refer to him as Polnareff. Additionally, his taunt in The King of Fighters XI mirrors Polnareff's stature from the manga. His vocal performance was initially deemed by his original designer to have nothing to do with the character's original image. The idea for his electric powers - as well as the other elemental powers for the rest of the Japan team - was derived from the anime Getter Robo.

Gender
Male
Age
20-21
Birthday
June 6
Blood type
O+
Height
180 cm (5'11")
Birthplace
Japan
Also known as
二阶堂红丸, The Shooting Star

Benimaru Nikaido at a glance

Benimaru Nikaido is a supporting character in KOF XV: SPECIAL ANIMATED SHORT (2022). So far, Benimaru Nikaido shows up in two anime and two manga. Other names: 二阶堂红丸 and The Shooting Star.

Voices and appearances

Monster Maezuka voices Benimaru Nikaido in the original Japanese. You can also find them in KOF XV: SPECIAL ANIMATED SHORT.

Quick questions

What anime is Benimaru Nikaido in?

Quanhuang Mingyun and KOF XV: SPECIAL ANIMATED SHORT.

Who is Benimaru Nikaido's Japanese voice actor?

Monster Maezuka.

Anime appearances

Series, films and specials featuring this character.

Manga appearances

Manga, light novels and webtoons featuring this character.

Voices behind the character

Voice actors across languages.