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Budget 12,000,000 USD
Box Office Collection 2,000,000 USD
Gordon Chan's The King of Fighters was released during the same year as Dwight Little's Tekken in 2009, both movies were panned by fans and critics alike for being low-budget films, with bad casting, and are weak adaptations of popular arcade fighting-games from Japan.
American actor Will Yun Lee has similarities to Fatal Fury/The King of Fighters character Kim Kaphwan, unlike his character Iori Yagami. Similarities such as Kim and Lee both being Korean, they are both taekwondo experts, and they are both at the billed height of 5 ft 9 in (175 cm).
This film is loosely based on the game The King of Fighters '98: The Slugfest (1998) which is a reboot of the four previous chapters in The Orochi Saga from SNK's best-selling fighting game franchise.
By preparing for the role of Kyo Kusanagi, Sean Faris spent a month learning how to use a kitana, as well as taking up training in basic Karate, which is more of Team Kyokugenryu's fighting style, while Kyo canonically fights using Kusanagi-Dou fused with Kenpou. After the film's release, Sean Ferris would later be criticized by fans for being a Caucasian miscast who portrays a Japanese teen character, and also because how inaccurate his portrayal was in general.
Bernice Liu is fan of the King of Fighters video game series.
"[Mai is teleported into a fighting stage, which is in the form of a freezer warehouse] Sam: Hello, Mai. Mai Shiranui: [smiles] Why did you pick this freezing hole? Sam: Payback. Remember that sauna you chose last time?"
"[Rugal knocks Kyo down. Kyo crawls and reaches for his sword] Rugal: Come on. This is boring. Let's mix it up a bit. [Rugal throws his quarter-staff away and is thrown a backhoe] Rugal: No. Too violent. [He throws the backhoe and is thrown a stick with nails on it] Rugal: Ooh, too barbaric, isn't it? [He throws the stick in the air and is thrown a baseball bat] Rugal: Hey!"
