Talk:The King of Fighters '95

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I think it's wrong to put in the article KOF 95 is the beginning of Orochi Saga, for Orochi or his henchmen were not behind the Rugal's evil plan, which was to turn the fighters into Cyber-Assassins. Besides, the name Orochi is only mentioned at Iori team's ending. I think KOF 95, along with KOF 94, belongs to Rugal Saga.Brazilian Man 20:33, 14 October 2007 (UTC)[reply]

As of yet, all of the KOF sagas have been 3 parts, excluding the Rugal Saga. Until the point that one is less or more than this 3 part setup, 95 should be considered as part of the Orochi saga, no matter how different it is from 96 and 97, nor how it barely starts it off. Not only that, in the new Orochi Saga compilation (The King of Fighters Collection: The Orochi Saga), 95 is included. Ekkusu 13:54, 2 November 2007 (UTC)[reply]

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