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Wong is famous as the founder of the Pants Cult. If not in the Ice Dungeon fighting Dragons in armour as a single person rescue party, he can often be found sitting in Mirith bank in a purple shirt and white pants. Master Wong is an Chinese-American man and a martial arts teacher. So far, his only known relatives are his daughter Lan. It is unknown what became of his wife so he either got divorced or he is a widower. He first appears when Ook, Gluk and Lily hide in a trash can from Chief Goppernopper's goons. The boys then take refuge in his school, where they learn kung-fu and fall in love with Lan. Later, the boys go out and fight Chief Goppernopper's thugs and JP Goppernopper's robots. They travel back to the caveman days and fight JP's workers. Later, Ook, Gluk and Lily destroy Chief Goppernopepr's robotic reptiless called the Mechasaurs and vow to rebuild the world. JP then sends the boys a note, announcing that he and the Chief have captured Mr. Wong and Lan and if they don't give up, they will Wong was a descendant of a Chinese monk named Kan (whom also greatly resembles him) who lived roughly one thousand years ago and was a student of the occult. Kan was once invited against his will by Jehan, king of Siridar, to his home at otherdimensional realm whom asked his help to aid his people against Wizard Kings.Kan agreed to do so. During his time in this realm, Kan and Shialmar fell in love with each other. Wong is the assistant to and good friend of Doctor Strange. - Wong challenging Commadore Mirage Blade. Wong is a very powerful swordsman that came from a very far island, which was destroyed by a very powerful pirate crew. He is the brother of Sun Meiling, and the Half brother of Liu Shin. Wong ist ein Meister der mystischen Künste von Kamar-Taj. Als der ehemalige Bibliothekar von Kaecilius ermordet wurde, wurde er zum „Schützer“ der alten Bücher. Als Kaecilius versuchte, seine Macht zu nutzen, um Dormammu zur Erde zu bringen, nutzten Wong und die anderen Zauberer ihre Macht, um ihn schließlich zu besiegen. Wong was a junior field agent with CTU Los Angeles. Wong was assigned as the inter-agency liaison handling security for the Pacific Rim Forum at the Ritz-Carlton Hotel in Marina del Rey. Wong's duty was to coordinate information between CTU and the LAPD, FBI, and the security details for the eleven countries represented at the conference. (Chaos Theory) Lieutenant Wong was a female Starfleet officer. In 2364, she was assigned to the USS Enterprise-D. She had experience in the programming of environmental controls for Federation starships. In 2364, when the Enterprise-D was afflicted with the Quazulu VIII virus, engineering reported to the bridge that they had experienced difficulties with programming the computer for variations in climate controls. Lieutenant La Forge, placed in temporary command of the bridge by Captain Picard, was about to leave the bridge to help engineering when Lieutenant Worf recommended that Wong go instead. La Forge thanked Worf for the recommendation, and ordered engineering to contact Wong. (TNG: "Angel One" ) Wong was a Petty Officer at Pax River and also the person who murdered his colleague, fellow Petty Officer Chris Gordon. But unlike his colleagues who expressed remorse and guilt for Gordon's death, Wong didn't have any guilt over what had happened while still insisting that it was an accident, hinting that Wong might be a psychopath or a sociopath. As a result, Wong was eventually arrested and presumably jailed. Medic Wong of the Space Marine Corps was part of the second assault wave in the Stroggos Campaign. Wong is a member of the Masters of the Mystic Arts. Wong ist ein weiblicher Mensch. Sie ist Sternenflottenoffizier im Rang eines Lieutenants an Bord der USS Enterprise (NCC-1701-D). Sie ist außerdem auf dem Gebiet der Programmierung von Lebenserhaltungssystemen von Föderationsschiffen versiert. 2364 nimmt der Virus von Quazulu VIII auf der Enterprise Überhand. Als das Maschinendeck einen Ausfall im Klimacomputer meldet, muss Lieutenant J.G. La Forge Wong für die Reparatur einteilen, da er inzwischen diensthabender Captain ist. (TNG: ) Wong es un miembro de los Maestro de las artes místicas. Wong is a Captain in the Chinese Army, and a guard at the Great Dragon Zoo of China. Later on, while Jean-Luc Picard was combating the Chova by using the different personalities he was carrying inside his subconscious, including Kamin, Locutus of Borg, and Sarek, Wong was assigned to watch over him. (TNG - Perchance to Dream comic: "Enterprises of Great Pitch and Moment") Wong es un pescador que ve caer al Mar de China el avión militar de caza que tripulan Kalimán, Solín y Nadia Liberman. Cuando descubre que sus tres tripulantes sobreviven en paracaídas el accidente, Wong decide rescatarlos del mar esperando cobrar una recompensa; su idea es que la hermosa Nadia podrá ser vendida como esclava en Hong-Kong. Kalimán y sus amigos suben agradecidos al sampán del pescador y duermen pesadamente durante el viaje a la ciudad china. Una vez allí, Wong se entrevista en secreto con Alí Sharif, un conocido criminal de la ciudad y le ofrece a los náufragos a cambio de dinero. Alí Sharif acepta habiendo deducido la identidad de Kalimán después de leer en los periódicos la historia de su espectacular escape de las Filipinas a bordo de un avión militar. Wong is the main antagonist in Mystical City. He is Princess Sunflower's archenemy who plots with his ex-girlfriend Lee Mearthy to prove Sunflower is a danger to public. It was secretly shown behind Lee's back that he wants Sunflower as his new girlfriend. Wong is a Master of the Mystic Arts of Kamar-Taj. When the former librarian was murdered by Kaecilius and the Zealots, Wong then became the highly protective keeper of the ancient books when he met Doctor Strange, and assisted him in his studies. As Kaecilius attempted to use his power to bring Dormammu to Earth, Wong and the other Masters used their power to eventually defeat him, at the cost of Ancient One's death. With the threat of Kaecilius over, Wong then joined Doctor Strange in protecting the Sanctum Sanctorum which was based within New York City. Wong was a lieutenant in the Chinese People's Liberation Army. He was first introduced in Earth Afire. Wong is a fictional character from the Final Fight series, introduced in the game Final Fight 3.

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Wong is a member of the Masters of the Mystic Arts. Wong es un miembro de los Maestro de las artes místicas. Wong was a descendant of a Chinese monk named Kan (whom also greatly resembles him) who lived roughly one thousand years ago and was a student of the occult. Kan was once invited against his will by Jehan, king of Siridar, to his home at otherdimensional realm whom asked his help to aid his people against Wizard Kings.Kan agreed to do so. During his time in this realm, Kan and Shialmar fell in love with each other. Ultimately Kan led his forces to complete victory over the forces of the Wizard Kings, and all but one of the Wizard Kings were killed. But Kan did not realize he was a pawn in Vung's secret plans. Vung captured both Kan and Shialmar and prepared to sacrifice them to the demonic race he secretly served, the N'garai. Shialmar offered the N'garai her own soul, in exchange for power. The N'garai complied, transforming Shialmar into the Shadowqueen, a sorceress of great mystical power who was nearly incapable of love. The Shadowqueen slew Vung and sent Kan back to China. Remorseful over his actions, he sought atone by devoting his life and those of his first-born male descendants to the service of mystics who themselves serve the forces of good. Ever since then, the firstborn males of Wong's family have carried on this tradition. For the ten generations preceding Wong's, the first-born males have served the Ancient One, the former sorcerer supreme of the Earth dimension whom happened to be the said mystics. The last of the members of Wong's family to serve the Ancient One was Wong's own father, Hamir the Hermit, who remained with the Ancient One up to the time of the latter's death. Wong was the first-born son of Hamir, and thus his life was dedicated to the Ancient One from earliest childhood. When Wong was four years old, Hamir presented him to the Ancient One. Subsequently, Wong was sent to a remote monastery to receive training in how to serve a master sorcerer. Wong's relatives were allowed to visit him on occasions. Shortly before Wong's tenth birthday, Hamir brought a young couple to the monastery to visit Wong and made a marriage pact with them, betrothing Wong to their as yet unborn daughter. During his training at the monastery, Wong mastered certain Oriental martial arts. He remains highly adept in the martial arts, although since actually becoming a servant he no longer practices them as much as he once did. In his adulthood, the Ancient One sent him to the United States to his disciple, Doctor Steven Strange, making him the first member of his family to come to America. Wong has now served Strange loyally and well for many years. During that time Strange has succeeded the Ancient One as sorcerer supreme of the Earth dimension. Master Wong is an Chinese-American man and a martial arts teacher. So far, his only known relatives are his daughter Lan. It is unknown what became of his wife so he either got divorced or he is a widower. He first appears when Ook, Gluk and Lily hide in a trash can from Chief Goppernopper's goons. The boys then take refuge in his school, where they learn kung-fu and fall in love with Lan. Later, the boys go out and fight Chief Goppernopper's thugs and JP Goppernopper's robots. They travel back to the caveman days and fight JP's workers. Later, Ook, Gluk and Lily destroy Chief Goppernopepr's robotic reptiless called the Mechasaurs and vow to rebuild the world. JP then sends the boys a note, announcing that he and the Chief have captured Mr. Wong and Lan and if they don't give up, they will both die. The boys go back to the future and JP captures them as well. Mr. Wong tells the boys to remember their training. Ook and Gluk ask JP and the Chief who is the greatest man. They fight and JP dissolves the Chief with his laser pistol. He then ceases to exist after he realizes too late he killed his ancient great-grandfather so he and his company don't exist. The world is now free of Goppernoppers and the boys and Lily travel back to Cave Land with Lan, and Mr. Wong goes home saying he'll miss the boys, but he somehow feels a part of them is still very near. Wong is a Master of the Mystic Arts of Kamar-Taj. When the former librarian was murdered by Kaecilius and the Zealots, Wong then became the highly protective keeper of the ancient books when he met Doctor Strange, and assisted him in his studies. As Kaecilius attempted to use his power to bring Dormammu to Earth, Wong and the other Masters used their power to eventually defeat him, at the cost of Ancient One's death. With the threat of Kaecilius over, Wong then joined Doctor Strange in protecting the Sanctum Sanctorum which was based within New York City. Lieutenant Wong was a female Starfleet officer. In 2364, she was assigned to the USS Enterprise-D. She had experience in the programming of environmental controls for Federation starships. In 2364, when the Enterprise-D was afflicted with the Quazulu VIII virus, engineering reported to the bridge that they had experienced difficulties with programming the computer for variations in climate controls. Lieutenant La Forge, placed in temporary command of the bridge by Captain Picard, was about to leave the bridge to help engineering when Lieutenant Worf recommended that Wong go instead. La Forge thanked Worf for the recommendation, and ordered engineering to contact Wong. (TNG: "Angel One" ) This character was only mentioned in dialogue. Wong was a lieutenant in the Chinese People's Liberation Army. He was first introduced in Earth Afire. Wong is the assistant to and good friend of Doctor Strange. Wong is a fictional character from the Final Fight series, introduced in the game Final Fight 3. - Wong challenging Commadore Mirage Blade. Wong is a very powerful swordsman that came from a very far island, which was destroyed by a very powerful pirate crew. He is the brother of Sun Meiling, and the Half brother of Liu Shin. Wong is famous as the founder of the Pants Cult. If not in the Ice Dungeon fighting Dragons in armour as a single person rescue party, he can often be found sitting in Mirith bank in a purple shirt and white pants. Wong ist ein weiblicher Mensch. Sie ist Sternenflottenoffizier im Rang eines Lieutenants an Bord der USS Enterprise (NCC-1701-D). Sie ist außerdem auf dem Gebiet der Programmierung von Lebenserhaltungssystemen von Föderationsschiffen versiert. 2364 nimmt der Virus von Quazulu VIII auf der Enterprise Überhand. Als das Maschinendeck einen Ausfall im Klimacomputer meldet, muss Lieutenant J.G. La Forge Wong für die Reparatur einteilen, da er inzwischen diensthabender Captain ist. (TNG: ) Wong was a junior field agent with CTU Los Angeles. Wong was assigned as the inter-agency liaison handling security for the Pacific Rim Forum at the Ritz-Carlton Hotel in Marina del Rey. Wong's duty was to coordinate information between CTU and the LAPD, FBI, and the security details for the eleven countries represented at the conference. (Chaos Theory) Wong was a Petty Officer at Pax River and also the person who murdered his colleague, fellow Petty Officer Chris Gordon. But unlike his colleagues who expressed remorse and guilt for Gordon's death, Wong didn't have any guilt over what had happened while still insisting that it was an accident, hinting that Wong might be a psychopath or a sociopath. As a result, Wong was eventually arrested and presumably jailed. Later on, while Jean-Luc Picard was combating the Chova by using the different personalities he was carrying inside his subconscious, including Kamin, Locutus of Borg, and Sarek, Wong was assigned to watch over him. (TNG - Perchance to Dream comic: "Enterprises of Great Pitch and Moment") Wong is the main antagonist in Mystical City. He is Princess Sunflower's archenemy who plots with his ex-girlfriend Lee Mearthy to prove Sunflower is a danger to public. It was secretly shown behind Lee's back that he wants Sunflower as his new girlfriend. Wong is a Captain in the Chinese Army, and a guard at the Great Dragon Zoo of China. Wong ist ein Meister der mystischen Künste von Kamar-Taj. Als der ehemalige Bibliothekar von Kaecilius ermordet wurde, wurde er zum „Schützer“ der alten Bücher. Als Kaecilius versuchte, seine Macht zu nutzen, um Dormammu zur Erde zu bringen, nutzten Wong und die anderen Zauberer ihre Macht, um ihn schließlich zu besiegen. Medic Wong of the Space Marine Corps was part of the second assault wave in the Stroggos Campaign. Wong es un pescador que ve caer al Mar de China el avión militar de caza que tripulan Kalimán, Solín y Nadia Liberman. Cuando descubre que sus tres tripulantes sobreviven en paracaídas el accidente, Wong decide rescatarlos del mar esperando cobrar una recompensa; su idea es que la hermosa Nadia podrá ser vendida como esclava en Hong-Kong. Kalimán y sus amigos suben agradecidos al sampán del pescador y duermen pesadamente durante el viaje a la ciudad china. Una vez allí, Wong se entrevista en secreto con Alí Sharif, un conocido criminal de la ciudad y le ofrece a los náufragos a cambio de dinero. Alí Sharif acepta habiendo deducido la identidad de Kalimán después de leer en los periódicos la historia de su espectacular escape de las Filipinas a bordo de un avión militar. Pocas horas después el inspector de policía estadounidense Gary Logan llega a Hong-Kong, y habiéndose enterado que el avión de caza de Kalimán cayó al mar ofrece una jugosa recompensa entre los pescadores de la ciudad a quien le de informes acerca de los fugitivos. Wong decide hacerse con la recompensa y le revela al inspector la historia de su rescate, pero antes de que pueda revelar dónde están escondidos los fugitivos, Josep, uno de los criados de Alí Sharif, lo asesina disparándole a la espalda. Mientras Wong cae muerto frente a Logan, Josep escapa por las callejuelas de Hong-Kong y regresa a la mansión de Alí Sharif. Categoría:Personajes Categoría:Personajes de El Extraño Doctor Muerte versión radial

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