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| rdfs:comment | - She meets Riki after he arrives in Scrap, and helps him obtain the rings. After all of the rings are gathered, she and the party go to Margmel. When Margmel's residents disappear from Riki's wish, Mei-ling reveals the true nature of the rings, and that she has the black ring. She transforms into the Master Ring, and is defeated. After her defeat, she returns to normal.
- Mei-Ling is one of the characters in the Darkstalkers series that's twin sister of Hsien-Ko. Mei-Ling appeared as a cameo in a couple of the Marvel vs. Capcom games.
- Mei-Ling is the main antagonist from Riki's storyline in SaGa Frontier. She helps Riki on his quest to retrieve the magical rings to save his homeland Margmel, apparently out of benevolence. When all rings are gathered, Riki wishes for Margmel to be reborn. However, all who didn't existed when Margmel was born started to dissapear, and it is then that Mei-Ling reveals the true nature of the rings and her intentions of using them to conquer all regions. as it turned out, she was under the influence of the Master Ring, controlling her from the beginning.
- She and Hsien-Ko were born as twin sisters in the eighteenth century. During this time, spirits of the dead arose from their graves and attacked her village. After her mother was killed by a demon, she and her sister decided to use Tensei-no-Jutsu to save her soul, but they used a prohibited sub-division of the technique, Igyo Tenshin-no-Jutsu. This turned the twins into a jiāngshī (僵屍 "stiff corpse"), a type of Chinese zombie/vampire. However, it also gave Mei-Ling and her sister unusual abilities.
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| abstract | - Mei-Ling is the main antagonist from Riki's storyline in SaGa Frontier. She helps Riki on his quest to retrieve the magical rings to save his homeland Margmel, apparently out of benevolence. When all rings are gathered, Riki wishes for Margmel to be reborn. However, all who didn't existed when Margmel was born started to dissapear, and it is then that Mei-Ling reveals the true nature of the rings and her intentions of using them to conquer all regions. as it turned out, she was under the influence of the Master Ring, controlling her from the beginning. Riki is forced to fight the Ring as it possesse Mei-Ling, and as it is defeated the wish is undone and it's control over Mei-Ling is broken.
- She meets Riki after he arrives in Scrap, and helps him obtain the rings. After all of the rings are gathered, she and the party go to Margmel. When Margmel's residents disappear from Riki's wish, Mei-ling reveals the true nature of the rings, and that she has the black ring. She transforms into the Master Ring, and is defeated. After her defeat, she returns to normal.
- Mei-Ling is one of the characters in the Darkstalkers series that's twin sister of Hsien-Ko. Mei-Ling appeared as a cameo in a couple of the Marvel vs. Capcom games.
- She and Hsien-Ko were born as twin sisters in the eighteenth century. During this time, spirits of the dead arose from their graves and attacked her village. After her mother was killed by a demon, she and her sister decided to use Tensei-no-Jutsu to save her soul, but they used a prohibited sub-division of the technique, Igyo Tenshin-no-Jutsu. This turned the twins into a jiāngshī (僵屍 "stiff corpse"), a type of Chinese zombie/vampire. However, it also gave Mei-Ling and her sister unusual abilities. Mei-Ling is actually the ward-paper (fú) on Hsien-Ko's hat. Hsien-Ko's powers cannot be fully controlled, unless Mei-Ling does so herself when she becomes the ward-paper. If she separates from Hsien-Ko, many of her sister's abilities no longer work, so they essentially fight as one. Hsien-Ko is the "body", and Mei-Ling the "mind".
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