BIO:

One fateful night in the 1740's, ghosts and spirits of the dead arose from their resting places and attacked a rural Chinese village. The mother of two twin girls, Hsien-Ko and Mei-Ling, gave her life away to defeat the spirits. Luckily, she had taught her daughters the ultimate fighting tactic, "Tensei no Jutsu," before her death. The two girls decided to use a strictly prohibited sub-division of this technique, "Igyo Tenshin no Jutsu," and fight to release their mother's soul from the dark. 

An innocent pair of happy twin girls had the same dream on their sweet sixteenth birthday, and the next morning they felt empowered with strange energy. Then, during the fateful next night, the two had a nightmare and subsequently became locked in a state of unconsciousness. Their souls had been transported to a strange dimension which was completely unknown by them, and the twins were unsure as to where they had been taken. 

Upon awaking, the first thing they noticed was they were wearing strange, elaborately designed costumes on their bodies. Next, they gradually started to regain the unique power of transformation they had lost during a life preceding this one. Soon after, the tender two realized that they must combine their forces, in order to return to the normal world and the home where they belong; so they reluctantly agree to advance through the dark. The void is laden with evil souls, and happily engulfs the two innocents.

Lei Lei is based on "Jiang Shi" which are reanimated corpses that hop around, killing living creatures to absorb life essence from their victims. They are said to be created when a person's soul fails to leave the deceased's body, due to improper death, suicide, or just wanting to cause trouble.
 
                                                 
   

                                                            
  

Page Updated:  Aug. 19th, 2022
Hsien-Ko is definitely a freaky, cool, and clever Darkstalkers design. Her special moves are completely original and sometimes downright wacky... but ever so entertaining. It's hilarious how many different types of items she keeps under her sleeves to throw at her opponents. A character like this shows off 90's Capcom's cleverness. Capcom was just showing off with Hsien-Ko, she's super likeable and made a great new character in the first sequel to Darkstalkers. Hsien-Ko might've gone under the radar for some, but she definitely deserved her big return in Marvel Vs. Capcom 3. She was an unexpected addition to MVC3's roster, but Capcom did an excellent job bringing her back up to speed and reimagining her animations within a 3D engine. Makes me wish Capcom would hurry up and make Darkstalkers 4 already. Clearly, they CAN do it! Her MVC3 fighting style and animations are awesome... and even compete with the charm and brilliance of her original 2D character sprite and animations! XIE XIE!
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