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==Story== | ==Story== | ||
===''Kingdom Hearts II''=== | ===''Kingdom Hearts II''=== | ||
Chi-Fu observes Captain [[Li Shang]] training his soldiers in a pretty poor way. When [[Sora]], [[ | Chi-Fu observes Captain [[Li Shang]] training his soldiers in a pretty poor way. When [[Sora]], [[Donald]] and [[Goofy]] peek in to watch the training, Chi-Fu mistakes the trio as soldiers, and orders them to get back into training.{{storylink|What Became of the Researcher Vexen}} | ||
Later on, the army begins to march up a mountain to meet up with General Li's army. Chi-Fu is still not convinced that Shang's men are ready for war. As soon as they reach the village, they find it in ruins, and with the whole army slaughtered. | Later on, the army begins to march up a mountain to meet up with General Li's army. Chi-Fu is still not convinced that Shang's men are ready for war. As soon as they reach the village, they find it in ruins, and with the whole army slaughtered. | ||
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Although the soldiers completed their training during their time in camp, Chi-Fu retorts to Shang that does not make them qualify for war and prepares a scathing report of their performance. Hearing this, Mushu dons a disguise and delivers a forged message to him that orders Shang's troops to the war front. After an ambush from the Huns, Mulan's true identity as a female is exposed, and Chi-Fu reveals the truth to the troops and claims that under law that forbids women from entering the army, Mulan must be executed. However, Shang spares her life to repay the debt he own her for saving his life, and ignores Chi-Fu's attempt to argue over the matter. After the climatic battle between Mulan and Shan-Yu (leader of the Huns) was over, Chi-Fu reappears and shows anger at her for burning his official's hat with the fireworks and accuses for nearly taking his life. When Shang comes to her defense, Chi-Fu dismisses the thought by arrogantly stating his belief Mulan will never be worth anything as she is a woman. Incensed, Shang was about to strike him, but was stopped by the Emperor, who, much to Chi-Fu's shock, honors Mulan for her heroics and offers her a position on his council. Chi-Fu tries to downplay the offer, as there were no spots available, and then faints when the Emperor suggests that Mulan could take his position. | Although the soldiers completed their training during their time in camp, Chi-Fu retorts to Shang that does not make them qualify for war and prepares a scathing report of their performance. Hearing this, Mushu dons a disguise and delivers a forged message to him that orders Shang's troops to the war front. After an ambush from the Huns, Mulan's true identity as a female is exposed, and Chi-Fu reveals the truth to the troops and claims that under law that forbids women from entering the army, Mulan must be executed. However, Shang spares her life to repay the debt he own her for saving his life, and ignores Chi-Fu's attempt to argue over the matter. After the climatic battle between Mulan and Shan-Yu (leader of the Huns) was over, Chi-Fu reappears and shows anger at her for burning his official's hat with the fireworks and accuses for nearly taking his life. When Shang comes to her defense, Chi-Fu dismisses the thought by arrogantly stating his belief Mulan will never be worth anything as she is a woman. Incensed, Shang was about to strike him, but was stopped by the Emperor, who, much to Chi-Fu's shock, honors Mulan for her heroics and offers her a position on his council. Chi-Fu tries to downplay the offer, as there were no spots available, and then faints when the Emperor suggests that Mulan could take his position. | ||
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