Chang Koehan

Chang Koehan

Trivia

In this Korean name, the family name is "Chang".

Chang Koehan (Hangul: 장거한; Hanja: 張巨漢; Japanese: チャン・コーハン) is one of the recurring members of the Korea Justice Team and a member of the Rehabilitation Project in The King of Fighters series. He is one of the many characters in the series to fight with a weapon, with his weapon of choice being a ball and chain. He also appears as a playable character in Capcom vs. SNK 2, using Choi Bounge as his non-playable partner.

Personality[]

Once full of brutality, Chang Koehan now is a very lethargic and rather silly man thanks to Kim's "Rehabilitation Project".

Abilities[]

Superhuman strength - Chang has strength and endurance far in excess of the average person.

Fighting style[]

Chang fights mainly with his steel ball and his body weight. Despite his contrariness, Kim's training in Taekwondo is working, since a man with that weight is now capable of performing the Hienzan move (although not perfectly).

Music[]

Yuu - The King of Fighters '94
Ryo - The King of Fighters '95
Seoul Road - The King of Fighters '96
Seoul Town - The King of Fighters '98
The Way to Rebirth - The King of Fighters '99
Wild Party - The King of Fighters 2000, EX, EX2
Nerichagi - The King of Fighters 2001
Progress - The King of Fighters 2002
Seoul Love - The King of Fighters 2003
WA - The King of Fighters XIV
Seoul Road -KOF XIV ver.- - The King of Fighters XIV (as Kim's opponent, shared with Choi Bounge)
Seoul Town ~Ver. Justice~ - The King of Fighters 2002 Unlimited Match

Appearances[]

Mainline

Mobile

Metal Slug Defense - unlockable
Crash Fever
The King of Fighters Destiny
The King of Fighters: World
The King of Fighters All Star
The King of Fighters: Orochi Go
The King of Fighters M: Fighting Stars Assembly
The King of Fighters for Girls
SNK Fighting Age

Cameo

Real Bout Fatal Fury - in Kim's ending
The King of Fighters XI - in Team Fatal Fury ending
The King of Fighters XII - in Kim's profile story
The King of Fighters XIII - in Team Kim backstory; background in India stage
SNK vs. Capcom: SVC Chaos - cameo in Kim and Choi's endings
Neo Geo Battle Coliseum - in Kim's ending, also in artwork with Choi
The King of Fighters 2
Days of Memories (first, second, fifth, seventh, eighth, ninth title) - in-text cameo
SNK Gals Island Beauty Dungeon Mimi to Kimashita!
The King of Fighters: Battle de Paradise
Nariyuki Quest
SNK Heroines Tag Team Frenzy - his face can be seen in an iron ball during gameplay
Super Smash Bros. Ultimate - background in King of Fighters Stadium stage
The King of Fighters XV - mentioned by Kim in his Story and Hinako in her interview with Clemence Bellamy; also in Kim's Ordeal Team ending and in Hinako's special illustration, as a chess pawn

Anime

The King of Fighters: Destiny

Voice Actors[]

Japanese[]

Yoshinori Shima		Hiroyuki Arita		Maria Nagawa		Kazuya Nakai
	List of Roles: The King of Fighters '94 The King of Fighters '94 Re-Bout The King of Fighters '95		List of Roles: The King of Fighters '96 The King of Fighters '97 The King of Fighters '98 The King of Fighters '99 The King of Fighters 2000 The King of Fighters 2001 The King of Fighters 2002 The King of Fighters 2003 The King of Fighters Neowave The King of Fighters XI The King of Fighters '98 Ultimate Match The King of Fighters 2002 Unlimited Match The King of Fighters XIV The King of Fighters All Star		List of Roles: The King of Fighters All Star (Female Version)		List of Roles: The King of Fighters for Girls

Similar characters[]

Smart Chang

Trivia[]

In Korean, Koehan means "giant man", although the more common and generic term for a giant is Guh-in (Korean: 거인).

Chang is the second tallest character of The King of Fighters franchise, standing at 227 cm (7'5") which puts him behind Mukai.

The chain of Chang's ball and chain weapon is invisible whenever he swings it around. This was fixed in KOF XIV.

Chang's current outfit has the phrase "South Town Jail Breaker" written on its back, the "Breaker" being written in a similar font to Breakers Revenge.

Gallery[]

The King of Fighters characters
	Kyo Kusanagi • Benimaru Nikaido • Goro Daimon • Terry Bogard • Andy Bogard • Joe Higashi • Ryo Sakazaki • Robert Garcia • Takuma Sakazaki • Ralf Jones • Clark Still • Heidern • Athena Asamiya • Sie Kensou • Chin Gentsai • King • Mai Shiranui • Yuri Sakazaki • Kim Kaphwan • Chang Koehan • Choi Bounge • Heavy D! • Lucky Glauber • Brian Battler • Rugal Bernstein
	Iori Yagami • Billy Kane • Eiji Kisaragi • Saisyu Kusanagi • Omega Rugal • Nakoruru (Game Boy only)
	Leona Heidern • Mature • Vice • Kasumi Todoh • Geese Howard • Wolfgang Krauser • Mr. Big • Chizuru Kagura • Goenitz • Mr. Karate (Game Boy only)
	Shingo Yabuki • Yashiro Nanakase • Shermie • Chris • Blue Mary • Ryuji Yamazaki • Orochi Iori • Orochi Leona • Orochi Yashiro • Orochi Shermie • Orochi Chris • Orochi
	K' • Maxima • Whip • Bao • Li Xiangfei • Jhun Hoon • Kyo-1 • Kyo-2 • Krizalid
	Vanessa • Seth • Syo Kirishima • Alfred • Fiolina Germi • Gai Tendo
	Ramón • Lin • Hinako Shijo • Kula Diamond • Clone Zero • Foxy • Candy Diamond • Another K' • Another Iori • Another Benimaru • Another Robert • Cosplayer Kyoko • Kang Bae Dal • Smart Chang • Cool Choi • Kaoru Watabe • Baitang • Duck King • Lilly Kane • Kim Jae Hoon • Kim Dong Hwan • Unknown • King Lion • Kim Sue-il • Kaede • Duke Edwards • Rocky • Athena • Neo & Geo • G-Mantle
	May Lee Jinju • K9999 • Ángel • Zero • Ron • Glugan • Igniz • Misty • Nests
	Moe Habana
	Kusanagi
	Reiji Oogami • Jun Kagami • Miu Kurosaki • Sinobu Amou
	Ash Crimson • Duo Lon • Shen Woo • Tizoc • Gato • Malin • Maki Kagura • Adelheid Bernstein • Mukai
	Alba Meira • Soiree Meira • Lien Neville • Mignon Beart • Chae Lim • Duke • Rock Howard
	Oswald • Elisabeth Blanctorche • Momoko • B. Jenet • Shion • Magaki • Silber • Sho Hayate • Jyazu • Hotaru Futaba • Itokatsu • Tung Fu Rue
	Luise Meyrink • Nagase • Jivatma • Ninon Beart • Hyena • Hanzo Hattori • Kyo Kusanagi Classic • Wild Wolf • Mr. Karate II • Armor Ralf • Richard Meyer
	Xiao Lon • Makoto Mizoguchi
	Nightmare Geese
	Nameless
	Raiden
	Hwa Jai • Big Bear • Saiki • Evil Ash • Honki ni Natta Mr. Karate
	Shun'ei • Meitenkun • Gang-il • Luong • Xanadu • Sylvie Paula Paula • Kukri • Mian • Nelson • Zarina • Bandeiras Hattori • King of Dinosaurs • Hein • Nakoruru • Mamahaha • Mui Mui • Love Heart • Alice Garnet Nakata • Antonov • Verse • Najd (Aila)
	Isla (Amanda) • Dolores • Krohnen McDougall • Re Verse • Otoma Raga • Haohmaru • Darli Dagger

SNK vs. Capcom characters
	Kyo Kusanagi • Iori Yagami • Leona Heidern • Orochi Iori • Terry Bogard • Mai Shiranui • Geese Howard • Ryo Sakazaki • Yuri Sakazaki • Athena Asamiya • Haohmaru • Nakoruru • Mamahaha • Jubei Yagyu • Rimururu • Akari Ichijou • Marco Rossi • Fiolina Germi • Mars People • Genjuro Kibagami • Kim Kaphwan • Mr. Karate • Kasumi Todoh • Choi Bounge • Earthquake • Shiki • Goenitz • Honki ni Natta Mr. Karate • Princess Athena • King • Vice • Benimaru Nikaido • Raiden • Ryuji Yamazaki • Rugal Bernstein • Chang Koehan • Ryuhaku Todoh • Hibiki Takane • God Rugal
	Ryu • Ken Masters • Chun-Li • Guile • Dan Hibiki • Sakura Kasugano • Morrigan Aensland • Felicia • Akuma • Baby Bonnie Hood • M. Bison • Evil Ryu • Karin Kanzuki • Arthur • Red Arremer • Dhalsim • Vega • Sagat • Balrog • Hugo Andore • Tessa • Demitri Maximoff • Zero • Violent Ken • Shin Akuma • Red Arremer • Blanka • Cammy White • Edmond Honda • Eagle • Rolento Schugerg • Maki Genryusai • Yun Lee • Kyosuke Kagami
	Shin • Kei • Cap • Comet • The Kid • Fo • Kana • Harumi • Zombie • Yoshiki • Nishi • Taka • Nori • Saki • Yuki • Aki • Take • Mika • Nonaka • Keiko • Yuri • Mikami • The Mask • Rikuto Arata • Haruna Hatena • Lip Ayaha • Sasuke Fuwa • Kido Yoshiji • Ryugai Torawo • Asō Shūko • Dogou Sōken • Shin Daichi • Kei Kikka • Foru Gotton • Yashichi Fuwa • Cap Com • Comet Com • Nanako Nijiiro • Zet Charles Detroit • Sys Tem • Neomantle • Robomantle • G-Lady