Bo Kazama

==Early Life==
Bo is the son of Kazuya Mishima and Jun Kazama. As a very young child, Bo was orphaned and left with no memories about his parents, and whether they were still alive. He was found and adopted by a man named Gouken who raised Bo in his secluded dojo and trained Bo in the ways of his martial arts. Shortly afterwards, Gouken would later train his best friend's spoiled son, Forrest . Forrest served not only as a sparring partner, but also gave Bo a friend in the form of a boy his own age. Bo looked up to Gouken as a father figure, and regards Forrest as his best friend and surrogate brother, a relationship which remains to this day. When Bo was 15 years old, Gouken believed that Bo and Forrest were done with there training and Forrest went back to America and Bo went to the countryside of Japan where Bo received an unexpected letter from his friend Forrest 2 years later.
==Street Fighter II V==
The letter tells him to come to America for a visit. The two of them have not seen each other in a year, and so this is the reason Forrest sends the letter. Bo, after thinking about it, decides to go to America at Forrest’s request. When he arrives at the San Francisco airport, he finds Forrest. The two of them then drive home to Forrest's place, relax a bit, then go out for the night on Forrest's motorcycle. They go into the pub called Mt. Fuji, where they beat up some military thugs who tried to fight them after Forrest wooed one of their dates. Afterward, the leader of the military thugs, Guile, enters the bar and sees what Bo and Forrest have done to his men. Guile and Bo fight each other, though it is obvious Guile has the upper hand. He has much more experience and military combat training, and even though Bo has mastered martial arts, he still cannot best Guile in the least. Guile easily overpowers Bo, and then leaves the bar with his men, telling Bo that he has guts. Forrest takes Bo home, then fights Guile at the Air Force Base in San Francisco. Forrest loses badly as well, and then Forrest and Bo travel to Hong Kong in hopes of improving their fighting skills. , Bo and Forrest stay at a fancy hotel in Hong Kong. There, their tour guide, Chun-Li, enters the helicopter Forrest ordered before her arrival. Chun-Li is meant to guide Bo and Forrest throughout Hong Kong. However, she doesn't know they want to go to the Devil's Battle Cage in Kowloon Palace to fight in the martial arts tournament there and get stronger. Forrest and Bo convince their pilot, Tyler, to land in Kowloon Palace, albeit after a tough time convincing him. Once in Kowloon Palace, Bo, Forrest, and Chun-Li enter into the martial arts tournament building. Bo defeats all the opponents there. Then, Lean, the leader of the Devil Battle's Cage martial arts tournament, tells everyone in Kowloon Palace to kill Bo, Forrest, and Chun-Li on sight for humiliating him Bo, Forrest, and Chun-Li fight their way through Kowloon Palace, defeating all the foes they encounter. Chun-Li leads Bo and Forrest to the exit of Kowloon Palace, only to be stopped by the evil Lean. Lean sends his two henchmen, Sodom and Gomorrah after Bo and Forrest to stop them from escaping. Bo and Forrest defeat them, only to find Lean has Chun-Li held hostage. Chun-Li's father Dorai, who is the police chief of Hong Kong, shoots Lean in the hand just as he is about to fire at Bo and Forrest. Dorai, Chun-Li, Bo, and Forrest then go back to the hotel they are staying in, where Chun-Li tells them she will take them to go see the martial arts master Yuē shū yà tomorrow. Bo, Forrest, and Chun-Li visit ,Yuē shū yà who is filming a movie. Yuē shū yà picks which actor he wants for the fight scene he is currently filming, stating that "fights have to be real", rather than just act via fake fighting like a normal actor would. Yuē shū yà picks Forrest as the fighter for the scene, and Forrest fights Yuē shū yà . While this is supposedly part of the film, Yuē shū yà and Forrest take the fight a little too far for a film. The match ends in a draw when the director of the film stops the fight because of the injuries Yuē shū yà and Forrest are inflicting upon each other. Bo, Forrest, and Chun-Li go shopping at a shopping mall. Once there, Bo meets a strange old man who it seems is about to die, as he is sweating and looks to be in bad condition. Bo says he will call an ambulance for him, but the old man insists on Bo taking him to a place of privacy. There, the old man practices a martial arts technique in front of Bo, where he uses his ki to create a blue fireball from his hands. He swallows this fireball, and, after it explodes in his stomach, he's fine and back in good health. Bo wants to learn how to do the technique the old man just did, and so he takes him to his shop where they can have privacy and practice the technique. Bo doesn't master it, although he gains a little more knowledge about his spiritual self after this encounter. The evil crime organization called Ashura sets up a plan to kill Chun-Li's father for foiling their plans before. Chun-Li is used as bait for Dorai's death, and when Chun-Li goes to a park and waits on Bo and Forrest to come themselves, she is ambushed by an Ashura member disguised as a clown. Bo and Forrest get there just in time to save Chun-Li, defeating all the Ashura foes. Chun-Li, Bo, and Forrest then go to Dorai's dojo to prevent the Ashura from attacking him and killing him. Chun-Li goes inside to protect Dorai, while Forrest, Bo, and Yuē shū yà battle the Ashura to stop them from getting inside. They eventually triumph, and the Ashura flee the scene. Bo and Forrest decide to go to Thailand in hopes of learning the fighting style of Muay Thai. Once at the airport in Bangkok, Bo and Forrest go to separate lines to get approval to get into Thailand legally. Because of this, Donu, the member of the Ashura who fled, sneaks up on Bo and plants heroine in his backpack as a way to get revenge. Bo doesn't notice this at first, and just as he and Forrest go down an escalator, Bo is caught with heroine in his backpack and is sent to prison. There, he endures brutal torture from Warden Nuchi, as well as taunting from other prisoners. Bo eventually attacks the two prisoners that are taunting him throughout the day. After that, Sagat, who is "the one to fear" according to the prisoners that taunted Bo, gets prepared to battle Bo. Sagat and Bo battle each other using Muay Thai. Bo eventually stops using Bo and just uses his regular fighting style, and begins to overpower Sagat slightly. The fight ends in a draw after Sagat realizes that he and Bo are kindred fighting spirits. Sagat vows to protect Bo as long as he is in prison, and he calls the fight off. Nuchi then insists Sagat and Bo continue to fight because he wants 50% of the money that was bet in the fight before it was called off by Sagat. Sagat refuses, and an angered Nuchi attempts to kill Sagat. Bo and Sagat fight off Nuchi, and then Forrest, after much work, manages to get Bo out of prison. Bo says farewell to Sagat, and then Bo and Forrest get in the car and Bo finds out who was behind his imprisonment. Bo and Forrest travel to the Ashura's secret hideout building, where they manage to defeat Donu and the other Ashura members in the building to get revenge for what happened to Bo. They bring them into custody, then after getting out of the building, they are fired at by a sniper in a building a few stories above. Bo and Forrest manage to escape the sniper relatively unharmed (the only thing that was harmed was Bo's shoulder, and only slightly). They get atop the vehicle of the guy that shot at them, unbeknownst to the sniper. They arrive at another secret hideout of the Ashura, where one of their main headquarters appears to be. There, they are severely beaten by an evil man named Zochi. Zochi carries a chainsaw on his left hand, although it is never explained how he lost his left hand. Zochi, after realizing torture will not make Bo and Forrest tell him who they are "supposedly" working for (in truth, they are working for no one, but Zochi doesn't believe them), he puts Bo in a chair, where he is tied up. Bo attempts to wiggle himself out, but Zochi plans to cut Bo's left arm off with his chainsaw to add to his "collection" of other left arms. Just as Zochi is about to do so, the alarm sounds as Dorai and the rest of the police who are with him enter the secret hideout, thanks to the tracker Dorai planted on Soong. Distracted by this, Bo and Forrest defeat Zochi and the other Ashura members in the room, much to the surprise of Dorai and the rest of the police with him when they enter the room. Sagat, in the end, is freed from prison in light of new evidence proving his innocence. Sagat asks Bo to show him the scroll he got from master Yo. He then tells Bo if he wishes to learn about Hadou, he should travel to India, where a monk named Dhalsim lives. Bo and Forrest visit India to learn about Hadou from a monk named Dhalsim who lives in northern India. Bo and Forrest fight some evil men who want to destroy Dr. Hanna's small hospital, that she says is a refuge for the poor of Calcutta. Forrest makes a phone call that buys the land the men want to use as their own, and thus Dr. Hanna never has to worry about them again. When Bo and Forrest arrive in the village where Dhalsim is, Dhalsim refuses to teach them the ways of Hadou, because they are "beasts with an aggressive spirit", and thus are unworthy to be taught Hadou. Bo and Forrest befriend the villagers to impress Dhalsim and motivate him to teach them Hadou. Dhalsim eventually shows Bo and Forrest the Cave of Ancients, telling them never to go in there for there is a terrible monster in there. Bo and Forrest enter the Cave of Ancients to get the treasure out of there. The reason for this is because an evil man and his crew want the treasure for their own gain. Two of his men have already died, and he only has one remaining aside from himself. He threatens to kill the villagers of India if Bo and Forrest don't get the treasure out of the cave for him. Bo and Forrest enter the cave to get the treasure. Inside, they face each other in combat, although they do not know that the "monster" in the cave is merely a reflection of their innermost being. Bo and Forrest, after suffering serious injuries from the fight, realize that they are fighting each other, and then the monster disappears after that realization. Bo and Forrest emerge from the cave and give the treasure to the man who wants it. He then tries to kill them for outliving their "usefulness", although Dhalsim paralyzes him. Dhalsim then heals Bo and Forrest's injuries, and then Dhalsim teaches Bo and Forrest the ways of Hadou. Dhalsim teaches Bo how to use Hadou. Bo learns how to do the Hadouken technique, but he cannot control it, and thus it could kill anyone without warning and Bo couldn't stop it. Bo goes to the Cave of Ancients to perfect his use of the Hadouken, since it's too risky otherwise. In the cave, he fights an imaginary Guile, and then after that, he fires the Hadouken at an imaginary Dhalsim, since imagining opponents helps him focus on where to shoot the Hadouken. After the Hadouken is fired, Bo and Forrest leave India to go to Spain, since Dorai was sent to Barcelona to receive an award for shutting down the Ashura crime syndicate. Chun-Li sends the letter for Bo and Forrest to come, and thus they do. The evil matador Vega enters a bullfighting arena to show off his skills at bullfighting. Vega notices the beauty of Chun-Li the second he enters the arena, and immediately develops affection for her. He gives her a rose before fighting the bull. Vega easily defeats the bull, and then presents to Chun-Li the bull's ear as proof of his victory. Chun-Li becomes uneasy when around Vega after this incident. Bo, Forrest, and Chun-Li meet up with Vega a couple more times after the bullfighting arena, and each time Vega shows more affection towards Chun Li. In the middle of the night when Chun-Li, Bo, and Forrest are sleeping, Vega sneaks into Chun-Li's hotel room and kisses her. Vega manages to cast a love potion over Chun-Li, where she will only focus on him via a daze each time she sees him. Vega manages to escape the room just as Forrest notices someone is there. Bo, Forrest, and Chun-Li wake up. Forrest is invited to a party by Vega, although Forrest doesn't know Vega sent the letter. Forrest and Chun-Li go to the party, while Bo stays behind at the hotel practicing his Hadouken. When they reach the party, Chun-Li drifts off into a daze, and Forrest, realizing that Vega is in the steel deathmatch cage in the middle of the room where the party is being held, accepts Vega's challenge to fight for the love of Chun-Li. Forrest enters the ring and decides to fight Vega. Vega attacks Forrest a few times, as battle between Forrest and Vega continues. Vega easily has the advantage, as he breaks both of Forrest's feet, and also causes Forrest to lose a lot of blood because of his claws. Despite this, Forrest manages to fare pretty well against the matador, and manages to score a few hard hits in on Vega before Vega wears him down. Vega jumps atop the chandelier to use his ultimate attack, while Forrest prepares to use his ultimate attack, the Shoryuken on Vega. Just as the two are about to use their ultimate attacks on each other Forrest and Vega's battle reaches its end, as Forrest uses the Shoryuken to finish Vega off. Forrest falls to the ground after that, badly hurt. Chun-Li enters the cage after that since the love potion put on by Vega has wore off. Forrest and Chun-Li talk a bit, then Vega drops down from the chandelier when Forrest's Shoryuken knocked him to. Vega wakes up for a brief moment here as he tries to attack Forrest, but just as he falls from the chandelier, he presumably dies, as he is never seen awake again. Forrest catches Vega on his back, and M. Bison, impressed with his skills, wants Zoltar, his assistant, to get his doctors to work on his recovery and bring him to his villa. Bo continues to practice the Hadouken on the beach by the hotel he is staying in. Forrest and Vega are taken into different rooms for recovery. Chun-Li, finding this suspicious, questions Bison's doctors. The doctors give Forrest a shot which makes him sleep. Bison enters the room after that and tries to take Chun-Li to his villa. Chun-Li refuses to go, and begins to attack Bison. Bison hurts her badly, Bison and Chun-Li fight. Chun-Li hits Bison twice, but just as she is about to escape, he teleports in front of her and strangles her until she loses consciousness due to lack of oxygen. Bison, realizing he went berserk with his Psycho Power, tells his assistant, Zoltar, to bring Chun-Li and Forrest to his villa. Meanwhile, the assassin Cammy, who was hired by Balrog of Interpol (or so he claims, though in truth he is a Shadowlaw agent) to kill Dorai, enters her hotel room next to where Dorai is staying. The reason for killing Dorai was because he supposedly set up a new drug syndicate every time he smashed one, with himself as boss of those drug syndicates. Also, apparently the Chief of Interpol, Barrac, agreed to this hit, but said that it has to be a secret. Dorai was sent to lead the investigation of the Shadowlaw crime syndicate. Forrest's father, Mr. Masters, sends two special commandos from the United States military, Guile and Nash to rescue Forrest from Bison. The reason Mr. Masters found out about Forrest's abduction is because Bison called him and demanded a $1,000,000,000 ransom in exchange for Forrest. The money was needed because it would give Bison and Shadowlaw the money they lost when Dorai shut down Ashura. Guile and Nash enter a helicopter after being briefed by Mr. Masters's friend from college, in order to go quickly to Spain to rescue Forrest from Bison. Meanwhile, Dorai is attacked by Cammy and is presumably killed by the assassination attempt (Dorai manages to survive the attack). On the beach, Bo is attacked by the Shadowlaw wrestler Zangief, who was sent by Bison to take Bo to Bison's headquarters. Bo resists Zangief, Bo and Zangief fight for a brief time on the beach, but Zangief, with the help of the Shadowlaw driver, knocks out Bo and puts him in the truck in which he came in. Just as Zangief puts Bo into the truck, Guile and Nash land nearby, and Zangief and the Shadowlaw driver quickly escape with Bo before Guile and Nash can confront them. Guile and Nash search the castle that Vega and Forrest were in before being worked on by Bison's physicians to see if they can find Forrest. The place is thoroughly cleaned out, and thus their search is futile. Meanwhile, Bo and Bison fight each other as Bo awakes to find himself in Shadowlaw's headquarters. Bo fights Bison to no avail, as Bison easily overpowers him. Bo is taunted by Bison into using the Hadouken, and when he is about to fire it, Bison uses his Psycho Power to cause Bo to lose control of the Hadouken. The Hadouken explodes, and this, combined with the energy of Bison's Psycho Power, knocks Bo unconscious. Bo has the cyberchip planted on his forehead by Bison. Zoltar created the chip to create Shadowlaw warriors for Bison. These cyberchips control the subject's higher brain functions, and thus as long as the cyberchip is on their forehead, Bison can control the subject as he pleases, as Zoltar demonstrates by getting a test subject to bang his head against the wall and kill himself. With Bo under Bison's control, and Forrest unconscious and chained in a bed, Guile and Nash will have to hurry in order to rescue Forrest from Bison. Meanwhile, Yuē shū yà learns of Dorai's supposed death, and rushes to the hospital to see him (he was in Barcelona because he was to film a movie there). There, Interpol Chief Barrac explains the situation to Yuē shū yà , and Yuē shū yà wishes to help Barrac protect Dorai from future assassination attempts, since he is still alive. Forrest is continually having nightmares of Chun-Li being strangled by Bison, and this begins to awaken his ki and his ability to tap Hadou. After much nightmares, Forrest finally wakes up, although weaker than ever, and summons the Hadou Shoryuken and manages to free himself from the chains, as well as bust a hole in the ceiling in order to escape from the room. After escaping, Forrest eventually begins to make his way deeper into the fortress in hopes of finding Bo and Chun Li. Forrest slowly makes his way to the main room of the headquarters, where he is seaparated from Chun-Li and Bo via a wall. Balrog summons Cammy to the hospital, since Dorai survived her assassination attempt, and Balrog wants him dead. Cammy begins to have suspicions on Balrog, but still follows his orders for now. Bison orders Bo to focus his ki to do the Hadouken. Bo keeps doing the Hadouken for quite a while, and Guile and Nash infiltrate the fortress to get inside and rescue Bo from Bison. Forrest slowly but surely summons enough rage to use the Hadou Shoryu to break the wall between him and Bo. Forrest, after breaking the wall, tries to convince Bo to come with him, but Bo doesn't answer, and stands there glaring evilly at Forrest. Forrest notices something is wrong with Bo, but doesn't know what. Bo and Forrest fight each other in a heated battle. Bo easily overpowers Forrest, as Forrest refuses to fight his best friend. However, Forrrest eventually hits Bo in order to defend himself, at which point Bison tells Forrest that he and Bo were born to fight this fight. The fight goes on between Bo and Forrest after this, as Forrest tries to convince Bo to snap out of it, but to no avail. Meanwhile, Cammy enters Dorai's hospital room and attempts to make a final assassination attempt on him, when Yuē shū yà emerges from under the cover and turns on the lights in the room. Yuē shū yà and Cammy talk, then they battle each other for Dorai's life. Finally, Guile and Nash, having successfully infiltrated Shadowlaw fortress, go their separate ways to find Forrest. Guile runs into Zangief along the way, and he initiates a fight with him. The fight between Guile and Zangief continues, as Guile continues to struggle in defeating Zangief. Guile manages to defeat Zangief after a while though. Yuē shū yà and Cammy continue their fight, with Yuē shū yà determined to protect Dorai from Cammy. Bo and Forrest continue their fight as well, with no signs of it coming to an end. Forrest continues to try to convince Bo to turn back to normal, though to no avail. Eventually, Nash fights his way into the control room of the fortress, where he finds Bison. He confronts Bison boldly, shooting a bullet into his heart. Bison uses his Psycho Power to render this bullet useless. Afterward, Bison attacks Nash relentlessly, and eventually chokes him. Nash doesn't survive the choke, and dies because of it. Bo and Forrest continue their fight. Nash is killed by a chokehold Bison puts on him. Guile eventually finds his way into the control room, where he finds his friend Charlie Nash dead from Bison. Guile, realizing Bison killed Nash, rushes in to attack him with an extreme rage. Bison uses his Psycho Power to blast Guile back to the entrance of the room, where Guile stays for quite a while. Meanwhile, Yuē shū yà and Cammy continue to fight for the life of Dorai, although Yuē shū yà reveals to Cammy that Shadowlaw had sent her to kill Dorai, because he kept foiling their plans. Cammy did not know she was hired by a Shadowlaw agent, and so she believes Yuē shū yà 's words. Cammy goes to the hotel room where Balrog is staying, and begins to question his motives. He eventually reveals to her that he set her up, pointing a gun at her. Just as he is about to kill her, Yuē shū yà and Barrac bust the door down, and Cammy kicks Balrog's gun out of his hand while he is distracted by the intrusion. Barrac says Balrog is under arrest, but before he is arrested, Cammy attacks Balrog for tricking her, nearly killing him. She decides to hand him over to Yuē shū yà , and also thanks him for telling the truth. Bo and Forrest finally finish their by using the Hadou Shoryu and the Hadouken against each other. The resulting blast of energy knocks the cyberchip off of Bo's forehead, and thus he returns to normal. Guile gets back up from Bison's Psycho Power that he was previously hit with, and stands again to face him. Bison is amused by this, but sends Chun-Li to fight Guile as he doesn't have time to fight Guile personally. Bo and Forrest eventually meet up with Guile and Chun-Li in the control room of the fortress. Their reunion is short-lived, however, as Bison's eagle head transports Guile and Chun-Li outside to continue their battle. It also teleports Bo, Forrest, and Bison into the focal point of the universe where all the power in the universe flows. Guile and Chun-Li battle outside, while Bo, Forrest, and Bison in the focal point of the universe, basically just another dimension that Bison's eagle head sends them to. There, Bo and Forrest seem destined to lose, because of Bison's overwhelming Psycho Power. Bo and Forrest's fighting abilities are no match for Bison, and Guile is losing tremendously to Chun-Li, since the cyberchip has made her a much more powerful opponent than she was without it. Bison uses his Psycho Crusher and Double Knee Press attacks to overpower Bo and Forrest, severely wounding both of them. They eventually find the strength needed to carry on thanks to their Hadou powers. Forrest uses the Hadou Shoryu to weaken Bison substantially (and this also knocked the cyberchip off Chun Li's head), allowing Bo to finish him off with a Whirlwind Hurricane Kick, followed by a Rising Dragon Punch, and then finally a Hadouken. The Hadouken connected because Bison was distracted at the time, as he was charging for another Psycho Crusher attack. After Bison is gone, Bo and Forrest go back to America, then Bo sails to his home in Japan. 3 months later Bo gets a letter from his Master Gouken to come back to his dojo, and resume training.
==Street Fighter Assassin's Fist==
Bo was eager to tell Goken about what he had learned since they've last seen each other. Bo told Goken about how he thinks he mastered the Hadoken but Goken suprises Bo when he tells him that he already knows about the hadoken and has mastered it himself. Goken promised to teach Bo how to truly master the Hadoken but gives him the order that he must never use the Hadoken without his permission or until Goken feels like he has come to a certain mastery of it. Bo accepts and he continues his daily training. Bo was accompanied by Forrest at the dojo as Forrest would spend 4 months of every year in Japan training. Training with Gouken during those three years were as tough as ever. when the boys were 18, Bo and Forrest are nearing the end of their training and are impatient to master the power of 'Hadō'. Their Master, Gōken, worries about sharing this powerful technique. Gōken sets Bo and Forrest on a quest to find Gōtetsu's Dojo where he trained. At Gōtetsu's Dojo Gōken, Bo and Forrest pay homage at Gōtetsu's grave. Forrest and Bo discover something secret in Gōken's past. Gōken recalls his own time spent training alongside his brother Gōki under their Master Gōtetsu. Bo and Forrest fight and Forrest wins but only after Bo hessitates to finish him off. Bo and Forrest soon try to create their first Hadōken under the tutelage of Master Goken. Though Bo is a little rusty from not summining his Hado in the past year and a half, Gōken is disturbed by Forrest's approach and they argue. Bo and Forrest learn more about the history of Ansatsuken, their master Gōken and his dead brother Gōki. Over the next years Forrest and Bo learn more about Hado, the secrets of Ansatsuken, and Forrest keeps his promise to Goken to never tell anything to Bo about the dark Satsui No Hado. One day though when Forrest and Bo were 20, Bo does something unexplainable and uses the Satsui No Hado dring a spar with Forrest almost killing him before he is knocked out by Goken. when Bo recovers, Goken tells the boys that their training is officially complete and they are ready to take the Musha Shugyo. Bo and Forrest dont feel ready and feel that Goken still has so much to teach, Goken however reassurs them that they are ready. Bo and Goken then have a heartfelt farewell that almost brings both to tears. They give each other a big hug and Bo sets off to America with Forrest. Bo knew that he couldn't stay long and after the first night of staying in the Masters mansion, Bo woke up at the break of dawn and wrote Forrest a letter. In the letter Bo tells Forrest that he needs to defeat the satsui no hado alone and that it is his burden and no one elses. He says to truly complete the Musha Shugyo he must go through it alone so he thanks Forrest and his family for the hospitality and wishes Forrest luck in completing his Musha Shugyo and pomises they will see each other again soon. Bo then sneaks out of the mansion and begins his life as a wanderer looking to hone his martial arts skills against the best fighters from around the world.
==Street Fighter==
Bo didn't have to wait long to do it either as he stumbled apon a poster in Portland,Oregon informing about the World Warrior tournament being held in Thailand with its sponser being the undefeated God of Muay Thai, the Tiger Sagat Kiatsongrit. With this, Bo remembered the man he once met in prison and decideds to enter to test his skills agiainst the best warriors in the world and heads to Thailand to fight in the World Warrior tournament. Bo is one of the participants of the World Warrior tournament and after defeating all challengers, Bo's skills earn him the right to fight its host, his old friend Sagat. Sagat nearly beats Bo into unconsciousness and, thinking he had won, drops his guard to help Bo up. Bo, however, having such a strong desire to win, allows himself to be engulfed by the Satsui no Hadou and he strikes Sagat with a nearly-fatal Metsu Shoryuken that not only knocks Sagat unconscious but also marks his chest with a great scar. After regaining consciousness and discovering what had happened, Sagat swears vengeance on Bo. Bo leaves Sagat behind and returns to his home only to find that Gouken, his master and adoptive father, has apparently been murdered. Forrest who hoped to find Bo, finally found him and told him that Akuma had fought and supposedly killed his adopted father.
==Troubled Times==
Bo battles Forrest at Forrest’s request and loses. Forrest realizes Bo is not himself and has been deeply troubled since his last victory over Sagat and still stressed out since the fight with Bison. He gives him his red hairband as a reminder to stay focused, which Bo was sincerely grateful for. Soon thereafter, a fan of his, named Sakura, comes up and expresses her desire to train under him. Bo replies that he himself still has much to learn, but allows Sakura to take a picture of him. She swears to make him accept her eventually. Bo then begins to travel the world to find Akuma
==Vengence==
Bo soon encounters and fights Akuma on a secluded island known as Gokuentou, but Akuma was only testing him. He senses that Bo has the same powers as he does, and tells Bo about the Satsui no Hadou - a power that consumes the practitioners of their shared fighting style, driving them to win even when it means killing the opponent. Akuma then uses his fist to smash the island, leaving Bo stranded.
==Street Fighter II==
1 year later, Bo continues to be troubled by what Akuma had told him, During the World Warrior tournament, Bo enters to test his skills, and defeats many of the new warriors. He encourages Forrest to enter as well. However, after the third round Bo withdrew from the tournament.
==Street Fighter III==
Sometime after the second World Warrior tournament, Bo enters into a new tournament to further master his skills as well as reunite with his longtime friend Forrest for another rematch. During his journey he meets up with Sakura whom he encourages to train harder. Meanwhile Bo also meets up with a former rival Sagat and remembers the promised rematch as they fought. During the final round with the Tournament Host Seth (actually a copy of him), he defeats him in the S.I.N. headquarters. During and after this battle the building fell around them as Bo unleashed the Satsui no Hadou on the BLECE machine, a weapon of mass destruction developed by S.I.N. that harnessed the energy in the human body. During this, Sakura - who has been searching for Bo - finds him and the BLECE machine, and a pulse of energy from it knocks her into a wall. Bo defends her by unleashing a Shoryuken on the machine, and they leave the building together, the weapon destroyed. He then encounters Gouken, who has in fact survived his last battle with Akuma, and Gouken uses the "Power of Nothingness" to seal the Satsui no Hadou which is eating at Bo, knocking him unconscious. Akuma then arrives on the scene to challenge his brother for a death duel, the winner of which will claim "the cub" (meaning Bo). The outcome of this battle is unknown, though it is known that both Gouken and Akuma survive it.
==Final Good-Byes==
Later, Bo and Forrest chase their long-lost master along a cliff face, with Forrest wanting Gouken to stick around while Bo wishes him well. Afterwards, he and Forrest trek through the desert while Rufus mocks them on his motorcycle, though it later breaks down and he is left pushing it while Bo and Forrest finally reach Forrest's jeep. Bo later bids Sakura farewell as she, Dan and Blanka leave for home on a cruise ship. Sometime later, having decided that his battles have made him stronger, he meets a now-older Sakura. And he agrees to teach her and they also start a romantic relationship.
==Bo Has A Brother ?==
4 months later Bo’s Satsui no Hadou started to come back stronger than ever and he leaves Sakura in the middle of the night when she is sleeping. He travels to his old home at his master’s dojo Bo then encounters his friend and training partner, Forrest. As Forrest tells him that he knew that he’d be there and gives him some dumplings then leaves to get some water for them, Bo is suddenly overcome by the power of the Satsui no Hadou, with images of Akuma flashing through his mind. Forrest rushes back up to Bo when he witnesses a large release of energy from his general area. He sees Bo lying on the ground, and a young boy standing near him. The boy reveals himself to be Chan, Bo's little brother, though both Bo and Forrest have their doubts. Regardless, they let him train and live with them for a while. One night, though, the Satsui no Hadou swells within him again. After Forrest calms him down, Bo tells him to kill him if the power ever completely overtakes him. Later, a new Fighting tournament is announced. Forrest and Chan are both prepared to enter, but Bo decides it best that he stay out, for fear of the Satsui no Hadou within him. As they seek out the location of the tournament, Bo and Chan are attacked by a few rowdy street thugs. Chan displays his skill by beating the thugs senseless, but then he begins to take it overboard, almost strangling one to death, until Bo tells him to stop. They're located by his old friend Chun-Li, who requests Bo's help in tracking down Shadowlaw. As they enter the tournament building, they witness a rather bloody battle between Dan and Vega. Meanwhile, Forrest runs into Sakura, who's being attacked by drunks in a bar. Forrest promptly takes them out, and when Sakura if Bo is with him, he takes her to the place where he left the brothers, only to find that they aren't there. They proceed into the tournament building, but Forrest discovers that it's too late to sign up. Instead, he decides to go witness the fight already occurring. At this point, Chan is fighting Zangief. Chan holds his own for a while, displaying the same raw brutality that he did in the previous fight. However, when Bo starts to see that Chan is in trouble, he intervenes in the fight. At that point, the Satsui No Hadou begins to corrupt his mind once again. Bo fires off a Hadoken which just barely misses Zangief, but causes the building to collapse. Zangief falls through the crumbling floor. Dr. Sadler, the sponsor of the tournament, is impressed by Bo's power. As Bo asks Chan where he learned the power of the Satsui no Hadou, they are approached by Dr. Sadler's gigantic cyborg Rosanov, who attacks Bo. Chun-Li jumps into the fight, but neither of them have much success against the beast, and just as it's about to blast Bo into an unconscious state, Chan gets in the way and takes the shot for him. The Satsui no Hadou overtakes Bo again, and he incinerates the cyborg with a Shinku Hadoken. Chan is then carried away by Shadoloo agents in a helicopter. Forrest carries Sakura, who now has a broken leg, to the hospital.
==Losing a Brother==
At this point, Bo has completely lost the will to fight, even allowing a few street thugs, who he typically would have taken care of in a matter of seconds, to beat him to a pulp. Forrest visits Sakura in the hospital, telling her only to continue fighting if she's really serious about it, because it's also a road to pain. Bo has a vision with Rose, who tells him to save Chan from both Dr. Sadler and from himself. Bo eventually decides that he's going to rescue Chan, but first, he has to see somebody.
==The Ultimate Promise==
Bo is later confronted by Forrest, who wants to remind him that he can be strong without resorting to murder. They engage each other in a short but brutal fight which ends in a perfect draw. As they both lie on the ground, breathing heavily, Bo once again asks Forrest to kill him if the Satsui no Hadou completely consumes him. Forrest reluctantly agrees through a silent nod.
==Sadler's Tournament==
Bo, Forrest, and Chun-Li decide to fly out to Sadler's laboratory, traveling along with Birdie, Adon, Guy,Rolento, Dhalsim, and Dan. Upon their landing, they also run into the Japanese wannabe Sodom. The various fighters duke it out in Sadler's arena, while Bo, Forrest, and Chun-Li investigate. Birdie, being the first winner, is led to a room by Sadler's men, gassed and imprisoned. Later, he's freed by Forrest and Chun-Li. Bo wanders off and finds a garden filled with children in white robes. Bo sees a boy that looks like Chan but has freckles and blue eyes, and as the boy stares soullessly at Bo he suddenly crumbles to the ground and starts convulsing, apologizing to Sadler. As Forrest and Chun-Li carry away Birdie, they are attacked by what seems to be the same cyborg that Bo destroyed during the earlier tournament. It makes quick work of Birdie, and Forrest tells Chun-Li to leave with him while he stays behind and fights the cyborg. It fires a blast of energy at Forrest, then captures Birdie and tries to carry him off. Birdie wakes up and tries to sneak attack the cyborg, but he's quickly defeated once again. Chun-Li tries to take him down too, but she's also defeated. Forrest returns, and the cyborg takes a lot out of him, but Forrest attempts to stay up and continue the fight. Bo arrives at the scene, only to realize that the cyborg they've been fighting is actually Chan, who has been luring him into a trap. He tells Bo that if he doesn't use the Satsui no Hadou, Forrest will die. Bo attempts to take him down without using any lethal techniques, but as he does, the data from the fight is pumped into Sadler's body, making him more powerful. None of his attacks are particularly effective, and Chan keeps taunting him. He becomes enraged as Chan proceeds to use a Shinku Hadoken on Forrest who has collapsed due to his injuries. In a desperate final assault, Forrest unleashes his powerful Hadou Shoryuken on the Cyborg dislocating its jaw before collapsing once more, this time unable to continue fighting. In Bo's desperation, he once again gives in to the Satsui no Hadou, firing a Hadoken right through the cyborg's abdomen, blasting Chan out of its body. Sadler then emerges from his lab, with a new, pumped up body, and attacks Bo with a vicious barrage of punches, kicks and headbutts. As Bo powers up a Messatsu Hadoken, his friends, as well as Chan, ask him not to use the Satsui no Hadou but he shoots one anyway. Sadler fires a Hadoken which overwhelms Bo. Amidst Sadler's attack Bo returns to a normal state yet stronger than ever, and fires a Shinku Hadoken that disintegrates Sadler. Bo tells Chan that he'll never use the Satsui no Hadou again. After that, Chan falls unconscious, and for a moment, Bo almost gets emotional. He puts Chan in a helicopter Chan is taken to the hospital and Bo is driven with a greater than ever desire to fight.
==New Family==
After Chan recuperates and leaves the Hospital he tells Bo that their mom wanted him to go find his grandfather Heihachi Mishima and that his Father was Kazuya Mishima, and how his mother died and that she was killed by the Aztec God of Fighting named Ogre. Bo did his Mother’s last whish and Bo trained himself under the supervision of Heihachi every day with the intention of defeating Ogre, who supposedly killed his mother. Heihachi was not only his grandfather, but also a reliable teacher.
 
==Tekken 3==
Four years have passed. Having mastered the Kazama-style of aikido and Mishima Style Fighting Karate, Bo starts to take action. Bo enters the 3rd King of Iron Fist Tournament and Bo defeats his mother's "murderer",True Ogre, which causes True Ogre to violently explode. Just seconds after Bo’s victory, Bo is attacked by Heihachi's Tekken Force, and he receives multiple gunshot wounds. Slowly succumbing to death, Heihachi shoots Bo in the head, therefore killing his own grandson. However, when Heihachi turns his back and walks away, he sees the bodies of his Tekken Force before him, and turns around to see Bo morphed in his devil form, Devil Bo. Bo slams Heihachi through a stone wall. Then, Bo hurls him down into the ground violently. Finally, Bo spreads his wings and flies off into the night. Heihachi sits up and watches Devil Bo fly away. When bo wakes up in a unfamiliar area he thinks that the Satsui no Hadou has taken control over him again (The Devil gene unknown to him at the time) and is distraught by this. He later asks a man where he is and the man says Korea. Bo then goes back to Japan and visits Chan who tells him that the Satsui no Hadou is only a suppressed but very powerful version of the true form of the Devil gene and that when he was shot in the head it had triggered the Devil gene to it’s fullest potential to keep you and it alive. Bo then disappears back in Korea where he learns Tae Kwon Do from Baek Doo San and unlearns the Mishima fighting style. Bo's thoughts burned with the desire to destroy the evil Mishima bloodline, the bloodline of his grandfather, Heihachi Mishima, and his father, Kazuya.
==Tekken 4==
One day, Bo heard rumors that The King of the Iron Fist Tournament 4 was announced. A once in a lifetime opportunity to exterminate the Mishima clan... Without hesitation, Bo hardened his resolve to enter the tournament. Bo hit a sandbag with his sharply honed kick. The bag burst open violently, and sand poured out of the bag...After the tournament, he met up with Hwoarang where they had a match, then when Hwoarang's military service leader appears with an army, Bo takes most of them down, then Hwoarang joins in. Once they started shooting, Bo and Hwoarang hide behind cars, promising to have their match in the next tournament. However Bo is captured.After being captured by Heihachi's Tekken Force, Bo is held captive at Honmaru. He awakes and violently attacks his father Kazuya, (whom in Bo's dream is antagonizing him to "give in to the anger", which would trigger off his Devil Gene) and defeats him; knocking him unconscious. Heihachi then stops Bo from leaving, challenging him to a fight in an attempt to take Bo's own Devil Gene for him. The two fight, and Bo proves that he's too much for Heihachi to handle. With Heihachi weakened, he then proceeds to carry out on his own mission (which was to destroy his evil bloodline by murdering his grandfather, his father, and then himself), but suddenly sees either a hallucination of his mother, Jun Kazama (or he sees her soul. It's not clear on either one.). Because of this, Bo drops his grandfather and says "Thank my mother, Jun Kazama.", before once again flying off in the night. After the grueling battle between Kazuya and Heihachi Mishima at Honmaru, Bo takes flight, leaving the island behind. He is however overwhelmed by an evil presence and loses consciousness. Bo wakes to an unknown voice and sees a mountain forest, which appears to have been ravaged by a giant tornado. However, Bo had no doubt that he was responsible for the destruction. Upon returning to Yakushima, Bo was plagued by recurring nightmares. Bo could feel the influence of the Devil Gene growing stronger. "If this keeps eating away at me, I don't know how long I can hold on". Facing no directions, Bo begins his journey to end this evil, with the last guided him only by his own fate...
==Tekken 5==
Bo faces his rival Hwoarang, but after Hwoarang defeats him, Bo gladly accepts that Hwoarang had won, Hwoarang asks if he is ashamed of losing to him, Bo replies I don't have time to be swayed by emotions. Bo then comes back as Devil Bo and destroys Hwoarang's bike, and defeats him. Bo faces Jinpachi but is then interrupted by Asuka who he quickly beats. Once he beats Jinpachi, he absorbs his power and takes an out of control transformation. He then gains control of the Mishima Zaibatsu.
==War==
Bo defeated Jinpachi Mishima and took over the Mishima Zaibatsu. He utilized his elite military unit, the Tekken Force, to carry out covert missions in order to engulf the world in chaos. Once he had rendered most countries' military power useless, he took over space colonies, oil fields, and other energy producing resources. He declared the Mishima Zaibatsu’s independence and waged war against the rest of the world.
==Tekken 6==
The Mishima Zaibatsu swept across the globe, taking over nation after nation. But as the war continued, new opposing forces slowly began to show their presence. Bo learned that Kazuya Mishima was controlling the first and most powerful opposition, G Corporation. When the G Corporation puts a price on his head, Bo announced The King of Iron Fist Tournament 6, as if he had been waiting for the G Corporation to make its move. However it is revealed that the war and tournament was just to fill the world with negative energy to make the physical form of the evil entity known as Azazel, because Kazuya and Bo are the ones who are known as the "Two Evil Stars". Bo sacrifices himself to kill The Gold Azazel for good, to free himself from the Devil inside of him. After Bo defeats Azazel, Raven found Bo's body in the desert, unknown if he is dead or alive and left him, his men then came in a helicopter and picked him up just as the area collapses but the helicopter is taken down by the Hong Kong police and Bo is brought in by his old friend Yuē shū yà and 2 days later Bo “escaped” ( Yuē shū yà actually let him go after things quieted down) and he went to the monk monastery in China where his brother lives and lived their for the next 2 years then he took off back to America and 2 months later his brother Chan is killed by Shang Tsung.
==Mortal Kombat==
Once every generation, there is an ancient tournament known as Mortal Kombat, which was designed for the main purpose to save the Realm of Earth from the dark forces of Outworld. If the forces of Outworld win the tournament ten consecutive times, the Emperor, Shao Kahn (though not explicitly referred to by name), will be able to invade and conquer the Realm of Earth and enslave Mankind. Thus far, Outworld has won nine straight victories, making the upcoming tournament the tenth, and possibly final one, for the Realm of Earth. The ex-Shaolin monk Bo and his comrades, Hollywood action star Forrest and Special Forces agent Lieutenant Sonya Blade, must risk their lives and overcome their powerful adversaries in order to win the tenth Mortal Kombat tournament, or condemn the planet Earth to eternal damnation. Although each combatant was handpicked by the demon sorceror Shang Tsung to compete in Mortal Kombat, each has his or her own reason for competing in the tournament. Bo seeks to avenge the death of his younger brother Chan Kazama, who was killed by Shang Tsung in battle. Sonya Blade is after the notorious and cold blooded killer known only as Kano, who is responsible for the death of her partner before Jax assumingly. Forrest is competing to prove that he is a true martial artist, and not the fake that the press has made him out to be. Regardless of their individual agendas, they have been recruited and sent to a pier in Hong Kong, where they will be taken to Shang Tsung's island, the site of the tournament. While they are on the boat, the three encounter two of their potential opponents of the tournament, namely the Lin Kuei warrior Sub-Zero and the undead spectre Scorpion, both of whom are under a spell by Shang Tsung's sorcery. Before any pre-tournament fisticuffs can take place, however, Raiden, the God of Lightning and the Protector of the Realm of Earth, intervenes with two lightning bolts, takes his chosen three aside and explains to them just what they are up against. Upon their arrival at the island, the fighters of the Realm of Earth are welcomed by Shang Tsung with a feast and the first rounds of the tournament begin the coming day. Behind the scenes, however, Shang Tsung expresses his concern to the Mortal Kombat champion, Prince Goro, that Bo is competing in the tournament and that the Emperor's step-daughter, Princess Kitana, may betray them by allying with Earth. Shang also warns Kano not to harm "the girl", but to only humiliate her, for he has plans for her (calling her "beautiful"). Despite their concerns, the fighters of the Outworld draw first blood, with Shang Tsung absorbing the souls of the losing fighters. Worse yet, and much to the horror of Bo, Forrest, and Sonya Blade, they also witness the death of a fighter from the Realm of Earth, Art Lean, at the hands of Prince Goro, in another tournament battle. After the devastating loss, the three fighters despair, until Raiden provides them with the inspiration to overcome their fears and compete bravely in battle. Forrest, Sonya Blade, and Bo go on to post victories over Scorpion, Kano, and Sub-Zero, respectively. Before Forrest faces off against Goro, Shang Tsung makes the stipulation that, at any time, he himself may choose to challenge any one warrior at a venue of his choosing. Forrest defeats Prince Goro, sending him falling over the edge of a cliff to his apparent death. Shang Tsung then kidnaps Sonya Blade, invoking his earlier stipulation. Raiden explains to Bo and Forrest that they must go into Outworld without him, and, because Sonya Blade cannot defeat Shang Tsung in combat, one of them must defeat Shang Tsung in her stead. After Bo successfully fends off an attack from Reptile, he and Forrest are met by Princess Kitana, who reveals the truth about Outworld and her lineage, thus confirming Shang Tsung's suspicions about her. The three, disguised as monks, enter the Emperor's castle, the Black Tower, where Sonya is being held captive. As Princess Kitana and Forrest free Sonya, Bo challenges Shang Tsung to Mortal Kombat. The fiercely fought battle ends in victory for Bo and the Realm of Earth, and the freedom of the souls of all the fighters that were beaten in battle and their soul absorbed, including Bo's deceased brother Chan Kazama, were set free from Shang Tsung's grip after he dies.
==Mortal Kombat II==
Bo and Kitana happily stride arm in arm back to the Realm of Earth alongside Forrest and Sonya Blade, whose previous animosity towards each other has given way to a blossoming affection assumingly. Raiden catches up to them and congratulates them for their efforts in Mortal Kombat. The celebration is cut short, however, by the arrival of the Emperor Shao Kahn, who threatens the people of the Realm of Earth. Raiden and the three fighters with Outworld Princess Kitana assume fighting stances with the God of Thunder and Lightning and the Protector of the Realm of Earth. Shao Kahn was blocked however by Raiden and his dad though only temporarily. He went back to America to see the premiere of Forrest’s new movie and when he returned to the Shaolin temple he found many of his Shaolin killed in a vicious attack by a Tarkatan horde. Enraged, Bo decided to travel to Outworld, backed by fellow White Lotus member and spiritual brother Kung Lao, Raiden, Sub-Zero (the younger brother of the original Sub-Zero who was killed by Bo), and Smoke to seek revenge. Before he traveled to Outworld, Bo went to Hollywood to seek Forrest's help. Luckily, Bo arrived at the right time as Forrest was being attacked by a Tarkatan horde. Now joined with Forrest and Sonya's superior Jax, they finally traveled to Outworld. He learned the true nature of the Outworld tournament but competed anyway. While it is unclear as to what matches took place, it is known that Bo fought Shao Kahn, eventually overpowering the emperor. He also faced Shang Tsung in front of Shao Kahn, defeating him again despite his youth and renewed powers, and Kintaro as well. Near defeat, Kahn ordered his forces to destroy the earth fighters, forcing Earth's heroes to return home and to begin preparing for the coming invasion.
==Mortal Kombat 3==
After returning to Earthrealm, Bo, along with Kung Lao, began training a new generation of Shaolin Warriors, but was interrupted when the invasion began. As Kahn's extermination squads were sent to kill Earth's chosen warriors, Bo found himself the primary target. Kung Lao, who went against Shao Kahn, was nearly killed by a powerfull spell. Enraged, Bo challenged the Emperor to Mortal Kombat, and after the final battle, he defeated Shao Kahn again, causing him and his forces to retreat back to Outworld. The souls that Khan had trapped were set free and, just before the portal closed, Bo was thanked by Kitana for his part in saving both Earth and her realm from Shao Kahn. After Shao Khan's unsuccessful invasion of Earthrealm, Bo returned to Wu Shi Academy for a time.
==Super Fighters VS Superheroes==
Soon, some of his fellow White Lotus monks began disappearing; Kitana later appeared and told him that her warriors were disappearing. Concluding that either the Black Dragon or the Lin Kuei may be involved, Kitana and Bo split up to investigate. Bo went to look for Sub-Zero; the ninja attacked and Bo defeated him in a fight. Sub-Zero thought that Bo was responsible for the disappearance of his Lin Kuei warriors, but Bo told him of his innocence - telling him of their own disappearances - and then saves him from Scorpion. Sub-Zero escaped while Bo defeated Scorpion. Before Bo's eyes, Scorpion was surrounded by a yellow flash of light and was replaced by The Flash. Believing Flash to be Shang Tsung, Bo fought and defeated him. Realizing Flash wasn't the evil sorcerer, Bo brought him back to the academy to be examined by his masters, where the real Tsung was waiting to fight. Bo prevailed and proceeded to examine Flash himself, but the same energy teleported Bo to Gotham City. There, he confronted Batman . Blinded by the battle rage, Bo mistook the Dark Knight for Tsung once more, but he was knocked unconscious.Batman took Bo to the U.N. orbital station, where Raiden appeared and rescued Bo. Bo was partnered up with his arch nemesis Shang Tsung in the banded alliance that Raiden and Quan Chi assemble to face off against the intruders, believing them to be new warriors of a being named Dark Kahn. Bo defeated Green Lantern in the final battle against the superheroes. When Raiden was consumed by the rage, Bo tried to take down the angry god but was defeated. Bo continued to persuade the god to calm down, which he eventually did, and Raiden and Superman went on to defeat Dark Kahn.
==Mortal Kombat 4==
Bo traveled to America to look for a new generation of Shaolin warriors to train. While there in America, he met his old friend Kai. The two then traveled back to China, where Bo trained Kai to be a Shaolin Warrior. However, the peace was not to last, as the fallen Elder God Shinnok had escaped from the Netherrealm through a portal to Edenia. Upon learning that Kitana had been captured, Bo set out on his own to save her, but he was unsuccessful. Bo returned to Earth, where he began gathering Earth's warriors to save Earth and assist his mentor, Raiden. Eventually, Bo confronted the fallen Elder God Shinnok and once again emerged victorious, effectively ending his attack on Earth. Bo returned to the Shaolin Temples, believing he has lost Kitana forever. However, the Edenian Princess appeared through a portal from Edenia and thanked Bo for all he had done. She offered him a chance to join her at the throne of Edenia. However, due to the responsibilities as a Mortal Kombat Champion, Bo was forced to decline her offer. For a year, Bo went on to enjoy relative peace.
==Mortal Kombat: Deadly Alliance==
However, the Deadly Alliance would make itself known on Earth by its successful assassination of Bo. Shang Tsung posed as Kung Lao and snuck up on the champion as he was practicing his katas. Shang Tsung, after being beaten down by Bo, would be assisted by Quan Chi, who injured Bo by hitting him in the back with a projectile while he was focused on Shang Tsung. Shang Tsung used this distraction to gain the upper hand and snapped Bo's neck, consuming his soul shortly after. Bo's mutilated body was discovered by his fellow Shaolin monk Kung Lao, and he was laid to rest at the Wu Shi Academy, where a shrine was built to honor him.
==Mortal Kombat: Deception==
In the culmination of events, Raiden released his godlike essence in order to destroy Onaga, presumably killing both Quan Chi and Shang Tsung in the process. Bo witnessed these events through Shang Tsung's eyes. While it is unknown whether or not Quan Chi and Shang Tsung truly died, it has been established that the thousands of souls that Tsung consumed in the past were released, including that of Bo. Furthermore, Raiden, now somehow corrupted in his reformation, reanimated Bo's body and sent it on a rampage, slaughtering many of Bo's fellow Shaolin monks. Bo's spirit decided to stay in Outworld to assist in the war against Onaga, but he soon discovered his body's "resurrection" and was stricken by what he had done. Although Bo wasn't technically responsible, he couldn't help but feel responsibility for the actions committed by his corpse. He also learned about his comrades and how they had been enslaved by Onaga. From there, Bo enlisted the mysterious ninja Ermac as an ally and had two missions to complete. The first was to try and save his friends from Onaga with Ermac, the second to defeat and stop his body from doing further harm. Bo was actually aware that Shujinko was deceived by Onaga into getting the Kamidogu. However, Bo gladly taught Shujinko his techniques to help him. With that finished, Bo then set out to complete his missions with Ermac. Bo successfully saved his friends from Onaga's enslavement and had an emotional, albeit short, reunion with those closest to him. After going separate ways with his friends, Bo set out to accomplish his most dire task - reuniting with his body.
==Whole Once Again==
He got his chance after 3 years of Yuē shū yà being his anchor and when Yuē shū yà achived his ultimate goal and became the ultimate Shaman he reunited Bo back with his body. Bo was reunited with Katina and proposed to her and 2 months later Bo achived a new level in power and Finally and offically killed Shang Tsung after he tried to ruin his and Katina wedding and after Shang Tsung’s defeat he and Katina are happily wedded. Bo then becomes king of Edenia.
==Street Fighter: New Generations==
Not long after Bo goes back to Earthrelm and enters the next World Warrior tournament to further advance his fighting abilities. His most notable fight during the tournament is against Hugo, who is able to withstand his Shin Shoryuken and hold his own. He is defeated by Oro in the tournament. Shortly after the tournament, Bo meets up with Forrest for a friendly match, from which Bo emerges the victor. He also serves as Hugo's pro-wrestling tag-team partner for a brief period of time before moving on. At some point, he encounters Alex, whom he solidly defeats. Bo encourages the young wrestler to continue honing his abilities against strong opponents. Fascinated by Bo's skill and determined to become stronger, Alex soon sets out to find Bo for a rematch. Oro eventually finds Bo and begins aiding the warrior in his training, though Bo is never aware of the hermit's presence.
==Epic Training==
6 years later he found out that Oro was aiding him and that Oro thinks he is ready to learn his style of fighting the Senjutsu and 10 years later he completed half of his training then the next day Oro died of old age and Bo was left incomplete in his training and he tried to complete his training on his own but it didn’t work he then found out from a vision sent from Oro that the only way to complete the second half is to train the technique. Bo then sent out a open challenge to any one willing to fight him and only one man that answered the call was none other than Akuma him-self and the epic battle of epic proportions was soon under way.
==Fated Final Fight==
After hours and hours and hours of fighting the battle was over and Bo had won he beat Akuma to a millimeter of his life and let him live so he knows that all the killing Akuma has ever done the death of his master, and the betrayal of his brother was all for nothing. Akuma couldn’t handle this and went berserk and he channeled all his anger and all his power and said theses words “I might be going to hell but your going with ME!!!!!” then exploded with power and blew him-self up and the island they were on in an effort to kill Bo but Bo just Barley survives and is washed up on shore and eventually found by his Best and oldest friend Forrest. He takes Bo to a safe place and after Bo recuperates he and Forrest have a reunion and Forrest offers him a job at UFC but Bo declines, Forrest then processes to ask Bo what he is going to do next Bo then says “ I’m going home”.
==King Bo==
He then goes back to Edenia and takes the throne with Kitana as his Queen and they share a son named Shun