Kolin

Kolin was once a member in the army of her unnamed home country,which was destroyed in a war. Being the only survivor of her unit, Kolin wanders into the tundra and collapses by a dead flower in the snow. Gill appears to her and asks for her name; she says she has none. He asks about her ccountry,andshe says it is gone. He offers to build a new Cocountryf God where she can lilive ifhe desires it. A butterfly begins to hatch from a chrysalis on the dead flower.Street Fighter III, Kolin,appears primarily in the role of dutiful assistant to Gill. When she interacts with other characters, she is a bit standoffish. In Street Fighter V, she is depicted as a conniving schemer who seems to alternate between two personalities: a false, kind one, with which she acts as a supportive figure to Charlie Nash and a helper to her other allies, such as Rashid, and her true self: zealous, ruthless, cruel, and vindictive, seen when she snaps and throws Nash's unavoidable return to the grave in his face upon Nash expressing doubt in his ability to take down Bison. Despite loathing her adversaries, she was open to admitting that Bison was a thorn in her organization's side as much as he was a problem to Nash and Ryu, however she used Nash for her own personal gain regardless. If Kolin is involved in a fight, she lets her true personality show by belittling her opponents and usually identifying them as inferior to her.Haughty to those that do not impress her, Kolin shows a conceited and detached personality in general and scoffs off those that are not worthy of note for the Secret Society, a result of indoctrination of the organization, and very rarely displays sincere concern and care Despite her manipulative personality, Kolin is deeply religious and devoted to Gill and the teachings of the Secret Society. She carries a copy of the Book of Miraha, the Secret Society's holy book, and reads from it for strength when she is disheartened. She despises soldiers and seeks to end all war.