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Qlayzus is better known as Doctor Q, the famous 5-year champion of the World Masters Games. His undefeated streak has earned him the title of Legacy Master, an honor that earned him more than a few personal benefits worldwide. His streak however was abruptly stopped by a novice entrant to the Games, whose powers and technique confounded the champion to no end. His future plans include reclaiming his title and proving his worth once more.
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His closed eyes and fierce emission powers are his most recognizable traits. His brand includes sneakers, cars, insurance services, fighter accessories smog other things. His mastery of the games over the last 5 years is no small feat, considering the quality of competition. It only brought his popularity further more and made his name and brand all the more profitable. Aside from his career as a pro fighter, he has also embarked in acting and has made a couple of films on the big screen.
He is the most recognizable Zerai of his generation, bringing into the forefront the enigmatic legacy of his people with a strong showing of prowess and fighting skills. His soft spoken personality and sociable, talkative approach has endeared him to many fans. His ability to dazzle with his mastery of the Phyrrean discipline is a sight to behold.
He has made a significant amount of wealth over the years, making some wise investments and a few not so smart money decisions along the way. His popularity is unprecedented, both as a pro fighter and as an action star. His connections are vast and he probably has access to a host of numerous gadgets and/or arcaneO.
It has been noted that his defeat against the Kyrrne fighter was due to a critical mistake he did during the battle. Instead of his usual approach of forcing the initiative, experts have agreed that he seemed to have lost his fire (so to speak) in pressing his opponent, losing precious chances to gain the momentum.
