Henry Zebrowski

You must come in the dark of night.

One of these two fighters was our first and last Polish fighter of the series, Jimmy Konczewik.

Well, just Jim Konczewik.

Konczewik was one of Count Dante's most loyal acolytes, which meant that he'd pretty much do anything Count Dante asked, regardless of how reckless or stupid said request was.

Sure.

Well, even though Konchevich was entirely unsure what Dante's plan was, or even what Dante's motivation was for storming Black Cobra Hall, he still called several students from his own school to join the fight when the Count beckoned.

And so, at 10 p.m.

on a Thursday, six Black Dragons, led by Count Dante, arrived at Black Cobra Hall on Fullerton Avenue.

Wow.

Dante knocked on the large castle-like door that was the entrance to Black Cobra Hall.

And to get his crew inside, Dante yelled, Police!

While holding up a fake bat.

Which is not very fucking karate of him, I might say.

Chicago PD!

The green dragons either fell for the ruse or they were confident they could take down their rivals because the six black dragons were equally matched by six green dragons.

So when the green dragons opened the door, the Count Dante and his crew rushed inside.

When I said earlier that the Count Dante system was the Count's undoing, what I meant was that Dante had created an ultra-violent atmosphere where every guy was basically ready to fight to the death at any moment.

In fact, for a lot of these guys, getting into potentially deadly bare-knuckle brawls, that was the entire point.

Well, they're in the movie.

Because that's the thing.