Leang
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| Leang | |
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| Biographical information | |
| Status |
Unknown |
| Physical information | |
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General Class AAAA (Dragon General) |
| Gender |
Female |
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| Occupation |
High-Ranking Chinese General |
| Appears in |
War Against GLA and the last general in "Challenge" |
| “ | In the end all fall before me! - Leang | ” |
General "Tigress" Leang was a Chinese Class AAAA Dragon General stationed close to Tibet. One of the highest-ranking generals in the People's Liberation Army, General Leang was one of the Chinese generals most trusted by the United States, and she had access to advanced US military technology, including the Particle Cannon superweapon. Rumours persist also that Leang did not consider herself above using pilfered GLA technology where appropriate, in spite of the often dubious position that doing so would have put her in. At the very least Leang is strongly suspected (to the point of near-certainty) of having possessed a GLA Scud Storm.
General Leang's stronghold is known to have been heavily guarded. The only ground access was via a bridge above a deep canyon, with the entrance guarded by Patriot Missile Systems, bunkers and Gattling Cannons, as well as Leang's forces. Leang was known for her ruthlessness and ferocity, and gained the title of the 'Tigress'.
[edit] Flaws and Personality
| “ | So, you chose to stand against me. You will regret that decision, General. - Leang after unleashing all three WMDs | ” |
Leang's stronghold appeared nigh-on impregnable, but her display of power at the "only" entrance to her base was purely intimidatory. Her base consumed massive amounts of power, and many generals would have defeated her had they noticed her poorly defended power plants to the right of the deep ravine. Another strategy use by Generals was to fight fire with fire, building WMDs of their own and attacking the largest groups of power plants, or rather fewer and vital tragets. Her attacks were devastating at worst, often involving a Sneak Attack at the back of her enemy's base before cutting their supply lines and destroying some vital structures. While often rather arrogant and convinced of her own overwhelming strength, Leang was not above humility upon defeat. Unlike most Commanders, Leang surrenders when she loses all her logistical abilities, forgoing redirection of resources to a strategic force.
[edit] Behind the scenes
Leang was played by Pamela Woon.
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