| Xiao Ri | |
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| Biographical information | |
| Gender |
Male |
| Political information | |
| Affiliation | |
| Rank |
1 star Major General |
| Game information | |
| Appearances | |
| Role |
Classic General |
| The following is based on Command & Conquer (Generals 2) cut content and has not been confirmed by canon sources. |
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Xiao "Taskmaster" Ri is an APA general that appeared in the canncelled Command & Conquer (Generals 2). He was the basic general for the APA faction.
Information
Xiao Ri is the foremost General in the armies of the Asia-Pacific Alliance. He is an experienced military leader who rose to prominence during the First GLA War, leading the occupation and pacification of a GLA-blighted Europe. In peacetime, Xiao became a key figure in the formation of the Asia-Pacific Alliance, suppressing dissent, driving rebels from APA lands and keeping peace at any cost. His actions allowed the initially fragile coalition to solidify into a global superpower it is today.
Arsenal
Units
- Red Guard
- Inferno Squad
- Saboteurs
- Warlord Tank
- Gatling Tank
- Thunderfist
- Helix
- Overlord Tank
- Firefly
- Yu Hyun Jung
Base Defense
Support Powers
Gallery
3D Render
Wallpaper
Add an image to this galleryTrivia
- It maybe possible that Taskmaster was the player general of first Generals and Zero Hour Chinese campaigns.
- The Chinese characters "亚太联盟少将" (meaning Asia-Pacific Alliance Major General) are visible on his suit. That means he is a 1-star Chinese General, because the general military ranks of former/current socialist countries is slightly different from the Western ones, for example:
- In Socialist countries:
- 1-star: Major General (少将, Thiếu tướng, literally means "Junior General")
- 2-star: Lieutenant General (中将, Trung tướng, literally means "Medium General")
- 3-star: Colonel General (上将, Thượng tướng, literally means "High General". This is the higest rank in the current China PR)
- 4-star: Army General (大将, Đại tướng, literally means "Great General". Not available in current China PR)
- 5-star: Marshal (元帥, Nguyên soái, not available in current China PR and Vietnam. It existed in China PR from 1955 to 1965.)
- In Western countries:
- 1-star: Brigandier General (准将, Chuẩn tướng, literally means "Standard General")
- 2-star: Major General (少将, Thiếu tướng)
- 3-star: Lieutenant General (中将, Trung tướng)
- 4-star: Army General (大将, Đại tướng)
- 5-star: Marshal (統制, Thống chế) in Europe, or General of the Army (統将, Thống tướng) in the US and former South Vietnam.
- In Socialist countries:
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