Bori Khan

Evil-doer
Full Name	Bori Khan
Alias	Böri Khan
Origin	Mulan (2020)
Occupation	Chieftain of the Rourans
Powers / Skills	Leadership Strategy Great physical strength Great endurance Great speed Great reflexes Combat proficiency
Hobby	Invading bordering lands. Murdering innocent people.
Goals	Kill Mulan and her army Rule over the the land Destroy China Kill the Emperor to avenge his father's death (all failed).
Crimes	Mass murders Attempted regicide Treason Oppression Attempted cultural genocide Assault and battery Betrayal Mass property damage Vandalism Terrorism Destruction Mayhem Attempted usurpation Corruption Hate crimes Abuse Treachery Death threats Crimes against humanity
Type of Villain	Vengeful Warlord

“	No survivors.	„
	~ Bori Khan's most famous quote.

Bori Khan is the main antagonist of the 2020 Disney live-action film Mulan, a remake of the 1998 animated film of the same name.

A Rouran warlord, Khan sought to annihilate China and kill the emperor in revenge for the death of his father. To achieve this end, he allied himself with a powerful witch, Xian Lang, who serves as the film's secondary antagonist. Khan takes the place of Shan Yu, the main antagonist of the animated film.

He was portrayed by Jason Scott Lee, who also played Whitey in Back to the Future Part II and Caine 607 in Soldier.

Personality

Bori Khan is established from the beginning to be an agile warlord, managing to kill, alongside his men, dozens of Chinese soldiers in rapid succession. Like Shan Yu, Khan is ruthless and bloodthirsty, stopping at nothing to ensure China and its people are conquered.

The similarities between the two stop there, however. Unlike Khan, Shan Yu never had any real reason or motivation for conquering China beyond lust for power. Khan, on the other hand, seeks to destroy the empire out of revenge for the murder of his father, implied to have been at the hands of China's emperor, though the exact circumstances are never explained. Additionally, Khan is shown to have a deep, open resentment to women and their roles in society, exemplified best by his horrid treatment of Xian Lang and his initial dismissal of Mulan as a "child". Shan Yu, by contrast, never showed any signs of sexism, but instead, showed surprise when Mulan revealed herself as the soldier who annihilated his army.

Biography

Böri Khan was the warrior leader of the Rourans, he has entered the Pallace when there attacking them especially Xian Lang were attacking the warriors and killed them but he was in a war fighting to face them back with his violent battle.

Since Mulan was battling against him he was caught in an avalanche and defeated the Rourans because he escaped from the avalanche and she would battle against Xian Lang, after that he was shot dead. And after Xian Lang's death, she would battle against Böri Khan and Mulan cuts the rope and falls down into the pallace and he was killed by an arrow.

Gallery

Bori Khan with Xian Lang.

Bori Khan's Death

Trivia

• Bori Khan is the first and so far only antagonist to replace another in a Disney Remake of a previous one.
• On top of being given a more fleshed out and sympathetic backstory than Shan Yu, Bori Khan also had more screen time than him and did more killings than his equivalent did in the original animated Mulan.

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Villains

Movies Mulan (1998): Hun Army (Shan Yu, Hayabusa & Elite Hun Soldiers) The Secret of Mulan: Mala-Khan Mulan II: Bandits Mulan (2020): Hun Army (Bori Khan & Xian Lang) Books Reflection: King Yama | Meng Po