giving him amnesia. As Iron Man leaves Brock, a group of mountain bandits find the latter and kill him for his remaining rings. Variations of the Mandarin appear in Iron Man: Armored Adventures, voiced by Vincent Tong. Users of the Makluan Rings, in addition to gaining various powers, can also don a suit of black and gold, samurai-like armor by whoever assumes the Mandarin identity, which is capable of great strength and durability. The "main" version is a teenage version of Temugin under the alias of "Gene Khan". Seeking to obtain the power of the Makluan rings, Khan kidnaps Howard Stark to force him to help him find them. When he could not force the elder Stark to cooperate at the time, Khan attempts to befriend Tony Stark for help instead. At the end of his quest for the rings, Khan discovers he is part Makluan due to genetic modifications he inherited from his ancestor Genghis Khan, which allows him to wield the Makluan rings. Mandarin eventually obtains all 10 rings near the end of the series, but his hunger for power brings about a Makluan invasion in the series finale. After helping Earth's heroes repel the invaders, Khan decides to become a protector of Earth instead and vanishes. Xin "Shin" Zhang is Khan's stepfather and head of the Tong crime organization, who initially claimed to be the "true Mandarin" before Khan imprisons him in the beginning of the series and disposes of him off-screen by the end of season one. The Mandarin appears in Lego Marvel Super Heroes: Maximum Overload, voiced by Barry Dennen. The Mandarin appears in Marvel Disk Wars: The Avengers, voiced in Japanese by Taiten Kusunoki and in English by Jamieson Price. Film The Mandarin appears in The Invincible Iron Man, voiced by Fred Tatasciore. This version is an ancient ruler of a vicious Chinese dynasty who used five rings, supernatural means, and two dragon Guardians, Fin Fang Foom and Zhen Ji Xang, to subjugate his people. He was defeated after losing his rings, which were scattered around the globe to prevent him from taking over the world. By the present day, his descendant Li-Mei gathers the rings and uses their power, allowing him to project his spirit through her. However, he is eventually defeated by Iron Man. Several variations of the Mandarin concept appear in films set in the Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU): The Mandarin