Developed by ADK and published by SNK, the character debuted in the 1993 arcade release of
World Heroes 2. This release was followed by a home console port to the Super Nintendo Entertainment System in 1994. Within the franchise's lore of time-traveling historical figures, this fighter represents Thailand and is loosely based on the legendary warrior Nai Khanom Tom. He returned in the 1994 arcade update
World Heroes 2 Jet, which subsequently received a handheld port for the Game Boy in 1995.
In terms of gameplay, his arsenal includes signature special attacks such as the Tiger Claw and Flying Double Knee, designed to control space and pressure opponents. Despite his prominence in these mid-1990s entries, the character was excluded from the playable roster of the final mainline installment,
World Heroes Perfect (1995), appearing only in cameo roles. Consequently, his playable legacy remains tied specifically to the
World Heroes 2 era, representing the franchise's expansion of international fighting styles during the fighting game boom of the 1990s.