Paul Winterhart
In between Kula Shaker splitting in 1999 and reforming in 2006, Winterhart played drums for , did sessions work with Aqualung and formed blues-rock band "Zero Point Field", who prior to Kula Shaker reforming were working on their debut album. After Kula Shaker released "Pilgrim's Progress", Winterhart also played in the Somerset Psychedelic rock band "Goldray" with Reef guitarist Kenwyn House and London-based alternative rock band "Black Casino & The Ghost".
Kula Diamond
"IGN" found Kula to be one of the most appealing characters in "The King of Fighters 2000" though the reviewer felt newcomer Lin might be superior. In another article, the same site liked the fact Kula was as a regular playable character unlike the original version, but felt she was still overshadowed by Lin. In a later review, "IGN" lamented the lack of Geese Howard but believed both Kula and K' could fill the gap. Originally "inexplicably" absent from "The King of Fighters XII", "Eurogamer" and other publications enjoyed return in following titles of "familiar faces" alongside Maxima and K'. 4thLetter enjoyed the contrast between K's characterization from that of his teammates, Maxima and Kula, noting that the team's ending from "XIII" had him enjoying his vacation by beating up unknown enemies. PlayStation Universe said fans should look forward to Kula and K' in "The King of Fighters XIV" as their game styles would appeal to gamers. In a review for "", "GameSpot" felt Kula and Billy Kane were two of the best new characters calling Kula a "frost-throwing hipstress". GameZone enjoyed her fighting mechanics comparing her style to "athletes participating in the acclaimed Olympic event" enjoying SNK's execution of the character despite the reviewer's dislike of the concept. Siliconera found her fighting style in "SNK Heroines" to be ridiculous due to the use of "cups of what appears to be sorbet".