Marshall Law even mirrors LeeвЂ™s mannerisms and iconic guttural battle cries. LawвЂ™s fighting style (Bruce LeeвЂ™s own innovation: Jeet Kune Do) has gone through various reincarnations throughout the Tekken series, and almost cuts and pastes moves performed by Lee in his various movies, such as a rushing backhand and the back flipping kick. Since the original Tekken in 1994, Marshall Law has been a near emulation of both Bruce LeeвЂ™s appearance and fighting style.Д®ach of his outfits either takes inspiration from one worn by Lee at some point, or are exact replicas of ones worn by him in his movies.ДЇor example: in the original Tekken, Law is equipped with a yellow tracksuit, almost identical to the one worn by Lee in The Game of Death.

In case you hadn't already noticed, the Tekken character Marshall Law was heavily inspired by, and is a near clone of the late Kung Fu mastermind, Bruce Lee. Namco - TekkenвЂ™s creators - evidently like to pay their tribute to many of their favorite people and characters from real life, such as: In Tekken, many names and faces serve as tributes to famous martial arts veterans, as well as a few miscellaneous characters from assorted media some of which you may already be aware of, and some that may have passed under your radar. It goes without saying, that any type of character in any type of medium takes a certain amount of inspiration and/or influence from the real world - and fighting game characters are no exception. To this day, Bryan continues to lurk among the many conflicts around the world causing as much havoc as he can.Not just faces familiar to the fighting game universe, like Jin Kazama and the Mishimas, but a few of Tekken's other patrons may have caught your eye due to their similarities to many real life characters and martial artists. Eventually when a new King of Iron Fist Tournament was announced he once tried his hand at being the best fighter in the world. As Bryan became more frustrated with his lack of progress he went off to fight in various conflicts around the world. Yoshimitsu would see to it that Bryan would not be able to truly test the capabilities of his new power. Once out, he joined the King of Iron Fist Tournament once more to test out his new power. Bosconovitch attempted to stabilize Bryan's body as best he could, but given the extreme complexity of the task, he saw to outfit him with a perpetual power generator, as a temporary measure to make sure he would not die.Д«ryan then rampaged Bosconovitch's laboratory and killed several members of the Manji Clan as he escaped the secret base he was in. Bosconovitch, Abel's rival requests that he install, upgrade, and maintain his body. In a last-ditch attempt, he joined the next King of Iron Fist Tournament to take over the company and thus use his power over Abel to keep him alive.Д®ventually, Bryan would go to Dr. Bryan realized that this likely meant that it would not be long until the lack of maintenance to his body would kill him permanently. Later, Doctor Abel would join the Mishima Zaibatsu corporate empire and leave the experiment that is Bryan behind. To do so, Bryan enters the King of Iron Fist Tournament. His body was then moved to the care of Doctor Abel who reanimates Bryan's body in an attempt to steal secrets from a rival scientist. He was killed in a shootout in Hong Kong. When alive, Bryan was a police officer for an international law enforcement organization.

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