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GENERAL/STORY:
The father of Forest
Law, Marshall manages a dojo along with his son. Marshall Law was a
successful businessman - he managed a newly established dojo and even owned
a nationwide Chinese fast food chain called Marshall China. Unfortunately,
he lost a franchise war against a competitor and had to declare bankruptcy
a year later. Unable to deal with his failure, Marshall fell into depression
and spent his days at home in a drunken haze. Then one day, a notice for
the Tournament arrived at his doorstep. Marshall's eyes flashed with renewed
vigor. After a month of intense training, he beat himself back into top
physical form. Something ignited a fire within Marshall. "This is it,"
he said to himself, "I must place everything on the line for this Tournament
and win!" The fire within raged hotter than ever before.
During the middle
of the King of Iron Fist Tournament 5, it was discovered that Marshall
Law was working illegally in Japan, and as a result he was immediately
deported to his home country of the United States of America. With the
deadline to pay for the damages of his son's accident fast approaching,
hopes of getting the money needed slim. Just then, his best friend Paul
Phoenix approached him with the idea of forming a team. Securing a high-ranking
prize alone would certainly be difficult, but if he was part of a team,
the probability of winning would be much higher. Marshall accepted Paul's
invite, but thinking a three-man team was better two, the renowned boxer
Steve
Fox caught his attention.
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ORIGIN:
Tekken
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APPEARANCES:
Tekken
2,
Tekken 4, Tekken
5, Tekken 5: Dark Resurrection,
Tekken:
Dark Resurrection, Tekken 6, Tekken
6: Bloodline Rebellion
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REVIEW:
Namco's designers
likely saw Fei Long in Super
Street Fighter 2, and thought that if Capcom could have a tribute to Bruce
Lee in their game and get away with it, Namco could too... Why not? Let his legend live
on I say... Tekken is a
martial arts fighting game, and Bruce Lee did a lot for martial arts.
Namco
did an amazing job at portraying Law's in-game animation to capture some of the
real life mannerisms and techniques of the legend. Law's design took some great
steps forward in Tekken 3, 4, & 5, and Law has surely seen his best days in Tekken 6... A lot of his moves closely mimic
those of Bruce Lee, and that will always bee awesome.
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