An odd case; I'm not positive speculation and biased observations are relevant to the encyclopedia. The text I'm referring to has been copied below:
Jun & Baek
In his debut appearance, Baek was not given much time to expand as a character. His only connection was with Marshall Law, although it has been suggested that Baek shared some sort of connection with Jun Kazama. For example, owners of the Tekken 2 arcade machines were given the option to set either Jun or Baek as one of the ten default characters displayed on the selection screen. (In the PlayStation version, it was Jun who was placed on this spot.) This was accesible via a dip switch.
Some fanfiction writers have even suggested a sexual attraction towards Jun shown by Baek. This, however, may just be inserted as an ironic twist from the fan's point of view.
Jun and Baek seem to have some similarities: both first appear in Tekken 2, where they confront someone central to their entrance in the tournament. (In Jun's case, this person is Kazuya, Baek enters to fight Law.) Ogre attacks both of them, although Jun does not survive. However, knowing Namco's tendency to resurrect the most unlikely characters, (ironically, Baek himself is one of them) many fans expect Jun to appear in the near future. Furthermore, both Jun and Baek have either family or close-as-family students who eventually become each other's rivals. (Jin and Hwoarang respectively) Both Jin and Hwoarang have become iconic figures in the Tekken franchise who made their first appearances in Tekken 3.
The first section seems relevant, if a bit "crufish", while the second and third pharagraphs don't really comform to the encyclopediac content this site demands. - Zero Talk 16:48, 18 March 2006 (UTC)
I've added a pic of Baek from Tekken 2. - The 4th Snake
Where's it gone? - The 4th Snake
Hi, the movelists for tekken chars from the tekkenfan website are no longer up, so im gonna try to relink movelists for all of the chars to the movelists on Tekken Zaibatsu (the DR movelists will be the ones linked)
in the peice it says its a dojang, so im gonna change it as students of kung fu study in kwoons not dojangs
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An odd case; I'm not positive speculation and biased observations are relevant to the encyclopedia. The text I'm referring to has been copied below:
Jun & Baek
In his debut appearance, Baek was not given much time to expand as a character. His only connection was with Marshall Law, although it has been suggested that Baek shared some sort of connection with Jun Kazama. For example, owners of the Tekken 2 arcade machines were given the option to set either Jun or Baek as one of the ten default characters displayed on the selection screen. (In the PlayStation version, it was Jun who was placed on this spot.) This was accesible via a dip switch.
Some fanfiction writers have even suggested a sexual attraction towards Jun shown by Baek. This, however, may just be inserted as an ironic twist from the fan's point of view.
Jun and Baek seem to have some similarities: both first appear in Tekken 2, where they confront someone central to their entrance in the tournament. (In Jun's case, this person is Kazuya, Baek enters to fight Law.) Ogre attacks both of them, although Jun does not survive. However, knowing Namco's tendency to resurrect the most unlikely characters, (ironically, Baek himself is one of them) many fans expect Jun to appear in the near future. Furthermore, both Jun and Baek have either family or close-as-family students who eventually become each other's rivals. (Jin and Hwoarang respectively) Both Jin and Hwoarang have become iconic figures in the Tekken franchise who made their first appearances in Tekken 3.
The first section seems relevant, if a bit "crufish", while the second and third pharagraphs don't really comform to the encyclopediac content this site demands. - Zero Talk 16:48, 18 March 2006 (UTC)
I've added a pic of Baek from Tekken 2. - The 4th Snake
Where's it gone? - The 4th Snake
Hi, the movelists for tekken chars from the tekkenfan website are no longer up, so im gonna try to relink movelists for all of the chars to the movelists on Tekken Zaibatsu (the DR movelists will be the ones linked)
in the peice it says its a dojang, so im gonna change it as students of kung fu study in kwoons not dojangs
- Redirect-Class fictional character articles
- WikiProject Fictional characters articles
- Redirect-Class video game articles
- NA-importance video game articles
- Redirect-Class video game characters articles
- NA-importance video game characters articles
- Video game characters task force articles
- WikiProject Video games articles