The King of Iron Netflix

Since we're off heels of the release of the Netflix mini-series Tekken: Bloodline and the recent "Get Ready" tease might as well show off the "Netflix/ Are you still there" meme feat. the martial pacifist (and Jin's mommy), Jun Kazama. Her Boss status in the dream match Tekken Tag 2 and the craze towards her was something in 2011-2012. Those pants really shaped her ass. Since her official status is "Missing" I guess she'll finally pop up in the main series 8th entry. As most hardcore Tekken/ fighting game enthusiasts know, the series was basically the re-telling of post-Tekken 2 & Tekken 3. It was alright for the most part, I glad that Paul Phoenix got some respect here and it was a little shocking yet intriguing to see Feng Wei (first showed up in Tekken 5) Leroy Smith (first showed up in the much later updates in Tekken 7) as well; easy to assume the Bloodline lore seemed to be an alternate timeline like how Bandai Namco did for Soul Calibur 6, which I don't mind seeing that possibility:

-"What if Jin Kazama and his devil form somehow became separate entities (see Siegfired & Nightmare in SCIII)"
-"What if Dean Earwicker* existed as a fighter"
-"What if Shin Kamiya from Tekken; Blood Vengeance existed as one of the main villians"
- Before the series was called "Tekken" it was prototyped as "Rave War"
- A mishmash character before Orge and Mokujin
- Gender swapped versions of Hwoarang and Feng Wei. It sorta happened with Raven, soooo


*Supposed to be prototype name for Steve Fox; became a Tekken Force enemy in the consloe version of Tekken 4

Source of pic: Lesseinsanimer