Feng Wei
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| Game series | Tekken series |
| First game | Tekken 5 |
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| Fighting style | Chinese Kenpo |
| Home country | China |
| Age | 26 |
| Height | 6' 1' (1.85 m) |
| Weight | 169 lbs |
| Blood type | AB |
| Occupation | Former Monk |
Feng Wei (Chinese: 馮 威 Pinyin: Féng Wēi, Japanese: フェン・ウェイ Fen Wei) is a fictional Chinese character from the Tekken franchise of fighting games.
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[edit] History
[edit] Tekken 5
As a boy, Feng Wei was raised as a disciple by a Kenpo master who was so skilled he was known as Shinken (literally God Fist). At 20 years of age, Feng was the best student his school had ever seen. When his master scolded him for fighting outside the dojo, Feng killed him. Now Feng seeks the secrets of the God Fist scrolls stolen by the Mishima family, and enters the King of Iron Fist Tournament 5 to do so.
Asuka and Lei have connections with this ruthless, merciless Kenpo fighter. Feng severely beat Asuka's father and destroyed his dojo in his search for the scrolls. Lei is trying to capture Feng for his similar actions in China.
[edit] Ending
Tekken 5
- Feng defeats Jinpachi Mishima, and Jinpachi turns into dust while Feng watches. Feng finds a glowing "Secret Principles of the Dragon Fist" scroll on the ground, and he opens it. The scroll continues glowing, and a dragon comes out of it. The scene cuts from the Final Stage to a mountain near a lake. Feng is preparing to hit the rock face with his palm. He takes a slight run at the rock and palm thrusts a large crack into it. The entire formation collapses, and Feng opens his eyes to reveal that he now has dragon eyes.
Note: It is not known if this ending is canon or not.
[edit] Character Analysis
Feng's characteristics are fast punches, slow but powerful kicks, and heavy bodyblows which are excellent for punishing. Newcomers to Tekken will probably tend to choose him because of his easy, but powerful attacks.
Unique to Feng is his "Shifting Clouds" movement that block up to two hits automatically (and respond with a counterattack afterwards) while moving forward or backwards. They are a staple part of his high level play.
[edit] Trivia
- Feng Wei is based on characters played by Martial Arts superstar Bolo Yeung in his B-movies.
