Lei-Fei

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Lei-Fei
Game series Virtua Fighter series
Creator(s) Yu Suzuki
In-Universe Information
Nationality Chinese
Birthday Unknown
Hobby Praying
Height 175 cm (5' 9")
Weight 63 kg (138 lbs.)
Measurements 98 / 85 / 83
Blood type B
Occupation Monk
Fighting style Shaolin-Ken

Lei-Fei is a fictional character in the Sega video game series Virtua Fighter. He was introduced in Virtua Fighter 4. He was one of the two newcomers in the release, along with Vanessa Lewis.

His fighting style is based on Shaolin kung fu, a Chinese martial art.

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[edit] History

[edit] Virtua Fighter 4

During the ancient days in China, one emperor declared that all powerful martial art techniques shall be banned. This decree was done with the intention of ensuring that no one shall possess a more powerful technique than the emperor himself. The emperor also saw to the deaths of anyone who was capable of powerful techniques. He created a clan whose sole duty is to capture and kill anyone with such powerful capabilities. Ko'en-Ken was one such skill that was banned by the emperor during that age. While no emperor exists in modern China, the clan that was created still exists. When informed of Ko'en-ken's appearance in the world tournament, they decided to send Lei to stop Lau from using Ko'en-Ken. Lei accepted this mission as he saw it as a chance to test his skills against the mighty Ko'en-Ken. However, Lei intends to kill Lau after he has learned Ko'en-Ken from Lau.

[edit] Virtua Fighter 5

Lei-Fei admired the amazing power of Lau Chan's Ko'en-Ken style and he approached him after the tournament and asked to be his student. Soon Lei-Fei grew impatient with the aging fighter and he attacked him; Lau was unable to fight back and he withdrew and disappeared. Lei-Fei was angry that he failed to learn the coveted technique and he decided his only chance of winning the next tournament was to become stronger than any opponent.

[edit] Trivia

  • It was reported in a Japanese magazine, that Lei Fei was more like a "contribution" to Jet Li. So, from The movie Shaolin Temple Jet Li was used as an inspiration to the character design of Lei Fei.
  • In the Character customization in Virtua Fighter 5; a large majority of Lei Fei’s Hair styles are mostly seen in Jet Li’s movie Kids from Shaolin.
  • In the movie Fong Sai Yuk II, you can dress Lei Fei in Virtua Fighter 5, like Jet Li. You can also buy the items that resemble him in the movie.
  • A lot of Lei Fei's attacks are from the Shorinji Kempo which is basically the Japanese version of Shaolin Kung Fu.
  • In Virtua Fighter 5, Costume C is a traditional clothing for Shaolin monks to wear. But it can also be easily be compared to the same clothing that the Main Character and Best Friend wear in the Anime Series, Dragonball and Dragonball Z.



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