Netflix Tekken Bloodline king vs Paul Phoenix

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[rambot]

In Tekken games, and in this series as well, King is perhaps only one of the few players who fights in the tournament not for personal glory, money or fame, but for helping children in his orphanage. That is what drew me most to the character initially. His cool moves are just an add-on.

[wildman]

-gets bodied the whole match
-lands two grabs
-wins
As a King main yeah that sounds about right

[Talisac]

I'm proud of the way they portrayed King in this show. He deserves a lot more love and respect in Tekken.

[challarubu]

I love how creators actually incorporated the moves from the actual game unlike the live action adaptation which was a disaster.

[RJALEXANDER]

1:43 gotta love how they make King take off like a god damned rocket.
"You can fly?!"
"No. Jump good."

[LightUpDaBomb]

King is the only reason why i watched this show and i wasnt disappointed.

[EvandroACruz]

King is the true hero of Tekken.I love this guy.

[zakariyohoja]

Damn King's last finishing grab was insane

[rushalias]

In game and lore wise it doesn't make all that sense why Paul loses.

However from a narrative point it does make sense...the final fight for Jin is supposed to be the hardest and while Paul would be stronger in game...his motivates and reason for fighting aren't as...serious and personal as king's.


Paul wishes to fight to be the strongest just because but is an overall nice guy. He doesn't have the extra motivation to be a could foil and contrast for Jin in the story.

Where it works in games since you have multiple endings and what not. Here it doesn't work as a much.

They build up king to be so strong so to he can be a foil to Jin. To show Jin that he could have been just as strong even without heichachi training.

Yes king ultimately loses but he gives Jin a hell of fight for it.

[pumpernickelstickybottoms]

"You're not gonna bully me around the ring like you did your last opponent"

*proceeds to get bullied around the ring like King's last opponent*

[frostcore]

Not only was I happy about how they portrayed king, I’m *really* happy about how they portrayed Paul. I’m glad they didn’t make him the doofus character like they did later in the tekken series. I always hated when they turned him into “strong dumb character”

[bandarsalh]

King is my favorite tekken character because he beats people up to feed orphans

[PrashantKumar-vidp]

To anyone saying they ruined Paul's character again. Do note that he almost beat Kazuya in the previous tournament and Heihachi even mentions that if not for the devil gene Paul would have defeated Kazuya so he was the runner up of previous tournament. And about King beating him in this tournament looks pretty fair to me because King's character has more of a reason to get the win and use the tournament money for orphanage. Also Paul lost to a main Tekken character who's there since the first game.

[demented_aep]

Why do they make king look like the bad guy man is the nicest person under the mask I’m happy he made it to the end though. Gotta love my main!

[afrikasmith]

Paul Phoenix: I'm the strongest fighter in the universe!

King: Nah.... not today.

[DonHundo]

It’s crazy that I play tekken so much 2-7 that I know the exact combos (button for button )they’re doing lmao..

[BirdmanDeuce]

I love that Tekken canon has just agreed that King’s head IS a jaguar, and that he sees/breathes/speaks through it as if it were part of his own body

[maggotmckenzie]

Say what you want, but it's great to see Paul be portrayed as an actual fighter again and not a joke.



Do wish he won though, as much as I love King

[justinmartinez]

Man my main character king survives Paul's burning fist

[journeymanX]

Back in the day alot of people i know would main paul and king in tekken 3, nice seeing them get the recognition they deserve