Marshall asks, 'What did you just say?' The first punk replies, 'You heard me, I said this food sucks! You expect us to eat this stuff?!' Marshall asks, 'What do you mean it sucks?!' The man answers, 'This pepper beef is too damn spicy!!' Marshall uppercuts the punk into the air. A punk customer says, 'Man, the food here sucks!' Another punk, who is at the same table, says, 'We hafta pay for this?' Marshall hears them and walks over to them. Marshall walks through the Marshall China and watches his customers. Ending (Unofficial Synopsis) The outside of a Marshall China is shown.

His fighting spirit was now focused on rebuilding the Marshall China restaurant empire. Epilogue (In-Game Text) Law won the tournament and earned the Mishima Zaibatsu fortune. 'This is it,' he said to himself, 'It's all or nothing!' The fire within him raged hotter than ever before. After a month of intense training, he beat himself back into top physical form. Marshall's eyes flashed with renewed vigor. Then one day, a notice for the Tournament arrived at his doorstep. Unable to cope with failure, Marshall fell into depression and spent his days at home in a drunken haze. Unfortunately, he lost a franchise war against a competitor and had to declare bankruptcy a year later. Story Prologue (In-Game Text) Marshall Law was a successful businessman- he managed a newly established dojo and even owned a nationwide Chinese fast food chain called Marshall China. Marshall's yellow and black tracksuit is partially inspired by Bruce Lee's own worn in Game of Death.Law's Player One outfit was changed from a yellow jumpsuit in the arcade version to a black and yellow tracksuit in the Playstation version.After he finishes, he puts his hands on his hips. Then, he is shown performing three somersault kicks while the others watch him. Marshall yells something at them (his words aren't heard). Students are performing somersault kicks similar while Marshall watches them. Ending, 'The Master' (Unofficial Synopsis) Marshall finally gets his own dojo. He is taking part in this tournament to open his own school with the prize money and at the same time to make himself world famous. He works in a Chinatown restaurant in San Francisco while dreaming of opening his own martial arts school. Story Prologue (Manual) The legendary dragon. His title in the original trilogy is The Fighting Chef. His fighting style is Jeet Kune Do, a 'style' created by Bruce Lee, the martial artist whom Marshall Law is based on. Marshall Law (гѓћгѓјг‚·гѓЈгѓ«гѓ»гѓг‚¦ MДЃsharu Rou) was introduced in the original Tekken, and he returned for all subsequent games, except Tekken 3 and the non-canonical Tekken Tag Tournament, where he was both replaced by his son, Forest Law, using the same fighting style.

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