Teecken Boek



BIO:

Baek's father was a wellknown TaeKwonDo expert. At a young age, Baek learned the ways of the traditionalKorean martial art and won many tournaments, until an injury forced him to takea leave. Around the same time, Baek's family was plunged into poverty,increasing tensions. Through this rage, Baek accidentally killed his fatherduring a sparring match. Grieving and full of remorse, Baek was taken intopolice custody, where he spent most of his childhood. During this time, hisTaeKwonDo skills became legendary, as he became totally focused on his fightingprowess, wishing to honor his father. After three years, he fled the police andtook to the streets, becoming a pit fighter of great strength. He became a firmaudience favorite after striking his opponents again and again to see themreduced to a bloodied mess. Tracked by a secret organization aware of his past,Baek was coaxed into the assassination of the owner of a property wanted by thegroup, a certain MarshallLaw. Baek was only partly successful, and he entered The King of Iron FistTournament 2 to finish his task and destroy Law.
According to the Tekken 3 storyline, Baek was presumed dead afterencountering Ogre,the Aztec God of Fighting. One of his closest students, Hwoarang,entered The King of Iron Fist Tournament 3 to exact revenge for his master'sdeath and to also have a rematch with JinKazama, the only fighter who had ever fought him to a draw.

It was revealed in Tekken 5 that Baek's encounter with Ogre had left himin a coma; not dead as initially presumed. He woke up in a military hospitalover a year later (after Hwoarang had competed in The King of Iron FistTournament 3). Soon after Baek wakes up from his coma, the Korean DefenseMinister asks Baek to train soldiers and Baek hesitantly agrees. Baek then beganteaching TaeKwonDo at military bases. Around the same time, Hwoarang was draftedinto the South Korean Military, but he ran away to compete in The King of IronFist Tournament 4. When Hwoarang was arrested by the South Korean MilitaryPolice, he was informed that Baek was alive.
About a year later, Baek writes Hwoarang and asks him to return to the militaryand join the King of Iron Fist Tournament 5 together with him. However Baek withdrew fromthe tournament, when he found out that Hwoarang lost from his rival Jinand was seriously injured. Baek then rushed to the hospital to visit Hwoarang.Although Hwoarang's condition wasn't considered as something serious afterhis treatment, he wouldn't wake up and Baek started blaming himself forbeing an inadequate instructor.


It took3 days for Hwoarang to regain consciousness. They discussed the detailsand Hwoarang told Baek that not only he has to recover, but to strengthenhimself even further. Baek sensed his strong will and his unprecedentedmodesty and hence he decided to teach him everything he knows. Baek &Hwoarang returned to Korea, and endeavored to practice intensely. Eventuallythe announcement of King of Iron Fist Tournament 6 came from the MishimaZaibatsu and Baek decided to enter the tournament one last time, to widenhis personal experience.



ORIGIN:
Tekken2



OTHERAPPEARANCES:
Tekken TagTournament, Tekken Tag Tournament 2,Tekken 5, Tekken5: Dark Resurrection, Tekken: DarkResurrection, Tekken 6, Tekken6: Bloodline Rebellion, Tekken 3D: PrimeEdition, Tekken Hybrid




I'm pretty sure Baek was thefirst TaeKwonDo fighter to ever appear in a 3D fighting game. No doubt fightinggame players who also trained in TKD in real life (like myself), instantly tooka liking to Baek. Baek uses authentic Tae Kwon Do and when under the control of an experienced Tekken player, can fight very muchlike a real TaeKwonDo practitioner (minus the cheap juggles of course). ;)

Baek's Tekken 5: DR moveset and new animations redefined his design from the olddays. His fluidfootwork and flashy, yet effective kicks show off what TKD is allabout. Even many of the hand strikes Baek uses are the same traditional strikesthat I'vebeen doing/teaching in TKD for years. Baek's stance where he keeps his leg up andhops around is also a TaeKwonDo trademark... and faking into aspin back kick from that stance? Hell yeah. That's one of my personal favoritemovesin real life. Someoneat Namco clearly knows a thing or two about TKD, and it's awesome that there are2 TKD users proudly representing the art in Tekken.

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Tekken Mobile features several generic enemy combatants representing various fighting styles. All of them can be unlocked. General tropes: Dummied Out: There were plans for a 'Taekwondo Girl' character, but she was cut before the mobile game's cancellation. Eric Jacobus tackles Baek Doo San's movelist from Tekken! Caution: TKD Overload! Contact Eric Jacobus at theericjacobus@gmail.com Subscribe to my channel: ht. Contrary to popular belief, Baek didn't die (at least not by Azazel). His ending in T6 shows what would happen had he fought and defeated Azazel, but he didn't do so in canon, especially when Scenerio Campaign became a thing and made most of the endings obsolete. Oock der gener, die alleene gedoopt s yn, overmits sy alsoo het teecken des. Verbonts ende haerder wedergeboorte genooten hebbende. T eellinck had zijn boek over de sabbat. In 2013, Complex ranked Hwoarang as the 13th best Tekken character, commenting: 'Hwoarang is the pretty boy of the Tekken universe – an arrogant bad boy with androgynous hair and a penchant for motorcycles.' 4thletter placed Hwoarang's and Steve's Street Fighter X Tekken ending at 85th place in their list of top 200 fighting game endings.