to Xiaoyu's character outside games. For Tekken: Blood Vengeance, Scott Foy of Dread Central said in his review of the film, "I was constantly laughing at ... those peculiar moments where Ling’s behavior around [Alisa] sure made it seem like she wanted to be much more than just best friends." In criticizing the film's plot, Charles Webb of MTV.com said, "Ling and Shin are simply pieces in a larger, mostly incomprehensible game being played by father and son Kazuya Mishima and Jin Kazama." Capsule Monsters criticized how Xiaoyu loses importance in the movie in the climax when the Mishimas start fighting. Nevertheless, he still found earlier scenes about her search for Shin Kamiya alongside Alisa to be hilarious in an accidental way. Spong was more negative, criticizing her adventure which started Alisa's character arc which came across as fanservice such as one where Xiaoyu is nearly naked in company of her. For Bloodline, Xiaoyu was listed as a wanted character for her relationship with Jin and how comical was the fact she has a pet named Panda. See also List of Tekken characters References External link Female characters in video games Fictional Baguazhang practitioners Fictional Chinese people in video games Fictional martial artists in video games Fictional female martial artists Fictional Han people Fictional Piguaquan practitioners Namco protagonists Teenage characters in video games Tekken characters Woman soldier and warrior characters in video games Video game bosses Video game characters introduced in 1997