motorcycle accident, Law is deported to the United States upon discovery that he was employed illegally in Japan. Paul approaches Law with the proposition of forming a team for the upcoming sixth tournament, believing that the odds of victory (and winning the prize money) would be better as a group than individually, and Law accepts. They later add boxer Steve Fox to their ranks, while they did well in the tournament, Paul and Law ended up being paired against each other and they both fought to a draw, as a result they were unable to claim the top prize. Marshall also appears in the noncanonical Tekken games Tekken Tag Tournament 2, Tekken Revolution, Street Fighter X Tekken, and the 2005 Namco beat 'em up Urban Reign. Marshall appears as a Spirit in the Nintendo crossover video game Super Smash Bros. Ultimate. Design and gameplay Marshall Law is widely accepted as an homage to famed martial artist and actor Bruce Lee in his design and fighting style. Though this has never been publicly confirmed by Tekken series producer Katsuhiro Harada, he expressed regret in a 2015 interview for modeling many series characters such as Law after real-life personalities: "They may have been unique, but they didn’t really have any meaning." Harada voiced both Marshall and Forest for the first five installments of the main series over a sixteen-year span, then quit after he considered himself incapable of duplicating the voices for Tekken 6 and onward. Kevin Wong of Complex noted in 2013, "Law has every single one of Bruce Lee's iconic moves—his flip kick, his one-inch punch, and his flying kick, not to mention his costumes from Enter the Dragon and Game of Death." For his character model in Tekken 4, which takes place 21 years after the events of Tekken 2, Law was given an aged look with a mustache and unkempt hair, while going shirtless with black pants and a red sash; JP Hurh of Game Revolution described the design as "hav[ing] a crack-addict look" to it, "which one might expect after years of severe physical abuse." An alternate Tekken 5 costume was designed by manga artist and character designer Ryōji Minagawa. Like many Tekken characters, Law's fighting style is simply described as "Martial Arts". GameSpy wrote that Law in Tekken 5 had "great combo ability and low attacks", but his "combos are less damaging than other characters." According