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This game has fatalitiesDan was killed by Kazuya.
- Kazuya: The beatdown from the trailer except more obviously lethal.
- Ryu: Electrifies the internal organs.
- Kuma: Mauls the foe.
- It's highly unlikely that this game is going the Mortal Kombat route just because one character ended up dead because the dev team didn't want him in the game.
- Recently, Street Fighter producer Yoshinori Ono said a collaboration with Mortal Kombat was "very unlikely" because it would involve the SF cast getting killed, which doesn't match the series' feel at all. So I think that proves Street Fighter will never involve player-inflicted death.
- Also, both Street Fighter (Rose, Gen, Gouken and possibly Charlie Nash) and Tekken (Kazuya, Jun, Baek, Bruce, Wang, Lee, Armor King (in a way)) have had characters die only to come back in later games.
- Of the above, the only character who is officially dead is Armor King I (you're also missing King I and Kuma I). Kazuya could maybe count as his return in Tekken 4 was due to being Saved by the Fans while Gouken was retconned from dead to Only Mostly Dead and in a Convenient Coma, but the fates of Rose, Gen, Baek, Bruce, Wang, and Lee were left ambiguously open (with later games showing they were just fine), whereas Charlie and Jun are officially missing. Your argument (was that an argument or just a statement?) doesn't quite stand.
- It's highly unlikely that this game is going the Mortal Kombat route just because one character ended up dead because the dev team didn't want him in the game.
In Tekken x Street Fighter / Street Fighter x Tekken, King and Zangief will have their own tag-team ultra.Lets see. King using the Muscle Buster? Check. Zangief's new Siberian Blizzard? Check. King doing a Kinnikuman tribute in his Tekken 5 ending? Check. If they do a tag finisher and it's not Muscle Docking, I will be SO PISSED OFF.
- Jossed. King is teamed-up with Marduk.
- Incorrect. Zangief and Kuma will have their own tag-team ultra, beacuse...
Kuma is one of Zangief's sparring partners.Zangief supposedly trained by fighting bears, and Kuma is (logically) the most skilled bear at fighting, so...
- Jossed. Kuma is teamed-up with Heihachi.
Sakura, Karin, and Juri will be in SFxT.Lili and Asuka have been leaked in the E3 trailer (Lili appears immediately when the trailer starts, about five seconds in; if you're quick, you can catch a glimpse of her boots) and Asuka appears as the cloaked figure Chun-Li confronts during The Stinger. As such, it only makes sense that their counterparts from SF make the cut as well. It doesn't hurt that they're quite popular and since they weren't featured in MvC3, they have a good chance of making it here (especially since the Power Creep, Power Seep element won't be as noticeable since SF and Tekken are more evenly matched). As for Juri, Hwoarang's already confirmed for the game; you should see what I'm getting at here.
- Unfortunately, they've already said that Juri is very unlikely.
- The latest teasers seem to indicate otherwise.
- Jossed. Karin has been deconfirmed by Lupinko, the guy who accurately predicted the cast of Marvel vs Capcom 3, Ultimate Marvel vs Capcom 3, Mortal Kombat 9 and Super Street Fighter 4.
- Sakura and Juri are definitely in, with Sakura being one of six DLC characters for PS3 but included for PS Vita, but Karin is not.
- Word of God stated that Karin has copyright issues as well. Think Strider Hiryu in MVC3, similar problem.
Dan Hibiki's death will have a major impact on the plot.Let's face it, Kazuya's first big action in this game's history is to flat-out murder Dan in cold blood and drops the corpse on Ryu's doorstep. Seriously, you don't kill off one of the most iconic characters in the Street Fighter franchise in the goddamn teaser trailer of a long-awaited crossover between two big franchises without that death have some kind of impact on the game's story line.
- And now it seems he is having some impact on the plot...as the guy in charge of the game's tutorial. Furthermore, recent information from Word of God and this story promo hint that Dan's spirit is trapped inside Pandora.
Dan Hibiki will return to life and become the True Final BossEither resurrected and using Satsui no Hadou or becoming Cyber Dan thanks to Dr. Bosconovitch. And he will be the hardest boss in fighting game history.
- If the recent story promo is anything to go by, it actually hints that Dan's finally tapped into the Satsui no Hadou...for about 3 seconds and then gets destroyed again by (supposedly) an off-screen Kazuya.
- Except that dark figure with the Red Eye is clearly Kazuya about knock Dan into the wall.
- If the recent story promo is anything to go by, it actually hints that Dan's finally tapped into the Satsui no Hadou...for about 3 seconds and then gets destroyed again by (supposedly) an off-screen Kazuya.
The Tekken cast is invading the Street Fighter universe, possibly to acquire the Satsui no HadoBased on the trailers, the Tekken cast are being shown in a more villainous role (even for the heroic characters from the franchise) for the game. So far, Kazuya has brutally murdered Dan Hibiki as well as violently attacked Ryu and Ken with support from Nina and possibly support from the Tekken Force and NANCY-MI847J (or whatever the robot that appeared near Nina and Ken is called). It should be noted that both Ryu and Ken are among the most likely (after Akuma, natch) to tap into the full power of the Satsui no Hado, making them prime targets in Kazuya's eyes. In addition, the stages and atmosphere of the game have implied that most of the Street Fighter cast have been on the defensive from the more aggressive Tekken cast invading their universe. Furthermore, when Chun-Li confronts Asuka in The Stinger of the E3 trailer, the situation seems as if Chun-Li is trying to get some information out of Asuka as to what is going on.
- This seems plausible for someone like Kazuya, Heihachi, and maybe Jin (if he wants to make his Fake Defector shtick more believable; Devil Jin would be more likely to go after that kind of power, though), but I'm not sure if that would be motivating the other characters as well. If the timeline of the crossover is somehow following the current Tekken story (which is likely given the Kaz uses a Tekken Force member to call for Jin), then Nina wouldn't even be helping Kazuya because she's serving as Jin's Dragon in the Mishima Zaibatsu. Not to mention that there are only a handful of characters in the verse that are spiritually aware/have understanding of the supernatural (the Mishima and Kazama families, Julia and Michelle, Zafina, probably Yoshimitsu and the Manji Party). I'm willing to bet that guys like King, Marduk, and Hwoarang don't even know about the Satsui no Hadou, and the more benevolent fighters (i.e. Julia) wouldn't even want to get involved with such destructive power in the first place.
- Jossed with the actual storyline, involving Pandora and almost the entire cast (both SF and T) going to Antarctica to see what's going on with the artifact. (Poison and Hugo are there just to show for the media, Cole wants to destroy/absorb Pandora and the two cat things are there For the Lulz.)
Steve Fox, Dudley & Balrog will ALL be in the gameBecause they're all boxers, and people would complain if they included no matter who was left out. Even if it was all three.
- Steve's in the E3 trailer (if you look at the moving splash of water to the left of the still of Hwoarang, you can briefly make out his silhouette), so he's definitely in. If any of the three were to get shafted, it'd probably be Balrog. Ono did say that they were aiming for fighters who missed the cut from IV and Dudley is much more popular among fans than Balrog is.
- Or maybe not, seeing as Balrog was just recently teased.
- Dudley has been teased by Lupinko, the guy who accurately predicted the cast of Marvel vs Capcom 3, Ultimate Marvel vs Capcom 3, Mortal Kombat 9 and Super Street Fighter 4.
- And Dudley has been confirmed as the 1 out of 6 characters who will be included with the Vita release but will be DLC for consoles.
This game will feature two original fightersAnd they will both resemble Reiji and Xiaomu somehow.
Kazuya didn't kill DanKeep in mind they said "Dan is not alive in the timeline of SFxT". They did not say "Kazuya killed Dan". Dan may be dead, but it might not be at Kazuya's hands. Hell, he might actually be playable and merely die in a canonical story mode - it worked for Mortal Kombat 9.
- Jossed by Word of God. Ono noted in an interview that Dan is not playable on account of being killed by a Tekken character in a cinematic- that character being Kazuya.
Cody & Guy are in the gameSince they weren't in Marvel vs. Capcom 3 & it would make no sense why Poison got into this game over the two of them considering she's never actually appeared in a Street Fighter game outside of a cameo. Plus they already have the character models & animations from SSFIV & it would make no sense to get the voice actors in just to record one line a piece at the end of the SDCC trailer.
- Additionally, one of the voice actors slipped up during Comic-Con and stated that Michael T. Coleman (the VA of Cody from SSFIV)... was voicing Cody. He immediately stopped himself and went on to a different subject. Hmm...
- Cody was voiced. In the Comic-Con trailer. It is still unknown if he's actually in the game.
- Yeah, I know that, but they were talking in the context of being in the booth, recording lines for actual gameplay, not the one or two lines Cody has in the trailer.
- Both have been confirmed as DLC characters for the console versions and included in the Vita version.
C.Viper will be in the gameTekken has a family theme, C. Viper is a mom... and part of the CIA. And who doesn't want to see her go all Mama Bear because the Tekken side attacked her kid?
- Then again, C. Viper had her fun in both Marvel vs. Capcom 3 and Ultimate Marvel vs. Capcom 3. Maybe let some of the other new SFIV characters shine?
- Jossed. All characters have been revealed for S Fx T, and unless there's more character DLC planned, chances are she won't be present.
Heihachi will be in the gameIt has already been confirmed that there are "canon" teams in addition to whatever the player wishes to set up, that have been revealed in halves in the various trailers so far (first Yoshimitsu, then Raven, and so on). Kuma is one half of such a team, now that he's been confirmed, and the most logical person to pair him up with (looking at the Tekken story) is Heihachi. This is not a precise mechanism (Hwoarang would probably team up with Baek, canonically speaking, yet Baek is not in the game), but seems to be logical enough that Heihachi is in with a chance.
- Alternatively, a billboard on a stage shows Kuma and Roger Jr. being paired up, which could be worth considering, especially seeing how Ono said that animals were a 'big part' of Tekken.
- Heihachi has been confirmed.
Rolento and Sodom are in the gameOno has said that Rolento was one of the characters that he wanted to add to Street Fighter IV, and signs also say that 'Sodom is behind you.' As two leaders of the Mad Gear Gang, as well as the two that transitioned over to the Street Fighter Alpha series, they would be unique roster additions with distinctive playstyles.
- Rolento has been confirmed.
- But he's canonically paired with Ibuki. No hints of Sodom yet (besides a stage cameo alongside several other Mad Gear Gang members), or who he'd be accompanying.
Lars and Alisa are going to be in the gameBoth their fighting styles are somewhat Street Fighter-ish to begin with already. Lars has his dashes and electric attacks. Alisa can fly, use chainsaws, launch her arms like missiles, blow her head up, etc.
- Lars and Alisa have been confirmed as 2 of 6 Tekken characters who will included in the Vita release of S Fx T, but as DLC for consoles.
The final boss would be...Capcom would have the liberty to choose whether to re-use a boss from Street Fighter or Tekken for the game, albeit powered with the Pandora energy (since that seems to be the main focus story-wise for the game). The best bet would be to use either:
- Gill: Gill (and the Illuminati, his organization for that matter) originates from space. Considering the fact that the Pandora cube came from outer space, one could imply that it was an artifact that originated from the group. Plus, Street Fighter III regained its former popularity coming from the PS3/360 online edition, so Capcom can capitalize on the opportunity to put him as final boss. Here's to the omission of his goddamned Seraphic Wing super art.
- Unknown: Looking at the previous bosses in the Tekken series, it seems that the final bosses of the main series get more popularity in the other games (i.e. Jinpachi and True Ogre get Demoted to Extra in Tag Tournament 2). There could be a Shocking Swerve like having the Pandora cube being related to Unknown and her mysterious energy, or something like that. Plus, she could function as a Mirror Boss, to make things interesting.
- It's implied that Akuma and/or Ogre are the final bosses of S Fx T.
Nathan Drake should be Cole's partnerThe Badass Normal Nathan Drake fought against zombies and survived so much shit that would normally kill a regular dude, so who's stopping him from kicking the asses of Bob or Hugo alongside fellow Playstation hero Cole Macgrath? Gameplay-wise, Nathan could use a combination of hand-to-hand combat alongside his various firearms to make for some kick-ass attacks like Chris Redfield or Solid Snake.
- I'm going to have to disagree with you and say that I wholly hope this doesn't happen. The game's already has three Guest Fighters, all of them Sony-exclusives, and all of them souring the fanbase. The last two, in fact, was Ono pulling one over the fanbase by taking a poll for characters fans wanted to see in the game (in which Dan was soundly beating the rest of the competition) and then crossing out Dan's name to replace it with Toro and Kuro at the very last second. I don't think that another guest who detracts from the whole Street Fighter vs. Tekken theme of the game (and is again exclusive to Sony, which is bound to not go over well with 360 fanboys) is going to be a good idea.
- You do have a point though. So how the hell will Microsoft manage to bounce back for the 360 version, considering that the Cole, Kuro and Toro are PS3-exclusives? I don't really see somebody from Halo or Gears of War making into the cut.
- Banjo and Kazooie, or Blinx.
- All characters appear to have been confirmed, so no partner for Cole.
Jin sent Nina to spy on Kazuya.In SFxT, if the various trailers and official website are any indication, Kazuya/Nina is one of the canonical tag teams for the story. However, the profiles for the story say that Nina just mysteriously came out of nowhere to offer her services to Kazuya. The story shows that the Mishima Zaibatsu (and Shadaloo, but that's inconsequential to this WMG) is connected to some of the plot. The fact that a) Kazuya's bio notes that he's working with G Corportation (while plotting behind the scenes to retake the Zaibatsu), b) neither Heihachi nor Kuma are in control of the Zaibatsu, and c) one of the trailers has Kazuya send a message to Jin through one of the Tekken Force members makes it a safe bet to say that this timeline follows the events of Tekken 5 and 6, where Jin won leadership of the Mishima Zaibatsu and made Nina his Dragon. It's yet to be seen if Jin will be directly involved here (and I'm sure that he will be), but he knows that his father is the one person he most definitely needs to keep his eye on. Seeing as 6 shows that Jin puts a good deal of trust, faith, and respect in Nina (and vice versa), he'd figure that Ms. Williams is the only woman capable of getting the job done. Kaz may or may not know himself, but this being Kazuya, he probably doesn't feel threatened enough to worry about it in the first place.
- Most likely confirmed in their ending, where Nina tries to prevent Kazuya from getting his hands on Pandora. Kazuya, expecting this, summons a horde of G Corp. soldiers. Nina hightails it out of there, but not before going to town on everyone except for Kazuya, One Woman Army-style.
(vs. Jin): I'll send the information in 3 hours' time, as usual.
- There's also this:
Cole's inclusion in S Fx T (story-line wise) Note: spoilers for Video Game/inFamous 2 followIt's a given that this Cole is from inFamous 2, since he has the new look, the Amp, and the Ionic Powers. Now, it's a little weird to see Cole retain his neutral look, since by the end of inFamous 2, he's either dead or the most evil and powerful being in the universe. So there can be several (obviously non-canon reasons for his being present in S Fx T:
- 1. Cole came back from the dead. If one takes note of the ?-shaped lightning bolt that strikes the boat where Cole's body is on during the Hero ending, it could be implied that Cole could have been revived (fuck if I know how). Hence his inclusion in S Fx T. It would be easier to branch his appearance off the Hero ending as opposed to the Infamous ending, since the only way to de-power Beast Cole would end up killing him, and besides, Cole looks more of the hero-type than his Infamous version. (Troper's note: It wouldn't hurt to see Beast Cole for his Pandora mode)
- 2. Instead of choosing to use the RFI or helping the Beast in inFamous 2's ending, Cole Takes a Third Option. What that third option is, I don't know. Capcom does something out of it and puts Cole in.
- 3. For the Lulz. Arguably the main reason as to why Guest Fighters exist. He doesn't really need to have a story behind his appearance.
Dan will be brought back in the next crossover, Street Fighter Vs. Mortal KombatMany characters in Mortal Kombat canonically come back to life all of the time. Heck, Scorpion, Noob Saibot, and Sindel are all some form of undead monster, and the ending to the last game suggested that the next game will heavily involve Shinnok, the God of Death, which is convenient when over half the cast, including 99% of the good guys, is dead. Quan Chi would try to resurrect a new Hellspawn like Scorpion, only to accidentally summon Dan instead of the mighty warrior he intended to, leading to Dan creating the bridge between the worlds. Sometime during the story, he'll be un-Hellspawned and return to his usual self for future Street Fighter games, with his death and resurrection never being mentioned again.
- For one, Capcom keeps shooting down collaborations with MK because they don't like the idea of Scorpion punching the head off of Ryu (see the first WMG on this page); it doesn't look like their stance on that is going to change any time soon. Two, crossovers (even the ones that exist in the same series) rarely affect each other in terms of plot, so even if there was a MK vs. SF, I doubt the "plot" of SFxT would factor into anything. Three, SFxT (and the rest of the Vs. series) has no influence on the actual universes the characters hail from; Dan is dead here, but that won't affect his status in the actual SF timeline. And just to nitpick, Shinnok isn't a God of Death, although Quan Chi does indeed revive characters to do his bidding.
Leo will appearBecause she is hot
- Jossed. Unless more character DLC is planned, chances are Leo isn't in.
Makoto will appearSame reason
- Jossed. Unless more DLC will be made, chances are Makoto won't be seen.
Dan isn't dead, he's in the hospitalThat would explain why he's running the tutorial mode despite being dead.
- Jossed. He's actually dead, but it's heavily implied that his spirit is being kept alive inside of Pandora. Furthermore, Sakura and Blanka's ending has Pandora restore Dan to life. The two then find his body alive inside of the box.
Dan is dead, but he's running the tutorial because he's become more powerful than you could imagineIn other words, Dan is a Jedi. Search your feelings, you know this to be true.
Pacman and Mega Man will be included.Look at this photo.◊ That is all.
- Confirmed, though both are only available on PlayStation systems as DLC which is released a week after the game is, and not as you know them.
Dictator and Juri's alliance is an Enemy Mine.In Street Fighter IV, Juri is Seth's Dragon, and S.I.N. is clearly opposed to Dictator. Juri also specifically states she doesn't take orders from Bison in the 16/01 cinematic trailer. Why else would they be teaming up?
- Confirmed. And, naturally, both were expecting it, leading to a Pandora-fueled fight to the death in their ending.
- Rolento's fighting style...
There will be a Guest Fighter or more in the Xbox 360 version.Last time I checked, neither Sony nor Microsoft have any exclusive rights to either Mega Man or Pac-Man, so they might be included in the final product (despite the news that the 360 will have no guest fighters.) Besides, Master Chief and Marcus Fenix could still make it as DLC.
- Jossed, NO guest characters will show up on the 360 version.
- I Joss your Jossed. Pac Man and Mega Man are on the 360.
- Jossed, NO guest characters will show up on the 360 version.
The Mega Man in-game is an actor.An actor for a Mega Man film that went through an absolutely severe amount of changes.
- Jossed, Mega Man is implied to be the actual Mega Man judging from his intro.
Akuma's tag partnerAkuma. The big, scary, incredibly powerful raging demon will be partnered with Dan. Even if Word of God says he kicked the bucket, this is CAPCOM. They've said many things before. Plus, it would just be hilarious.
- Akuma doesn't actually have an official partner, but some consider his partner Ogre.
The Beast from Kessler's timeline inFamous is actually Cole tripping on Pandora.Look at the Beast from inFamous 1. Look at Pandora Cole.
Lili's and Asuka's rival cutscene wasn't suppose to take place at the half pipe stageBecause it just seems out there that Chun Li would say that a public skate park closed off to civilians
- I dunno, possibly the restricted area is the part we can't see, behind the camera...
- At the beginning of that scene, Asuka and Lili discuss traveling to Antartica. Lili thinks about using her father's yacht, but Asuka refuses because it draws too much attention. Asuka proposes that they sneak onto "that boat", and her hand moves toward the general direction of the...skate ramp?...before Chun-Li cuts her off. Cammy then refers to them as "stowaways" and Asuka fights the two because they need to "keep them quiet". It's possible that all the rival scenes were going to take place on a boat or near a dock, but considering that Capcom rushed this game out and slapped on random stages for everyone's rival battles. Oh, and at the beginning of the scene, Lili's sitting on the floor. Someone with an obsession of beauty and grace (well, at least how Capcom interprets it) and a hoity-toity attitude like Lili has would NOT sit on the floor. Maybe off the edge of a dock, but NOT the floor.
Lili is Anna Williams' daughterCheck out her winquote against Nina. She refers to Nina as 'auntie'. www.youtube.com/watch?v=y7KJ1mCNmRk (at around 5:30)
In Tekken x Street Fighter, some of the Street Fighters will speak their native languageWhile most of the Tekken cast speaks Japanese or English, there are several characters who speak other languages, such as Wang Jinrei speaking Chinese, and Baek speaking Korean. And in Tekken Tag 2, characters such as Lili and Leo will also be speaking their home languages of French and German respectively. The Street Fighter norm for its series has always been Japanese or English voices, and this even showed with Hwoarang who didn't speak Korean, and only spoke English or Japanese in Street Fighter x Tekken. Can we expect the same in the upcoming Tekken x Street Fighter, and see some things, for example, Zangief speaking Russian, Dhalsim speaking Malayalam, Vega speaking Spanish, or Juri speaking Korean?
- The native language thing was for Namco only. In this game, since Capcom is also in production, only English and Japanese will be spoken in the game.
Poison is actually one of the best fighters from either worldShe's just so busy posing and putting on a show that she rarely gives her all. She's not so much concerned with winning as entertaining, almost every comment she makes in the game when she wins is whether or not the fight was a good show, in her trailer she barely does anything but pose for the audience and even her goal in her storyline is just about getting attention. Despite that she still showhow seems to win most of the time so if she ever bothered to give a fight her full attention she must be fairly impressive.
Ryu's ending is canon, and Pandora sent Ryu to either the Asura's Wrath or Marvelvs Capcom 3 universe.It would explain his appearance in both games (and also why Ken didn't follow, he was left behind). Bonus points for Akuma using his Demon Armageddon to launch Ryu right through a portal to parts unknown in Asura's Wrath, which would probably send him to Marvel vs. Capcom 3 (and also explain why Ryu looks like he's waking up from a bad dream in that game's intro.) With that said....
- Alternatively, he was sent to Tekken X Street Fighter and this games a prequel to that one.
Akuma is relentlessly pursuing Ryu in all three games: this one, Asura's Wrath and Marvel vs. Capcom 3.Notice that whenever Ryu is making a crossover appearance, Akuma isn't too far behind?
While the game is non-canonical to the main Tekken storyline, if there was a narrative running from every Tekken game or adaption, S Fx T would fit in after the events of Tekken 5 and Blood Vengeance, but before the events of Tekken 6.
- Nina is working for Kazuya in S Fx T, but betrays him at the end. She sides with Jin in Tekken 6, leaving Anna to take her place on Kazuya's side.
- Lili's prologue makes reference to her defeat at the hands of Asuka, in Tekken 5, as their most recent interaction before the events of S Fx T, and her bitterness and desire for revenge. However in Tekken 6, her nature towards Asuka is much more carefree, laidback and trolling, than it is anger or bitterness, and it seems she is only taking part in Tekken 6 to help out her father financially (unrelated to Asuka). So presumably, they interacted enough between T5-T6 for Lili's attitude to change.
- Heihachi has recovered from the exploding Jacks from Tekken 5, but he appears to acknowledge Kazuya and Jin's running of G Corporation and the Mishima Zaibatsu, which follows from Blood Vengeance. Both are before Tekken 6. Plus, his ending talks about his desire for youth restoration, and in TTT 2 he is young again.
- Marshall Law hasn't shaved his mustache yet. He has it in Tekken 5, but not in Tekken 6.
- King and Marduk are getting on with each other. Additionally, they are still confused about the new Armor King's identity. This would only make sense in between Tekken 5 and Tekken 6.
- Hwoarang and Steve seemed quick to team up, as if they had known each other before. The Tekken 5 intro hints that they fought each other in the fifth tournament.
- Tekken 6 might be Bob's first tournament appearance in Tekken, but there's nothing to say he didn't interact with the cast before the events of the sixth tournament. Plus, it is implied that he becomes Slim Bob after Tekken 6.
- Yoshimitsu is in his Tekken 3 appearance, because his sword is losing power, causing him to regress in his design (presumably he turned into his Tekken 4 appearance off screen, and if left would turn into his Tekken 2/1 selves as well). I.e. turning more human. Alternatively, it's not actually Yoshimitsu, but is the holder of the new sword that Yoshimitsu duel wields with his own in Tekken 6, that is posing as Yoshimitsu but disappears when Yoshimitsu integrates them into his own design (why would Yoshimitsu want to work with Raven anyway? don't they hate each other?)
- Presuming Jin disappears at the end of Tekken 6, he is alive and well (well, technically) in S Fx T, and not so dedicated to the plot of Tekken 6 cause chaos, resurrect azazel that he is protected by the zaibatsu, because clearly Xiaoyu is able to contact and bug him.
- Lars and Alisa weren't actually tag partners. Instead they met up by chance, as they were both on separate missions, and happened to cross paths. This explains why they are so friendly with each other in Tekken 6.
- Jack X was a backup model of Jack 6 that Bryan found. Presumably the actual Jack 6 line was still in production, making this predate Tekken 6.
- Christie finds Eddy at the end of Tekken 6, but in S Fx T she is still looking for him.
Tekken x Street Fighter will end up resembling (gameplay-wise) Pokkén Tournament.Seeing how the newly announced Pokken Tournament seems to have both Tekken-style and Street Fighter-style gameplay, as seen in its announcement trailer, there is a possibility that Tx SF will look similar.
Roster guesses for Tekken X Street Fighter
- Street Fighter Characters
- Tekken Characters
- Ganryu
- Unknown
- Eliza
- Katsuhiro Harada


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Keira Knightley on (early 20th Century) Jews and Aryans in Love
Keira Knightley phoned me on a rare day off from shooting her next film, "Anna Karenina," to discuss her portrayal of a very different kind of fraught heroine in David Cronenberg's "A Dangerous Method," now in theaters. In this period drama based on true events, Knightley plays Sabina Spielrein, a Russian-Jewish patient of Carl Jung's who goes on to become his lover as well as a pioneering psychoanalyst with distinct theories on sex and death.
In bright, chipper tones, the 26-year-old actress – who has moved from "Pirates of the Caribbean" blockbusters to stellar performances in films such as "Atonement" and "The Duchess"– spoke about her initial reluctance to take on her "Method" role, which has gleaned some Oscar buzz. The movie, which revolves around the "intellectual ménage a trios" between Spielrein, Jung and Sigmund Freud in the early years of psychoanalysis, opens as Spielrein screams uncontrollably. She laughs and writhes, her face a mass of grotesque ticks, as she is forcibly carried into the Burgholzli psychiatric hospital in Geneva, where her first words to Jung are, "I'm not mad, you know."
As Jung tests Freud's "talking cure" on Sabina, Knightley's jaw juts impossibly forward as she chokes out the source of her "hysteria:" guilt over the childhood sexual pleasure she felt when her father spanked her naked bottom. In the film – based on Christopher Hampton's play, "The Talking Cure"—Spielrein's predilection for humiliation extends to the bedroom, requiring Knightley to perform scenes in which Jung (Michael Fassbender) beats her with his belt as she is tied to a bed, half-naked in her corset, all the while gazing at herself in a mirror.
Knightley was so freaked out by the S & M scenes that she filmed them only after fortifying herself with vodka: "That just isn't my cup of tea," the British actress said of the sadomasochistic sex. "At first, I really didn't understand my character," Knightley added of Spielrein. "I really needed to research exactly what hysteria andd sadomasochism was, and figure out where that came from for her. And how Jung's and Freud's treatment helped pull her out of that."
Here are further excerpts from my interview with Knightley, in which she discusses how she prepared for the role, her four months of research, how Sabina's Jewishness plays out in the film, and more.
NPM: So many scripts come your way. What was it about "A Dangerous Method" and the character of Sabina Spielrein that intrigued you?
KK: I was just fascinated because I'd never heard of her. And I was riveted by the role that she played in the lives of Freud and Jung – both in their coming together and their eventual, explosive rift. And also the birth of psychoanalysis; the fact that it was such a revolution, affecting the way we think about each other, and how we think about ourselves. It was all affected by the thoughts and writings of these three people.
I found Sabina incredibly inspiring; you've got this person who was totally trapped within herself and literally had been thrown out of two other institutions before Burgholzli because they couldn't handle her. They said there was no way she was ever going to be functional within society. So the idea that through therapy, she could recover to a point where she was not only functional, but could create ideas that inspired Freud and Jung, is extraordinary.
NPM: You've said that you were hesitant to take on the film because of the sex scenes. What changed your mind?
KK: Even when I wasn't sure I would do the film because of them, I always thought they were necessary. I never thought they were gratuitous. When David said he didn't want them to be titillating or sexy in any way, but rather gruesome and quite clinical, I went 'OK, that makes sense.' I think they're necessary because it's important visually to see what Sabina was going through, what she wanted, and how that kind of brutality was necessary for her. It was such a huge part of her personality, and of her illness; what she was living with and what she was overcoming. And in terms of her relationship with Jung– it turned into a huge part of his character as well.
NPM: David Cronenberg told me the S & M mapped well over the relationship between Jews and Aryans of the time. In one scene, Freud even warns Sabina to distrust Jung – to "not put your trust in Aryans." It's the scene where Freud nails Spielrein's so-called "Siegfried" fantasies as "delusional:" Her idea that as in Wagnerian opera, she would bear a blond, Germanic hero out of sin—in her case, the sin would be the Jew mating with the Aryan, and a married Aryan at that.
KK: Sabina's Siegfried fantasy was quite interesting…Quite often she talked about the child she was going to have with Jung – a child she saw as somebody, in her words, who would unite the Jewish and Aryan races in a mythic sort of way. That was obviously hugely important to her.
Freud telling her, "Remember we're Jews," and the idea that Jung was something completely different, was also a huge part of the [dynamic]. They were living in very difficult times; Freud was ostracized in many circles because he was Jewish, and he was looking for Jung to be this Christian kind of leader of psychoanalysis so that people would find it more palatable, which is an extraordinarily weird concept to me. But obviously it was a huge part of the world they were living in.
NPM: In one of the last scenes in the movie, your character is pregnant and married to another man – a man she tells Jung, with some emphasis, is a Russian Jew. Do you think she is taking a dig at Jung by emphasizing her husband's Jewishness?
KK: Yes, I think she is being provocative; she is pushing him, pointing out the difference between Jung and her husband, saying she is going back to 'her own,' if you will.
NPM: What was most helpful for you in understanding your character?
KK: I found that bit really difficult. I think quite often when you play characters, you say, 'Oh yes, I understand her on some emotional level.' But with this one I really didn't, particularly the sadomasochistic side of Sabina. So I spoke to analysts about exactly where that comes from, and what kind of behavior that creates in people. I think the biggest thing was the idea that even though Sabina was a masochist, there was also a sadistic side to her personality; it's like a circle. Sabina was constantly looking for a sadist to fulfill her masochistic side, and sometimes she, herself, could be sadistic in order to push someone into that role, in a way that is quite manipulative. It's the idea that the masochist doesn't always have to be the victim, but can also be the one who is quite powerful as well. That was an interesting concept, because it's something I'd never really thought about before.
NPM: Did Sabina push Jung into being the sadist in the relationship?
KK: Yes, I think in some ways, there was that level of manipulation. What Sabina was looking for was somebody to fulfill the role of her father – the father she both hated and loved at the same time, and who had played the sadistic role in her life. Sabina does push Jung into that, so I think the idea for the sadomasochistic sex would have come from her; it would have been her thing.
NPM: In your discussion with analysts, did you come to believe that Sabina's hysteria and her masochism were caused by the same childhood trauma?
KK: Yes, I think it was all about her early childhood; when her father spanked her and in the particular way that he did. Sabina was made to strip in front of him and then she was bent over and spanked. I believe this took place until the beginning of her adolescence; she began to be turned on by it, and then because she conceived this as the way that love was shown—but also was disgusted by it since sex at that time was perceived as sinful—she thought of herself as completely disgusting and revolting. So all this was tied up within her.
If you look into Sabina's father, he was quite a massive depressive and was constantly threatening suicide, while her mother was incredibly high-strung and quite difficult as well. I think this all combined to create a point where Sabina just couldn't cope with the world anymore, and so the hysteria started, and the sadomasochism and quite a lot of masturbation. When you read about all of Sabina's hysteria symptoms, it's even more extraordinary that she managed to achieve all that she did.
NPM: When Sabina finally blurts out to Jung, during a psychoanalytic session, that she was aroused by her father's beatings, your character struggles with facial ticks, especially a grotesque kind of chin-jutting that prevents her from speaking. She is clearly struggling to release the words. What was your internal preparation for this sequence?
KK: It was just trying to understand Sabina, so again, it was through a lot of reading and talking to analysts and trying to choose exactly what the most difficult words would be for her to say – the ones that would provoke and trigger her ticks. Also, what Sabina would see [internally] while flashing back to her childhood memories; it was getting all that clear.
NPM: The chin tick looked painful.
KK: It wasn't particularly pleasant to do, but no, it didn't hurt.
NPM: "A Dangerous Method" covers just the early years of psychoanalysis; it's only in the film's written epilogue that we learn Sabina became a renowned child analyst in Russia before an SS squad herded her and her two daughters into the street and shot them in 1942. When you're playing a historical character with this kind of fate, do you have to distance yourself from that as an actress?
KK: Yes, totally. Of course I know what happened to Sabina, but you can't play the role with that in mind, because she herself doesn't know it at that point. She has no concept of what the future holds. And in fact, a lot of her future was amazing – like when she first returned to Russia and she opened The White Nursery [her child facility] and she managed to accomplish amazing things. And then obviously she had the most horrific ending ever. But if you play the role with a sense of doom, then it becomes a very different performance, so I didn't play it with that in mind.

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On Tue, Jun 28, 2011 at 6:34 PM, Michael Korntheuer <email@example.com> wrote:

 I have been using this electronics prototyping technique to make very compact
 and reliable circuits without making a PCB. I showed it yesterday to Mitch.
I have been using this trick for many years both professionally and just for fun
 but as far as I know it was never been put on the net. I would like to make
a short video to be put on youtube/instructables/hack-a-day but I don't have
 any experience with that nor have I the needed recording material/software.
 So I'm looking for somebody who can help me recording and editing.
The camera should have some kind of macro capability to show the soldering.
I think it would be really useful for a lot of people because this technique is cheap
 and very simple but still very reliable ( I really do use it professionally ).
I'm still in San Francisco until Sunday ( I leave in the evening for Brussels )
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Come by Noisebridge tonight around 5-7pm and give a little demonstration, I'll capture some media of it and show you our dissection scopecam.

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It is very difficult to find representations in the media of women with large breasts. Before you stop me to say, YEAH RIGHT, look at the all the huge breasts on actresses and others in the entertainment industry, what I mean to say is: You would be hard pressed to find a representation of a natural, large-breasted woman; natural being the operative word. For women with large, natural breasts seeking a role model or even someone with whom to gain fashion advice, it can be difficult. Rather than fitting easily into button down tops or bridesmaids dresses, these women must always seek the assistance of a tailor. They must always purchase the clothing in larger sizes than necessary and have the garment taken in at the shoulders or waist. It is an ever present battle to ensure that their clothes fit them properly and comfortably.
But before the natural, large-breasted women lose hope, please refer them to double divas. Double Divas is a television show that finds these natural, large-breasted women and seeks to help them fit into their clothing better. Oftentimes, in the show, they also help the woman to feel better about her large breasts; they seek to make these women happy with their breasts and themselves. There is no better media representation out there right now.


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'"There's no secret that my first full year as owner (2003-04) we lost $10 million," Golisano said. "You can't do that many more years after one. Before this new agreement, 19 of 30 teams were losing money and there was the chance of two or three teams dropping off every year. But we have a financial system now that makes every team viable."'
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While the LRT was built at the end of an era at Dodge performance, the SRT is just the third offering from Performance Vehicle Operations. PVO is a direct response to the success Ford enjoys with its Special Vehicle Team (SVT), and especially the Lightning pickup. With a supercharged, 380-horsepower V8 under the hood, the 4700-pound SVT Lightning was the considered the world's fastest pickup before the Ram SRT-10. The mission for all three vehicles—the LRT, SRT and Lightning—was the same: let real car enthusiasts and engineers have a free hand at building the ultimate performance truck—the best of its day. (We won't consider the Silverado SS because that appears to be more of a marketing gimmick trading on a great name than a true push-the-envelope-with-all-you-got performance exercise. Then again, maybe that is the best Chevy can do!)
The first sign that I'm driving a true performance truck comes quickly in Paso Robles where I pick up US Highway 101. I have to find a gas station. Just like my LRT got about 12mpg, the SRT-10 drank 20.2 gallons after 271 miles for an average of 13.4 mpg. All but 45 miles were logged on the highway. Another sign I'm in a performance vehicle came just a few miles driving north: A California Highway Patrol cruiser draws a bead on the Flame Red paint and holds position for about 20 miles before finding other prey. I reach Monterey on schedule but had black & white company all the way on the 101.
The SRT is meant to be conspicuous. With a massive hood scoop, 22-inch wheels, aero tricks like a rear spoiler and rocker skirts, snarling stance, and bold monochromatic colors, the SRT demands attention. My LRT didn't have to beg but certainly asked for attention. Remember, the '78 Dodge pickup was a couple of generations behind Ford and Chevy in styling. Sporting round headlights and bulbous rear pontoon fenders, the Dodge looks like an aging farm truck. The LRT's flame-belching exhaust stacks, gleaming chrome and oak wood trim seems cartoonish to truck enthusiasts who are more comfortable with the refined lines of other 1/2-ton pickups. But I love the look and character of the LRT. Dodge designers rarely apologize for taking a chances, and LRT—and now SRT—owners never say they're sorry, either.
Following a sunset photo session near a seaside lagoon and my morning meetings the next day, I head south on Hwy. 1—better known as the Big Sur Highway. Tight and winding, it hugs the rugged California coastline and provides spectacular whitewater views around every turn. There's no room for speed but plenty of opportunities to test the steering and handling. Dodge lowered the SRT 1 inch in the front and 2.5 inches in the rear, added a rear sway bar, modified the rack-and-pinion steering, installed tuned Bilstein shocks and popped in stiffer springs. The result is hardly any body roll. Add 15-inch brakes up front and 14s in the rear, and SRT easily tames twisty canyon roads.
While cornering is precise, the SRT suffers from overly stiff ride over unfriendly road surfaces. Although the SRT rides on luxurious 305/40 Pirelli Scorpion tires, road impacts border on harsh and freeway expansion joints play unbearable paint-shaker tunes on the cabin's occupants. The 6-speed CD changer in our test vehicle turned off or started switching CDs every time the truck went over a speed bump, manhole cover or slightest imperfection in the road. Otherwise, the 500-watt Infinity sound system pounded out the desired tunes with authority and crispness.


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Baked steak dinner, 4-6 p.m., Senecaville United Methodist Church. With macaroni & cheese, peas/carrots, orange Jell-O salad, roll/butter, beverage, homemade desserts. Carryout available.
Free college seekers seminar for high school students/parents/guardians on strategies for college selection and survival, 7-8 pm, Holiday Inn, Cambridge. Seating limited to 100. For information or to register, call Steve Hoagland, Reviewing Education Alternatives Purposefully,(330) 874-1321.
Grief Recovery Weekly program, 6:30-7:30 p.m., Hospice of Guernsey Inc. For information or to register, call 432-7440.
Lift for Life, 4 p.m., Community HealthLink. For information call, 439-8187.
Alcoholics Anonymous, 7 p.m., St. Johns Episcopal Church, 1025 Steubenville Ave., Cambridge.
Narcotics Anonymous, 8 p.m., open text book discussion, Addison Room at Southeastern Med.
Cambridge Area Family Al-Anon Group, 7:45 p.m., The Salvation Army, Dewey Avenue, Cambridge.
Haven of Hope victims support group, 6-8 p.m., 1109 Steubenville Ave., Cambridge. For information call 439-7233.
Guernsey County commissioners, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., commissioners office, Cambridge.
Circle of Angels, 6 p.m., United Methodist Church, Quaker City.
Boy Scout Troop 526, 7 p.m., Knights of Columbus, Cambridge.
Curley Qs Western Square Dance lessons, 7 to 9 p.m., Guernsey County Senior Citizens Center. Former or present individuals dancing western type is welcome. For information, call Dave Bell, president of the club, 439-4364.
Open recreation, 6-9 p.m.; Tutoring, 6:30-8:30 p.m., S.A.L.T. Factory. For information call 432-1973.
Lore City Village Council, 7 p.m., community building, Lore City.
Cumberland Board of Public Affairs, 7 p.m., village building, Mill Street, Cumberland.
Cambridge Business and Profesional Girls Club, 6 p.m., Theos Restaurant, Cambridge.
Cambridge Township trustees meeting, 6 p.m., Cambridge Township Garage, located at Cambridge Developmental Center, 66737 Old Twenty-One Road, Cambridge.
American Legion Post 84, Cambridge, 7 p.m., 917 Beatty Ave., Cambridge.
Alpha Pi Sigma sorority Pi chapter, 7 p.m., Byesville Community Building.
Guernsey County Chapter of Ohio Horsemans Council, 7-8 p.m., Eagles, Cambridge. For information, call Don McIntyre, (740) 638-3010.
Bingo, 6:30 p.m., Community Center, Noble County Fairgrounds, Caldwell.
Stock Township trustees, 3 p.m., 42966 State Route 260, Caldwell.
Friendship VII Chapter of Sweet Adelines International chorus practice, 7 p.m., College Drive Presbyterian Church, New Concord. Guests and new members welcome. For information contact Ruth Wymer, 826-4208.
Al-Anon, 6 p.m., Campus Center Room 480-B, Ohio University-Zanesville/MATC Campus, Zanesville.
Support Buddies, 6-8 p.m., community ambulance meeting room, 952 Linden Ave., Zanesville. Support group for breast cancer victims. For information call (800) 458-8853.
West Lafayette Rotary Club, 6:15 p.m., American Legion.
Delaware Valley Fire Department, 7 p.m., Port Washington fire station.
American Legion Auxiliary, 6:30 p.m., legion hall, Newcomerstown.
Newcomerstown Historical Society, 7 p.m., Temperance Tavern Museum.
Freeport Village council, 7 p.m., James Clark fire station.
Lakeland Lions Club, 7 p.m., Freeport VFW Hall.
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Pound Partners of Guernsey County monthly meeting, 7 p.m., fellowship hall, basement of Cambridge First Presbyterian Church, Steubenville Avenue.
Beaver Hills Garden Club, 7 p.m., Quaker City Trustee Building. Program wil be glass coasters with pressed leaves and flowers.
Bank on Calcium, 9:30 a.m., Main Avenue United Methodist Church, food pantry, Byesville.
New advisor and Cloverbud training, 7-9 p.m., OSU Extension Office.
Community HealthLink exercise classes, 9:30 to 10:30 a.m., movement for the inactive; Community HealthLink, Clark Street, Cambridge. For information call 439-8187.
Alcoholics Anonymous, noon, 617 South 10th St., Cambridge. Open discusson.
Alcoholics Anonymous, 8 p.m., Luther Hall, Christ Lutheran Church, 1101 Steubenville Ave., Cambridge. Use rear entrance.
Cards, 1-4 p.m., Secrest Center, Senecaville.
Walk-in WIC appointments, 8:30-11 a.m., 1-3 p.m., Cambridge-Guernsey County Health Department, Cambridge. For information call 439-3577, Ext. 248 or 249.
TOPS Club 1340, 4 p.m., First Church of Nazarene, Madison Avenue, Cambridge.
Weight Watchers, 5 p.m, Holiday Inn, Cambridge.
Main Avenue United Methodist Church food pantry, 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., food distribution, Byesville. For Byesville area residents.
Open recreation, 6-9 p.m.; boxing practice, 7 to 9 p.m., S.A.L.T. Factory. For information call 432-1973.
Seniors in Motion, 8:45-9:45 a.m., Guernsey County Senior Citizens Center, Cambridge. Cost of class is $6 monthly; fee due at beginning of each month. Instructor Lori Colby. For information or to register, call the Southeastern Med VIP office, 439-8187.
Guernsey County Literacy Council, 8:15 a.m., Bob Evans Restaurant. For information call 439-3558, ext. 38.
Cancer support group, 6-8 p.m., Community HealthLink, Clark Street, Cambridge. For information call 439-8156.
Heart support group, 7 p.m., Southeastern Ohio Regional Medical Center, Morrison Room, Cambridge. Call 439-8297 for information.
Family Matters Divorce Education Session, 7 p.m., First United Methodist Church, Cambridge. Call 439-7233 or 432-6608 for information.
Kinship Support Group, 6 to 8 p.m., Guernsey County Senior Citizens Center, Cambridge. For information call Jolene McClay, 439-5555.
Senecaville Village Council, 7 p.m., Senecaville firehouse. For information call clerk, Debi Stiers, 685-8279.
Guernsey County BPW, noon, Theos Restaurant, Cambridge. For information call 439-7378.
Partners in Prayer, 10 a.m., Midway Church of God, 4021 Glenn Highway, Cambridge. The public is invited to the non-denominational meeting. For information, call 432-6724.
Noble County commissioners, 9-11:30 a.m., Noble County Courthouse, Caldwell.
TOPS 1402, weigh-in 7 p.m., meeting 7:30 p.m., Caldwell United Methodist Church annex.
Olive Township trustees, 7 p.m., clerks office, 506 Cumberland St., Caldwell.
Bereavement Support Group, 7:30 p.m., Noble Behavioral Health Choices, 48 Olive St., Caldwell. Call Shelly Schwieterman, 740-732-5988, for information.
Amateur Radio Club, 6 p.m., Caldwell Public Library.
Caldwell Village Exempted School District board meeting, 6:30 p.m., Administration building, Caldwell.
East Muskingum School District board of education, 5 p.m., board office, New Concord.


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A ROMAN sarcophagus that was being used as a trough in a Dorset garden has sold at auction for £100,000.
Auctioneer Guy Schwinge of Duke's in Dorchester found the sarcophagus, believed to date from the second century, while on a routine valuation in south Dorset.
He said: "When I pulled up at the property, I spotted what looked like a large garden trough peeping out from under some bushes.
"I thought it looked interesting, and when I commented, the owner invited me to take a closer look.
"As I drew closer, I realised I was looking at a Roman sarcophagus of exceptional quality."
The rectangular sarcophagus is made of white marble, with carved laurel leaves and ribbons. Archaeologist and art expert Laurence Keen described the find as a 'very important item'.
He said: "It is, to my mind, late second or early third century, with carving of the highest quality.
"The undecorated back suggests that it came from a private mausoleum of a high status individual where the tomb was placed against a wall."
Further investigations revealed the owners, who did not want to be named, acquired the sarcophagus in 1913, when Duke's sold the collection of 19th century art expert Sir John Charles Robinson.
Mr Schwinge added: "The fact that this sarcophagus belonged to one of the great connoisseurs of the late 19th century is significant, and it would be the icing on the cake if we were able to identify where and when he acquired it."
Experts believe Robinson may have purchased it whilst travelling in Italy.
A spokesperson for Duke's said the Dorset family was 'utterly delighted' with the result of the sale.


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Sensual baths
Fill the bath with warm water and place a few candles around the room. Dim the lights and slip into the water either alone or with your lover.
This sensual bath is made of equal parts Sandalwood, Ginger, and Rose essential oils. Somewhere between 4-8 drops of each oil is perfect.
Sandalwood is a powerful aphrodisiac. It is calming to the nervous system and can melt away the tensions of the day. Rose essential oil is the oil for lovers. Ginger adds a nice spicy kick.
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