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Paul Phoenix (Tekken)

January 06, 2023

Paul Phoenix (Japanese: ポール・フェニックス, Hepburn: Pōru Fenikkusu) is a player character from the Tekken fighting game franchise by Bandai Namco Entertainment. Making his debut in the original Tekken in 1994, he is the only character to appear as playable in every installment of the main series.

Paul Phoenix
Tekken character
Paul Phoenix in Tekken 7
First appearanceTekken (1994)[1]
Created bySeiichi Ishii
Voiced by
English
Japanese
  • Hōchū Ōtsuka (drama CD, Tekken: Bloodline)[2]
  • Kanehira Yamamoto (Street Fighter X Tekken)
In-universe information
OccupationMotorcyclist
Fighting styleKyokushin[3]
Origin United States
NationalityAmerican

Paul is a short-tempered biker and Kyokushin practitioner who repeatedly enters the series' King of Iron Fist tournaments in hopes of winning the prize money and to prove he is the world's best fighter, despite his enviable career, he has yet to win the one tournament that would mark him as being one of the true greats, all while developing rivalries with Kazuya Mishima and the anthropomorphized fighting bear Kuma. He is the only guy to ever fight Kazuya Mishima to a draw, and one of only two people to beat Jin Kazama in a tournament match (the second being Hwoarang). He has received mixed[citation needed] critical responses for his personality and his signature hi-top fade hairstyle and has been considered a joke character following his later Tekken series appearances.

Appearances

In video games

Paul Phoenix is a hotheaded American biker and martial artist who regularly enters the King of Iron Fist fighting tournaments to prove he is "the toughest fighter in the universe" while hoping to use the prize money to pay off his debts, yet he falls short of victory each time due to various circumstances.[1] In the first Tekken, Paul performed well in the first King of Iron Fist Tournament, and he went to go on to face Kazuya Mishima in the semi-finals but he was narrowly defeated after a furious battle that lasted for hours. Shaking his head in disbelief, Paul left the Mishima estate and returned to New York. He battles his way to the finals of the King of Iron Fist Tournament 2 in Tekken 2, earning the right to face Kazuya Mishima again, only to end up having to forfeit and replaced by Heihachi Mishima after getting stuck in traffic as a result of a multi-car collision on the expressway, and therefore unable to make the match on time.[4] Paul goes undefeated throughout the entire King of Iron Fist Tournament 3 in Tekken 3, leaving victorious after defeating the opposing fighters including Kuma, Jin Kazama, and the god of fighting, Ogre. Unbeknownst to him, Ogre morphs into his monstrous form, True Ogre, after absorbing Heihachi's fighting force and is then defeated a second time by Paul's replacement Jin, who was reinstated in the tournament and cheating Paul out of his victory.[5] As a result, by Tekken 4, Paul's dojo has gone out of business due to lack of students and he ends up a homeless alcoholic.[5] He again enters the King of Iron Fist Tournament 4 in an attempt to get his life back together.

During the first two competitions, Paul had fought and defeated Kuma, a large brown bear trained in combat by Heihachi.[6] After the animal dies of old age, Heihachi trains a replacement, also named Kuma, who was easily defeated by Paul in the third tournament but Kuma manages to defeat him in the early stages of the fourth tournament.[6] Paul adopts a new training regimen and gets his revenge against Kuma in the King of Iron Fist Tournament 5 in Tekken 5,[1] but the match leaves Paul too exhausted to continue in the competition and he is forced to drop out.[3] Again departing the tournament penniless and already burdened by his increasing debt, he wastes no time in entering the King of Iron Fist Tournament 6 in Tekken 6 in hopes of finally easing his financial troubles.[7] This time, he believes assembling a team would increase his chances of victory, and so he joins forces with old friend Marshall Law and boxer Steve Fox. 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.

Paul is selectable in noncanonical spinoff Tekken games such as Tekken Tag Tournament, Tekken Card Challenge, Tekken Advance, Tekken Tag Tournament 2, and Tekken Revolution, in addition to the crossover fighting game Street Fighter X Tekken. He is an unlockable character in the 2005 beat-'em-up multiplayer game Urban Reign.[8] He also appears in SNK's mobile phone game The King of Fighters All Star.[9] Paul appears as a Spirit in the Nintendo crossover video game Super Smash Bros. Ultimate.[10]

Design and gameplay

Tekken producer Katsuhiro Harada revealed that Paul was inspired by Japanese manga,[11] specifically Jean Pierre Polnareff from the JoJo's Bizarre Adventure series.[12] Paul is canonically 25 years old at the time of his 1994 Tekken debut.[13] His default costume throughout the series is a red sleeveless judogi and black padded gloves,[14] sporting a scorpion tattoo on his right arm.[3] Paul is given a new look for Tekken 7, with his red gi replaced with casual costumes featuring red, white, and blue themes.[15][16] A downloadable costume for Paul in Street Fighter X Tekken resembles Street Fighter character Rufus.[17]

Paul's fighting style is officially classified as "judo".[3] GameSpy considered Paul "one of the most devastating characters" in Tekken 6, with "one of the best low attacks" and a "powerful wall game".[18] Neidel Crisan of 1UP.com wrote of Paul in Street Fighter X Tekken that he had "a fairly straight forward character with solid combos that may not be flashy, but do a ton of damage,"[19] but Tristan Damen of VentureBeat claimed that "Paul Phoenix, a powerhouse in his native series, is neutered by his inability to fling fireballs."[20]

In other media and merchandise

Paul makes a cameo appearance in Tekken: The Motion Picture as one of the tournament competitors, and is seen carrying an unconscious Michelle Chang out of the exploding Mishima resort near the conclusion, while he has no dialogue. He additionally had main and minor roles in several Tekken comic book series published between 1997 and 2017.[21][22]

In 1998, Epoch Co. released an action figure of Paul in a black leather outfit as part of their Tekken 3 collection, which was packaged with a display stand and an extra set of interchangeable hands.[23]

Reception

Paul got his start in Tekken as the Ken to Kazuya's Ryu, but things didn't stay that way for Paul, as more and more he became a joke character. Sometimes he's begging his old friend Law for money, sometimes he beats the first form of the final boss and leaves before the second appears, and other times he's fighting a bear. A motorcyclist with an impressive head of hair, Paul Phoenix might be silly, but he at least is determined (or too dumb to know when he's beat).

—Henry Gilbert, GamesRadar, 2012[24]

Paul has received mixed critical reviews for his gameplay, characterization, and distinctive hairstyle. Matt Swider of Gaming Target ranked him the tenth-best Tekken character in 2006.[25] In his 2012 preview of Street Fighter X Tekken, Nate Ming of Crunchyroll described Paul and Marshall Law as "get-rich-quick schemers".[26] Kevin Wong of Complex ranked Paul third among his twenty best Tekken characters in 2013.[13] Wesley Yin-Poole of Eurogamer wrote that Paul was his preferred character to play in the original PlayStation port of Tekken 3 due to his design and hard-hitting punch.[27] In 2015, Dan Paradis of WatchMojo ranked Paul as the fifth-best Tekken character: "He’s a rugged American fighter trying to become 'The Toughest Guy in the Universe,' and it’s hard to imagine someone questioning his claim on the title,"[28] while Gavin Jasper of Den of Geek wrote in 2016 that Paul was deserving of being the central character in an eighth Tekken installment.[29] In an official fan poll held by Namco in 2012, Paul was the third-most requested Tekken character for inclusion in Tekken X Street Fighter, receiving 15.83% (13,975) of 88,280 votes.[30]

Rich Knight of Complex ranked Paul's "ridiculous" Tekken 5 ending second in his 2012 list of the series' fifteen "craziest" moments.[31] 4thletter.net ranked it 127th in their 2013 selection of the top 200 fighting game endings, while comparing him to Street Fighter joke character Dan Hibiki.[32] While Street Fighter: Assassin's Fist actor Joey Ansah called Paul his favorite Tekken character in a 2014 interview, he was critical of Paul's role in later series installments as "a fucking joke."[33]

Print advertising for Tekken 2 featured the slogan: "Paul Phoenix is about to face 23 fighters. Who's the first person he should kill? His barber."[34] In 2010, Michael Grimm of GamesRadar expressed his desire for a matchup between Paul and Street Fighter character Guile for the then-unreleased Street Fighter X Tekken, citing "their awful hair."[35] Tom Goulter of GamesRadar described it as "Street Fighter's Ken [having] stuck his finger in an electrical socket."[36] Alex Langley of Arcade Sushi rated it among the "10 Greatest Video Game Character Hairdos" in 2013.[37] Liana Kerzner of 411Mania.com rated it fourth in her selection of the "Top 8 Video Game Hairstyles" that same year: "Paul takes the title of King of the Stupid Hair, even if he can never quite win a fighting tournament."[38] ShortList included Paul in a feature titled "The Rules of Video Game Hairstyles": "How he manages to maintain such a cliff-like structure is beyond our grooming knowledge. Oceans of hair spray?"[39]

References

  1. ^ a b c . IGN. Ziff Davis. Archived from the original on May 24, 2014. Retrieved May 23, 2014.
  2. ^ @NetflixJP_Anime (July 18, 2022). "『Tekken: Bloodline』 8月18日より全世界独占配信決定🎉 更に、本予告映像と日本語吹替キャストも解禁！ 豪華キャストは… ◆風間 仁／#千葉一伸 さん ◆風間 準／#能登麻美子 さん ◆三島 平八／#楠大典 さん ◆三島 一八／#篠原まさのり さん ◆ファラン／#森川智之 さん #ネトフリアニメ (続)☟" (Tweet) (in Japanese). Retrieved July 18, 2022 – via Twitter.
    @NetflixJP_Anime (July 18, 2022). "◆シャオユウ／#坂本真綾 さん ◆ポール・フェニックス／#大塚芳忠 さん ◆ジュリア・チャン／#吉田聖子 さん ◆ニーナ・ウィリアムズ／#冬馬由美 さん ◆巌竜／#宇垣秀成 さん 8月18日より全世界独占配信スタート！ お楽しみに。 #ネトフリアニメ" (Tweet) (in Japanese). Retrieved July 18, 2022 – via Twitter.
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January 06, 2023
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Paul Phoenix Japanese ポール フェニックス Hepburn Pōru Fenikkusu is a player character from the Tekken fighting game franchise by Bandai Namco Entertainment Making his debut in the original Tekken in 1994 he is the only character to appear as playable in every installment of the main series Paul PhoenixTekken characterPaul Phoenix in Tekken 7First appearanceTekken 1994 1 Created bySeiichi IshiiVoiced byEnglish Eric Kelso TK3 TK6 TK3D PE grunts Jamieson Price TK6 dialogue TTT2 Tekken Revolution TK7 TK Bloodline Mike McFarland Street Fighter X Tekken Japanese Hōchu Ōtsuka drama CD Tekken Bloodline 2 Kanehira Yamamoto Street Fighter X Tekken In universe informationOccupationMotorcyclistFighting styleKyokushin 3 Origin United StatesNationalityAmericanPaul is a short tempered biker and Kyokushin practitioner who repeatedly enters the series King of Iron Fist tournaments in hopes of winning the prize money and to prove he is the world s best fighter despite his enviable career he has yet to win the one tournament that would mark him as being one of the true greats all while developing rivalries with Kazuya Mishima and the anthropomorphized fighting bear Kuma He is the only guy to ever fight Kazuya Mishima to a draw and one of only two people to beat Jin Kazama in a tournament match the second being Hwoarang He has received mixed citation needed critical responses for his personality and his signature hi top fade hairstyle and has been considered a joke character following his later Tekken series appearances Contents 1 Appearances 1 1 In video games 1 1 1 Design and gameplay 1 2 In other media and merchandise 2 Reception 3 ReferencesAppearances EditIn video games Edit Paul Phoenix is a hotheaded American biker and martial artist who regularly enters the King of Iron Fist fighting tournaments to prove he is the toughest fighter in the universe while hoping to use the prize money to pay off his debts yet he falls short of victory each time due to various circumstances 1 In the first Tekken Paul performed well in the first King of Iron Fist Tournament and he went to go on to face Kazuya Mishima in the semi finals but he was narrowly defeated after a furious battle that lasted for hours Shaking his head in disbelief Paul left the Mishima estate and returned to New York He battles his way to the finals of the King of Iron Fist Tournament 2 in Tekken 2 earning the right to face Kazuya Mishima again only to end up having to forfeit and replaced by Heihachi Mishima after getting stuck in traffic as a result of a multi car collision on the expressway and therefore unable to make the match on time 4 Paul goes undefeated throughout the entire King of Iron Fist Tournament 3 in Tekken 3 leaving victorious after defeating the opposing fighters including Kuma Jin Kazama and the god of fighting Ogre Unbeknownst to him Ogre morphs into his monstrous form True Ogre after absorbing Heihachi s fighting force and is then defeated a second time by Paul s replacement Jin who was reinstated in the tournament and cheating Paul out of his victory 5 As a result by Tekken 4 Paul s dojo has gone out of business due to lack of students and he ends up a homeless alcoholic 5 He again enters the King of Iron Fist Tournament 4 in an attempt to get his life back together During the first two competitions Paul had fought and defeated Kuma a large brown bear trained in combat by Heihachi 6 After the animal dies of old age Heihachi trains a replacement also named Kuma who was easily defeated by Paul in the third tournament but Kuma manages to defeat him in the early stages of the fourth tournament 6 Paul adopts a new training regimen and gets his revenge against Kuma in the King of Iron Fist Tournament 5 in Tekken 5 1 but the match leaves Paul too exhausted to continue in the competition and he is forced to drop out 3 Again departing the tournament penniless and already burdened by his increasing debt he wastes no time in entering the King of Iron Fist Tournament 6 in Tekken 6 in hopes of finally easing his financial troubles 7 This time he believes assembling a team would increase his chances of victory and so he joins forces with old friend Marshall Law and boxer Steve Fox 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 Paul is selectable in noncanonical spinoff Tekken games such as Tekken Tag Tournament Tekken Card Challenge Tekken Advance Tekken Tag Tournament 2 and Tekken Revolution in addition to the crossover fighting game Street Fighter X Tekken He is an unlockable character in the 2005 beat em up multiplayer game Urban Reign 8 He also appears in SNK s mobile phone game The King of Fighters All Star 9 Paul appears as a Spirit in the Nintendo crossover video game Super Smash Bros Ultimate 10 Design and gameplay Edit Tekken producer Katsuhiro Harada revealed that Paul was inspired by Japanese manga 11 specifically Jean Pierre Polnareff from the JoJo s Bizarre Adventure series 12 Paul is canonically 25 years old at the time of his 1994 Tekken debut 13 His default costume throughout the series is a red sleeveless judogi and black padded gloves 14 sporting a scorpion tattoo on his right arm 3 Paul is given a new look for Tekken 7 with his red gi replaced with casual costumes featuring red white and blue themes 15 16 A downloadable costume for Paul in Street Fighter X Tekken resembles Street Fighter character Rufus 17 Paul s fighting style is officially classified as judo 3 GameSpy considered Paul one of the most devastating characters in Tekken 6 with one of the best low attacks and a powerful wall game 18 Neidel Crisan of 1UP com wrote of Paul in Street Fighter X Tekken that he had a fairly straight forward character with solid combos that may not be flashy but do a ton of damage 19 but Tristan Damen of VentureBeat claimed that Paul Phoenix a powerhouse in his native series is neutered by his inability to fling fireballs 20 In other media and merchandise Edit Paul makes a cameo appearance in Tekken The Motion Picture as one of the tournament competitors and is seen carrying an unconscious Michelle Chang out of the exploding Mishima resort near the conclusion while he has no dialogue He additionally had main and minor roles in several Tekken comic book series published between 1997 and 2017 21 22 In 1998 Epoch Co released an action figure of Paul in a black leather outfit as part of their Tekken 3 collection which was packaged with a display stand and an extra set of interchangeable hands 23 Reception EditPaul got his start in Tekken as the Ken to Kazuya s Ryu but things didn t stay that way for Paul as more and more he became a joke character Sometimes he s begging his old friend Law for money sometimes he beats the first form of the final boss and leaves before the second appears and other times he s fighting a bear A motorcyclist with an impressive head of hair Paul Phoenix might be silly but he at least is determined or too dumb to know when he s beat Henry Gilbert GamesRadar 2012 24 Paul has received mixed critical reviews for his gameplay characterization and distinctive hairstyle Matt Swider of Gaming Target ranked him the tenth best Tekken character in 2006 25 In his 2012 preview of Street Fighter X Tekken Nate Ming of Crunchyroll described Paul and Marshall Law as get rich quick schemers 26 Kevin Wong of Complex ranked Paul third among his twenty best Tekken characters in 2013 13 Wesley Yin Poole of Eurogamer wrote that Paul was his preferred character to play in the original PlayStation port of Tekken 3 due to his design and hard hitting punch 27 In 2015 Dan Paradis of WatchMojo ranked Paul as the fifth best Tekken character He s a rugged American fighter trying to become The Toughest Guy in the Universe and it s hard to imagine someone questioning his claim on the title 28 while Gavin Jasper of Den of Geek wrote in 2016 that Paul was deserving of being the central character in an eighth Tekken installment 29 In an official fan poll held by Namco in 2012 Paul was the third most requested Tekken character for inclusion in Tekken X Street Fighter receiving 15 83 13 975 of 88 280 votes 30 Rich Knight of Complex ranked Paul s ridiculous Tekken 5 ending second in his 2012 list of the series fifteen craziest moments 31 4thletter net ranked it 127th in their 2013 selection of the top 200 fighting game endings while comparing him to Street Fighter joke character Dan Hibiki 32 While Street Fighter Assassin s Fist actor Joey Ansah called Paul his favorite Tekken character in a 2014 interview he was critical of Paul s role in later series installments as a fucking joke 33 Print advertising for Tekken 2 featured the slogan Paul Phoenix is about to face 23 fighters Who s the first person he should kill His barber 34 In 2010 Michael Grimm of GamesRadar expressed his desire for a matchup between Paul and Street Fighter character Guile for the then unreleased Street Fighter X Tekken citing their awful hair 35 Tom Goulter of GamesRadar described it as Street Fighter s Ken having stuck his finger in an electrical socket 36 Alex Langley of Arcade Sushi rated it among the 10 Greatest Video Game Character Hairdos in 2013 37 Liana Kerzner of 411Mania com rated it fourth in her selection of the Top 8 Video Game Hairstyles that same year Paul takes the title of King of the Stupid Hair even if he can never quite win a fighting tournament 38 ShortList included Paul in a feature titled The Rules of Video Game Hairstyles How he manages to maintain such a cliff like structure is beyond our grooming knowledge Oceans of hair spray 39 References Edit a b c Paul Phoenix IGN IGN Ziff Davis Archived from the original on May 24 2014 Retrieved May 23 2014 NetflixJP Anime July 18 2022 Tekken Bloodline 8月18日より全世界独占配信決定 更に 本予告映像と日本語吹替キャストも解禁 豪華キャストは 風間 仁 千葉一伸 さん 風間 準 能登麻美子 さん 三島 平八 楠大典 さん 三島 一八 篠原まさのり さん ファラン 森川智之 さん ネトフリアニメ 続 Tweet in Japanese 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