Bryan Fury/Outfits

Before becoming a cyberborg, Bryan was a cop, so he has numerous outfits with police motifs. He also has a tribal tattoo on his neck, a scar on his face and a big cross shaped scar on his back.

Tekken 3
1P outfit.

Tekken 3
2P outfit.

In Tekken 3, Bryan Fury made his first appearance as an unlockable character and the replacement for the previous kickboxer, Bruce Irvin.

• Player 1 Outfit (Punch Buttons)

In his Player 1 outfit, Bryan wears cop clothing. He wears a vest (possibly bulletproof) with "SWAT" written on the back, city (a.k.a.urban) camouflage trousers, and a pair of black boots. Additionally, he wears black gloves, black knee guards, and a red band is tied around his left arm.

• Player 2 Outfit (Kick Buttons)

In his Player 2 outfit, Bryan wears a reptile leather trousers and brown shoes. Additionally, he wears black gloves and has no shirt on.

1P outfit.

2P outfit.

3P outfit.

4P outfit.

• In Tekken Tag Tournament, Bryan retained the outfits he had in his previous appearance in Tekken 3, and also gained a palette swapped version of them too.

• His Player 3 outfit is a recolored version of the aforementioned Player 1 outfit from Tekken 3. This time however, his vest is changed to dark red and his bandana and trousers are change to blue (Sky Blue Camo Pattern).

• His Player 4 outfit is an alternate version of the aforementioned Player 2 outfit from Tekken 3. However, this time he gains a black t-shirt his pants are changed to white and he is bald.

Tekken 4
1P outfit.

Tekken 4
2P outfit.

In Tekken 4, Bryan gained a new Player 1 outfit, and retained his old Player 2 outfit.

• Player 1 Outfit (Punch Buttons)

This is a new outfit for him: It consists of a green, unbuttoned military-style jacket, blue trousers and black boots. He also wears black gloves, a snake band full of bullets on his right leg, a small pocket knife beneath, and a red snake band around his left leg.

• Player 2 Outfit (Kick Buttons)

His Player 2 outfit was updated and modified. Some differences are the metal snake band attached on his trousers, The modified pattern on his pants. Finally, he wears black metal gauntlets, metal skull armlets, and he carries a small pocket knife.

• In Tekken 5, Bryan gained new versions of his previous outfits.

Tekken 5
2P outfit (left).

• Player 1 Outfit (Punch Buttons)
• His Player 1 outfit shows him wearing the same pants that he had in Tekken 4, except now, he is not wearing the green jacket anymore. He now has more bullet magazines with shotgun shells in them tied around his waist and left leg. He gains was brass-knuckles with spikes on them. But, they are hanging from his pocket. Finally, his boots are blue on both sides, he has small grenades tied around his lower left leg, and he is wearing his trademark bandana from Tekken 3 on his left arm again.

• Player 2 Outfit (Kick Buttons)
• The gold leather pants return, but, without the modifications made in Tekken 4. He also regains the tight black shirt from Tekken Tag Tournament. This Outfit was seen in his Tekken 3 ending.

Customization List

• In Tekken 5: Dark Resurrection, Bryan retains the same costumes but with new colors.

• His Player 1 Outfit shows his pants, boots, and gloves changing to red. In his Player 2 Outfit, his black T-shirt becomes dark brown, his black gloves change to red, and his golden pants are black.

• Bryan retains the same default costumes. However, he gains a console exclusive extra costume: he wears a black TapouT t-shirt with his snake-leather pants, colored in black.

Tekken 6
TapouT shirt.

• He wears the same Player 1 Outfit as Tekkens 5 & 6.

• Bryan retains his his costume from the previous game. When two players choose his default costume at the same time, his outfit will change to red like it was in Dark Resurrection.

• For The Early Stages of The game Bryan's outfit was carried directly from The Previous game.

• For Tekken 7: Fated Retribution, Bryan gains a new default costume for the for the first time since Tekken 5. It consists of a ripped version of the green Jacket he wore in Tekken 4, his trademark black gloves, and slightly torn camouflage pants reminiscent of the ones from Tekken 3. Finally, his arms and fingers show off robotic parts from underneath his skin and he wears a black bandana over his mouth which has a skeletons mouth drawn on it.