Bryan Fury

Bryan Fury (ブライアン・フューリー Buraian Fyūrī) is a character in the Tekken fighting game series. Bryan first appeared in Tekken 3, and he has returned to all the other Tekken games after the third one.

His title in the original trilogy is Snake Eye.

Games in order of appearance:

• Tekken 3 (1997)
• Tekken Card Challenge (1999)
• Tekken Tag Tournament (1999)
• Tekken 4 (2001)
• Tekken 5 (2004)
• Tekken 6 (2007)
• Tekken Tag Tournament 2 (2011)
• Tekken 3D Prime Edition (2012)
• Tekken Revolution (2013)
• Tekken 7 (2015)

Other appearances:

• Tekken (2010 film) (2010)
• Street Fighter X Tekken (2012)
• Tekken 2: Kazuya's Revenge (2014 film) (2014)

Character Portrait: Bryan Tekken 3

Tekken 3 screenshot: Bryan VS Bryan

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Story

Prologue

Part man, part cop, all zombie... Bryan Fury, an officer in the International Police Organization was killed in a shoot-out in Hong Kong. Bryan's corpse was transported to the laboratory of a man named Doctor Abel. This 88-year-old scientist was fairly famous in the underground society, but his findings were often preceded by Doctor Boskonovitch's. However, at last, he came to the last step of completing his master project... the Cyborg Army. Dr Abel thought that a perfect cyborg must have the mechanics built by his rival, Dr. Boskonovitch, so he reanimated Fury's body and sent him off to collect this data. In his former life, Bryan was known as a skillful detective, but on the other side, he was always followed by dark rumors. Investigating the Hong Kong drug trade, Lei Wulong discovered that Fury had connections with drug dealers. Bryan sneaks into the 'King of Iron Fist Tournament', targeting Yoshimitsu, who has strong ties with Boskonovitch.

Ending (Unofficial Synopsis)

Bryan Fury is facing off against the Tekken Force members. As much as they could shoot at him, Bryan is unstoppable, and is unfazed by the bullets. A tank rolls up and fires at Bryan; he is still unscathed. Bryan jumps on the tank, pulls off the top and then chucks it at the running Tekken Force soldiers, which ends up in exploding. Bryan then sarcastically laughs.

Trivia

• Bryan Fury replaced Bruce Irvin, so they share many similarities, such as moves, a single win animation (which Bryan no longer has from Tekken 4 and onwards), and an involvement with and hatred of Lei Wulong. Despite these facts, there is no confirmed relationship between the two in the storyline.
• Bryan is unlocked after beating the game six times.
• Bryan Fury's bosses in the Tekken Force side game are (in order of appearance) Lei Wulong, Gun Jack, Yoshimitsu, and Heihachi Mishima.
• Bryan Fury's storyline is similar to Jean-Claude Van Damme's 'Universal Soldier' where the two soldiers Luc Deveraux and Andrew Scott kill each other; They are later brought back to life as zombie soldiers. In the events of Tekken 3, Bryan Fury is killed by drug leaders and is brought back to life as a cyborg.

Bryan in Tekken 4.

Tekken 4 screenshot: Bryan VS Bryan

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Story

Prologue (In-Game Text)

Byran realized realized the end of his life was near. There was only on person who could change this, Doctor Abel, his creator. But Abel abandoned him two years ago, when the Mishima Zaibatsu recruited him as its top scientific advisor. Bryan despised both of them. Mishima Zaibatsu for taking Abel away from him and Abel himself for abandoning him. One day, news of The King of Iron Fist Tournament 4 reached Bryan, and he decided to enter the tournament. Despite his impending death, Bryan's body flowed with energy, making him more powerful than before. Along with this new strength, Bryan developed an uncontrollable rage that manifested itself in his outward physical appearance. Bryan stakes everything on one hope, that if he defeats Heihachi Mishima, he would become the head of the Mishima Zaibatsu. If all goes according to plan, Bryan would command Abel to modify his body, thus becoming the most powerful being in existence once again.

Epilogue (In-Game Text)

Following his victory, Bryan approached Abel on shaky legs. "You're still alive?!" Abel was in disbelief. Gathering every last ounce of strength, Bryan knocked Abel across the room. At the same time, Bryan fell to the ground unconscious...

Ending (Unofficial Synopsis)

Bryan wakes up in some kind of laboratory. Doctor Bosconovitch is seen, and he points out that Yoshimitsu saved his life because Bryan was the key to defeating Doctor Abel's bio-weapon. Bosconovitch tells Bryan that he will become "reborn" in a new, mechanized body, and although it will feel like a short moment, it will actually take an entire year. Bryan goes along with Doctor Bosconovitch's plan without a word, and is then sedated.

Trivia

• Bryan Fury is playable after beating the game five times, or as soon as you complete Story Mode with Julia Chang.
• In his "mounted punches" win animation, he strikes his defeated opponent in the face only ten times. It is increased to thirteen times in all further games.

Bryan in Tekken 5.

Tekken 5 screenshot: Bryan VS Bryan

CG art in Tekken 5:Dark Resurrection

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Story

Prologue' (In-Game Text)

Bryan Fury. A cyborg made by Dr. Abel. Bryan entrusted Boskonovitch with giving him a perfect body. However Bryan's body was too complex. Boskonovitch installed a perpetual generator instead. Bryan yells "endless power? this is perfect!". Bryan attacked the Dr and Manji Clan members and left the lab in ruins. Bryan learns of the King of Iron Fist Tournament 5. He feels it's time for a test of his real abilities.

Interludes (Unofficial Synopsis)

Stage 4, Lei Wulong: Lei places Bryan under arrest for the murder of the Manji Clan members but Bryan defeats Lei and sarcastically states, "some super cop you are!"

Stage 7, Yoshimitsu: Yoshimitsu confronts Bryan and tells him to prepare himself, however, Bryan immediately thanks Yoshimitsu, for the power that was granted. With Bryan's victory, Yoshimitsu is seen sitting down, asking for an honorable death, however, Bryan disagrees to give the man his wish, and immediately sends him away with a kick. He then states, "Let the hunt begin."

Final Stage, Jinpachi Mishima: Bryan walks through Final Stage 2. Jinpachi (in human form) walks up behind him and says, "I'm impressed that you've made it this far. I am Jinpachi Mishima. My goal... My goal is to destroy all existence!" Shortly after Jinpachi starts to speak, Bryan turns around and notices him. After he finishes speaking, Jinpachi transforms into his "Devil" form.

Ending (Unofficial Synopsis)

Bryan is walking in a forest with a gatling gun in his hand. He uses his cyborg eyes to find the invisible Yoshimitsu. When he spots him, he fires his gatling gun but Yoshimitsu disappears again. He reappears behind Bryan, who shoots him repeatedly over his right shoulder with a pistol in his left hand. As Yoshimitsu lands, Bryan walks to his fallen opponent. And as he aims his pistol with a final smirk, the screen goes black and a final shot can be heard.

Trivia

• Bryan's sub-bosses are Lei Wulong and Yoshimitsu.

Bryan in Tekken 6.

CG art in Tekken 6: Bloodline Rebellion and Tekken 6 console

Tekken 6 screenshot: Bryan VS Bryan

Gameplay

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Prologue (In-Game Text)

After getting his hands on a perpetual generator, Bryan Fury decided to join The King of Iron Fist Tournament 5 for the purpose of testing its efficiency. However, Yoshimitsu's repeated meddling hindered his tests and hopes of unlocking its ultimate power, greatly frustrating Bryan. Soon afterward, Bryan began destroying everything in sight. Driven by rage, he joined various battlefields the world over, indiscriminately leveling this and that to rubble. However, he soon grew tired of the sameness of it all. Around this time, he caught wind of The King of Iron Fist Tournament 6's announcement. Feeling it was better suited for his frenzied appetite, he headed in its direction.

Ending (Unofficial Synopsis)

Bryan walks through a battlefield, carrying a rocket launcher and a Gatling gun in each hand. Attacking a nearby chopper and missing a few shots with his rocket launcher, Bryan immediately pulls out a metal girder, and flings it into through the Helicopter, causing it to fall and crash at Bryan. Bryan then walks out from the site, unscathed, and smiling.

Trivia

• Bryan's Item Move in Tekken 6 is a shotgun while in Bloodline Rebellion it's a gatling gun.
• In the "Power is Everything" trailer for Tekken 6: Bloodline Rebellion, Bryan is shown fighting Paul Phoenix.
• In Bloodline Rebellion, he can be customized in a unique outfit and his Item Move is a Portable Gun Turret.
• Bryan's Stage 1 and Stage 2 opponents in Scenario Campaign's "Arena" mode are Alisa Bosconovitch and Yoshimitsu.
• In the Scenario Campaign mode, Bryan is seen following Lars and Alisa after the invasion of the lab. He is a boss in the Southern Woodlands.

Bryan's CG-art in Tekken 7

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Face detection of Bryan in Tekken Tag Tournament.

Tekken Tag Tournament screenshot: Bryan VS Bryan

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Tekken Tag Tournament is a non-canonical Tekken game containing no plot.

Ending (Unofficial Synopsis)

Bryan is walking down a street. He notices that Lei Wulong is behind him, armed with a gun. Bryan turns around, and Lei fires a few bullets at Bryan. The bullets hit him, but Bryan is unaffected by them. He runs at Lei and throws an uppercut. What happens next is unknown. This ending takes place in Lei's Tekken Tag Tournament stage.

Trivia

• Bryan's Stage 7 sub-boss is Yoshimitsu.

180px]Bryan's CG.

Jack 6 and Bryan.

Bryan will be featured as a playable character in Tekken Tag Tournament 2.

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Story (From Wii U Edition)

Once belonging to an international police force, Bryan was killed in a shoot-out. He was resurrected as a replicant by the mad scienist, Dr. Abel, but with his technology still incomplite, he was saved by the leader of the Manji Clan, Yoshimitsu, when his life had run out. Dr. Bosconovitch then stepped in and equiped him with a perpetual generator. With his newfound infinite power, Bryan slaughtered the Manji Clan members and escaped the research laboratory. He now travels the world's battlefields, always on the search for the next trill^[1].

Ending (Unofficial Synopsis)

Bryan is seen inside a weapons storage facility refilling magazines for a pistol. He spots a knife and picks it up, Yoshimitsu attempts to attack him, but Bryan sees him through the knife's reflection. To counter this Yoshimitsu turns himself invisible and attempts to attack Bryan from there. Later Yoshimitsu accidentally hits a pipe which exposes him allowing Bryan to punch him through the wall. When Yoshimitsu sees Bryan smiling he looks to his shoulder that Bryan had attached a bomb on the shoulder plate of his armor. From there Bryan detonates the bomb and walks away laughing

Trivia

• His item move shows him pulling out some sort of rocket cannon and firing it at his opponent
• He has a special win pose with Yoshimitsu. Yoshimitsu will offer a hand shake to Bryan, though Bryan looks like he's going to accept it, but he punches Yoshimitsu, who turns out to be just a duplicate.

Bryan's SFXT artwork.

Bryan vs Guy

Bryan appears in Street Fighter X Tekken as a playable DLC character. His official tag partner is JACK-X.

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Story (Official Site)

The former partner of Lei Wulong. He lost his life during a shootout in Hong Kong, but was brought back to life as a "replicant". Afterwards, he gave into his destructive tendencies and now only lives to cause mayhem.

Prologue (In-Game Text)

Bryan has plotted to steal the overwhelming power of Pandora for himself after arriving at the South Pole. But he breaks into the G Corporation's laboratory and finds a new line of JACK series robots. This new line is dubbed JACK-X, which was to serve as a back-up to the JACK-6 series.

Bryan: "What the hell is this?"

JACK-X: "Start up complete. Voice print authentication... Complete. Awaiting instructions."

With Bryan now having total and absolute control of the weapon known as JACK-X, he continues with his plan. Together, they head straight for the South Pole to obtain Pandora.

Bryan: "This is going to be so much fun... Muwhahah... Hahahahahahaha!

Rivals Cutscene (Unofficial Synopsis)

The camera shows Cody and Guy walking away with their backs facing the screen. "Hey, tin man. how tough are these guys?" Bryan asks JACK-X, as the robot begins analyzing the two. "Calculating the power levels of both fighters... calculations complete. Starting analysis. Analysis complete." JACK-X comments, as Bryan cracks his neck from side to side in preparation for the upcoming battle. An evil smile creeps across Bryan's face as the robot continues. "Both fighters have been positively identified. Both fighters' battle power levels are over 9,000. Both fighters are ranked at Level 3A. Retrieving biographical data." Bryan clenches his fists and walks forward with an evil laugh. "Cancel data." Bryan interrupts. "Hey! Prepare yourself for a fight." he addresses Cody and Guy. "We don't have time for this." Guy answers, as he resumes walking off. In response, Bryan raises his left arm, which prompts JACK-X to run forward and unleash a quick assault on the duo, before going back to Bryan's side. "Looks like it might be fun." Cody remarks with a smile as he and guy enter their fighting stances. "Heh. Now... let us have a fight to the death!" Bryan says with a wide grin as he crouches down in front of JACK-X with his arms spread out to his sides. "Now engaging battle mode." JACK-X adds, raising his arms in "L" positions behind Bryan.

Ending (Unofficial Synopsis)

Bryan laughs evilly as he approaches Pandora. "Well now, how should I put this beautiful thing to use?" he questions himself, as the box lights up and opens, releasing a skyward beam of light. As the two observe this, Bryan glances over to JACK-X. "Initiating emergency restart. Reboot... Restoring all systems." the robot states. "What was that?" Bryan asks as he turns to face his partner. "Online. System restored. Now scanning for targets." JACK-X comments, its eyes lighting up as it turns towards Bryan, who is preparing for the inevitable fight. "Level-A target identified. Starting extermination mode." JACK-X continues, as Bryan flees towards Pandora to avoid two rockets shot from the revealed mounted cannons on the machine's shoulders. After waiting a few seconds, Bryan comes out from behind the box and lunges towards JACK-X with a deep yell.

Trivia

• His title is "Wicked Replicant".

Bryan is featured in the free-to-play online game Tekken Revolution, as one of the first four unlockable characters. As with the rest of the cast, his appearance and moveset are carried over directly from Tekken Tag Tournament 2.

Special Art/Critical Arts

Cobra Fang: d/b+1+2.
Snake Edge: d/f+3.
Chopping Elbow: b+1.
Mach Breaker: f,F+2.
Mach Kick: f,F+4.

Gary Daniels as Bryan Fury.

"And finally...Bryan Fury. Power Boxer. Kenpo fighter at his physical peak...and our current Iron Fist champion." - Kazuya

Bryan Fury is portrayed by Gary Daniels. He is depicted as a man who has had cybernetic upgrades. He is blackmailed by Kazuya Mishima into killing Jin to keep his cybernetic upgrades a secret. After Kazuya changes the rules of the tournament making it so that the competitors are forced to kill each other in order to win, Bryan is pitted against Sergei Dragunov. Dragunov, despite putting up a valient effort is ultimately killed when Bryan strangles and eventually slits his throat with a spiked chain. He later fights Jin Kazama and although he has the upper hand through most of the fight, Jin flashes back to his mother's training and follows her advice by exploiting Bryan's weak spots. Bryan is defeated and killed by Jin.

Trivia

• Bryan is one of only two characters to have more than one fight in the Iron Fist tournament, the other being Jin.

• Bryan's looks and overall storyline share similarities to that of Blade Runner character Roy Batty as portrayed by Rutger Hauer.
• Bryan Fury will laugh whenever specific moves are performed on him, e.g. Volcano Blaster or Nina Williams's Bad Habit.
• Bryan's rivals in Tekken Card Challenge are Doctor Bosconovitch, Yoshimitsu and Lei Wulong.
• Bryan is the only character whose ten hit strings consist of no low attacks.
• Bryan's Japanese voice actor in Street Fighter X Tekken is Tomokazu Seki, the same actor who currently voices Yoshimitsu, starting from Tekken 4.

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Street Fighter X Tekken

• Cybernetically enhanced and reanimated by his creator Doctor Abel just before the events of Tekken 3.
• Shortly after the King of Iron Fist Tournament 4, he injured Abel, who had him despised for recruiting with Heihachi Mishima and the Mishima Zaibatsu.
• Lei Wulong is trying to arrest Bryan for the murders of Manji Clan members in Tekken 5 / Tekken 5: Dark Resurrection and for several other crimes.
• In his Tekken 4 ending, Yoshimitsu found Bryan unconscious and brought him to Doctor Bosconovitch.
• Chose Yoshimitsu as his main target during Tekken 3 when trying to capture Boskonovitch, which turned them into rivals. Bryan was actually rescued by Yoshimitsu in Tekken 4, but becomes Yoshimitsu's worst nemesis in Tekken 5 / Tekken 5: Dark Resurrection, ever since he killed many members of the Manji Clan.
• Attempted to capture Doctor Bosconovitch in Tekken 3. Bosconovitch later helped him to stay alive between Tekken 4 and Tekken 5 / Tekken 5: Dark Resurrection, but was attacked by Bryan. The scientist survived but was deeply injured.
• Fought Paul Phoenix in the opening of Tekken 6.
• He thanked Jin Kazama for starting a war.
• During a Street Fighter x Tekken cinematic trailer he attacks a Shadaloo ship and later fights Lars Alexandersson and Alisa Bosconovitch while he is in Pandora mode. (Non-canon)
• He is the official tag partner of JACK-X in Street Fighter x Tekken. (Non-canon)