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{{Non-playable Character| Title = Ho Chi Myong
| Image = [[Image:The_Legendary_Capoeira_Master.jpg|200px]]
| Caption = Ho Chi Myong, as seen in [[Christie Monteiro]] and [[Eddy Gordo]]'s shared ''[[Tekken 5]]'' / ''[[Tekken 5: Dark Resurrection|Dark Resurrection]]'' ending.
| Origin = Brazil
| Age = Unknown
| Occupation = Mestre de Capoeira (Master/Teacher of Capoeira)
| Appearances = [[Tekken 3]] and [[Tekken 5]] / [[Tekken 5: Dark Resurrection]]
| Mentioned = [[Tekken 6]] / [[Tekken 6: Bloodline Rebellion]]
}}
'''Ho Chi Myong''', also known as "The Legendary Capoeira Master", was the grandfather of [[Christie Monteiro]] as well as the man who taught [[Eddy Gordo]] Capoeira while they were both incarcerated in the same prison, roughly eight years prior to the events of ''[[Tekken 3]]''.
In the short 2-year timespan between ''Tekken 3'' and ''[[Tekken 5]]'', Ho Chi Myong had turned into a frail old man. A medical exam revealed that he was suffering from an incurable terminal illness, but the doctors noted that a cure may possibly be found with the advanced technology of the [[Mishima Zaibatsu]], which motivated both Eddy and Christie to join the fifth King of Iron Fist Tournament.
Having failed to win the tournament, Eddy struck a deal with [[Jin Kazama]] where-in Jin promised to find a cure for Myong if Eddy joined the [[Tekken Force]] as a ranking officer. At the conclusion of the sixth tournament, it was however revealed that Myong's illness had taken its toll and Myong had passed away.
Despite the fact that he is from Brazil, his name suggests that he is of Korean descent.
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== [[Character Relationships]] ==
*Taught [[Eddy Gordo]] Capoeira.
*[[Christie Monteiro]]'s grandfather.
*[[Jin Kazama]] and the [[Mishima Zaibatsu]] took care of him in a hospital owned by them in [[Tekken 6]].
[[Category:Non-playable characters]]
[[Category:Brazilian]]
[[Category:Capoeira]]