Talk:Armor King
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[edit] Character Relationships
Armor King is King II's foster father? --RaiJinX
- No, he isn't. I'll remove the part saying that he is. JunKazamaFan 21:48, 24 August 2007 (PDT)
- Ok. --RJX
[edit] Killed he King?
In Character Relationship say this. But, i know that King was killed by Ogre. Reading the links, that say that Armor King feel him RESPONSABLE by the King's death, but not necessary that he was the assasin.
- It says that Armor King is responsible for King's death, Armor King told King 2nd that Ogre killed King, and that a grim secret would never be revealed. Armor King killed King. If Ogre killed King, then the "grim secret" part would not make sense. JunKazamaFan 20:16, 2 September 2007 (PDT)
- I wouldn't trust the magazine too much. Parts of what it says can be confirmed by official stuff, but others parts are so vague that they can be considered theories or the mind-farts of a really bored guy.
Besides, this part from the magazine: "Armor King was responsible for the first King's death, and full of remorse, he trained this new wrestler with a host of bone-crunching moves and more techniques besides. The guilt of the old King's death lay heavy on his shoulders, and training this new fighter to take King's throne was a way of showing respect.", while looking similar, directly contradicts this part "Armor King, knowing who killed King, felt an obligation to prepare King the Second for a rightful revenge." In the later, official, case, AK trains King to exact revenge on K1's killer. If the killer was AK, then why train him? And why did the magazine post a different reason for training him (respect rather than revenge)? --Hecko 04:04, 3 September 2007 (PDT)- Could we just put that he may or may not have killed King? --RaiJinX
- Sure, just add: "May be King's true killer." or something like that.
- Ok. --RJX
- Done. --Sakura 15:01, 4 September 2007 (PDT)
- You have a point, Hecko X. JunKazamaFan 17:38, 5 September 2007 (PDT)
- Done. --Sakura 15:01, 4 September 2007 (PDT)
- Ok. --RJX
- Sure, just add: "May be King's true killer." or something like that.
- Could we just put that he may or may not have killed King? --RaiJinX
- I wouldn't trust the magazine too much. Parts of what it says can be confirmed by official stuff, but others parts are so vague that they can be considered theories or the mind-farts of a really bored guy.
[edit] Stage 7
Armor King knew the Craig Marduk was the one who killed King? Where is this stated? --Sakura 04:34, 29 September 2007 (PDT)
- I see two errors here. Armor King has an interlude with Craig Marduk at Stage 4. Armor King does not have a Stage 7 interlude. Also, Marduk killed Armor King, not King. It is not stated that Armor King knew anything about who killed Armor King. Armor King claims that Ogre / True Ogre killed King, but Armor King himself could have also done it. JunKazamaFan 23:16, 7 October 2007 (PDT)
- Wow this is so confusing -_-. The Tekken creators need to like, make some kind of guide or book so we can understand the things never mentioned/explained (like when/how Jin got the Devil Gene, who killed King, Unknown, etc.).
[edit] Any relation between Marduk and Armorking?
If you see the Tekken 3's King Endingm you can see the hairstyle of Armorking... If you, also, see the Tekken 4 opening, you can see the same hairstyle in Craig Marduk...
What do you think about it? Any relation between they?
- ...That is a pretty farfetched theory. I mean, Lei and Feng have the same hairstyles, Hell, even Lei and Nina have the same hairstyles. There's a woman in Laws T4 ending with the hairstyle of Anna, a guy with the hairstyle of Steve (albeit black hair), two guys with with Craigs T5 "hairstyle" (bald). So hairstyle is a weak ground to base something like this on. Not to mention, how would you explain the extreme differences in muscle growth and body proportions? --Hecko 23:59, 1 October 2007 (PDT)
- That is all so very true. --Sakura 14:39, 2 October 2007 (PDT)