Chaolan Lee

Chaolan Lee, also known as Silver Haired-Demon, is a character from the Tekken series.
== Charactah Account ==
The younger, adopted son of Heihachi Mishima, and CEO of Violet Systems. Originally Kazuya's rival, he becomes Kazuya's secretary/right-hand man/janitor in Tekken 2, then gets exiled from the Zaibatsu after Heihachi's stunning return and goes to live in the Bahamas. Comes back during Tekken 4 in disguise as Violet, but this time it's Kazuya's stunning return that throws him off his game. After Heihachi's presumed death in Tekken 5, he attempts to take control of the Zaibatsu. Most recently, after dropping out of the fifth tournament due to disinterest (as Kazuya had dropped out as well) he got wind of the sixth during the global chaos and military buildup of G Corporation, and as a preferential shareholder, acquired a ticket to the tournament. He plays an integral part in scenario campaign, allying himself with Lars after being defeated by him. In the end, he rebuilds and revives an extremely damaged Alisa at Lars' request. When Heihachi retakes control of the Zaibatsu and resumes the war, Lee decides to support Lars and his resistance forces against both factions while entering the 7th tournament as a public front.
Lee is an incredibly smug and conceited ladies' man with an immense sense of class, unafraid to flaunt his wealth. Though eccentric to the point of femininity and just as scheming as his adoptive father, Lee is ultimately good-natured and holds a great contempt towards Kazuya and Heihachi. Lee is also a successful businessman and extremely knowledgeable within the robotics field, which proved helpful in reviving Alisa. He is a tactical expert, as he successfully rescued Jin with the help of Alisa and Lars, and was even willing to blow up his own property, unafraid of the potential losses.
== Appearance ==
=== Anime ===
* Tekken: Blood Vengeance
* Tekken: Bloodline
* Tekken: The Motion Picture
=== Video Games ===
* Tekken
* Tekken (Mobile)
* Tekken 2
* Tekken 3D: Prime Edition
* Tekken 4
* Tekken 5
* Tekken 5: Dark Resurrection
* Tekken 6
* Tekken 6: Bloodline Rebellion 
* Tekken 7: Fated Retribution
* Tekken 8
* Tekken Pachislot 4
* Tekken Revolution
* Tekken Tag Tournament
* Tekken Tag Tournament 2
== Trivia ==
* Lee is known for giving thumbs up in other characters' endings and for his catchphrase "Excellent!", which he mostly says in Tekken 4, 5, 6 (as well as in the Scenario Campaign ending) and Tag Tournament 2.
** The "Excellent!" catchphrase is now also used in one of his win animations in Tekken 7, and also at the end of his alter-ego, Violet's, Rage Art.
** Although he isn't in the game, two references to Lee's catchphrase are made in Project X Zone, where Kazuya, Jin, and Heihachi ask their opponents not to use the word "excellent" as it brings them bad memories.
* Lee is an accomplished roboticist in his own right, and works on robots himself, as seen in Fight Lab, and when he personally fixes Alisa Bosconovitch during Tekken 7 when she is broken.
* Although officially listed as "martial arts" by Namco, Lee's fighting style is speculated to be Jeet Kune Do.
** Lee was originally trained in Mishima Style Fighting Karate but later chose to make his fighting style more hybrid. It is likely this was to deliberately distance himself from the Mishima Clan, but Heihachi also refused to trained Lee in the more advanced moves of Mishima Ryu.
** The "martial arts" name was actually meant to be "Marshall" Arts, as per Marshall Law's fighting style, however the pun was lost in translation to English.
* Pertaining to Heihachi Mishima as his adopted son, Lee Chaolan was entitled to the Mishima Zaibatsu just as much as Kazuya Mishima. It was only after the events of Tekken 2 that Lee sidetracked from the central plot of the Tekken saga, though still retaining a strong affiliation.
* Lee often wears a unicorn on his clothing, an animal known as a symbol of purity, elegance, and charm. It's also known for courage and strength.
* Lee did not appear in Tekken 3. With Ogre utilizing Lee's Infinity Kick and Blazing Kick moves, it is speculated by some fans that he was attacked by Ogre.
* In Tekken: The Motion Picture, Lee's outfit is the same as Kazuya's purple tuxedo outfit from Tekken 2.
* In the English version of Tekken: Blood Vengeance he was voiced by Kaiji Tang, who later voiced his (English-speaking) alter-ego Violet in Tekken Tag Tournament 2.
== Gallery ==
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== External Links ==
* Lee Chaolan at Tekken Wiki
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