Feng Wei

F**eng Wei** (馮威 *Féng Wēi*; Japanese: フェン・ウェイ *Fen Wei*) was introduced in *Tekken 5*, and has returned for *Tekken 5: Dark Resurrection*,*Tekken 6* and *Tekken 6: Bloodline Rebellion*. He is a Chinese Kenpo master. As a disciple of the "God Fist" style, by 20, Feng was the top student in his dojo. He killed his master because he scolded him for fighting outside the school. Feng enters The King of Iron Fist Tournament 5 to retrieve the "Secrets of God Fist" scrolls, which were stolen by the Mishimas (revealed to be Heihachi Mishima in Lei Wulong's epilogue).

He destroyed many dojos throughout both Japan and China. Those are two of the reasons why Lei Wulong wants to arrest him (the third reason being that Feng attacked many of his close friends). Lei enters the tournament to defeat and arrest Feng for his crimes. One of the dojos attacked belonged to Asuka Kazama's father, who was hospitalized after the attack. Asuka enters to defeat Feng as a way of avenging her father. Lei and Asuka will be encountered in Feng's Story mode as his sub-bosses at Stage 4 and Stage 7, respectively.

Being a once great student of an unnamed sifu, Feng was heralded as the best of his class, with his only flaw being his uncontrollable urge to fight. This urge would eventually get the better of Feng, eventually causing him to kill his master, and cause a rampage throughout China and Japan, destroying dojos, and defeating their masters. Eventually, when Feng did stop his attacks, he began finding the lost Divine Fist Scrolls that were stolen by the Mishimas. However, his discovery of the scrolls wouldn't end his journey just there. As he was unable to truly decipher the scroll, Feng decided the follow the single line, which he believed would bring him to become a Divine Fist practitioner, to " destroy all other fighting styles". With a new tournament announced, Feng decided to set forth to the tournament, with the intention of achieving his goal.

Within the series, Feng believes in becoming the strongest fighter ever. Through this, he believes that he must achieve total victory over any opponent, no matter how badly he wounds them. Despite this, Feng is actually very gracious in accepting losses. He also determines whether or not his opponents are "weak" or "strong", only giving time or attention to whoever is "strong" enough. During his time in China, Feng has heard of numerous martial artists hailing from both Japan and China, such examples would be both Lei Wulong, who people hailed for his knowledge in 5 form Kung Fu, and Wang Jinrei, who has also heard of Feng killing his master but still notes that Feng was still a very talented prospect, and awaits a match with the younger man. In regards to his various attacks, Feng has earned notable hatred from both Asuka Kazama and Lei Wulong. To the former, however, he shows considerable lack of concern or care, deeming her father weak, a complete contrast to his attitude regarding both Lei and Wang. In spite of these numerous flaws, Feng is still someone who treats fights and training with the utmost concern, declaring, in his interlude, that it would be disrespectful to not fight seriously. Though he killed his master, Feng didn't seem to completely hate his master, in fact, it may have actually been the opposite, as Feng still refers to the sifu as his "master", and his dialogue with Wang actually implies that Feng's master, let Feng kill him in fair combat.