I don't really trust TekkenWiki, but they stated that Craig killed him in a barfight. Upon his release he received a mystery package containing a newspaper clipping about the King of Iron Fist Tournament 4, and an airline ticket. Unfortunately for Marduk, the man he had killed in the brawl was Armor King.
I meant accident as in the man the drunk and didn't really want to kill anyone. User Info: ShojiTheBlue. This is actually one of the sub-plots that's canon and makes sense. More topics from this board Tekken 6 is a Gem! How do I beat Azazel? Build 4 Answers How to rank up? General 17 Answers How do you use Jins special move? Build 3 Answers. Ask A Question. Browse More Questions. Keep me logged in on this device. Forgot your username or password? User Info: Ehhhhhhhhh89 Ehhhhhhhhh89 11 years ago 1 I haven't played any of the other tekkens, but i beat king's story and it showed there were two armor kings at one point.
What happened to the other one? Didn't king's partner kill him? User Info: dablackbelt dablackbelt 11 years ago 3 During Tekken 5, he sought and exacted revenge on Craig Marduk for killing Armor King and became friends after. User Info: moggle moggle 11 years ago 8 Accident? Tekken 6 - What's new, what to expect, what are the basics, etc. How do you block? How to rank up? How do you use Jins special move? Side Quest. On a few occasions, Armor King is seen without his armor, instead fighting topless, exposing his tanned skin.
Version 1 : Armor King is a rival from a time when King was but a rookie. King accidentally crushed one of Armor King's eyes during a match some time ago. Since then, King became a star of the Professional Mexican Wrestling World, basking in the spotlight; conversely, Armor King's handicap quickly sped him in the opposite direction. Armor King has joined the tournament to destroy King and to take control of the Professional Wrestling World.
The two had an intense battle, with King winning the fight, leaving Armor King to bow out of the tournament. After the tournament, the two would go on to put aside their differences and become friends. Armor King and King desperately fought one another in the past, but now they're bound together by a powerful friendship that only a comrade would know. Worried about the dead-end lifestyle his former adversary had drank himself into, Armor King tells King of the tournament Kazuya Mishima is sponsoring, thinking this is King's ticket out of despair.
However, he would have his limelight in the underground rings. After some time, Armor King heard news from the orphanage that King had gone missing because of financial difficulties and a child's death in his care. Worried about his old friend, he went out in search of him and found him in an alleyway, mentally broken. He gave his rival his jaguar mask and convinced him to get back into the fighting spirit just in time for The King of Iron Fist Tournament 2.
Ending Description, "Locker Room" : Chest X-rays and an EKG waveform, accompanied by the beep of a heart monitor, set to the sound of a rapidly ticking clock hinting that he has a heart condition , appear before the scene cuts to Armor King sitting on a bench in a locker room.
Getting ready for his wrestling match, he stands up and heads for the ring, only for his vision to go blurry, causing him to stumble, blood running from his damaged eye. He then stands upright and walks into the ring, much to the excitement of the crowd. Sometime surrounding the events of Tekken 3 , Ogre attacked many fighters around the world, including King I, who was murdered by this unknown creature. A young orphan, upon hearing news of his mentor's death, donned King's jaguar mask and imitated his style under the King name in order to continue supporting the orphanage financially.
However, the new King was not on the same level as his mentor, and repeatedly lost every competition he entered. Out of respect for his dead friend, Armor King visited the new King, introducing himself as an old friend. He decided to train this new King, who would become King II. In King II's ending, he is watching his protege fight against an opponent in the ring.
After he gives him the go-sign to finish the fight, he quietly leaves for the locker room before the match concludes. When King chases after his mentor, he is startled to find the unmasked Armor King sitting on his stool. King II entered the tournament in the hopes that he would beat Marduk in defense of his now dead master.
King II paid for Marduk's release from prison, and waited for Marduk at the tournament. In King II's ending, King II was ready to deliver a finishing blow to Marduk, only to realize that revenge is not the answer when he notices a photo of Marduk's family on a table beside him.
A picture of Armor King with his brother is briefly seen in his brother's first ending. King is also seen examining a picture of his old mentor before accidentally dropping the frame, revealing a second copy of both Armor Kings together.
In Armor King II's second ending and Marduk's ending, his grave and casket are seen, and Marduk briefly peeks into Armor King's casket to confirm that he is dead.
King II is his sub-boss by default and Ancient Ogre is his sub-boss if unlocked. Ending Description: Armor King is seen sparring with King.
Armor King effortlessly blocks and counters all of King's attacks, landing some powerful strikes and grapples. King then admits defeat, dropping to the floor and pounding the ground in frustration as Armor King stands watching, his arms folded. This ending takes place in King's stage.
Armor King appeared in Namco x Capcom as both an enemy unit and playable character.
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