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When are you gonna do this with other resident evil games

Boxing game challenge, clicks on cideo with Steve Fox. Accurate.

Bro, se cree ippo

Bro movin like prime mike

In tag 2, you could do this without the rage drive

Pink fire please upload I’m really sad and I miss you

Amazing video!

how he do that??

Where the f*ck are the jet engine sounds

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HERE IT IS!!! DEMPUSHI RORUU🗣️🔥🔥🔥🔥

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Big Fan of you bluefire

The class when work;

I’m your favorite student 100%

In the bustling streets of New England in the 1920s, a young man named Charles found himself at the crossroads of tradition and modernity. The post-war era had brought about a wave of industrial growth and urbanization, and Charles, like many others, felt the vexing pull between the old ways of his small town and the new opportunities of the city. One evening, as Charles walked through the dismembered remnants of his once-thriving hometown, he couldn't help but feel a pang of nostalgia. The farms that had sustained generations were now giving way to factories and warehouses. The sense of community that once bound the town together seemed to be fading, replaced by the impersonal hustle of industrial life. Charles knew that change was inevitable, but it was difficult to reconcile with the memories of his childhood. As Prohibition took hold, Charles witnessed the hypocritical nature of society's moral crusade. Speakeasies and bootlegging operations flourished in the shadows, and even those who publicly decried alcohol often indulged in secret. One night, Charles stumbled upon a hidden speakeasy, where he saw familiar faces-people who had once been pillars of the community-now engaging in the very vices they condemned. The double standards were glaring, and Charles couldn't help but feel disillusioned by the hypocrisy that surrounded him. Despite the challenges, Charles found solace in the cultural melting pot that New England had become. The influx of immigrants and the rise of new cultural movements brought a vibrant energy to the region. Yet, this amalgamation of traditions and values also left many, including Charles, feeling a dismembered sense of identity. Torn between the past and the future, Charles struggled to find his place in this rapidly changing world. In the end, Charles realized that the 1920s were a time of both progress and conflict. The vexing challenges of industrialization, the hypocritical enforcement of Prohibition, and the dismembered cultural identity all contributed to a complex and dynamic period in New England's history. And as Charles navigated this new landscape, he learned to embrace the uncertainty, finding strength in the resilience of his spirit and the enduring legacy of his roots.

Fire Video, Keep it Up

Is that you quasim

0:16 how do you do this?

IPAOPOPPO MANEKOKUNEKCHI?

I get alot of comments asking how to do this. First keep in mind this is tekken 7 NOT tekken 8. While in rage the input is d/f+3+4, 1+2. Thats all there is to it nice and easy. Again not recommended since Steve has better options but if you wanna rollplay as Ipo there it is. Also thanks for over 300k views.

How to do

Which character is that and how i do the dempsey?

I think they are too talk for infighting HOW

Should've ended with the white fang move❤ i do that on 6

Bro think he ippo

HOW DO I DO THIS

What controls did you press?

Wow, you actually can perform the Dempsey Roll. Riveting. Now this move is called the Manji Rana!

I can hear the jet engines

a low kick can neutralize it

How???

DEMPSEY RORU

*Naked Fang starts playing, accompanied by jet noises*

DAUNDAAAA

the clutch

*jet engine nosies*

I'll upload the HPBs that landed I swear to god

Bro thinks bro is ippo fr

The winner is IPPO MAKANOCHI!!! 🇯🇵♾️🥊

PEEK-A-BOO!!!!! 😀

THE DEMPSEY ROLL 🗣🗣🗣🗣🗣🔥

I love the little references to different fighting stuff that make it into Tekken like this, like all the boxing references built into Steve, or one of my favorites: You can actually reverse the pressure on King's Figure Four Leg Lock. It's a frame perfect counter, but if you hit it, the hold damages him instead of you.

How?

The dempsey drop step and roll is for when multiple hooks are being thrown at you tho in real life lol , that is cool its in a video game wonder what the manassa mauler would think of that, also its in that show ippo

The fact that this isn't in 8 brings me such sorrow