Tekken Mura Interview with JDCR

Shana's next interview in his series of interviews for the Tekken Mura website features Korea's renowned top player JDCR. In this interview, JDCR goes over how he got into Tekken, his character choices as well as his experiences traveling to other countries to play Tekken. The interview is a bit shorter then Tekken Mura's other interviews but it's still a worthwhile read if you're a fan of JDCR. Translation of the interview is done by me and there's no other player interview mentioned in this piece so this might be Shana's last interview. Enjoy!

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Small News & Updates Round Up 6/15

There's a few things I'd like to briefly cover real quick so I'm stringing up this post to quickly go through everything currently going on. It covers my YouTube channels, the status of the donation drive, upcoming tournaments and a little more.

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TTT2: Saint VS Knee True Tekken God Match

Don't want to spoil anything but.... That ending is really one to watch! As aways big thanks goes to taktak1893 for providing the YouTube archive of this deathmatch from Green Arcade's Daum stream. You can watch the over 2 hours of deathmatching between Saint and Knee with both players using their mains on taktak1893's YouTube channel or below via embed.

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Tekken Mura Interview with Deku

The next part of Shana's ongoing series of interviews with famous Tekken players for the Tekken Mura website has recently been published. In this part, Shana interviews famed Japanese Mishima player Deku aka Ryo - who you might remember from being Japan's first ever Tekken God by beating Nobi in a deathmatch. Translation of the interview with Deku done by me and the next interview Shana conducted and will be publishing for the Tekken Mura website will be with Korea's own JDCR.

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DOUBLE CUP MASTERCUP W1 CLIMAX2014 Announced

DOUBLE CUP is the next newly announced tournament that MASTERCUP is going to be organising this year in the Hokuriku region of Japan. The tournament has a hefty name so everybody will just abbreviate this tournament to "W杯" - W CUP (get it? W sounds like 'daburu.') Anyways, the tournament will be a 3on3 team format tournament with an initial cap of 42 teams totaling 126 players. Its going to be held inside Hokuriki's Bypass Leisureland Arcade on the 20th of July this year and given it's location, Double Cup may not be streamed. Like all other Mastercup tournaments though, the official YouTube channel will surely be uploading match videos from Double Cup so you can at least look forward to that. If there's anything else of note to come from the tournament I'll keep you posted.

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