MORIBE CUP 3on3 MASTERCUP Tournament YouTube Archives

MORIBECUP KIWAMAI 3on3 MASTERCUP M1 CLIMAX2017 ..... Or simply Moribe Cup was a Japanese Tekken 7 FR tournament that took place early last month in the southern Japanese region of Fukuoka. Held at Namco's Hakata Bus Terminal Arcade, this tournament had 150 people enter which included notable names like Yuu, Nobi, Take, Karei, Hakai Ou (Destruction King) and a bunch more with even Tanukana doing commentary on the stream. Since the stream ended awhile ago, here are the YouTube archives courtesy of the MASTERCUP channel if you happened to miss them live.

MASTERCUP Channel ≫ https://www.youtube.com/user/MASTERCUPOFFICIAL

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Complete Tekken 7 Frame Data Translated by Ranking Battles Norway

Ranking Battles Norway (or RBNorway for short) has recently completed its first version of frame data translation and listed them onto their website. All of the frame data you see there is translated from the Japanese community wiki site inatekken making RBNorway a more easier web page to navigate for the English reading Tekken community. If you plan on playing Tekken 7 in the future and need a quick way to pull up frame data from the game, here is a handy bookmark to have.

TEKKEN 7 FRAME DATA ≫ http://rbnorway.org/t7-frame-data/

KNEE VS KYUSHU - Video Archives & Results from Knee's Latest Trip to Japan

When you think of Japanese Tekken players, you might often hear first about all the players in either the East (Tokyo) or West (Osaka) parts of the country. Knee has taken many trips to Japan in the past to match up against players from those areas but for this occasion, Kuro Kuro got together with Knee to head to Kyushu, Japan aka the country's south. Kyushu is the more lesser known region of Japan that is home to many major talent like Gen who came 2nd at EVO 2014, Chikurin who was a dominating TTT2 online monster, Taisei who has a large assortment of highly ranked characters and even more. Kuro Kuro streamed the entirety of Knee's deathmatching trip with Kyushu's best players and it makes for really good and classic watch of Japan vs Korea. The YouTube channel has now finished uploading all the matches and they're presented below. You can catch Kuro Kuro streaming various Tekken related events over on his Twitch channel.

Kuro Kuro YouTube ≫ https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCrTJWbzHXQMpThq1CjpASdg

Kuro Kuro Twitch ≫ https://www.twitch.tv/kurokuro9696japan

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T7FR - MBC's Highlights Video Episode 15 & 16

T7FR - MBC's Highlights Video Episode 15 & 16https://t.co/kge5XJe8vm via @AvoidThePuddle pic.twitter.com/S7Pu0mlmvV

— Wonkey (@Flying_Wonkey) March 29, 2017

I think I skipped a video accidently so this post features both episode 15 & 16 of MBC's latest wacky online Tekken 7 FR highlight videos from South Korea.

MBC Tekken ≫ https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC98cAx2X3X7BePkuk7NuKKA

Highlights playlist ≫ https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLBdrzsiJPUHARiOmIjnE-2A-zcTj4RTvB

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Kuma Found in the Arcade Version of Tekken 7 Fated Retribution

Or what appears like an early version of Kuma. Tekken has always had these little weird stories in arcades where players would find a character in the game that weren't made playable and for Tekken 7 it seems that still lives on. A Japanese player named Peintre Celebre posted on his Twitter about how he went to go play some T7FR before work and managed to find a Kuma CPU opponent in the training mode. There's a photo and video to go with the encounter too. The Kuma found looks a lot different then the one shown in for the console version of the game so this looks like an unintended glitch in the game code. Maybe we might find more characters eventually?

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