Jeet Kune Do used by Video Game Characters

Jeet Kune Do is pretty popular in fighting games today, there is at least one game character using this Martial Art style developed mostly by Bruce Lee. Many of the game characters are also visually looking similar to him and are referred to as Bruce Lee Clones sometimes.

The first one of this kind was Kim Dragon in World Heroes (1992), followed just two months later by Liu Kang, introduced in the first Mortal Kombat game. One year later Capcom released Super Street Fighter II with Fei Long who looked even more like Bruce Lee and had some of his more popular moves shown in the movies.

A year later in 1994, Namco’s Tekken was released with Marshall Law who started to be basically the digital incarnation of Bruce Lee with Tekken 4.

Jeet Kune Do is based on different Kung Fu styles, especially Wing Chun but also combines with Boxing and Fencing techniques.

To learn a lot more about the Jeet Kune Do Martial Art, I recommend visiting the Wikipedia article about it as well, you can find it here

The list below will give you an overview of Video Game Characters using the Jeet Kune Do style

 

Video Game Characters using the Jeet Kune Do Martial Art Style which are featured on Game-Art-HQ

Fei-Long

Fei Long

Liu Kang

Marshall-Law

Marshall Law