This week I made a quick video for @BattleLoungePDX for the EVO competition in Las Vegas! This is a great example for why I’m buying new mics this week!
Thank you to @Anya_Tekken for sharing this, it is greatly appreciated!
We take this matter very seriously! It is extremely disrespectful to all the competitors who participate in tournaments and TOs who run TWT dojos properly by the book!
We request @BNEesports to issue a full competive ban from TWT to Lemus Alexander, Divine Exocrist and take proper action against the parties involved.
We want to continue to support @TEKKEN & TWT but if these things keep happening with no consequences it effects everyone in the competitive scene and we cannot support it if no action is taken!
Going forward we will no longer allow @LemusAlexanderF & @DivineExorcist4 to participate in all of Kanme's brackets indefinitely!
Honestly Bandai Namco is just going to remove the Regional Qualifier Format at this point
Shoutout Raef Allidar DivineExorcist & Lemus, TWT Regional Qualifier is a joke
I really, REALLY didn't want it to come to this, but here we are.
I want to address concerns about possible fake participants being added to Mexican dojos to help @DivineExorcist4 qualify for the Tekken World Tour.
First, @deerarmyesports is not involved in any of this. We have always marked every DQ, reported attendance accurately, and done everything by the book, even when that meant losing a higher points tier in every single one of our Dojos.
We reported similar concerns about dojos in Panama last year, but no action was taken. I understand the frustration this has caused, but it does not justify doing the same here. We have already reported our concerns involving Divine to Bandai Namco officials as well.
The events I am referring to are Fist of Lion 2 and Boneless Dojo.
Fist of Lion 2 had several unconfirmed accounts that raised concerns about whether those entrants were real participants. The event also was not shared with a large portion of our community, which made me question whether participation was being deliberately limited to help Divine secure the points.
For Boneless Dojo, I noticed suspicious participant entries being added while monitoring registration. The participant list was then made private. This raised concerns that the event might be aiming for the 64+ tier without enough actual attendees.
For context, even at SFactor, the biggest event in our country, we fell short of that tier after I correctly marked every DQ. When 64+ points were awarded by mistake, I immediately reported the error. That is the standard I have always held myself and our events to.
Separately, a TO from northern Mexico contacted me to report that @LemusAlexanderF, Divine’s brother, had approached him about hosting dojos with fake participants. According to this TO, the requests included whether they could “not DQ people that don't show up” and whether they had photos of a full venue that could be submitted as attendance evidence. The TO told me he refused. I'm hoping Namco could accept the conversation as evidence but I remember something similar happened with @SergieMazter and Namco officials did not take action.
I am sharing these concerns because they affect players who spend their own money and time competing honestly, and it affects the community reputation as a whole.
As someone who has spent years organizing a large portion of Mexico’s tournaments, it hurts to have to speak about this within our own community. I care about our players and want to see them qualify, but it has to be earned FAIRLY.
Japan gets Amuro for participation, top 8 qualifying for worlds and B03 Sideboard for the whole tournament.
The west gets treated like second class citizens.
Make our finals B03 sideboard for the whole event, and if it's still possible to do so also give us participation Amuro.
Fix this Bandai before players walk away. The social media backlash tells you all you need to know about this.
#GCG @official_BCG_EN@official_BCG_JP@GUNDAM_GCG_ENG@GUNDAM_GCG_JP
@6ARAKIN_TWITCHH That’s none of your business.
But since we’re asking questions, why are you still so stupid?
Oh, don’t bother answering. It’d just be a waste of time.
*Muted*
I'm a free agent! Thought Andromeda Esports was a good opportunity to support my goals as a competitor, but they disbanded. I'll keep training in the meantime and hope another opportunity arises. If any teams are interested feel free to DM me!
Lately, I’ve occasionally been watching some Tag 2 videos, although most of the time I just find myself zoning out while watching 6BR deathmatch videos. The other day, I came across a combo video featuring Ganryu and Bob, and I was curious about who would have made a video with such an unusual pairing, so I clicked on it.
It turned out to be footage from my very first trip to the US, at MLG Dallas House of Goons, filmed by someone there. I remember all the faces, but unfortunately, I can’t remember the names. Thank you so much for recording this.
I’d also like to express my gratitude to everyone, including idmaxi, who preserves and shares these old videos like pieces of history in a museum. I truly treasure watching them.
There are two other episodes besides this one, and both captured moments I had completely forgotten about. It made me genuinely happy to be able to revisit those memories.
I haven’t played Tekken since returning from Paris. I think it’s been over two months now. During this time, I’ve been putting many things in order, and my health, which had deteriorated, has also improved considerably.
I don’t think I’ve ever gone this long without launching the game.
It’s not because I find Tekken 8 uninteresting or uncomfortable to play. Regardless of the past, the present, or the future, my feelings about that have nothing to do with it. I love every installment of Tekken, and that is something that will never change.
I haven’t fully recovered yet, but once I’m physically well enough to play again, I’ll return and give it my best, as I always have.
As always, I’m deeply grateful to all my followers for your continued support.
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X-Men and Gundam Voice Legend Michael Kopsa Sadly Passed Away Four Years Ago Today at 66 🎙️🕊️
Michael Kopsa built an unusually versatile career across anime dubbing, Western animation, video games, and live-action television. Anime fans knew his commanding voice as Char Aznable in Mobile Suit Gundam and Char’s Counterattack, while superhero audiences heard him as Hank McCoy / Beast in X-Men: Evolution.
His voice could move easily from heroes and military figures to villains and eccentric supporting characters, with memorable work across Ninjago, Death Note, Inuyasha, MegaMan NT Warrior, Galaxy Angel, and Littlest Pet Shop.
Some of his memorable voice roles included:
• Beast / Hank McCoy — X-Men: Evolution
• Char Aznable — Mobile Suit Gundam / Char’s Counterattack
• Samukai / Vex — Ninjago
• Controller — Iron Man: Armored Adventures
• Takeshi Ooi — Death Note — English Dub
• Ovan — .hack//Roots — English Dub
• Commander Volcott O’Huey — Galaxy Angel
• Aeolia Schenberg — Mobile Suit Gundam 00
• Roger Baxter — Littlest Pet Shop
• Goshinki / Byakko / Mezu — Inuyasha
• LaserMan.EXE / PharaohMan.EXE — MegaMan NT Warrior
• Yakon — Dragon Ball Z — Ocean Dub
• Propheci / Reepyr — Dragon Booster
• Lavin Skee — Planet Hulk
• Baron Von Ravendale — Barbie in Princess Power
His live-action work was just as extensive:
• Captain Windmark — Fringe
• Ned Cecil — Fantastic Four
• Paul Klein — Watchmen
• Deputy Secretary of Defense — Apollo 18
• Jerk Driver — Rise of the Planet of the Apes
Four years later, his voice still connects remarkably different worlds, from Char Aznable’s battlefield intensity and Beast’s intelligence to the villains, fathers, commanders, and creatures that filled out decades of animation.
Remembering Michael Kopsa, 1956–2022. 🎙️🕊️
Tekken 6 rollback is out on Arkadyzja
If you had problems running t6recomp and dont mind psp gfx - thats something for you. Your character wont turn into a meatball.
- Windows & Linux native
- Texture pack supported aswell
https://t.co/LDEN3Ksxt0
Have fun :)