tekken tag tournament 2 jaycee partner specific arts

What’s that? Oh yeah, we’re talking about a fighting game franchise.Īnna dons a stunning red dress with a gold liner and a rather large bow on the small of her back. A rivalry that usually ends up with Nina taking a surprise polaroid of Anna coming out of the shower, Nina pulling off Anna’s bikini top in front of a bunch of dudes, or Nina stealing Anna’s shoes and then pretending she doesn’t know anything about it. Instead of a future release, the back of the box simply offers a look at Nina Williams, no doubt trying to capitalize on the odd rivalry between the two sisters. You get windows on the front, top and right side panels allowing a pretty good look at the statue. While Anna has appeared in just about every Tekken release to date (excluding Tekken 4), the package is branded, as usual, with the Tekken Tag Tournament 2 logo. Koto uses a black box to distinguish the Street Fighter and Tekken lines from the Marvel and DC ones. The packaging is right in line with what we’ve been seeing. Anyway, Today I’m pressing on with my fifth statue in the Tekken series: The younger of the two Williams sisters, Anna. There are actually a couple Tekken statues I’m missing, but given the high prices on the secondary market, may end up writing those off. I’m now pursuing these on four fronts: Marvel, DC, Street Fighter, and Tekken, and I’m falling a few statues behind. Koto continues to challenge my finances and shelf space with their never ending flood of Bishoujo Statues.

Tekken tag tournament 2 jaycee partner specific arts