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Jaycee
Jaycee
Give me everything you've got!
Origin: USA
Fighting Style: Mixed Chinese martial art based on Xinyi Liuhe Quan and Bajiquan combined with Lucha Libre
Appears in: Tag 2, Revolution
Voiced by: Stephanie Sheh (Intro & Ending Voice), Annie Wood (Battle Voice)
A female Masked Luchador who's actually Julia Chang filling in for an injured wrestler friend.
- A Friend in Need: She is actually Julia Chang, who temporarily took on the Jaycee mask and persona to replace the real Jaycee while the latter was injured, after their friend begged Julia to do so for Jaycee's fans.
- Ass Kicks You: Several of her moves feature this, including a hip check, and a dropping butt crush.
- Canon Immigrant: An interesting case; the "Jaycee" persona for Julia was created specially for Tag 2, mostly in order to allow Michelle to return with her classic moveset intact, while Julia got new moves in addition to her own. The persona and plot involving her ended up becoming canon in 7.
- Foreshadowing: Her true identity can easily be spotted with that alias, her familiar green necklace, her overall size and physique, her basic moveset combined with luchador skills, and her recycled voice clips.
- Depending on the Writer: Whether or not she enjoys being a wrestler depends on the ending. On her own she was hesitant to become one and doesn't seem particularly happy to be one, but in Michelle's ending, Jaycee gladly suggests for her to become a wrestler alongside her.
- Divergent Character Evolution: Is this to Michelle, as Jaycee gets more wrestling related moves while Michelle has a more traditional Chang moveset.
- Legacy Character: There were at least two Jaycees, Julia and the woman whom she replaced that was injured. The count goes to three if you include Michelle wearing the mask.
- Loved by All: The closest thing to this trope in Tag 2 alongside Panda and Wang. Both Jaycee and Panda have among the highest amount of positive netsu at seven, with Mokujin, King, Armor King, Marduk, Ganryu, Leo and Panda being the characters who like Jaycee. Wang has the highest amount of positive netsu at nine, but unlike him, both Jaycee and Panda don't have anyone who dislikes them (Heihachi and Kazuya are the only characters who hate Wang). Amusingly enough, Panda likes Jaycee but unfortunately it's not mutual. If DLCs didn't have neutral netsu then most definitely Michelle would be another character who likes her.
- Stripperiffic: Her outfit. Really contrasting with Julia, who's mostly more reserved.
Sebastian
Sebastian
Leaving would be in your best interest.
Origin: Monaco
Fighting Style: "Street Fighting"
Appears in: Tag 2
Voiced by: Gideon Emery (6), Serge Bourrier (Tag 2)
Lili's butler from Monaco. Typically he follows Lili to fights and observes from the side. Aside from that, not much else is known about him.
Unlocked as a time-release DLC character in a patch for Tekken Tag Tournament 2 on October 9, 2012. He fights using Lili's Tekken 5: Dark Resurrection moveset with a few exclusive taunts where he bows.
- Ascended Extra: He made a few appearances in Lili's prologues and endings, but Tag 2 marks his first playable appearance.
- Battle Butler: Lili's butler, who's skilled in street fighting like his mistress.
- Early-Bird Cameo: He first appears in Tekken 6 Lili's ending.
- Hidden Depths: Tag 2 Wang's ending reveals that he feels content in life just by being Lili's butler, but the possibility of becoming immortal appeals to him.
- I Shall Taunt You: He has a couple of taunts, including one where he bows down to his opponent while making a "the exit is this way" hand gesture (like the one he does in his CG art up there).
- Moveset Clone: He fights using the same style as his mistress Lili, with only a few different moves for variety.
- Satellite Character: There's not much else to him other than being Lili's butler.
- Rule of Funny: Just seeing him in action is absolutely hilarious — an old man in a suit spinning around like a ballerina.
- "Well Done, Son" Guy: In his TTT2 ending, where his victory in the tournament puts Lili in an apparently sullen mood while they're driving someplace. To cheer her up, he tries turning on the radio, but every station has announcers singing Sebastian's praises, much to his consternation. After they arrive at their destination, Lili takes a moment to give him a curt "Congratulations" before walking away, to which he responds with sincere gratitude.
