Banished from the Dynasty, rejected by the Heralds and imprisoned by the Legion - but pain only makes him stronger. Xiang Tzu is a mountain of muscle and a master of three martial styles. After he learned about the shadow tournament, he broke the wall of the Legion's most guarded prison and broke free. He will become the champion of this world, unless of course he burns it in the flame of his rage first.
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Xiang Tzu is one of the playable characters in Shadow Fight 4: Arena. All for one and loyal to none, Xiang Tzu has responded to his rejection from all three factions by taking their martial arts into his own, combining agility, precision, and strength into a reckless and brutal style. Now that he has mastered a moveset of his own, he now seeks to take out his anger on his opponents in the Shadow Tournament.
While taking and dealing damage, Xiang Tzu gains Rage, When he accumulates a full bar of Rage, he goes on Rampage with an explosion that pushes the opponent away.
With Three Style Path talent, Xiang Tzu's staff attack grants him more rage.
With Seeing Red talent, the explosion pushes the opponent further and covers the distance of the entire map.
With Pain Is Everything talent, Xiang Tzu stabs can stab a sai into his leg to gain a lot of rage while taking damage.
Rampage
While on a Rampage, Xiang Tzu is more vulnerable to damage, but his attacks become more effective and break his opponent's block.
With Prison Shank talent, he gains a knife as ranged attack, hitting the opponent with the ranged attack in Rampage causes them to be knocked down.
With Cycle Of Rage talent, successful attacks in Rampage gives Xiang Tzu Rage.
All Or Nothing talent, successful attacks in Rampage set the opponent on fire, but Xiang Tzu becomes more vulnerable to damage.
Adrenaline In The Blood
Xiang Tzu's lost health becomes Adrenaline. The level of Adrenaline gradually decreases. Xiang Tzu's successful attacks turns some of his Adrenaline back into health.
With Adrenalin Trace talent, Xiang Tzu's lost adrenaline turn into rage.
With Immediate Payback talent, all the adrenaline turns back into health.
With Vendetta talent, the Adrenaline cannot drop down below a certain point.
With Pain Is Nothing talent, Xiang Tzu health directly turns into adrenaline instead of receiving damage, but losing adrenaline will cause Xiang Tzu to lose health.
Move list[]
Attacks
Move
Controls
Description
x3
Xiang Tzu's basic attack. Hits the opponent with two quick sai strikes. While Rampaging, he is boosted further.
Xiang Tzu's heavy attack. Leaps forward to deliver a precise sai strike. While Rampaging, Xiang Tzu is boosted further, being able to hit the opponent across the battlefield.
(Player direction) + x2
Xiang Tzu's special attack. Unleashes a flurry of blows on the opponent with sword and staff. While Rampaging, adds another attack where he knocks the opponent down and stabs them with the sai.
+
Xiang Tzu's upper attack. Drags the sword across the ground and slashes upwards. While Rampaging, becomes Unbreakable and hits further.
+ x2
Xiang Tzu's low attack. A low and very fast slash which, on hit, grabs the opponent and sets them a short distance from Xiang Tzu. While Rampaging, Xiang Tzu travels further and knocks down the opponent a distance away on hit.
(Player direction) +
Xiang Tzu's spinning attack. A short weapon flurry which moves him back a short distance. While Rampaging, Xiang Tzu moves further both while going backwards and forwards.
Xiang Tzu's ranged attack. Only available when Prison Shank talent is chosen. While Rampaging, knocks down the opponent on hit.
Talent[]
Note: Only one of the two talents can be selected at a time. This choice can be changed later.
Selection
Number of shards required
Three Styles Path
Xiang Tzu's weapons are improved:
Staff attacks grant more Rage;
Sai have an increased chance of dealing critical damage;
Swords have increased damage.
Adrenalin Trace
By losing Adrenaline, Xiang Tzu gains Rage.
5
Seeing Red
Rampage explosion pushes the opponent further away, and its radius covers the entire battlefield.
Prison Shank
Xiang Tzu gains a ranged attack. While on a Rampage, successful ranged attack knocks down the opponent.
10
Cycle of Rage
While on Rampage, successful attacks give Xiang Tzu Rage.
Immediate Payback
Any successful attacks turns all stored Adrenaline into health.
20
All Or Nothing
While on a Rampage, Xiang Tzu sets his opponent on fire with successful attacks, but becomes much more vulnerable to damage.
Vendetta
Adrenaline level cannot drop below a certain point.
30
Pain Is Everything
Xiang Tzu can stab a Sai into his leg to gain a lot of Rage, while also taking damage.
Pain Is Nothing
Now instead of damage, Xiang Tzu receives Adrenaline,. But the decrease of Adrenaline also takes away his health.
50
Strategy[]
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Remember, Xiang Tzu's Rampage should take your opponent by surprise, not you! For example, a series of blocked attacks can instantly turn into a broken block (and nose) of your opponent. The key to mastering Xiang Tzu's mad aggression is timing!
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The Mad Master forgoes shadow energy in favor of simply using pure Rage. When he gets angry enough, Xiang Tzu enters into a frenzied block-breaking Rampage, where his attacks not only break through blocks but also gain power and range, making them much harder to avoid. Even if he gets hurt, should he counter fast enough, his Adrenaline will kick in and help to restore some of his lost health.
While Xiang Tzu is at his most dangerous while Rampaging, he's no slouch in sober combat. Each of Xiang Tzu's moves are fast on startup, and deal decent damage even without his Rage.
Strengths[]
Xiang Tzu is High Attacking character.
Weaknesses[]
While Xiang Tzu's Rampages are moments where he shines the most in a given fight, it could also be the moment where he falls flat on his face. If a smart opponent is able to achieve a good distance from Xiang Tzu before his Rampage activates, it's possible they can prepare and react to him; a very disadvantageous state for Xiang Tzu, given the increased damage that can be done against him in this state!
Customization[]
Skins[]
Name
Rarity
Model
Three Styles Master
Common
Emerald Brawler
Rare
Finalist Of The Pit
Seasonal
Weapons[]
Name
Rarity
Stats
Model
Priceless Junk
Common
+5%
Emerald Arsenal
Common
+5%
Freedom Lions
Common
+5%
Reapers of Envy
Rare
+3%
+3%
+3%
Xiang Tzu restores his health when he enters the Rampage.
Kit of the Desperate
Rare
+5%
+5%
While in Rampage, Xiang Tzu takes less damage.
Stances[]
Stances
Light Warm-up
Time To Cheer Up!
Pride
Tough Morning
Snowman
Victory Poses[]
Victory Poses
Excellence
Bicep Kiss
Champion Treat
Snowball Incoming!
Holiday Surprise
Clearing the Shadows
Well-Deserved Trophy
Eternal Slumber
Here's The Cake!
Taunts[]
Taunts
Laughter
Threat
Facepalm
Thrilling Move
Keep It Up
C'mere
Rage
Happens...
Yes!
Feeling Lost
Check This Out!
Exhausting...
No Chance
Back Off
Sarcastic Clap
Not a Step Beyond!
Pay Respect
Chills
Such a Bore
Cry Baby
Call For Truce
Hey, You!
Light Up!
Come Here!
Cowardly Chicken
With Love
Dust Off the Shoulder
Cocky Dance
Emotes[]
Emotes
Voicelines[]
When unlocked:[]
"Xiang Tzu, a.k.a Mad Master, a.k.a The Immortal, e-uhhhhh...Yeah!"
When selected:[]
"Let's do this!"
"They will know my name!"
"Who's next."
"I never lose."
"What did you say to me?!"
"Ok, I'm ready!"
"Master of the three styles is here!"
"They can't stop me!"
"Time to flex those muscles!"
When the fight starts:[]
"Time for my secret technique. Well, techniques!"
"I've got more skills, more weapons, more muscles, let's go!"
"I've sacrificed more than you've ever earned."
"I'm not dumb, just...motivated."
If Xiang Tzu wins:[]
"And that's why I'm the crowd's favorite."
"I never lose. Matter of principle."
"My workouts are harder than 𝘁𝗵𝗶𝘀!"
"Xiang Tzu: 1. Losers: 0."
Trivia[]
Xiang Tzu first appears in Shadow Fight 3 as a recurring opponent. This particular form is him as the Three Styles Master, which first appears in the main quest Triple Style Fighter.
Due to Xiang Tzu's mastery of all 3 fighting styles, he is the only character in the Stories mode to utilize all 3 of the Factions' epic bonuses.