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Daniel Feldman is a challenger in the Underground Ring of Purgatory. He is a fugitive from the United States who's wanted for first degree murder.

Biography[]

Daniel Feldman was an American "white hat" hacker who traveled the world consulting for companies on their computer network security. One day, as part of a training exercise at a classified defense contractor, he stumbled into a top-secret military network and discovered secrets... secrets he was not allowed to know. To silence him, government operatives framed him for first-degree murder and ensured he would spend a decade in federal Supermax prison.

He bided his time in prison, spending all day bodybuilding, practicing martial arts, and studying Japanese. When he was released on parole, he knew he could never live a normal life in the United States again. He took the first flight to Tokyo to join the yakuza, using his hacker experience to rapidly attain a high rank in the organization.

As for why he is fighting in the coliseum, only the Florist knows the answers.

Fighting Style[]

Yakuza 1[]

Feldman uses Yuya's fighting style, but has a few extra attacks, consisting of

  • Hayashi's spinning lariat damage reversal
  • two front grab Heat Actions
    • a sit-out powerbomb
    • the generic suplex
  • Majima's downed attack
  • two downed Heat Actions
    • a giant swing when near Kiryu's legs
    • an elbow drop to the back of Kiryu's head when near his upper body

Feldman doesn't use Yuya's front grab jumping body slam Heat Action, rear release German Suplex Heat Action or his downed body press. Instead, Feldman uses the generic German Suplex as a rear grapple attack.

Yakuza 2[]

Feldman still uses Yuya's triple chop combo, but uses Kazuma Kiryu's dropkick instead of a running punch or running body press.

Yakuza Kiwami[]

Feldman uses Rikiya Shimabukuro's wrestler fighting style with Masato Aizawa's guard reversal.

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Yakuza[]

Yakuza Kiwami[]

Notes[]


References[]

  1. Ryu Ga Gotoku Studio, formerly New Entertainment R&D, Yakuza (2005; Tokyo: SEGAWP, 2006), PlayStation 2/PlayStation 3/Wii U.
  2. 2.0 2.1 2.2 Ryu Ga Gotoku Studio, Yakuza Kiwami (2016; Tokyo: SEGAWP, 2017), PlayStation 3/PlayStation 4/Windows/Xbox One/Amazon Luna.

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Trivia[]

  • His appearance seems to be based on a professional wrestler in WWE, Big Show.