| Nationality |
Chinese |
| Date of Birth |
Jan 5 |
| Height/Weight |
5'5" / 172 LB |
| Measurements |
37-40-38 |
| Fighting Style |
Xinyi Liuhe Quan |
| Occupation |
Used bookstore owner |
| Favorite Food |
Mabo Tofu |
| Hobby |
Chinese Painting |
Gen Fu may appear to be just a feeble shop owner, but this master of Xinyi Liuhe Quan is no one to patronize.
No one knows the reason why Gen Fu recently came out of retirement to enter the Dead or Alive Tournament, nor would anyone guess about the dream that haunts Gen Fu nightly... his granddaughter Mei Lin, lying in her bed in agony... The harsh reality forces him to fight again in order to save his granddaughter's life.
Gen Fu left his native China in 1976. He barely made his escape before his cohorts were caught and imprisoned under the misnomer "gang of Four."
No one knows the reason why Gen Fu recently came out of retirement. No one would guess about the dream that haunts Gen Fu nightly. Only his closest enemies suspect that something profound must have caused the old man to come out of his retirement. (Could it have anything to do with the tragedy surrounding his granddaughter Mei Lin?)
Gen Fu may appear to be just a feeble shop owner, but this master of Shin-I Rokugo Ken is no one to patronize... he never misses an opportunity to test his lethal acumen.
The player is shown the ending text In the Dead or Alive arcade game if the game is set to Japanese.
Translation by Oni_Dino said:
“It’s finally over...”
As he looked down at the tournament organizer’s defeated bodyguard, a rather pleasant sense of fatigue washed over Gen Fu. His fists were as sharp as ever. And thanks to this victory, Gen Fu’s spirit was healed of the painful memories that scarred him.
“Don’t you worry, Mei Lin. I’m on my way home.”
Mentally, Gen Fu was already back in that hospital in his hometown. He could now save the life of his young granddaughter with the prize money.
He no longer had a need to fight. Gen Fu clenched his fists tightly and took a step forward with conviction...
