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I found her easy for me.
DLC usually are not so important, but Leroy Smith joined in the base roster and from the last trailer seems to have an important part in the story related with Jin
Things are always " important " until they aren't, Michelle's necklace was very important, that girl being Jins cousin and able to suppress the devil gene was also very important, the exorcism group of Claudio is also very important, but then again it isn't, Azazel was very important and now he is a demon fox trapped inside Naruto
But as far as actually story involvement
https://polygamia.pl/premier-polski-w-tekken-7-nowe-informacje-prosto-od-tworcow-dla-polygamia-pl,6616941361867360a
Gdy skończyliśmy robić "Tekkena 5" [wydany w 2005 r. - red.], zaczęliśmy pracować nad szkicem rozwoju "Tekkena 6" i przeprowadziliśmy różne badania rynkowe. Skupiłem się na dwóch punktach: "kraje, w których liczba graczy najprawdopodobniej wzrośnie w przyszłości" oraz "kraje, w których 'Tekken' nie jest jeszcze zbyt popularny".
Wówczas wśród odpowiedzi pojawiała się właśnie "Polska". Stąd wziął się pomysł, by stworzyć postać specjalnie dla graczy z waszego kraju.
Ale w tamtym czasie nie wiedziałem o Polsce prawie nic, poza podstawowymi faktami z książek. Doszedłem do wniosku, że nie będę w stanie zrobić dobrej postaci do gry, mając zerową wiedzę o kraju. Musiałem więc poświęcić trochę czasu, by zmienić ten stan rzeczy.
When we finished making "Tekken 5 "[released in 2005 - ed.], we began to work on a draft of the development of" Tekken 6 " and conducted various market research. I focused on two points: "countries where the number of players is likely to increase in the future" and "countries where Tekken is not yet very popular".
At that time, "Poland"was among the answers. Hence the idea to create a character specifically for players from your country.
A skoro już mówimy o wizycie. Była taka zupa o nazwie żurek, którą jadłem w Polsce. Miała niezapomniany smak, jestem przekonany, że wielu Japończyków by go pokochało. Zamawiałem ją każdego dnia w Polsce i byłbym przeszczęśliwy, gdybym mógł ją jeść także w Japonii.
A czemu akurat postać pani premier? Jest wiele państw na świecie, w których to kobieta była na takim właśnie stanowisku.
Speaking of visiting. There was a soup called Zurek that I ate in Poland. It had an unforgettable taste, I'm sure many Japanese would have loved it. I ordered it every day in Poland and I would be very happy if I could also eat it in Japan.
Why the Prime Minister's character? There are many countries in the world where a woman has held this position.
There were two reasons. First of all, we wanted to have a character that would represent the country in the future storyline as well. That's why I decided it would be the Prime Minister.
there .
The ordeal is Kazuya wants a world war vs him . shes a political figure . also speculation her parents died in a downed plane . they were also political . raven likes planes thats how he "gets around".
My guess the depth of the secrets and story will be part of DLC like Lucky Chloe, Lidia, Eliza, and id guess someone close to Renia. 4 season passes and 4 large story ordeals .
The end of days is the theme more or less so we have WW3
Ogre is back as well but that was hinted all the way back from the trailer scene
:D
Let me find an english source tied to the mention of soup since that was clearly important to Hardra ..
https://www.reddit.com/r/Tekken/comments/m35m5b/haradas_interview_to_polish_media_talks_about_why/
https://www.dualshockers.com/tekken-7-poland-character-teaser/
"I must win for the people of Poland" :)
Because if your supposition about her importance to Tekken 8 have to do with an article from 2005 I'm gonna call you as a liar who simply fabricates facts from a non existent reality, for what purpose I don't know but ok
lol I have no problem with you calling me what ever I'm sure people who can read can google and figure the rest simply from the soup I offered.
Sir this is a wendys
Let me find an english source tied to the soup kid..
https://www.reddit.com/r/Tekken/comments/m35m5b/haradas_interview_to_polish_media_talks_about_why/
https://www.dualshockers.com/tekken-7-poland-character-teaser/
I mean What Did you think she meant when "I must win for the people of Poland" meant after Kazua went off the rails ..
The anime hints at his solidification of the story
Jin was trained by Leroy
Hints? What's hints? Which scene scenes proves Leroy importantance to anything?
I was just curious if you knew any of the lore, or any backstory of the interviews.
Official Website Profile (Japanese; US English)
Leroy Smith is extolled as a hero for freeing New York from the clutches of gangs. When he finds out that the Mishima Zaibatsu was the ringleader behind the war that tore the city apart half a century ago, he decides to participate in The King of Iron Fist Tournament with the sole purpose of taking them down.
Then Heihachi Mishima, the head of the Mishima Zaibatsu, suddenly disappears. G Corp takes advantage of this situation and overthrows the Mishima Zaibatsu. G Corp continues its invasion, and soon the whole world will be ruled by its iron fist. After learning that Heihachi's son, Kazuya Mishima, is the leader of G Corp, Leroy and his dog, Sugar, know what they must do to restore peace in the world.
The difference is Lidia was by Haradra confirmed she has a plot point in the future while interviewed in Poland which I did try to link and translate for conveniences.