Tekken boss Katsuhiro Harada and game designer Michael Murray recently revealed how they tried to bring KFC’s Colonel Sanders as a fighter but were ultimately rejected.
During an interview with The Gamer, Katsuhiro Harada revealed that he had an idea to include KFC’s iconic mascot, Colonel Sanders, in the Tekken roster. To pitch this character, he visited the head office in Japan. However, Harada’s proposal was met with disapproval, as he received a “bad look”, and the idea was ultimately rejected.
Murray provided more context, stating that the people at KFC’s headquarters “weren’t very open to the idea” when Harada attempted to include Colonel Sanders in the Tekken roster. However, Colonel Sanders appeared in other games after that discussion, leading Murray to believe that “maybe it was just him fighting against someone” was the problem. He concluded, “It just goes to show how difficult these types of discussions are.”
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