Wow you people should learn the difference between form and styles. Like Make and Model. Learn the history of the Martial Arts then learn Forms and Styles. If you cannot decipher between Form, Styles and Arts then you have lost this blog long back at reply one. Remember that also others have influences new ones.

Those who can make you believe absurdities can make you commit atrocities.
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French author, humanist, rationalist, & satirist (1694 - 1778)

People like to see things that they can relate too, personally i'd like to see more "real" styles and less made up ones (i.e. shotokan rather than mishima style fighting karate)

Kung Fu??
I don't think it has

LOL. Kung Fu is every martial art in the game.

How bout Tai Ji Quan, like Lei Fang

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Ta Chi. IDK for sure if it's already in or not.

Tai Chi is not a fighting style, it's like, a way of life, I think you can say it. Meditiation is the better word.

Tai Ji Quan is a fighting style.

What about a style based on a sport like a soccer player or something like that? Rival schools had some pretty cool fighters. And what about a traditional samurai? I know Yoshimitsu has a sword but I don't think anyone would say he's...conventional lol

Brazilian Jiu-jitsu, tai chi (would be awesome to see exaggerated combat forms), jeet kune do (Bruce Lee style), kung fu (already mentioned) and kickboxing.

Ninjitsu?..oh I forgot Raven's ninjitsu>.<

It's Bruce's style too.