Chinaman was Dead Cell's CQB specialist and mystic, who was killed in October 2008, six months before the Big Shell Incident.
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| - Chinaman was Dead Cell's CQB specialist and mystic, who was killed in October 2008, six months before the Big Shell Incident.
- A Chinaman could be, literally, a "man from China". (TV: The Talons of Weng-Chiang) However, the word had an entirely different meaning in the sport of cricket. In that context it was, as the Fifth Doctor once explained to Turlough, an "off break ball bowled by a left-hand at a right-handed batsman". (AUDIO: Phantasmagoria) At some point before his fifth incarnation, he "used to bowl a very good Chinaman" and once took five wickets for New South Wales. (TV: Four to Doomsday)
- Chinaman fue Dead Cell s CQB especialista y místico, que fue asesinado seis meses antes de los acontecimientos del Incidente Big Shell
- <default>Chinaman</default> Beschreibung Aktueller Status Bürgerlicher Name Auch bekannt als Staatsangehörigkeit Mitgliedschaft(en) Spiel-Serie Augenfarbe Haarfarbe Auftritte Erster Auftritt Erfunden von Gestaltet von Sprecher (EN) Sprecher (JPN) Sprecher (DE) Motion capture Live action Chinaman (* unbekannt; † Oktober 2008) war ein Mitglied der ehemaligen Spezialeinheit Dead Cell. Er starb während eines Überaschungsangriffs auf Dead Cell. Er beherrschte einige altchinesische Kampftechniken sehr gut, woher auch sein Name stammte. Eigentlich war er Vietnamese.
- A shady vendor, working out of a rough shelter in Venice, Newport. The Chinaman, a talkative man dressed in a traditional green outfit with a long white beard, boasts that he can get hold of anything for anyone. Most of his merchandise consists of bots and mechanical gear, something like an open air version of Olivia DeMarco's store, but whereas Olivia specialises in bots and Watillas, the Chinaman sells a lot of mobiles. The Chinaman is voiced by Wes Parker.
- China Man appeared with three other DEVO characters in at least three confirmed shows in 1975
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* 1975-04-04 "Boogie Boy, China Man, Jungle Jim, & The Clown" perform before two consecutive showings of the film "Pink Flamingos" directed by John Waters
* 1975-09-31 "Booji Boy, The Clown, Jungle Jim and The Chinaman" wore blue worksuits at the WHK Auditorium (WMMS-FM Halloween Party), Cleveland, OH G.V.C. was seen donning the eyeglasses in later performances.
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| - Chinaman was Dead Cell's CQB specialist and mystic, who was killed in October 2008, six months before the Big Shell Incident.
- A Chinaman could be, literally, a "man from China". (TV: The Talons of Weng-Chiang) However, the word had an entirely different meaning in the sport of cricket. In that context it was, as the Fifth Doctor once explained to Turlough, an "off break ball bowled by a left-hand at a right-handed batsman". (AUDIO: Phantasmagoria) At some point before his fifth incarnation, he "used to bowl a very good Chinaman" and once took five wickets for New South Wales. (TV: Four to Doomsday)
- A shady vendor, working out of a rough shelter in Venice, Newport. The Chinaman, a talkative man dressed in a traditional green outfit with a long white beard, boasts that he can get hold of anything for anyone. Most of his merchandise consists of bots and mechanical gear, something like an open air version of Olivia DeMarco's store, but whereas Olivia specialises in bots and Watillas, the Chinaman sells a lot of mobiles. The Chinaman is the only person on the Bridges who will talk to Zoë - most of the homeless refuse to speak to a rich kid like her, and a young boy who is hoping to get his gang name and join the Shakespeareans threatens her away. The Chinaman cautions Zoë that he won't sell her drugs, as it's big business in Venice these days, and he won't risk it. However he's happy enough to trade nearly-top-notch cloaking software, courtesy of Olivia, for an electronic lockpick, though he throws in some directions to the Fringe Cafe for free. The Chinaman is voiced by Wes Parker.
- Chinaman fue Dead Cell s CQB especialista y místico, que fue asesinado seis meses antes de los acontecimientos del Incidente Big Shell
- China Man appeared with three other DEVO characters in at least three confirmed shows in 1975
* 1975
* 1975-04-04 "Boogie Boy, China Man, Jungle Jim, & The Clown" perform before two consecutive showings of the film "Pink Flamingos" directed by John Waters
* 1975-09-31 "Booji Boy, The Clown, Jungle Jim and The Chinaman" wore blue worksuits at the WHK Auditorium (WMMS-FM Halloween Party), Cleveland, OH G.V.C. was seen donning the eyeglasses in later performances. The novelty glasses worn by Gerald V. Casale appear in "The Office " episode "The Dundies" (2005), worn by Steve Carell playing Michael Scott. The frames of the novelty glasses were worn by Mark Mothersbaugh in the oh, no! it's DEVO videos and album cover.
- <default>Chinaman</default> Beschreibung Aktueller Status Bürgerlicher Name Auch bekannt als Staatsangehörigkeit Mitgliedschaft(en) Spiel-Serie Augenfarbe Haarfarbe Auftritte Erster Auftritt Erfunden von Gestaltet von Sprecher (EN) Sprecher (JPN) Sprecher (DE) Motion capture Live action Chinaman (* unbekannt; † Oktober 2008) war ein Mitglied der ehemaligen Spezialeinheit Dead Cell. Er starb während eines Überaschungsangriffs auf Dead Cell. Er beherrschte einige altchinesische Kampftechniken sehr gut, woher auch sein Name stammte. Eigentlich war er Vietnamese.
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