Ip Man/Characters: Difference between revisions

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* [[Nice Guy]]

* [[Not So Stoic]]: He was often calm and collected but he finally loses it when he saw {{spoiler|Liu being shot trying to pick up a bag of rice he won.}}

* [[One Man Army]]: He can literally defeat dozens of martial artists single-handedly.

* [[One-Man Army]]: He can literally defeat dozens of martial artists single-handedly.

* [[Parental Neglect]]: He seems to be this at first regarding his son. To the point that his wife called him out on it.

* [[Proud Warrior Race Guy]]: Albeit a sweet and kind-hearted example.

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A businessman who owns a cotton mill being plagued by Jin's bandits. His family flees to Hong Kong with Ip Man's family but he is shot in the head by a Japanese soldier. This causes him to forget his family and friends, thinking that everyone he sees is Japanese.

* [[Easy Amnesia]]: He is cured after hearing Ip Man beat Twister on the radio.

* [[Tis Only a Bullet In The Brain]]

* [['Tis Only a Bullet In The Brain]]

=== Jin Shanzhao ===

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* [[Heel Face Turn]]

* [[Henpecked Husband]]: Even though he accuses Ip Man of being one in the first film, he becomes one himself in the second.

* [[Hey ~~Its~~ That Guy]]: Yup, that's the same super-strong boy who literally punched his way out of prison in ''[[The Story of Ricky]]'' 17 years ago...

* [[Hey It's That Guy]]: Yup, that's the same super-strong boy who literally punched his way out of prison in ''[[The Story of Ricky]]'' 17 years ago...

* [[Jerkass]]: In the first movie.

* [[Love Redeems]]: ''"Thank you for knocking some sense into me all those years ago. Now that I'm married, I'm a responsible man with a family now!!"''

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=== General Miura ===

The Japanese general in Fo-Shan who was also a martial arts enthusiast. He often took Chinese martial artists to his building to fight against their Japanese counterparts. Played by Hiroyuki Ikeuchi.

* [[Anti Villain]]: He respects Chinese martial artists as brother warriors, and would rather have them be integrated into the Japanese Empire as such rather than killed as enemies.

* [[Anti-Villain]]: He respects Chinese martial artists as brother warriors, and would rather have them be integrated into the Japanese Empire as such rather than killed as enemies.

* [[Authority Equals Asskicking]]: He turned out to be much more of a skilled martial artist then the other Japanese ones.

* [[Badass]]

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* [[Good Old Fisticuffs]]: In contrast with the kung fu the Chinese use, Twister sticks to boxing and manages to {{spoiler|murder Hung Lei-Nang}} and hold his own against Ip.

* [[Interplay of Sex and Violence]]: He clearly gains intense sexual pleasure from bullying and murdering Chinese Warriors.

* [[~~Its~~ All About Me]]

* [[It's All About Me]]

* [[Jerkass]]

* [[Karma Houdini]]: Doesn't die, or even get crippled, for murdering Master Hung Lei-Nang.

* [[Lack of Empathy]]

* [[Lightning Bruiser]]: The Twister can take and dish it out well while still being fast enough to keep up with Master Hung and Ip.

* [[Politically Incorrect Villain]]: He has a general distaste of Chinese martial arts and culture in general where he consistently mocked them.

* [[Politically-Incorrect Villain]]: He has a general distaste of Chinese martial arts and culture in general where he consistently mocked them.

* [[Put the Laughter In Slaughter]]: Publically and happily gloats that he's going to murder ''every'' Chinese Warrior in Hong Kong in a rematch that is meant to clear his name.

* [[Red Baron]]: Twister

* [[Sex Is Violence]]

* [[The Sociopath]]

* [[Screw the Rules I Have Connections]]: See [[For the Evulz]] for more details.

* [[Screw the Rules, I Have Connections]]: See [[For the Evulz]] for more details.

=== "Fatso" ===