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TEKKEN 6 HEIHACHI MOVIE
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Badass Family: The Mishima clan, natch.

Badass and Child Duo: Jack carries around a little girl whose parents he killed and who he subsequently adopted.

Or stomps on his crotch with her stiletto heels. In fact, he gains health when Nina kicks him in the crotch.

Ax Crazy: Bryan, complete with awesomely evil laugh.

Asskicking Equals Authority: This is how you take control of the Mishima Zaibatsu.

Done again with Mokujin's western animation inspired Tekken 6 ending.

Art Shift: For some reason, Xiaoyu's ending in Tekken 3 is in a 2D anime style with lots of Super-Deformed.

TEKKEN 6 HEIHACHI MOVIE

Arrogant Kung Fu Guy: Feng, who was actually based on evil, arrogant kung fu movie villains.

Of course, he is Heihachi's secret son and so has inherited the Mishima blood (and hair).

Special mention must go to new guy Lars, who looks like a Super Sayian.

Anime Hair: Pretty much all of the Mishima kin, as well as Paul.

Possibly justified in that she's enrolled in a Japanese high school, having been taken to Japan personally by Heihachi after she impressed him by knocking out all of his security personnel on a Mishima Zaibatsu boat she snuck aboard. She doesn't even speak any form of Chinese.

Anime Chinese Girl: Xiaoyu, despite being arguably the most stereotypically Japanese character.

And Your Reward Is Clothes: Taken to an extreme in Tekken 6.

All Love Is Unrequited: There's Kuma for Panda, Ganryu for Michelle, and later her replacement Julia, and Xiaoyu for Jin.

Alliteration: Tekken Tag Tournament and its sequel.

The series' many, many characters can all be found here. The movie saw a limited theatrical release, but will see most of its distribution via DVD and Blu-ray releases later in 2011, as well as being bundled with Tekken Hybrid (a Blu-ray which also includes Tekken Tag Tournament HD and a demo of Tekken Tag Tournament 2) and Tekken 3D: Prime Edition.

TEKKEN 6 HEIHACHI SERIES

An updated version of Tekken Tag Tournament 2, Tekken Tag Tournament 2 Unlimited is set to be released soon for consoles, featuring handicap matches, one on one battles and character re-balancing.įurthermore, a 3D CG movie based on the series (and developed by Namco itself) premiered in July 2011, called Tekken: Blood Vengeance, a canonical movie expanding on the series lore of the Devil Gene. Lastly, but certainly not least, the series is finally going head-to-head with its old rival, in the form of Street Fighter X Tekken and Tekken X Street Fighter, 2 separate Crossover games developed by Capcom and Namco respectively.

Nintendo fans are finally seeing some Tekken love for the first time since Tekken Advance also, with Tekken 3D: Prime Edition for the Nintendo 3DS and a title for the Wii U currently in development. Lately, the series has been going from strength to strength Tekken Tag Tournament 2 was confirmed in late 2010 to much fanfare and approval, and looks to be one of the most expansive and exciting entries of the series so far. The series has often been derided by the father of the Dead or Alive series, Tomonobu Itagaki however, other fighting game developers (such as Mortal Kombat co-creator Ed Boon), enjoy the series. Ports were exclusively to the PlayStation consoles until the 6th installment, which received an Xbox 360 port.

It has also spawned 3 separate movies one traditionally animated, one live-action and the most recent a CG movie. The series contains six games so far, as well as a dream tag match game called Tekken Tag Tournament, and a seventh game on the way. Tekken has been extremely successful in arcades (and later in console ports), with characters' fighting styles influenced by real life martial arts. The fourth deals with the return of Kazuya, and later games continue to cover the struggle inside the Mishima family, with the Devil Gene complicating matters. The third game takes place after a Time Skip and deals with Kazuya's son, Jin Kazama. Heihachi, too late to realize Kazuya's devilish power, was soundly beaten and was thrown by Kazuya into the same ravine where he was thrown by Heihachi.Įventually, Heihachi comes back and reclaims his place, killing Kazuya by throwing him into a volcano. Having been thrown into a ravine when he was only five years old by Heihachi himself, Kazuya made a Deal with the Devil, survived, and trained himself so he could exact revenge. As it turns out, the tournament winner is in fact his disgruntled son Kazuya Mishima. The game's plot starts with the Mishima Zaibatsu, a conglomerate of the Mishima family, run by Heihachi Mishima, sponsoring a tournament called King of Iron Fist. Tekken is one of Namco's most popular franchises, and possibly the most successful 3D Fighting Game series.