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Lili Rochefort

Lili is the only daughter of a wealthy and pacifistic oil manufactuer. She resides in a very luxurious suburban mansion with her father and her butler, Sebastian. At the age of 12, Lili struggled violently to free herself from a group of thugs, and she unexpectedly takes out one of her captors. At that moment, she first realized she took pleasure in defeating her opponents. Lili only wants to please her father, but she knows that he dislikes fighting because he wants his daughter to be a prim and proper lady, not a convict. Her desire to fight could not be restrained, and for this reason, she secretly used her family's private jet to travel abroad to take part in worldwide street fighting tournaments, which she enjoyed immensely. This was done under the guise of a vacation from her homeland. One day, after defeating an opponent in San Francisco, she acquired an invitation to the King of Iron Fist Tournament 5. Lili noticed that the head of the tournament, the Mishima Zaibatsu, had caused her father much problems in the past. With the assumption of the Mishima Zaibatsu being a useful potential asset to her father, she was determined to take part in the tournament and win to put an end to her father's business situation.

However, her chances of winning the tournament is completely crushed at the clutches of Asuka Kazama. To make matters worse, her father discovered that she volunteered in the tournament, and as a consequence he prohibits her from leaving home, thwarting her chances of a confrontation with Asuka. Sometime later, the Mishima Zaibatsu seizes the oil fields her father owned. Rochefort Enterprises fall into disarray, and Lili's father (*who was ordered to cope with the hijacking*) collapsed from serious anxiety. Lili, who is concerned about her father's pacifistic persona, believes that if she were able to reclaim her father's oil fields somehow from the Zaibatsu, she would without a doubt remove his problems. While she deeply thought how best to act, the Mishima Financial Group announces the opening of the King of the Iron Fist Tournament 6. Believing this was her big break, Lili enters the tournament for her father's sake. In the Scenario Campaign, Lili docks a freighter which doubles as her private yacht; she determines to penetrate Mishima Zaibatsu and thereby locate Jin Kazama. She challenges Lars Alexandersson and Alisa Bosconovitch, who prevail over her. Gracious in defeat, Lili provides the duo with an SUV - which she explains was a birthday gift, but just not her taste - and makes them guarantee they'll defeat Jin, before leaving the scene.
Aliens

Aliens appear in Tekken tag 2, Tekken 6 scenario campaign and Tekken 5. They appear in Paul's Tekken 5 ending, there are costumes of Aliens in tekken tag 2 and they appear in crates in tekken 6 scenario campaign. Also appear in Azucena Tekken 8 Trailer

In this image Paul is seen punching an Alien. This image is from Street fighter x Tekken
Feng's Master

**Feng's Master** is a minor non-playable character in the *Tekken*

series. He is the unnamed sifu of God Fist Style Chinese Martial Arts, who taught this art to his pupil, Feng Wei. Both of them first appeared in *Tekken 5*. He was killed by Feng after having scolded him for fighting outside of school grounds.
Enrique Ortega

Enrique Ortega is part of the leaders of Kometa organization, a mysterious organization having as arms trafficking activity. During the introduction of the game, he and his henchmen stand in the way Lukas Hayes attempting to flee the Solitaria prison. The latter is then beaten by Enrique then locked in a prison cell.
Later, Enrique embarked on Amphitrite and participates in a meeting of the various members of Kometa, due to the recent explosion of a vessel transport of the organization (this explosion has actually been caused by Lukas Hayes, who also filmed the explosion and put it on the net). However, the meeting in hand when disaster Enrique, killing all the leaders of the group unless Lana Lei. He offers to join forces with him and using the Salacia weapon (a satellite used to some bacteria in the ocean floor off heat and allow the evaporation of methane hydrate: and when water temperature increases, the methane crystals become gases, and so disrupt navigation equipment, leading to boat explosions) to earn large sums of money. But she refuses and tries later to prevent his escape. She fails, and Enrique sees a fight between Lana and Nina to escape with a helicopter.
After, Solitaria in prison, Enrique has a remote conversation with Heihachi Mishima, who helps enlarge its troops by sending men of the Tekken Force. But Nina comes and fights against Enrique to get his fingerprints and free Lukas. Combat is however interrupted by Anna Williams, who puts down Nina and fled with Enrique.
Subsequently, Enrique ordered all his henchmen to let Lukas alive, because even useful, but to eliminate Nina. He managed to get hold of Lukas and directs, with the controlling terminal Salacia (who was hidden in the robot Type J), ​​destroying a boat. After that, he finally Nina fight last time but she will kill him.
However, it reappears in the third battle of Nina Williams and Lana Lei, since it causes hallucinations to see Nina thinks Enrique attack.
Laura (Tekken kazuya's revenge)

Laura is a character in Tekken 2:Kazuya's Revenge. Laura, is Kazuya's neighbor who is a nurse. Kazuya saves her from Jimmy the thief the relationship kicks off. After telling Rhona that he'll track down Fury personally, Rhona agrees to buy K some more time. He then asks Laura to dissect him and remove the explosive. After removing the explosive and resting, K still continues to have visions of his past. He wakes up to find Laura at his side and the two blossom their relationship.

The next morning Fury hacks into K's computer and speaks to him using a hidden camera and microphone in his room. He shows K that one of his previous targets was actually an undercover cop, while the Minister lied to him that he was a drug kingpin and known pedophile. Rhona and K meet and are interrupted by Fury who shows Rhona the newspaper of the undercover cop story. They both decide to rebel against the Minister. After assassinating him easily, K realizes that Laura has been kidnapped and a note left to signal her location.

After knocking out a few guards with stealth, Rhona takes on her former female accomplices whom she kills easily. Meanwhile K learns his true Identity as Kazuya Mishima, son of Heihachi Mishima. Heihachi soon reveals that the amnesia Kazuya suffered and selling him to the Minister was all part of his plan to rid Kazuya of his mother's "soft heart and weakness". He soon shows Laura who has been brainwashed and after passionately kissing her, kills her.
Gun Jack

Jane, still haunted by memories of Jack-2's fate nineteen years later, works on a way to restore Jack-2. She learns that most of the technology responsible for Jack-2's A.I. was created by Mishima Heavy Industries, a subsidiary of the Mishima Zaibatsu. She also finds the ground work for something called "Project Gun Jack", an upgraded Jack with the addition of a pivot gun. Jane snuck into Mishima Heavy Industries and secretly installed the hidden program. Dr. Abel tried to destroy this version of Jack by firing an electromagnetic burst from a satellite, but he ultimately failed due to Gun Jack's energy shield protecting himself and Jane.At the third tournament's conclusion, Heihachi Mishima's Tekken Force attacked Jane. She was rescued by Gun Jack, who was destroyed by the onslaught of gunfire. Jane escaped with the help of G Corporation.
Bryce Adams

Bryce is the bodyguard and lover of Lana Lei, one of the leader of Kometa. He is working for the organization but does not affect their activities
Early in the game it attends martial arts tournament on the Amphitrite. It is also present when Lana orders his henchmen to lock Nina Williams.A bit later, he hunts for Nina who wanted to find John Doe and retrieve its GPS receiver (for identifying members of Kometa). Indeed, she found John dead (killed by Edgar Grant), but the GPS receiver is held by Bryce. They fight, but Bryce flees and takes the center of the pool of Amphitrite, who can change into arena specifically designed for public executions. He is then killed by Nina.At the end of the game, we see that Lana laid her body on a bed of roses. It appears during the last fight against Lana, the latter having poisoned Nina while hallucinating.
Rippers

**Rippers** are enemies that are found in Death by Degrees. They are cyborg soldiers that are both hard-hitting and resilient. The game's protagonist, Nina Williams, first comes in contact with them when she reboards The Amphitrite after she and Alan leave the Solitaria Penitentiary. The standard model fights using cybernetically enhanced punches and kicks, while others make use of the Ripper Blades they are armed with. The third form, perhaps the most powerful, comes equipped with flamethrowers and cannons built into both their arms.

One of the largest groups of Rippers, 21 in total, can be found at the ship's heliport, surrounding a Ripper Blade on the ground. Picking up the weapon will initiate a fight with all of them (only three will be active at any given time). When the last wave of Rippers is defeated, one will drop a Kometa emblem, a fingerprint scan revealing the owner as Karim Rashad.

It is heavily implied they are made from the men that Nina defeats her first time onboard The Amphitrite, and venturing further into the ship, she finds an operating room with Rippers in varying forms lying on operating tables. Another implication is that they are forced into these experiments against their will, evidenced by the finding of one Salvador Gomez, restrained and drugged before his death. This place also serves as a morgue, with the bodies of four Kometa executives stowed away in here (Graham Milton, Yuri Gogniyev, Vincent Brechet, and Klaus Dijkstra).

Presumably, with the detonation of The Amphitrite at the end of the game, all Rippers were destroyed along with it.
Richard Williams

Richard Williams (リチャード・ウィリアムズ *Richādo Wiriamuzu*?) is a former assassin and the father of Nina and Anna Williams. He taught his children various assassination martial arts. Richard died sometime after the events of the first *Tekken*, which further strengthened the rivalry between his children, even after he left his final wish that the two would reconcile. His cause of death is unknown, although in the non-canon OVA *Tekken: The Motion Picture*, it is explained that Anna was responsible for his death. In the spin-off *Death by Degrees* (also non-canon), Richard had died when the sisters were still young and that he was killed when he was trying to protect his children.
Baek Doo San

Baek Doo San (白頭山(ペク・トー・サン) *Peku Tō San*?, Hangul: 백두산 *Baek Dusan*) first appeared in *Tekken 2* as the sub-boss of Marshall Law. According to the storyline, Baek accidentally killed his father during a sparring session, which left him in doubt over his own skills. As a result of his father's death, Baek went on a rampage, destroying several dojos. One of the worst hit happened to be Marshall Law's. Baek then left a note there telling him that he will be in the second King of Iron Fist tournament. The two met there and had a match, in which Baek lost. According to the *Tekken 3* storyline, Baek was presumed dead after encountering Ogre, the fictional Aztec God of Fighting. One of his closest students, Hwoarang, entered The King of Iron Fist Tournament 3 to exact revenge for his master's death and to have a rematch with Jin Kazama. According to the *Tekken 5* storyline, Baek's encounter with Ogre had left him in a coma, not dead as initially presumed. He woke up over a year later, after Hwoarang had already competed in The King of Iron Fist Tournament 3. Baek later began teaching traditionalTae Kwon Do at military bases. Hwoarang was drafted into the South Korean military, but he ran away to compete in The King of Iron Fist Tournament 4. When he was arrested by the South Korean Military Police, he was informed that Baek was alive. Two months later, Hwoarang completed his service, and Baek asked him to enter The King of Iron Fist Tournament 5. Baek also entered the tournament to test his student's skills.

However, Baek withdrew from the tournament when he found out that Hwoarang lost to Devil Jin, and he was seriously injured. Baek then rushed to the hospital to visit Hwoarang. Although Hwoarang's condition was not considered as something serious after his treatment, Hwoarang would not wake up, and Baek started blaming himself for being an inadequate instructor. It took Hwoarang three days to regain consciousness. They discussed the details, and Hwoarang told Baek that he not only has to recover, but he has to strengthen himself even further. Baek sensed his strong will and his unprecedented modesty, and hence he decided to teach him everything he knows. Baek and Hwoarang returned to Korea, and endeavoured to practice intensely. Eventually, the announcement of The King of Iron Fist Tournament 6 came from the Mishima Zaibatsu, and Baek decides to enter the tournament one last time to widen his personal experience-collection.
Deserted Temple

**Deserted Temple** is a stage in *Tekken 6's* Scenario Campaign mode. Feng Wei is fought here. Clearing this stage and defeating Feng will unlock him in Scenario Campaign Arena mode. A fighter that wears Feng's outfit and uses his fighting style can be fought here, but cannot be unlocked.

## Alisa's Journal

*"A detour through the mountains will keep us hidden from the G Corporation's surveillance. At a long-abandoned temple, we came across a master of Chinese martial arts training. Our passage through the mountains was sound, but further ahead lies Violet Systems. I can only hope we pass through undetected."*
Secret Service

It is a group that serves Heihachi Mishima in Tekken 6.

According to what they tell Lars, Heihachi is the leader of the Secret Service and that some members were part the Tekken Force, Lars and Alisa beat two of them.

Tekken 6 scenario this mode you have to choose a pair of characters and fight against many members of the Secret Service finally to where to Heihachi and beat him.
Mr. Rochefort

Father of Lili Rochefort, M.Rochefort is a very rich Monegasque businessman who runs an oil company named Rochefort Enterprises . Little is known about him, but it says in the Lili interlude in Tekken 5: Dark Resurrection and the Scenario Campaign Lili in Tekken 6 , it has robust eyebrows like those of Ganryu .
He is described as a good man but however would not be easy to live as specified in Sebastian biography of Tekken Tag Tournament 2. He denies that his daughter bat. He will go elsewhere to prevent him from leaving home learning that she had participated in the King of Iron Fist Tournament 5 .It is learned that in Tekken 6 Jin Kazama has seized an oil field belonging to it , causing the collapse of his business . It will fall ill due to overwork.
Mokujin Monster

**Mokujin Monster** is a monster consisting of more than a thousand ordinary Mokujins, controlled by Heihachi Mishima who is inside it.

## **Story**

After battle of Devil Jin and Devil Kazuya, Heihachi then unleashes the ancient spirits of the Mokujins, but is defeated by a final burst of attack by Alisa. Jin then leaves, telling Xiaoyu that he awaits a future challenge.
Female Tekken Force Soldier

A gorgeous and sexy female Tekken Force member, she is loyal to the Mishima Zaibatsu, regardless of who is in charge. As such, she was not a part of the rebellion started by Lars Alexandersson. The original concept was proposed for *Tekken 5*, but the clothing was too revealing and the concept was scrapped for fears the rating would increase. The concept surfaced again for *Tekken 6* but did not make the final cut. There were several martial arts mentioned for this character, including Silat, Krav Maga, Savate, Taekkyeon, Systema, and Escrima. If chosen, the design may need to be altered in order to pass the ratings boards.[24] In the results of the character poll to determine the new character for *Tekken Revolution*, Sexy Female Tekken Force ranked second, just below Eliza (then known as Female Vampire).
Asuka's father

Asuka's father was a japanese dojo owner, and has taught his daughter, and multiple unnamed students. Shortly before the events of Tekken 5, he and his dojo were attacked by Feng Wei. He was later hospitalized due to these incurred injuries, while the dojo's sign was supposedly stolen, as shown in Feng's Tekken Tag Tournament 2 ending.

His relationship with Jun Kazama has been left ambiguous by Namco. Some suggest that he's Jun's brother as Jin notes that Asuka "Should be my cousin" during the Scenario Campaign, and Namco backing up the statement, when they confirmed that Jin and Asuka weren't half-siblings. However, many disagree due to the lack of definitive proof to show that Asuka and Jin are relatives.
NANCY-MI847J

NANCY-MI847J is an elephantine robot and security unit who is under orders from Jin Kazama. It is very difficult to destroy and possesses an arsenal of weapons. Like Azazel, NANCY is not an unlockable character. NANCY only appears in Arcade Mode and Time Attack Mode as a bonus round before the player fights Jin Kazama. There appear to be multiple NANCY robots, evidenced by the fact that Lars and Alisa encounter a hostile NANCY during a cinematic in Scenario Campaign. This NANCY is destroyed by Raven during the same cutscene. Another NANCY is actually made available to use in one level of Scenario Campaign (the initial infiltration of G Corporation's headquarters). The player is able to use many of NANCY's abilities to fight the legions of enemies in the G Corporation lobby and courtyard.
Bruce Wayne

"*Ladies, gentlemen, you've eaten well. You've eaten Gotham's wealth. Its spirit. But your feast is nearly over. From this moment on...None of you are safe.*" - **Bruce Wayne**
**Bruce Wayne** is the main protagonist of *The Dark Knight Saga*. To the public, Wayne is simply a billionaire playboy. However, at night, Wayne becomes the masked vigilante known as **Batman**. As Batman, Wayne wages a war on crime against those who commit such acts in Gotham City.

## Notes

* In the film adaptation of *Batman: Year One*, Bruce Wayne is voiced is voiced by actor Ben McKenzie.
* In the film adaptations of *Batman: The Dark Knight Returns*, Bruce Wayne is voiced by actor Peter Weller.

## Appearances

* Batman: Year One
	+ Batman #404
	+ Batman #405
	+ Batman #406
	+ Batman #407
* All Star Batman and Robin: The Boy Wonder
	+ All Star Batman and Robin: The Boy Wonder #1
	+ All Star Batman and Robin: The Boy Wonder #2
	+ All Star Batman and Robin: The Boy Wonder #3
	+ All Star Batman and Robin: The Boy Wonder #4
	+ All Star Batman and Robin: The Boy Wonder #5
	+ All Star Batman and Robin: The Boy Wonder #6
	+ All Star Batman and Robin: The Boy Wonder #7
	+ All Star Batman and Robin: The Boy Wonder #8
	+ All Star Batman and Robin: The Boy Wonder #9
	+ All Star Batman and Robin: The Boy Wonder #10
* The Dark Knight Returns: The Last Crusade
* Spawn/Batman
* Batman: The Dark Knight Returns
	+ The Dark Knight Returns
	+ Dark Knight Triumphant
	+ Hunt the Dark Knight
	+ The Dark Knight Falls
* Batman: The Dark Knight Strikes Again
	+ The Dark Knight Strikes Again #1
	+ The Dark Knight Strikes Again #2
	+ The Dark Knight Strikes Again #3
* The Dark Knight III: The Master Race
	+ The Dark Knight III: The Master Race #1
	+ The Dark Knight III: The Master Race #2
	+ The Dark Knight III: The Master Race #3
	+ The Dark Knight III: The Master Race #4
	+ The Dark Knight III: The Master Race #5
	+ The Dark Knight III: The Master Race #6
	+ The Dark Knight III: The Master Race #7
	+ The Dark Knight III: The Master Race #8

### Animated films

* Batman: Year One
* Batman: The Dark Knight Returns - Part 1
* Batman: The Dark Knight Returns - Part 2
Combot

Combot (コンボット *Konbotto*?) is a general purpose robot created by Lee Chaolan (under the guise of Violet) to enter in the King of Iron Fist Tournament 4. Combot is programmed to do a wide variety of things, from household chores to military action. This design was made to be the ultimate fighting machine and was programmed to learn every fighter's style as it progressed through the tournament. It was also used to increase the chance of Lee gaining the Mishima Zaibatsu if Heihachi were to be defeated by Combot. Unfortunately, the prototype was rushed due to time constraints and a few bugs were left in Combot's data. Because of this, whenever Combot is powered up, he can only utilize one opponent's fighting style at a time during game play, and switches through them randomly from match to match, it is unknown to the player which fighting style it is using until the fight starts, though a player can tell which style it is by watching it is movements before the fight starts. For some characters, it is immediately apparent when Combot is using their fighting style; if imitating Yoshimitsu, it will brandish a sword, and if imitating King, will have a tail comparable in length to King's. Essentially, Combot is the *Tekken 4* version of Mokujin. However, Combot was dropped as playable character after *Tekken 4* due to its low popularity and instead Mokujin came back to retake his role.

Combot is featured as a training dummy in the new Fight Lab feature in the console version of *Tekken Tag Tournament 2*, where he can be customized and played as. According to the non-canon Fight Lab storyline (which is very similar to Combot's *Tekken 4* story), Lee (under the guise of Violet) completes work on Combot as part of his Super Combot DX Plan.[5] One completed model is subjected to a simulation test, but it explodes when Violet forgets to pay attention. He decides to use another model from scratch and subjected it to five tests of fighting. For the final test, Violet kidnaps Heihachi, Jin, and Kazuya to use as challengers. Although Combot manages to gain the upper hand, Jin transforms into his Devil form and destroys it. However, this is merely used as a ruse; Violet goes on to make the model explode, presumably taking the Mishima bloodline with it.
Tetsujin

Tetsujin (鉄人?, lit. "iron person") first appearing in *Tekken Tag Tournament*. Whereas Mokujin is constructed of wood, Tetsujin is constructed ofiron. Both characters use the fighting styles of the other characters, and they both switch fighting styles between each round. While Mokujin's "fighting style" is referred as "Mokujin-ken", Tetsujin's is called "Tetsujin-Ken", and similarly is the only sentence written in the movelist screen. He rarely appears in subsequent games, although a dummy resembling Tetsujin is used as training dummy for *Tekken 5'*s Practice mode and Tree can also be customized to look like Tetsujin in later installments. Tetsujin also appears as one of the unplayable penultimate bosses in free-to-play game *Tekken Revolution*.
Miguel Caballero Rojo

An aggressive and rebellious young Spaniard, Miguel Caballero Rojo (ミゲル・カバジェロ・ロホ *Migeru Kabajero Roho*?) was forced to leave his home by his parents at the age of 15 for constantly starting fights, he then found sanctuary at a bar. His sister, the only person whom he trusted or loved, visited him secretly behind their parents back. Miguel cared deeply for her, to the point where he even considered killing her fiancé, but not wanting to break his sister's heart he decided against it. During his sister's wedding day, a group of jets attacked the church, destroying it and killing her. His investigations led him to realize that the attack was ordered by the Mishima Zaibatsu, and driven by anger, he entered the recently announced King of Iron Fist Tournament 6 to find answers from the Zaibatsu's CEO, Jin Kazama. *Tekken* developer and Executive Producer of *Tekken 6* Katsuhiro Harada describes Miguel as "a brawler fromSpain."[8] His appearance resembles a bullfighter, yet he has no formal training in the martial arts.
Female Mokujin

Female Mokujin is the Female version of Mokujin. She appeared in Tekken 3, Tekken 5, Tekken 6, Tekken tag 2 and Tekken tag and other. female Mokujin was working in the reception and saw Mokujin. They fall in love suddenly. They're spending their time together. At last, the female Mokujin wants to send a letter that says "I Love You!". But Mokujin disappeared to help the female Mokujin serve the customers. Unfortunately, the female Mokujin doesn't appreciate it. She then uppercuts Mokujin through the roof and serves the customer herself. She comically bows in front of the customers afterwards.
Jaycee (Real)

The real Jaycee is an NPC of the Tekken series that appears only in two endings of Tekken Tag Tournament 2 .Wrestler , she can ensure her show because of a terrible car accident. To serve him , Julia agrees to replace the ring after a mutual friend came to him for help.However, one can also see another ending : the Bruce Irvin who seems to explain her car accident.
Gold Ogre

**Gold Ogre**, similar to Azazel from *Tekken 6*, except instead of having a point requirement it appears completely at random. He appears in Tekken Revolution

Gold Ogre produces a higher reward than regular Ogre, is around the same level as Mokujin, Tetsujin, and Kinjin, its AI is much harder than regular Ogre, and his moveset has been modified to make him more boss-like. Such examples being its air escape has been changed to a mid air teleport on hit and will either ram into the player or do a flame breath attack, causing a player to take caution when using a juggle on this version. In addition, many of its moves such as its Special Art are now faster, safer, and deal more damage than regular Ogre.
Kunimitsu

Kunimitsu (州光?) was a former member of the Manji clan of ninja bandits led by Yoshimitsu. She lost her Japanese identity when she joined the group to maintain her anonymity. Upon joining, she was taught the skills of the stealth knife and Manji-style ninjutsu. She stayed with the group for a few months, until a series of petty thefts from the band's funds led to her dismissal. At a loose end, she decided to train as a mechanic mending air conditioners. She entered the first King of Iron Fist Tournament intending to steal a Native American treasure from a young brave Michelle Chang. Kunimitsu, fearing the wrath of the vengeful Michelle, went into hiding. Feeling humiliated, Kunimitsu sought solace with her grandfather. He was a swordsmith with a reputation. He informed Kunimitsu that the sword used by Yoshimitsu is a relic of unimaginable value. She learned that it was handed down through the Manji band and it had the power to sever an enemy both spiritually and mentally. The sword exchanges hands when a new leader is elected. The old leader is ritually sacrificed and the sword's power is transferred to its new owner. Kunimitsu's grandfather has spent his entire existence trying to forge a copy of the sword. Kunimitsu had to enter the second tournament to face and defeat Yoshimitsu and claim the sword so that her grandfather could make a copy before his death. Her fate, however, is unknown as she has not made a canonical appearance since *Tekken 2*.

She also appears in the non-canonical *Tekken Tag Tournament* and appears as one of the console exclusive characters via DLC in the console version of *Tekken Tag Tournament 2*.[2]

As she is a former Manji Clan member, her fighting style is Manji Ninjutsu, similar to Yoshimitsu. At first, she had the same move set as Yoshimitsu in *Tekken*, like all other sub-bosscharacters. In *Tekken 2*, while still borrowing some of Yoshimitsu's moves, she was given a unique move set of her own that made use of her iconic kunai. She kept this move set in *Tekken Tag Tournament*, receiving even more unique moves. In *Tekken Tag Tournament 2* Kunimitsu's move set was revamped to be even more unique to her.
Christie's Grandfather

The Legendary Capoeira Master is the grandfather of Christie Monteiro and the mentor of Eddy Gordo. Before the events of *Tekken 3*, Eddy willingly imprisoned himself after the murder of his parents, where he shared his cell with the Master. He taught Eddy the art of Capoeira during their incarceration. After Eddy was released, the Legendary Capoeira Master (who still had to serve two more years in prison) left a message for him to meet and teach his granddaughter, Christie, Capoeira. He was eventually released two years later, but had become a frail old man. When taken to medical exam, the doctor told Christie and Eddy that he was suffering from a normally incurable sickness that gave him only six months of life expectancy, but also told that a cure could be found with the technology of Mishima Zaibatsu. Thus, his cure became Christie and Eddy's primary reasons for entering the fifth tournament. At the end, neither Christie nor Eddy were able to win, and Eddy, in desperation, took his master to Japan while he joined the Mishima Zaibatsu's ranks with the promise from its leader, Jin Kazama, that he would help him curing his master. However, Jin ultimately failed to keep his promise, and the Legendary Capoeira Master eventually dies at the end of the tournament, with Eddy angrily leaving his ranks.
Kinjin

Kinjin (金人 *Kinjin*?, lit. "Gold(en) person") is a secret unplayable boss character in free-to-play game *Tekken Revolution*. His design is likely based on an easter egg in the console version of*Tekken Tag Tournament*, where meeting certain requirements would cause Tetsujin's normally silver color to turn gold. In *Tekken Revolution*, he is basically Tetsujin made of gold wearing a crown, glasses, mustache, bow tie, and a cape. He is one of the Stage 7 penultimate bosses in Arcade mode, along with Tree, Tetsujin, Heihachi Mishima, and Jinpachi Mishima.
Violet

**Violet** (ヴァイオレット *Vaioretto*?) is a character in the *Tekken* series that made his debut in *Tekken 4* and later returned for *Tekken Tag Tournament 2*. He is the alter-ego of Lee Chaolan, created as a way to enter the fourth King of Iron Fist Tournament without being found out by the Mishima Zaibatsu. He is also the CEO of Violet Systems. Though he was a palette swap of Lee in *Tekken 4*, he has his own character slot in *Tekken Tag Tournament 2*.

## History

### *Tekken 4*

**Prologue Text:** Violet was the majority shareholder and de facto leader of a manufacturer for humanoid robots. He was apparently a fighter in the past, but now lived a quiet life in a mansion in the Bahamas. Bored by his carefree lifestyle, Violet decided to enter The King of Iron Fist Tournament 4. There was another significant reason for his entry into the tournament. Violet believed that he could turn his humanoid robots into the ultimate fighting weapons. He believed in a Utopian world where inorganic humanoids would carry out the will of their human masters. Violet accelerated the development of a prototype for the tournament. If completed in time, the tournament would be an excellent PR opportunity. Violet's mind was filled with visions of dominating The King of Iron Fist Tournament 4.

**Interlude Description:** Final Stage Combot: In the Arena, the crowd cheers for Violet, and he thanks them. He states that winning the tournament was not his ultimate goal, that he only participated in the tournament to gather test data for Combot, and to promote its application as the ultimate fighting machine. Then, he presents Combot, who is standing in front of the large electronic advertisement screen, to the audience. Violet asks Combot to give them a demonstration, and Combot's eyes start to glow bright red. Combot starts to walk down the stairs, but he trips and falls to the ground. A little bit of electricity comes from Combot's body as he gets up and Combot's eyes flicker. An angry and embarrassed Violet prepares for an unexpected fight as Combot starts to run towards him.

**Epilogue Text:** Lee won the tournament and finally achieved his dream of becoming the CEO of Mishima Zaibatsu. The first Combot had a fatal bug due to its hasty development. Lee transferred the Combot development project to the Mishima Research Labs, where he spent large sums of money and gathered many brilliant engineers to develop the second prototype.

**Ending Description:** A secretary walks into Violet's office, and tells him that the new Combot prototype is finished. She lays a book report titled "Combot II" on Violet's desk. Violet expects the new prototype to work better, and she tells him that combat experiments were conducted against Heihachi, and that from 10.23 seconds into the experiment, Combot unleashed a 50 hit combination. She reports that Heihachi was completely helpless. Violet chuckles and, while stirring his glass of brandy, says, "Excellent"
Asuka Kazama

Asuka's official story states that she was taught Kazama-style traditional martial arts by her father, a dojo-master near Osaka, ever since she was a small girl. By nature, Asuka believes very strongly in justice and devotes much of her free time to being a "pacifist" vigilante who is breaking up fights.[2] At the time in which the game takes place, Asuka is 17 years old and is a high school student. Asuka returned home from school one day to find that her dojo was in shambles. The students there had been beaten severely and her father was so badly hurt that he had to be taken to the hospital. In the next several days, a detective from Hong Kong, Lei Wulong, came to her and explained that the culprit would likely be entering The King of Iron Fist Tournament 5. In order to get her personal revenge and redeem her dojo, Asuka enters the tournament as well. In the tournament, Asuka managed to beat a Monegasque teenager, Lili, causing a bitter rivalry between the two (although most of the conflicts mainly start from Lili's side). However, she was unable to find Feng Wei, and, as the tournament ended, she returned to her calm and normal life. Her life did not stay peaceful for long though, as Asuka discovered that the man responsible for the terrible war going on all over the world, Jin Kazama, is a relative. She enters The King of Iron Fist Tournament 6 in order to capture Jin.
Bonner(Tekken 2010 film)

**Bonner** is a minor character who makes his sole appearance in the live-action Tekken movie, played by actor John Pyper-Ferguson. Loathing how the Tekken corporation controls everything, down to setting a curfew on patrolling the streets, he heads a small organization of people in rebellion against them. Due to him being the only one able to get through the gang zones unscathed, Jin Kazama frequently does runs for him, smuggling various pieces of technology into his warehouse (Sector 197742-C7-443 in The Anvil) in exchange for money. The latest piece that Jin brings in, Bonner plans to use to create a "secret internet, new underground, off the Tekken subgrid". This plan later backfires on him, as during an attempt to hack into the Tekken video subgrid in order to declare "the truth" to the public, Kazuya Mishima tracks him down and breaks into his warehouse, backed by Jackhammers. Kazuya retrieves Bonner's newly-acquired device, revealing it to be Tekken hardware. Lashing out, Bonner grabs his gun and aims it at Kazuya, who quickly answers by grabbing and twisting his arm, then kicking him to the floor. Kazuya then takes Bonner's weapon and aims it at his forehead, declaring "The revolution will not be televised." before shooting him.
Kazuya Mishima (Tekken 2010)

In the 2010 live-action film *Tekken*, Kazuya is the main antagonist and is portrayed by American actor Ian Anthony Dale. In this version he has facial hair and bears none of the video game character's bodily scars. Kazuya is Heihachi's right-hand man in Tekken Corporation, wishing to take over his father's company. Also, rather than being a hand-to-hand combatant, Kazuya relies on melee weapons such as axes and Eskrima sticks. Furthermore, the Devil Gene subplot is not used in the film. At the end of the tournament he is defeated by his son, Jin Kazama.
Dragon Fighting Jack

Dragon Fighting Jack was supposedly a character found by some of fans in the original Tekken. He was allegedly planned to be in the first *Tekken* as a final boss after Heihachi. Dragon Fighting Jack's appearance

is taken from a mysterious blue entity found in the original Tekken's box art. His name came from a misspelled statement regarding Marshall Law, fighting Jack, which read, "Dragon fighting Jack", rather than, "Law, fighting Jack". "Dragon Fighting Jack", however, is actually just P. Jack. With comparisons between the Arcade poster (Which featured all the playable characters with the exception of Heihachi) and the console picture (Which was supposed to remove the "rivals" from the artwork). The mysterious blue entity was actually simply the head of Prototype Jack (who was colored blue in the Arcade poster), who could not be completely cut out. This possibly caused players to immediately search for this blue entity, but as they couldn't find the entity, dubbed him, "Dragon Fighting Jack", based on the mistranslation
on the box. This also lead to multiple speculations whether or not Dragon Fighting Jack was or was not meant to be a character for the console.
UKWSV Files And Tools

## **File Types**

.nsd - these file contains most of the scripts used to execute actions

.xed - this is the main animation and structure file.

.x - direct x file SV uses encrypted version of this

.png - common image format SV uses this format for storing textures.

.efk - unsure what this does but i assume its effect data.

## Common Files between Mechs

Init.nsd - this is the first file that loads. it tells what scripts to load and sets common data for each mech.

Datas.nsd -

Defs.nsd - sets up animations that each mech uses and loads all parts into a part table for referencing.

Script.nsd - Controls what happen for each action a mech will take.

Script.xed - this contains all the animation data and scripts to execute a given action function in the Script.nsd. also contains how a mech is built.

## Tools

SV Transcoder By LightningDragon

SV No Transcode Patch By LightningDragon

XED Unpack and Packer By MugenAttack/InfinitasImpetum

Mecha Editor By MugenAttack/InfinitasImpetum
Electra Honnet

**Electra Honnet** est l'hôtesse qui tire le nom de Chloé Cowells dans la Fanfiction "Volontaires".

## Caractère

Comme toutes les hôtesses en général, **Electra** a été élevée au Capitole, ce qui fait qu'elle ne se rend pas compte de l'horreur des **Hunger Games**. Malgré tout, elle a un comportement maternel avec les tributs qu'elle coatche et à un caractère très gentil et généreux, bien qu'elle aimerait avoir une promotion pour le **District Dix.**

## Apparence

**Electra** est très grande, ce pourquoi elle ne porte pas de talons. Elle a une perruque violette.

## Relations

Evan Brown : Elle s'entend bien avec le mentor du Onze.
RunProc2()

## **Basic Understanding**

RunProc2() is used to help execute attacks from the script such as beams , sword ,and missiles.

## **Setup of RunProc2() for All Attacks**

RunProc2(Priority,Attack Type,Output Part,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0)

below will go in detail about each value in the RunProc2() method.

### **Attack Type**

what type of attack is being executed.

here is a list of what values for each attack type are:

### **Output Part**

this tells which part it comes from using the weapon point or output id value.
Young Heihachi Mishima

## Tekken Tag Tournament 2

Working as the long-time head of the Mishima Zaibatsu, Heihachi Mishima solidified the organization’s foundation. At the same time, however, he ran a top-secret research lab, on the search for a way to understand the aging process and regain his youth. The search for perpetual youth and longevity may have seemed like just a dream, but after years of work, his team of researchers finally completed the rejuvenation serum he sought. "Ha ha ha... Now, eternal youth is finally within my grasp!” Gulping down the serum, the effects became to emerge almost immediately. Within minutes, he had transformed into a younger version of himself, complete with a full head of black hair. “This surging power...! Now I will be invincible!” Just as Heihachi was musing over how to reveal his newfound power to the world, the Tag Tournament announced its opening. “Tag, huh? I think I know just who to choose as my partner.” And with that, the curtain raises on the mysterious Tag Tournament.
Emma Kliesen

Emma Kliesen (エマ・クリーゼン *Ema Kurīzen*?) is the mother of Leo. She worked as an executive of G Corporation. Her husband disappeared when Leo was still a child. Some time before the events of *Tekken 6*, Emma was murdered by an unknown assailant presumably sent by her superior, Kazuya Mishima, thus sparking Leo's quest to take revenge against Kazuya. In both Leo and Steve Fox's endings in *Tekken Tag Tournament 2*, it is revealed that Emma once worked for Mishima Zaibatsu twenty years ago and that she was the supervisor of the "Hybrid Gene" program conducted by Heihachi Mishima, which consisted of injecting subjects who could withstand the fatal impact of the Devil Gene. One of the subjects, Steve, then known as NT01, was taken in by Emma, who reported his disappearance as death. After briefly taking care of him, Emma left Steve to be adopted in England.
Abyss Gate

**Abyss Gate** is a stage in *Tekken 6's* Scenario Campaign mode. Steve Fox is fought here. Clearing this stage and defeating Steve will unlock him in Scenario Campaign and Arena mode. The first part of this stage is located in a dark alley. The second part is located inside a basement where Steve is found.

## Alisa's Journal

*"Beneath the floor of the building, we uncovered a mass of people. For a brief period, we were pulled into the fray, but succeeded in exiting to safety. The man named Steven, participating in the match, was apparently a champion of the sport known as Boxing. However, he has had to temporarily suspend his events, due to the war. We must put an end to this war before more innocents are affected."*
Windom Modding Wikia

## Welcome to the Windom Modding Wikia

Windom Games Modding Wikia with info about the games and how to mod them.

## Describe your topic

Write a description about your topic. Let your readers know what your topic is about and add some general information about it.

## Latest activity

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Xed file

.xed is a file containing data on the heirarchy of the mech and all the animation info.

## File Structure(in order of placement in file)

* the first part of the .xed contains a single .x file
* sometimes there might be extra material data included here. Linux Ranunculus is example of a mech with this data
* boneproperty data which includes parenting and positioning data relative to its parent.
* animation data is compromised of frames telling when to position things and when to execute scripts. there is also a script that is always executed.
* physics data
Armor King.Sr

Armor King (アーマー・キング *Āmā Kingu*?) was a rival of King's when the latter was still an inexperienced wrestler. One of his eyes accidentally got damaged during a fight with King. Armor King eventually disappeared from the official Lucha Libre scene but showed unrivaled prowess in shady fights. When his rival and friend King ran away, choosing the path of the drunkard, Armor King became worried and intervened just in time, as King was at the edge of a breakdown. Finding King distraught and drunk in an alleyway, he convinced him to get back into the spirit of fighting and enter the second tournament. In that game, he is also revealed to suffer from an unknown sickness (as shown by his heartbeat and drops of blood in his ending). Years later, King was attacked and killed by Ogre. However, Armor King saw a new fighter with a jaguar mask step into the wrestling ring in order to save the orphanage, and decided to train him to become the second King. Before The King of Iron Fist Tournament 4, Craig Marduk started a bar brawl in Arizona. Armor King participated, but he was brutally beaten to the point that because of his sickness, he died. This is the extent of his involvement in this game, as he does not make an actual appearance, but instead becomes King's reason for entering the tournament, for revenge. Armor King returned supposedly in *Tekken 5* where he attacked Marduk and left King confused. However, it was revealed in the next title, *Tekken 6*, that this new figure is actually the original's younger brother who seeks revenge on Marduk for killing his brother.
Carrie Kelley

"***Carrie** is the stealth lead character of the DK series.*" - Frank Miller

## Notes

* In the film adaptations of *The Dark Knight Returns*, Kelley is voiced by actress Ariel Winter.

## Appearances

* Batman: The Dark Knight Returns
	+ The Dark Knight Returns
	+ Dark Knight Triumphant
	+ Hunt the Dark Knight
	+ The Dark Knight Falls
* Batman: The Dark Knight Strikes Again
	+ The Dark Knight Strikes Again #1
	+ The Dark Knight Strikes Again #2
	+ The Dark Knight Strikes Again #3
* The Dark Knight III: The Master Race

### Animated films

* Batman: The Dark Knight Returns - Part 1
* Batman: The Dark Knight Returns - Part 2
Wild Card

Wild Card is an irregular character only appearing in the arcade version of *Tekken*. He is the manifestation of the random select used to determine CPU matches when the arcade machine is not in use. For the console version, Wild Card would have been used in conjunction with a random select slot on the character select screen and would have referred to any randomly selected character in the game, but was cut from the final release. A random select option would not be implemented until *Tekken Tag Tournament*. Wild Card can only be selected through hacking of an emulation of the arcade version. It uses Kazuya's model and Yoshimitsu's moveset. Wild Card does have name plates but does not speak; the only voice clip for Wild Card is the announcer speaking its name.
Frank Miller

Frank Miller is an American comic book writer and artist, and the creator of the *Dark Knight* series and universe. He serves as the writer (and sometimes co-writer) of the series, providing the artwork for *Batman: The Dark Knight Returns* and *Batman: The Dark Knight Strikes Again*.

Miller has been prolific in the industry, having lent his talents for a number of comic books, including (but not limited to) *Daredevil*, *Sin City*, *300*, and *Ronin*.
Batman: Year One

***Batman: Year One*** is a comic book storyline written by Frank Miller and penciled by David Mazzucchelli that was published in *Batman* (Vol. 1) #404-407. It is the second story in the *Dark Knight Saga* published, and chronologically the first story that takes place in the timeline. The story focuses on the first year of Bruce Wayne's war on crime and James Gordon's first year on the Gotham City Police Department, detailing the origin of Bruce Wayne's Batman persona.

## Issues

* Batman #404
* Batman #405
* Batman #406
* Batman #407

## Trivia

* *Year One* is the only story in the *Dark Knight Saga* to be published in the flagship *Batman* comic book series.
* *Year One* was the only story in the *Dark Knight Saga* to take place in the mainstream DC Universe before it was written out of continuity in *Batman: Zero Year*.
The Dark Knight Wikia

## Welcome to the The Dark Knight Wikia

Designated Earth-31 of the fictional DC Universe, the alternate universe created by comic writer Frank Miller consists of *Batman: The Dark Knight Returns*, *Batman: Year One* and all of their various sequels and spin-offs. This Wikia is a fan-made knowledge base devoted to this universe!

## Stories so far

* *Batman: The Dark Knight Returns* (1986)
* *Batman: Year One* (1987)
* *Spawn/Batman* (1994)
* *Batman: The Dark Knight Strikes Again* (2002)
* *All Star Batman and Robin: The Boy Wonder* (2005)
* *The Dark Knight III: The Master Race* (2015)
* *The Dark Knight Returns: The Last Crusade* (2016)

### Film adaptations

* *Batman: Year One* (2011)
* *Batman: The Dark Knight Returns - Part 1* (2012)
* *Batman: The Dark Knight Returns - Part 2* (2013)

## Latest activity

Photos and videos are a great way to add visuals to your wiki. Find videos about your topic by exploring Wikia's Video Library.

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