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Michelle Chang

Michelle Chang is a Chinese-Native American woman (her father was from Hong Kong and her mother is a Native American from Arizona) and the foster mother of Julia Chang. Michelle's father had been ordered by Heihachi to search for an ancient treasure of the Native Americans; a pendant allegedly capable of controlling powerful spirits, which is owned by Michelle. When he failed to retrieve it for Heihachi, the latter ordered his men to murder him. This fact is presented by Michelle's mother when she turns eighteen; she thus sets out to enter The King of Iron Fist Tournament in order to take revenge against Heihachi. Michelle also encounters Kunimitsu, a female ninja treasure hunter that was seeking the pendant. Michelle defeats Kunimitsu and secures the amulet. She promptly withdrows from the tournament; as she has achieved what she then realises should have been her main goal, and although she does not win the tournament, Michelle is still satisfied that another fighter (Kazuya Mishima) defeated Heihachi. In *Tekken 2*, Michelle's mother has been kidnapped by Ganryu, who is working for Kazuya, who desires the pendant. She has entered the tournament to rescue her mother. Michelle meets Ganryu and battles him. After defeating Ganryu, she rescues her mother and returns home. However, unknown to her, Ganryu has fallen in love with her.

A couple of years later, Michelle discovers an abandoned baby girl nearby her village. She adopts the infant, names her Julia, and loves her as if she were her own daughter. When Julia grows into a teenager, Michelle teaches her Chinese martial arts such as xingyiquan. Michelle's tribe grow worried when various martial artists around the world disappeared, allegedly because of the awakening of Ogre, whose legends have been passed on the tribe. They fear that Michelle's pendant is the suspect. Michelle departs for Japan to ask Heihachi why he sought her pendant before, but she fails to return. Julia has entered the tournament to rescue her mother.[3] She appears in Julia's ending, being reunited with her adopted daughter. Her further fate has never been canonically resolved within the games.

She also appears as a playable character in *Tekken Tag Tournament* and is one of the console-exclusive returning characters via freedownloadable content (DLC) in *Tekken Tag Tournament 2* (first introduced as pre-order bonus from GameStop). In her *TTT2* ending movie, Michelle dons a mask to team-up with Jaycee (Julia) in lucha libre professional wrestling.
Espectro Etéreo

El Espectro Etéreo es un Dusknoir, representando una de las ocho leyendas pokémon de la región de Galeia. Actualmente se encuentra en el equipo de Hubert.

## Representación y descripción

Representa la **inteligencia**.

Al parecer él guía a los caídos hasta el más allá, evitando que se queden a mitad de camino, en forma de fantasmas. Cuentan que su coeficiente intelectual podría llegar a superar al de una persona superdotada, siendo capaz de idear estrategias dignas de los mejores entrenadores.

## Hábitat

Suele vérsele en lugares donde han sucedido desgracias o catástrofes.

## Movimiento Especial

Su movimiento especial, **Soplo etéreo**, le da la facultad de hacer caer sobre el alma de los rivales toda la furia de los caídos, pese a que el ataque supone un fuerte gasto de energía para el Espectro.=
Kazumi Mishima

**Kazumi Mishima** is the wife of Heihachi Mishima, the daughter-in-law of Jinpachi Mishima, the adoptive mother of Lee Chaolan, the paternal grandmother of Jin Kazama, and mother of Kazuya Mishima. Prior to Tekken 7, she was not mentioned throughout the series except in Tekken 2's musical score, leading many fans to speculate what happened to her. Though she physically appeared in Tekken: The Motion Picture, she made her video game debut in Tekken 7.

Harada stated that Kazuya was not the first Mishima family member to make contact with Devil, and that Kazuya and Jin believe it started with Jinpachi but only Heihachi really knows who it was[. Harada also pointed out that neither Jinpachi, Heihachi nor Lars possess the Devil-gene. This may hint towards Kazumi being the first to have the Devil gene and would explain why Jinpachi, Heihachi, and Lars do not possess it yet both Kazuya and Jin do. It is soon revealed in the trailer of Tekken 7 in the San Diego Comic Con of 2014 that she does indeed have the Devil Gene Kazumi Mishima's Grandson is Jin kazama and baby kermit the frog

During a trailer for Tekken 7, Kazuya mentions that Heihachi was the one who killed Kazumi before the events of the first game. Later a full version was released during the San Diego Comic Con. The trailer shows a conversation between her and an unknown figure several decades prior to the events of Tekken 7. Kazumi states that she must stop Heihachi as he knows that Kazuya, though young, was born with her powers and that there's no telling what Heihachi would to Kazuya and others. She then furthers this by stating that if she is killed in the process, Kazuya must perform the act himself. She then notes that she doesn't have complete control of her powers; Regardless, she will still push through with the effort, even if it kills her. Despite saying all of these, she remarks that she still loves Heihachi and that he still loves her. In the King of Iron Fist Tournament 2015 Baby kermit's Grandmother Is Kazumi Mishima Kazumi Mishima was a grandma
Bernard Chang

**Bernard Chang**, Also Known Mr. Chang is a minor character in the *Tekken* series. He is the father of Michelle Chang, only mentioned in her *Tekken 1* profile. According to Michelle's mother, Mr. Chang was killed by Heihachi's men shortly before the events of the first King of Iron Fist Tournament.

### Comics

Mr. Chang worked for Heihachi, but was also killed by him when challenged him for Mishima Zaibatsu (Iron Foundation in the comic). This is the only time he was actually seen (unlike in the games where he has been only mentioned). His name in the comic is Bernard Chang.
Journalist

**Journalist** is the narrator of the *Tekken 7: Fated Retribution*story mode.

## Biography

An unnamed journalist, who lost his family and home during the war between Mishima Zaibatsu and G Corporation researches the Mishima Clan during the events of King of Iron Fist Tournament 7. He is currently living in a small hotel afterwards, with some of his acquaintances manage to find the darker secrets within G Corp's schematics without being spotted by their watch. Seeking to know the answers behind this endless Mishima conflict war, the journalist went to the library to know more about, starting from Jinpachi Mishima's coup against his greedy son Heihachi Mishima, in the same year after Heihachi killed his wife Kazumi Mishima neé Hachijo, then throws a young vengeful Kazuya Mishima off the cliff, which he managed to survive. He is later recruited by Lee Chaolan to join Lars Alexandersson' rebel squad, with the journalist's help, they will find out the answers behind this endless war.

At first, he harbors hatred towards Jin Kazama, who had started the global war. The Journalist was even prepared to kill Jin, but agreed to let him live on the request of Lars, so he could stop the war for some good reason, and will get an explanation from Jin once he is recovered. On the next day, he, Lars, Lee and Alisa Bosconovitch are watching Kazuya'sdevil form being broadcasted live while fighting Akuma at G Corporation's Rooftop by Heihachi, shortly before Heihachi recently activate Doctor Abel's death ray on the said building Kazuya and Akuma fought, presumably kills them, with the public began to turn down their trust towards G Corp, but unaware that Kazuya and Akuma survived the blast.

After Kazuya destroys Doctor Abel's death ray, with the public regain their trust towards G Corp and redeeming the Zaibatsu as the villain once again, he seeks to interview with Heihachi, and is scheduled to meet him at the secret location on the small hut, as Heihachi finally reveals to the journalist about the dark secrets of the Mishima Family and how he killed his wife, Kazumi, especially the origin of the Devil Gene, which Kazuya, and even Jin inherited from her. After the interview, Heihachi revealed he had been gathering an intel about the journalist's death family and the latter's current allegiance with Lars, thus ordering his Tekken Force to get him out of the hut. Before he's being taken out of the hut, the journalist demands Heihachi a last answer he need on what does the Mishima conflict war means to him, but Heihachi ignores it and one of the Tekken Force soldier knock him, then Heihachi calls Lars to pick up the journalist soon after once he woken up by Lars. He remains with Lars, Alisa and Lee at another branch of Violet Systems to watch the final battle between Heihachi and his son, Kazuya Mishima at the volcanic pit.

The journalist is last seen typing about the confrontation between both a father and a son before he turns off the lantern once he's done typing his report to end the Story Mode and the credits will roll.
Jack-7

### Jack-7 (*Tekken 7*)

Though Jack-6 appeared as an NPC, this version of Jack has finally been modified since it somehow ended with Jack-5, set to be playable sometime after Yoshimitsu's release. His mohawk is dark pink instead of blonde and his upper chest now glows green. He keeps the same clothing as the two Jacks before him but in the colors of Dark Resurrection's Jack-5 (a black torso with desert camouflage pants and matching khaki boots). He retains Jack-6's combos and fighting moves during his introduction gameplay
Marduk's parents

Craig Marduk parents appear briefly in the ending of King of Tekken 4 , when he comes to visit Marduk to the hospital to kill him. While it is about to take action , he looks at this photo that Marduk poses with his father and mother and drops . He takes the picture and throws it on the chest of Marduk. With this picture , we find that Marduk is very similar to his father.
Super Combot DX

Super Combot DX is a robot from the Tekken series .Appearing only in Tekken Tag Tournament 2 , Super Combot DX is the improved version of Combot , created by the company Violet System .In the Fight Lab , when everything is ready for the start , Violet , when activating it, is wrong button and blew . Thus he finds his old Combot with whom he must take all the training .In Combot's

biography of Tekken Tag Tournament 2 , it is explained that this is due to public humiliation caused by unexpected failures that took in battle Combot the fourth tournament, Violet swore revenge . To do this he created a new model of Combot : Super Combot DX whose design mobilized all the resources undertaken
Josie Rizal

**Josie Rizal** (ja. ジョシー・リサール *Jyoshi Risāru*) is a character first introduced in *Tekken 7* as part of the first set of time release characters. Prior to her official announcement, her render was leaked, and there were many speculations as to her origin. Many pointed to the Philippines due to the design and color scheming. Before her render was leaked, Harada had made a tweet considering a Filipino character for the game, exclaiming "Jollibee" in the process. According to Harada, her constant crying is due to her previous backstory. Mad Catz's Markman was also consulted heavily in order to create her design.
Eddy's Father

The father of Eddy Gordo is mentioned in the biography of his son for Tekken 3. It is in the heart of Eddy different interests since it wants to avenge his death . Indeed , while working on the dismantling of drug trafficking in Brazil, he was shot dead when he had enough evidence to reach its goal. At his death , Eddie was nineteen years. It was he who found him dying after school . In his last breath , he advised his son to confess guilt of his murder to be incarcerated, being safer in prison than outside. The biography says he was rich , working as an industrialist , and a few weeks before his death , he was particularly nervous and craintif.Eddy participate in the third and fourth tournament to avenge his father . It was during the third tournament Eddy discovered that Kazuya Mishima is the responsible for the death of his father.
Tougou

Tougou (東郷 *Tōgō*?) is Lars Alexandersson's friend and fellow member of the Tekken Force of Mishima Zaibatsu. When Lars rebels against the force, Tougou follows suit, and he becomes Lars and Alisa Bosconovitch's source of information during their travel throughout the world in attempt to avoid the Mishima Zaibatsu's manhunt. However, during their raid of G Corporation headquarters (in which Tougou also participates), he is killed by the company's forces, causing Lars to swear to take revenge against the enemies for his death.

While he is not a playable character in any of the games, his cybernetic sword is available as an item move for Lars in *Tekken Tag Tournament 2*. Tougou was one of the character concepts considered in a poll for a new character to be added in *Tekken Revolution*. He would have used a style similar to Lars, but with the added abilities to use his sword and to call for air strikes via radio.
Senderos Eternos

Los Senderos Eternos es como se hacen llamar los tediosos y largos caminos y rutas que unen las diferentes poblaciones de la región de Valm y que a menudo recibe peregrinos.

## Duelos

### Capítulo 1

1. Ian vs Prince: Prince resulta ganador.
2. Ian vs Feuile: Ian resulta ganador.
3. Ian vs Prince: Ian resulta ganador.
4. Ian vs Prince:
Devil Kazumi

**Devil Kazumi** (デビル一美 *Debiru Kazumi*?) is a character in the *Tekken* series of 3D fighting games. She is the alter ego of Kazumi Mishima after being consumed by the effects of the Devil Gene and the final boss in *Tekken 7*.

### Appearance

Her overall design is similar to that of a white ghost and kitsune. She has red eyes, long white hair with hime cut bangs, off-white skin and she has red tattoos on her forehead, neck, wrists, legs, and feet. She also has neon blue bracelets on each side of her wrists with a matching ripped bead necklace on her neck and wears a neon blue and white spiked gem barefooted sandals as the gem is attached on her knee, wrists and ankles. However, when her Rage was activated, the color of the gems glow in bright red. The interior of her dress is red.

She wears a long white Japanese kimono dress which is tattered at the edge of her long sleeves and at the hem of her dress. She also has a white obi on her kimono dress which is tied in red ribbons to her waist and has a gray butterfly shaped design at the back of her white obi. She has red horns similar to Eliza's and her devil wings are similar to Devil Jin's but with a "flaming" appearance.
Miguel's sister

Miguel's sister is described as "kind-hearted" in Miguel's *Tekken 6* profile. She was the only person that Miguel ever trusted when he was fifteen years old, and he loved her more than anyone. She used to visit him secretly without the knowledge of their parents, and during one of these meetings, she told Miguel that she was to be married. Despite an outraged Miguel, she decided to go through with the marriage.

During the wedding, a bombing raid by the Tekken Force commenced and the church where she was being wed turned into a blazing inferno after a bomb struck. Miguel, who had been watching the ceremony from outside, had witnessed the bombing and desperately tried to find her remains among the rubble of the church. Unfortunately, she had already passed away by the time Miguel found her. Her death became Miguel's sole reason for entering The King of Iron Fist Tournament 6.
Giant Praying Mantis

During development of *Tekken 3*, a bug caused the joints of a character to move backwards, and the character model was deformed. It looked like it would be a strong fighter, so there was an idea to actually implement it, but the idea was discarded for lack of development time. Like with Syake/Salmon, the Insect blank data can be found when the *Tekken 3* arcade board is hacked. This was also found by some very hardcore fans, and video can be found on YouTube.
Nina Williams

**Nina Williams** (ニーナ・ウィリアムズ *Nīna Wiriamuzu*) is a cold-blooded assassin that made her first appearance in the original Tekken game and has appeared in every Tekken ever since, being the only female character and fighter to do so.

Nina has a lethal fighting style, consisting of throws, grapples, and holds. She has a rivalry with her younger sister, Anna Williams. During the end of *Tekken 2*, Nina and Anna undergo Cryogenic Sleep. They are experimented upon for 15 years (this is the reason why they both remain so young for many years of the tournaments). During those years of Cryogenic sleep, she was impregnated without her consent and subsequently gave birth to Steve Fox (who first appears in *Tekken 4* and onward).

Nina persona seems to be cold and indifferent. In fact, she had been drugged by an underground force when she was young in order to create the perfect assassin, regarding the chronology of Death by Degrees. Her bitterness towards men could be a result of her defilation after *Tekken 2*. The only man she had ever trusted was her father, who had died shortly before *Tekken 2*. Ironically, after her father's death, Nina was controlled by Ogre. Thus, she was unable to feel any emotion. Nina's personality remains monotonous yet sadistic when it comes to teasing Anna. Nina's win poses range from tomboyish and masculine to flirtatious, usually by placing a foot on top of the opponents body or showing off her body figure. Although she is an assassin, most of her missions are inclined for the good of the world, though she also assisted Jin when he started a world war.

Nina's signature color is purple, as she has at least one purple outfit per game. Her trademark costume is the "catsuit", as she has worn many different designs of catsuit in both Tekken and Death By Degrees, which are made of materials resembling spandex, PVC and leather. She wears her hair tied into a ponytail or a braid. Her skin is ivory-colored and she has an hourglass shape. Nina almost always wears lipstick, from violet (DbD) to red (T1, T2) to bronze (T3) to peach (TTT, T4, T5, T6). Nina is notable for her long blonde hair and crystal-blue eyes. Her look contrasts from that of her sister, Anna, who is a brunette.

Nina also stars in her own action/strategy game, *Death by Degrees*. It was released in Japan in January 2005, North America in February 2005, and Europe in April 2005. The game received mixed reviews by critics, but found more acceptance among fans of the Tekken series.
Heihachi Mishima (Kuma)

## Tekken Tag Tournament 2

A woman is seen working on a computer and later takes out a test tube with a purple liquid on it. Heihachi, now old again takes a drink from a container, becoming young once again. The woman now gives Heihachi the test tube, with Heihachi shouting that he will have regained his old form once again, and drinks the purple liquid from the test tube. Later his canines become sharper and his muscles become larger. Later it reveals that Heihachi has turned into a bear.
Jack

The original Jack is a super slaughtering military machine and super killing robot developed by the former Soviet Union. The Russian military got wind of Kazuya's world coup d'etat plans right away and sent Jack to the tournament to get rid of him. Nothing but a robot could boast of his violent attacks and stupendous power.In his ending, Jack is strapped onto a machine. More Jacks are shown being activated. The scene ends with metal doors closing, which say "Danger".The original Jack is the rival of Prototype Jack.
Aranami Stable

**Aranami Stable** is a stage in *Tekken 6's* Scenario Campaign mode. Ganryu is fought here. Clearing this stage and defeating Ganryu will unlock him in Scenario Campaign and Arena mode. Many sumo wrestlers are fought here.

## Alisa's Journal

*"I met a Japanese wrestler for the first time today. He claimed he had reached the level of grand champion, but I found no matching data during my search. Fabrications are futile."*
Prototype Jack

**Prototype Jack** (or **P. Jack**) (introduced in *Tekken*) is a prototype created to combat both Jack and Jack-2. After the first King of Iron Fist Tournament, the remains of Prototype Jack are almost destroyed by Jack's combat abilities. His body is later remodeled by Dr. Bosconovitchand goes on to combat Jack-2. P. Jack is seemingly destroyed by Jack-2 in the second tournament. This is the only Jack to appear in more than three games, appearing in the original *Tekken*, *Tekken 2*, *Tekken Tag Tournament*, and the console version of *Tekken Tag Tournament 2*.
Craig Marduk

Craig Marduk was an undefeated Vale Tudo fighter for four years, but when he was involved in a minor scandal, his sponsors were glad to release him. He had been living around the world in such countries like New Zealand, Japan, Thailand, and Brazil before eventually expatriating to United States. He was imprisoned in Arizona for accidentally killing someone during a bar fight. Marduk was suddenly released thanks to an anonymous benefactor. Upon his release he received a mysterious package containing a newspaper clipping regarding The King of Iron Fist Tournament 4 and an airline ticket. The man that Marduk killed in the bar brawl was Armor King, and Armor King's protege, King, was the one who paid for Marduk's release, wanting him to enter the tournament in order to find him and exact revenge for killing his mentor. The two met at the tournament, where King sufficiently defeated him, leaving Marduk hospitalized. Later, King paid a visit to Marduk in the hospital to finish him off, but instead spared him after noticing a photograph showing Marduk and his family beside Marduk's bed. Enraged over his loss, Marduk began training harder than he ever had before, and managed to turn his body into the ultimate weapon. Wearing Armor King's black jaguar mask, Marduk entered a Vale Tudo tournament and challenged King after emerging undefeated. Upon the announcement of the King of Iron Fist Tournament 5, Marduk entered, knowing King would be there, he hoped to even the score. The two fought in The King of Iron Fist Tournament 5, but victory and defeat eluded both fighters, and, in defeat, they found friendship. While returning to the waiting room, Marduk was attacked. Catching only a glimpse of the attacker's back as he fled, Marduk could have sworn he looked exactly like the man he was convicted of killing, Armor King. Determined to learn the assailant's true identity, Marduk set out with King to participate in the King of Iron Fist Tournament 6.
Marshall Law

Marshall Law is a Chinese American that fights using various martial arts. Sometimes known as "The Fighting Chef", he is a close friend of Paul Phoenix during *Tekken 1* and *Tekken 2*, and he is the father of Forest Law. He entered the first King of Iron Fist Tournament in order to gain enough money so he could start his own dojo. Marshall does get enough money for his dojo as a runner-up and took Wang Jinrei to a draw. He is indeed married as "Mrs. Law" is seen in Yoshimitsu's ending.

In *Tekken 2,* Marshall enters the tournament to exact his revenge on the taekwondo master Baek Doo San, who attacked the former's pupils and destroyed his dojo. In *Tekken 3*, Marshall declined to participate in this tournament. Afterwards, Paul and Marshall fall out somewhat after Paul convinces the latter's son, Forest, to enter The King of Iron Fist Tournament 3. Before *Tekken 4,* Marshall finds success as the master of a martial arts dojo, and as the owner of a restaurant chain called "Marshall China", back in the USA. However, a rival restaurant chain drives him bankrupt, and he falls into a depressed, alcoholic state. However, when *The King of Iron Fist Tournament 4* is announced, he beats himself back into shape to compete in the tournament, determined to pick up his business again.

At the end of *Tekken 4*, after Marshall fails to win the tournament, he is completely broke, and he now works as a dishwasher at a restaurant in Japan. Just before the events of *Tekken 5*, he receives a phone call from his wife in America. She informs him that Forest was badly hurt in an accident while riding on Paul Phoenix's motorcycle. Marshall enters the 5th Iron Fist tournament in order to pay his son's medical bills. During the middle of the King of Iron Fist Tournament 5, it was discovered that Marshall Law was working illegally in Japan, and as a result he was immediately deported to his home country in the United States. With the deadline to pay for the damages of his son’s accident fast approaching, hopes of getting the money needed were slim. Just then, his best friend Paul Phoenix approached him with the idea of forming a team—securing a high-ranking prize alone would certainly be difficult, but if he was part of a team, the probability of winning would be much higher. Marshall accepted Paul’s invite, but thinking a three-man team was better than two, the renowned boxer Steve Fox caught his attention.
Kuma.Sr

Kuma (クマ, lit. "Bear") was introduced in *Tekken 1* and returned for *Tekken 2*. Kuma is Heihachi Mishima's pet and bodyguard. He is here to defeat his rival, Paul Phoenix. Paul was Kuma's sub-boss in both *Tekken 1* and *Tekken 2*. However, Kuma fails to defeat him both times. Shortly after the second tournament, Kuma was presumely missing according to the trivia. His son, another Kuma, takes his place, name, and moves in*Tekken 3* and all subsequent games and tournaments.
Paul Phoenix

In *Tekken*, Paul's sub-boss was Kuma, a bear supposedly trained by Heihachi Mishima; this was explained by Paul having witnessed as a child that a martial artist named Willie Williams fighting a bear. Willie Williams is a real-life karateka, who can indeed be seen challenging a bear in a sequence filmed as part of a Kyokushin documentary.

In *Tekken 2*, Paul performed well in the last tournament, and although he encountered Kuma and won, he was defeated by Kazuya Mishima in a furious battle that lasted for hours. After many months have passed, Paul enters The King of Iron Fist Tournament 2 with an extreme desire to become a champion of the world.

In *Tekken 3*, Paul went undefeated during The King of Iron Fist Tournament 3, starting a feud with the new Kuma then he even managed to beatOgre. He left soon afterwards, claiming himself to be the winner. However, Ogre evolved into True Ogre and the tournament continued after his departure. Having realized this only sometime afterwards, Paul became frustrated and angry. Few believed him when he told everyone that he was the *true* winner of The King of Iron Fist Tournament 3.

In *Tekken 4*, after a short while, he soon turned to alcohol while Paul then heard an announcement for The King of Iron Fist Tournament 4. Paul trained vigorously and entered the tournament to prove himself once more. Rolling through his opponents one-by-one, Paul felt excited at the prospects of facing Kazuya Mishima, whom he never faced in over 20 years since the first tournament.

In *Tekken 5*, however, he once again found Kuma standing in his way. His mind distracted, Paul did not take Kuma seriously at first, and by the time he realized his mistake, he was quickly overwhelmed by the bear and defeated. His loss to Kuma shamed Paul greatly, and he realized he had strayed from the path of a true martial artist and started his training all over again. When the fifth tournament was announced, Paul entered to prove that he is, literally, "the toughest fighter in the universe". Paul's rematch with Kuma was fierce, and though victorious, he was utterly exhausted, leaving him unable to continue the tournament. Unable to collect any prize money from the last tournament, Paul, who was already burdened by his mountain of debt, learns that a new King of Iron Fist Tournament will be held soon. Believing that if he won the tournament, he could finally say goodbye to his loan troubles, Paul deeply thought about ways to increase his chances of winning—participating on his own was out of the question. If he could assemble a team with someone, his chances of winning the prize money would greatly increase. And so he went over his plan with his best friend Marshall Law – but thinking a three-man team was better than two, renowned boxer Steve Fox caught his attention.
J Robots

**J Robots** are characters in Death by Degrees. They are robots that were all created by Doctor Boskonovitch. They are located on the Amphitrite. They are named "J Robots" because, like Type J, the letter "J" is inscribed on their abdomens. These robots are concealed in cases. These cases are unlocked with the non-contact type IC key that has the letter "J" inscribed on the handle. Three of these robots are on the Amphitrite. They are some of the bosses that Nina Williams, the game's protagonist, must fight. After each robot is defeated, a crystal Xiangqi piece is obtained. The point of these pieces is to take them all to the captain's room and place them in the chess board. After doing this, another area will be revealed. The J Robots will be named after their main attack in this article.

## "Eye Beam" J Robot

This J Robot is found in the Amphitrite's engine room that is located at the lower deck after playing the word "Orpheus" on the Amphitrite piano and entering the door that is revealed afterwards. This J robot has a camouflage design on it. It uses an eye beam and two blades that open and close like scissors. This J Robot can also run around the room pretty quickly, and Nina will get damaged is she comes in contact with the J Robot while he is doing this. After this J Robot is defeated, a crystal Xiangqi piece is obtained. The Chinese character for "horse" is engraved on it (this is also called a "Knight Piece").

## "Electrical" J Robot

This J Robot is found in the Amphitrite's wrestling arena. There are also silver "X" designs on the walls. This J Robot is red, and it has an electrical arm. It usually attacks by electrocuting the cage that surrounds them. It will also attack by punching Nina, using quick "dash" attacks, using a ball and chain that is concealed in its other arm (the non-electrical arm), and spinning around with the ball and chain released. Nina will get hurt if she comes in contact with its electrical arm. After this J Robot is defeated, a crystal Xiangqi piece is obtained. The Chinese character for "soldier" is engraved on it.

## "Machine Guns" J Robot

This J Robot is found in the Amphitrite's executive lobby. It is a gray robot that has two machine guns on its left and right sides. It usually attacks by firing its machine guns. It can also breathe fire and fire missiles. After this J Robot is defeated, a crystal Xiangqi piece is obtained. The Chinese character for "general" is engraved on it.
Paul's girlfriend

The girlfriend of Paul appears only once in the Tekken games: in the ending of Paul Phoenix from Tekken 4. Blonde, she wears a brown fur coat, a purple top and purple heels. In this ending , it represents the success of Paul , who won the tournament and can come with elegant women. He asks her to get a taxi to take her home. Finally , it will return to its motorcycles and seems abandoned at the end of the ending to return to his old life that suits him better.
Sake

**Sake** (pronounced Sha-kay) is an irregular character that made his only appearance in the Arcade version of *Tekken 3*. Sake uses Yoshimitsu's

*Tekken 3* model, and Jin Kazama's moveset. For some time it was believed by fans that Sake was a prototypical version of Steve Fox. Sake was also going to be a middle boss before Ogre, and Kuma was originally planned to fight holding a large fish, which may have been Sake. Katsuhiro Harada revealed the following in a forum post on August 1st 2010:

"Regarding 'SAKE', this was included when we planned to implement a new animal character. But there were a few problems...

It was really a salmon so, no matter if you press punch or kick, the character just flops around making a flapping noise... At the time, one play was 100 yen (a little over a dollar) so that is the quality bar to keep in mind for customer satisfaction. So we thought players would get quite angry if they had to pay that much to play such a character, and we gave up on that character. That kind of character might be OK in a console version, but not for the arcade"[1].

The concept of Sake returned during a poll for Tekken Revolution's original character. The poll, however, was won by Eliza, and Sake did not receive a sizable amount of votes.
Thug

First he appears in Anna Williams's ending. When she and Nina play billiards, she bumps her bottom at his by mistake, turning around to apologize before accidentally hitting him with her cue stick. The thug is not happy about this, as he takes out a knife and is ready to attack her. Anna and Nina retaliate, are victorious over him, and Lee Chaolan, who serves as the bartender, gives them an "excellent" thumbs-up, much to Nina's surprise.

He then appears in Lei Wulong's ending, in which he steals a woman's purse, while Lei is eating. Lei arrests him and then goes back to his noodles.
Tha Doggfather

Tha Doggfather as a cameo in the snoop dogg stage in tekken tag 2, sitting on a purple throne with two female exotic dancers seductively dancing around him wearing short outfits as he watches the fight. His dog is also seen sitting near him and eventually moving around closer to the dancers. There are also two pimped out cars bouncing around the edge of the stage.
Gran Catarata

Una gigantesca catarata, como el nombre sugiere, ubicada directamente debajo de Ciudad Acuarela. Es un excelente lugar para entrenadores novatos que desean capturar sus primeros pokémon tipo agua.

## Características

Se trata de un lugar rocoso y pequeño, donde mucha gente suele acampar a los pies de una enorme catarata que cae con fuerza al pequeño lago que hay frente a la misma. En lo más alto de la catarata se alza Ciudad Acuarela, la ciudad cúspide de Galeia, accesible únicamente volando o remontando la catarata con algún pokémon que conozca el movimiento Cascada.

Los pescadores que frecuentan el área afirman que en esta zona es posible atrapar algunos de los peces más cotizados que existen, a pesar de la dificultad de tal logro.

## Historia

La primera vez que la Gran Catarata fue visitada fue cuando tuvo lugar el enfrentamiento entre Alpha y la comandante del Equipo Gamma, Delta. Es aquí donde Alpha captura a su Basculin, y donde un tiempo después Liza, Ian, Ukita y Alpha enfrentarían a la mítica Sirena de Venus (que sería finalmente capturada por Alpha).

En este lugar también Liza enfrentaría al pokémon legendario Suicune, al cual tras una intensa batalla lograría capturar. Finalmente, la Gran Catarata sería también el escenario para el combate entre Effy y Bubbly, uno de los 18 Grandes.

## Pokémon capturables

* Magikarp
* Goldeen
* Feebas
* Barboach
* Basculín (raya roja)
* Basculín (raya azul)
* *especial: Suicune*
Boxing Boy (Tekken 5 Bruce's ending)

Boxing boy appeared in Tekken 5 Bruce's ending. He was practicing in an alley,when three gangsters come and harass him. The gangsters beat the boy up, cut open the punching bag, and steal his boxing gloves. Bruce appears out of nowhere and beats up the three gangsters, eventually returning the gloves to the boy, encouraging him to keep on practicing.
Dream Girlfriend Present Giving Wikia

## Welcome to the Dream Girlfriend Present Giving Wikia

This is a wiki for the present giving option in the phone app Dream Girlfriend. The game is put out by the Ambition Company and started in Japan. The app has gained popularity among the English speaking communities and one of the functions in the game is the ability to give presents to other players. This is a place that covers what can and cannot be given as a present, where the items come from, and the likely hood someone will be able to give the item as a present. Only N quality items are gift able so that is the only type of item you'll see in this wiki. There is no way to give anything above N quality (this means R, RR, SR, and MR items cannot be given as presents).

## Our Goal

The main purpose of this wiki is to give everyone a concise list of the game's N items to help show what can be realistically asked for as a present and give players a good place to create a wish list of the N quality items they'd like. Visit the links and check out what items you need to beef up your collection, and feel free to post your wish list in the forums. Above all else, this wiki is meant to make things easier and more effective for helping people get those coveted items and design amazing avatars.

Please follow the links below to start exploring our myriad of items:

### MENU

* EVENTS
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* HOW TO GIVE A PRESENT
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Sebastian

Sebastian (セバスチャン *Sebasuchan*?) is Lili's butler who made his debut as a playable character in *Tekken Tag Tournament 2* as part of a free update on October 9, 2012.[6] He previously appeared as an unplayable character in Lili's *Tekken 5: Dark Resurrection* and *Tekken 6* endings.Sebastian utilizes Lili's moveset, sharing many of her moves including the ones from *Tekken 5: Dark Resurrection* that were removed in the current releases.
Miharu Hirano

Miharu Hirano (平野 美晴 *Hirano Miharu*?) is Ling Xiaoyu's best friend and a student of Mishima Polytechnical High School. She first appeared as an alternate costume of Xiaoyu in *Tekken 4*, sharing the same moves, as well as her prologue, epilogue, and win animations. She wears a school uniform identical to Xiaoyu's and has short, feathered dark red hair. Miharu made her return appearance in the console version of *Tekken Tag Tournament 2*, being released as part of a free update on October 9, 2012.
Jack-4

Jack-2 had mysteriously come across a little girl named Jane, who appears to be very ill. He is in search of a cure for her illness as he gets caught up in the *Tekken* tournament. He must save the little girl and survive the *Tekken* tournament before it's too late. Jack-2 and Jane want to get on the ship but Lee Chaolan won't allow them on, so he makes a deal. Lee will ask Bruce Irvin to fight Jack-2. If Jack-2 wins, he can proceed to the ship.

So Jack-2 defeats Bruce and they proceed. When Lei Wulong was going to be killed, Jack-2 stepped in and killed his captor. Lei doesn't understand why he had to killed. Jack-2 killed him. He said that it was payment for helping him and Jane get on the ship. Soon Lei, Jane and Jack-2 head to Mishima Industries where they will meet Doctor Bosconovitch. In the middle of the lab, Jack-2 meets three Prototype Jack robots. He destroys all of them and proceeds to meet the doctor. Soon when Lee Chaolan pressed the detonation button for blowing up the entire island, Jack-2, Doctor Bosconovitch, Lei and Jane had to escape. Lei, Jane and Doctor Bosconovitch escaped from the closing door and survived, but Jack-2 however his torso was being crushed by the door thus sacrificing himself for Jane and the rest of them. Doctor Bosconovitch and Lei promise to look after the girl. Lei thanks Jack-2. Jack-2's last lines are "Farewell. I promise when I come back, I'll be more human... for you".
Jinpachi Mishima (Demon)

The Final Transformation Jinpachi sadly says, "It looks like nobody was able to stop me." Jinpachi sheds a tear that appears to be blood. The spikes on his back grow longer, and the spikes in his arms grow longer. Jinpachi screams for a while. Jinpachi causes a huge explosion. A beam is shown shooting towards the sky. A black screen is shown, and words (in white) say, "Jinpachi's mind is consumed by the devil as he reaches his final transformation. The world will never be the same." *You can unlock this video by either buying it on PSP version, or letting Jinpachi kill you in last round and not to retry of the final transformation of devil gene he comments the final reaches of Jinpachi he was caught by a shark now he looks sadly of the tear blood of the Christ when jinpachi was caught by a shark in he was in the ocean*
Feng Wei

As a boy, Feng Wei (馮 威(フェン・ウェイ) *Fen Wei*?, pinyin: *Féng Wēi*) was raised as a disciple of the God Fist style (神拳 *Shinken*, based on nanquan). At 20 years of age, Feng was the best student his school had ever seen. When his master scolded him for fighting outside the dojo, Feng killed him. Now Feng seeks the secrets of the God Fist scrolls stolen by the Mishima family, and enters the King of Iron Fist Tournament 5 to do so. Feng severely beat Asuka's father and destroyed his dojo in his search for the scrolls. Lei is trying to capture Feng for his similar actions in China. Although Feng was successful in retrieving the treasured "God Fist" scroll from the Mishima Zaibatsu during The King of Iron Fist Tournament 5, The scroll merely stated, "Destroyer of all styles, the one true ultimate style, it transcends the power of the Dragon God, which exceeds all human ability." Dumbfounded, Feng Wei later received information about The King of Iron Fist Tournament 6, and, seeking more information, he once again looked towards Japan.
Ezra (Tekken kazuya's revenge)

Kazuya is pitted against a Ezra a tough opponent, but in the end, Kazuya still manages to prevail. Kazuya is instructed to properly finish off his opponent, but this time, The Minister offers him the option of having the janitor he spoke with before killed in his place. Telling them to let him go, the janitor's life is spared, and one of The Minister's male hired ,Thorn, hands snaps the opponent's neck. Ezra appeared in Tekken 2: Kazuya's revenge.
Azazel

Azazel (アザゼル *Azazeru*?) made his debut in *Tekken 6* as the main antagonist. He is most likely named after the famed demon in the Judeo-Christian demonology, Azazel. Little is known about Azazel's history, other than that he is the embodiment of the ultimate evil guarded in a tomb by Zafina, set to be released after the clash of "two evil stars", and that he is known by the title "Rectifier of All Things"; he proclaims himself to be the one who punishes sinners in the world. He is also the source that created the devil gene within the Mishima bloodline, as evidenced by the tattoos on his chest, which resemble Jin's in his devil form. Azazel looks much like the Egyptian god Set, with blue-gray skin, a large, spiked tail used for attacking, and huge spikes of ice/crystal growing out of his forearms. He also wears an Egyptian ceremonial headdress and loincloth. Like many supernatural entities before him, Azazel appears to own the advantage of superpowered abilities over his opponents. These include a powerful stun attack (similar to Jinpachi Mishima), and eye lasers (similar to Devil Jin, Devil, and Angel). He also has the ability to summon giant crystals from the ground to attack his opponents. He can also summon scarabs to attack opponents and parts of his body get destroyed after taking too much damage. Azazel appears in the final stage of the Scenario Campaign mode in the console versions of *Tekken 6*. As it turns out, it was Jin's motive all along to bring forth the creature so he may fight and defeat it (and subsequently end himself in the confrontation). By causing chaos across the globe, Jin awoke the physical form of the monster (Azazel's spirit was already resonating within Jin's psyche, being triggered by his struggle with his father Kazuya; hence the prophecy of "two evil stars"). Azazel eventually awakens but is defeated by Lars Alexandersson and Raven. After they return outside and confront Jin, Jin reveals that Azazel can only be vanquished by someone carrying the Devil Gene: indeed, Azazel erupts from underneath the ground, stronger than before. However, Jin begins to power himself up with his Devil form, making him immune to Azazel's attacks. Jin rushes towards Azazel and punches his fist straight through Azazel's chest, sending the both of them plummeting into the temple ruins belo
True Ogre

True Ogre (トゥルー・オーガ *Tōrū Ōga*?) is the true form of Ogre, as well as its stronger form, introduced in *Tekken 3*. Once Ogre is defeated once in Arcade mode by the player, Ogre will absorb either Heihachi Mishima or Jin Kazama if the player defeats it using Heihachi, to transform into its second form. True Ogre has all of Ogre's moves, with the exception of "Ancient Power", but True Ogre has some extra moves, such as flying, breathing fire, and teleporting. In *Tekken 3*, whenever True Ogre fights, regardless if it is the opponent or the character the player uses, the arena surrounding it will dim to an eerie pitch black. The effect carries over to the arcade version of *Tekken Tag Tournament*, but it is removed in the console version and subsequent games. However, in *Tekken Tag Tournament 2*, the stage the player fights Ogre in (Naraku) seems to allude to this effect; it is almost pitch black, save for blue flames visible in the background.

True Ogre, as in its first form, also appears in *Tekken Card Challenge*, *Tekken Tag Tournament*, *Tekken Tag Tournament 2* (serving as the Stage 8 boss), and free-to-play title *Tekken Revolution* (serving as the unplayable final boss), where a golden version of it exists, rewarding the player more if it is defeated. In *Tag Tournament 2* , True Ogre is referred to as simply "Ogre", as it is the sole form available to play in the arcade version, with its original form later making appearance as "Ancient Ogre" in console versions. This carries over into *Revolution*, where it is the only form who appears in the game.
Owl

**Owl i**s a code name used to differentiate the various members of the Tekken Force.

This military organization, serving the Mishima Zaibatsu , is organized in several rows which includeCrow , Falcon, Hawk and Owl course.

The Owl is the most powerful of the organization as reflected in their life bar in the Tekken Force mode Tekken 3 that is larger than the other.
Ganmi-chan

Ganmi-chan (巌美ちゃん?) is a teenage female Sumo wrestler who idolizes Ganryu. The original idea was proposed for *Tekken Tag Tournament 2*, but was discarded 5 seconds later in order to focus on increasing the popularity of Ganryu. A character sketch was completed several years ago, and the result was of a cute character, like those found in *The Idolmaster*.[24] The sketch was later revealed by series producer Katsuhiro Harada on his Twitter account, in which he also stated that if the tweet is retweeted 1000 times, he would try to convince the staff to do her design.[25]