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Hwoarang

**Hwoarang** (Hangul: 화랑; Hanja: 花郎 *Hwarang*; Japanese: ファラン *Faran*) first appeared in *Tekken 3*, and returned in all subsequent games. He is the Taekwondo student of Baek Doo San, and entered the third Tournament to get revenge on Ogre for "killing" his master. He has also become Jin Kazama's rival after the two fought to a draw in one of Hwoarang's street matches.

Like many rivals of the protagonist of a fighting game (such as Street Fighter's Sagat) he is often portrayed as an arrogant and brash person, who initially had a win streak of some sort and had failed to beat the "protagonist". Like many rivals, he has also shown some friendliness to his rival, Jin on many occasions. He has also shown himself to be one of the strongest characters in the series as he had defeated Jin. Despite his brash and cocky nature, he has shown great integrity in terms of fights and a strong determination to defeat his rival without interruption or interferences.

He is often called cheap by people due to the fact that he will usually kick and rarely punches (this resulted with people mashing his kick buttons). Most players, however, consider him as one of the hardest characters to learn as he has a high amount of stances and thus needs to be analyzed properly. Due to his flamingo stances and which foot is forward stance he is considered by players as a good poker with fast strings (which is also seen in Taekwondo users like Juri Han and Baek). He also retains variations of many moves he learned from Baek such as his Hunting Hawk and Dynamite Heel. He also edited moves like Baek's Sky Blaster to his Sky Rocket.

He's known for his distinctly orange and auburn hair. Though he can show aggression and belittlement to people, he has shown humility and concern for those who he cares about, most evidently Baek. His outfit will always consist of a biker-themed outfit with goggles or his blue or white Taekwondo dobok (with the exception of *Tekken 4)*. All his outfits except his military uniform and his original dobok seem to feature a hawk emblem which is in reference to Hwoarang's nickname Blood Talon. These can commonly be found in the back of most of his biker outfits along with most of his doboks and pants for his standard Taekwondo uniform
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.

 **Game Appearances** | Tekken 5
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.
Shin Kamiya

Shin was a young Japanese student and an old friend of Jin Kazama, who went to Mishima Polytechnic School with him. In *Blood Vengeance*, both the Mishima Zaibatsu and G Corporation are looking for information about him in order to track down Shin himself. So Alisa Bosconovitch (under the orders of Nina Williams) and Ling Xiaoyu (under the orders of Anna Williams) are sent to spy on him at his school in Kyoto.

During their investigation, Alisa and Xiaoyu team up with each other and work together, and Xiaoyu herself turns against Anna. At that moment, Shin is kidnapped by an unknown assailant. Later on, the two girls learn more about Shin's background and soon discover that genetic experiments were being done on Shin and his classmates (who were presumably other friends of Jin), and now realize that the Mishimas were seeking Shin, who is in fact the sole survivor of his classmates and M Cell subject, for immortality.

Later at an ancient Kyoto castle, Xiaoyu, Alisa, Jin and Kazuya Mishima learn that this was in fact an elaborate plan engineered and planned by Heihachi Mishima. Shin then furiously confronts Heihachi for what he's done and attempts to fight him, but Heihachi grabs him and attempts to kill him. Jin then tells Heihachi to release him, stating that Shin had nothing to do with their rivalry, but it was too late. In his last moments alive, Shin mumbled to Jin, Alisa, and Xiaoyu his last words; "*Jin... it's up to you now...*" and died in Alisa's arms. Furious, Jin fought and defeated Kazuya and Heihachi, thus avenging his friend's death.

At the beginning of the three-way brawl between Jin, Kazuya and Heihachi, Shin's body isn't seen when Xiaoyu and Alisa leave the castle. It may have been blown away when the three family members created a shockwave when they hit their fists altogether.
Jack-6

Jane successfully restored Jack-5's memory at the completion of the 5th King of Iron Fist Tournament. It was not long until the Mishima Zaibatsu decided to make their own Jack model, which has been built with 10 times the power of Jack 5. The new G-Corporation leader Kazuya Mishima also demanded a new Jack model eventually creating Jack-6. They decided to test Jack 6 in the King of Iron Fist Tournament 6 to destroy the Mishima Zaibatsu.
Claudio Serafino

Claudio Serafino (クラウディオ・セラフィーノ *Kuraudio Serafīno*?) is a white-clad man hailing from Italy. He works for an Anti-Devil organization in combating the Devil Gene's threat. Empowered with a Sirius magic, he has tattoos around his left eye and black tapes covering his right arm, which can project and shoot blue lights/boost during battles. He is one of the playable characters in the first location tests of *Tekken 7*.[13] During an interview with Harada, it was said that Claudio was created to counter the Devil Gene's reign, thus will play an important role in the game
Prototype Jack

The prototype for Jack was developed in Russia. Since it was just a step in the production, the skin was removed from the mecha. Prototype Jack (or P. Jack, for short) was built only for power, so his power capacity far surpasses that of the completed Jack. The tournament's sponsor, Heihachi Mishima, has entered P. Jack into the contest in order to face him against Jack.

### *Tekken 2*

After the first Rave War, the remains of the first Prototype Jack unit (a first-stage model of the final Jack model) were almost destroyed by Jack's rampaging combat abilities. Upon reactivation, P. Jack complained that his alter-ego had received a refit, and he repeated his plea until his fuel ran out. Now resting in Kazuya Mishima's laboratory, P. Jack was left untouched for months before a back-up fuel supply reactivated him, and once again he began his constant pleas for a new look. To quiet him, Kazuya gave his captured scientist, Doctor Bosconovitch, the task of remodeling the robot.

With a cunning memory change, the doctor managed to convince P. Jack that his new body afforded him superior protection to Jack's, despite it being only a hat and sunglasses. Kazuya is currently goading P. Jack to demand more programmed maneuvers in time for The King of Iron Fist Tournament 2. Having repeated his fighting moves over and over (to such an extent that the doctor disconnected P. Jack's voice box), P. Jack now feels his next encounter with Jack will have a much different conclusion.

**Ending Description**: Prototype Jack is traversing inside a tunnel and turns his leg booster on in a vertical opening. He comes out of the shadows and flies straight up into the sky. As he flies away, he explodes and three screws have fallen out onto the ground.
Angel

Angel first appeared without any storyline explanation, save for the fact that she fights with Devil over Kazuya's dark soul. Angel champions the good elements of Kazuya's soul over theDevil Gene's corruption. It's unknown what happened to Angel since she was not seen after *Tekken 2*. It is possible that she gave up on saving Kazuya from Devil as he chose his dark path.

### *Tekken 2*

**Prologue Text:** "*Although Kazuya is seemingly possessed with a black heart, there is still some good left in him. Angel will battle against Devil to save Kazuya*".

**Ending Description:** Angel sits on the ledge of skyscraper, staring out into the night sky. Suddenly she throws herself off the ledge, becoming engulfed in the fog below. As she falls, the ten original fighters race through her mind. Then ten skeletal hands are placed together in circle, as if making a pact. Devil appears surrounded by skeletons with wings. Angel breaks through the image and soars into the moonlit sky, orbs of light begin to collect in the palm of her hand that she then sends cascading into the night.
Bryce Adams

**Bryce Adams** is a character that appeared in Death by Degrees as an antagonist that must be fought twice. He is Lana Lei's bodyguard and later revealed to be her boyfriend. Bryce fights with guns and is also has a "Commander" ("A2") rank. He is the first boss that Nina kills.

When Nina Williams fights him for a second time, Bryce reveals numerous blades in the walls surrounding them. He claims that they are "specially designed for public executions". Bryce is killed when Nina knocks him into the blades which goes right through him and causes him to fall to the ground.

Lana appears to have feelings towards him; this is shown during the first encounter between Nina and Lana. Lana angrily says, "You're the one who murdered Bryce!" before the first boss fight. Her affections are also later revealed towards Bryce when his corpse is shown on Lana's bed covered in roses.
Crow

**Crow** is a codename for several characters in the *Tekken* series. In "Tekken 3", Crows are the weakest of the Tekken Force enemies, with Hawk, Falcon, and Owl following. He can also be made playable via cheat device in Tekken 3. When playable, he is able to wear the outfits of other Tekken Force members. His fighting stance is the same as Bryan Fury's, and he share's some of Bryan's moves.

Crow, as a single person, also appears in "Tekken Card Challenge", a non-canonical *Tekken* Game. Crows also make an appearance in Tekken Tag Tournament 2's Fight Lab mode.
Armor King ll

**Armor King II** (アーマー・キング *Āmā Kingu*) is the younger brother of the Armor King from the early Tekken games and first appeared as playable character in *Tekken 5: Dark Resurrection* and has returned for every subsequent game.

His past is shrouded in mystery. What *is* known is that he and his brother were a wrestling tag team, both using the same outfit and name. Why his brother decided to keep this a secret from the second King is unknown. He dislikes Marduk for being murdering his brother and holds a grudge against King for forgiving Marduk.
High Priest

* **Location**: High Priest Shop - Archachapel
* **Price**: 1,000 Gold
* **Sellback**: 250 Gold
* **Class, Level 1**
* **Description**: The heart of a High Priest heals the adventurers through its own Spirituality. (Skills are mostly Heals.)
* **Note**:

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Requires Bright Light (Rank 10)and Priest (Rank 10)

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## Skills

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1.Auto Attack
Rank Required: 0
Mana Cost: 0
Cooldown: 1.5 Seconds
Type: Physical
Description: The ultimate combination of skills of ninja and protosartorias, they attack fiercely without doubts.

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2.Self Defense
Rank required: 1
Mana Cost: 120 Mana
Cooldown: 1.2 Seconds
Type: Physical
Description: Decreases the opponents attacks by 2% for 5 seconds.

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3.3 Prayers
Rank Required: 2
Mana Cost: 300 Mana
Cooldown: 5 Seconds
Type: Magical
Description: Heals 1 - 3 Friends, Team mates with 50% reduction of damage.

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4.Defeat Prayer
Rank Required: 3
Mana Cost: 225 Mana
Cooldown: 6 Seconds
Type: Physical
Description: Taught well by the priest, attacks the enemy with healing strike that is not basically that powerful.

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5.Ultima Heal
Rank Required: 5
Mana Cost: 2,000 Mana
Cooldown: 15 Seconds
Type: Magical
Description: Heals 1 - 6 Friends, Team mates with 50% reduction of damage.

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## Passives

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1.Holy
Rank Required: 4
Description: Dodge chance increased by 15%

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2.Instucia
Rank Required: 4
Description: Critical strike chance increased by 15%

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**Thank to MuffleG2**
Josie Rizal

Josie Rizal (ジョシー・リザール *Joshī Rizāru*?) is a young woman from the Philippines. She wears a yellow top, a blue miniskirt, and a red rabbit-like hair accessory. Josie practices eskrima, the native martial art and national sport of her home country, combined with Yaw-Yan kickboxing. Josie's name bears a very close resemblance to José Rizal, the national hero of the Philippines. Shortly after Josie was introduced to the public on March 29, 2015, she became a trending topic on Twitter with many Filipino fans expressing generally positive reactions.[15] Just two days after Josie was officially announced, someone claiming to be an official from the Philippine National Center for Culture and the Arts told the Philippine media that they plan to "take steps to correct any wrong impression Josie Rizal may have given about Dr. Rizal and the Philippines."[16] However, three days later NCCA legal counsel Trixie Cruz-Angeles clarified that the agency had yet to issue any position on the matter in a post she made in her personal Facebook page stating "The NCCA has not asked for the deletion of Tekken character Josie Rizal. In fact, the NCCA has not taken cognizance of the issue nor issued an opinion. If you've been reading that website, understand this please, it's SATIRE. The name of our chairman is Prof. Felipe de Leon, Jr. Also, matters pertaining to national heroes are within the jurisdiction of the National Historical Commission of the Philippines. Chill."[17]

Josie was designed by character designer Mari Shimazaki, well known for her work in the *Bayonetta* series, who also worked on the design of the final boss of *Tekken 7*, Kazumi Mishima. Before her official announcement, Josie was first revealed in a leaked arcade data discovered by players, who also found data relating to other characters yet to be added at the time.[
Mishima Clan

## History Edit

All the main protagonists and antagonists are from this family and they have the most rivalries between themselves and with other fighters outside the family. There is a curse within their blood that causes them to turn against each other when they are joining forces.

Some members of this family are also known for having the Devil Gene and some of them want to end the Mishima Bloodline.

The upcoming *Tekken 7* will, story-wise, serve as the conclusion of the "Mishima clan saga" and answer (amongst other *Tekken* mysteries) many questions regarding the family.[1]

## List of fighters Edit

The Mishimas contain the three main fighters in the series:

* Heihachi Mishima
* Kazuya Mishima
* Jin Kazama - (took his mother's legal surname due to being an illegitimate child).

and their relatives:

* Jinpachi Mishima
* Kazumi Mishima
* Lars Alexandersson - (illegitimate son of Heihachi).
* Lee Chaolan - (Heihachi's adoptive son).

## Links to the Family Edit

* Jun Kazama - Jin's mother.
* Asuka Kazama - A relative of Jun and Jin.
* Kuma - Heihachi's pet bodyguard.
Kuma I

## Introduction

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
GENOCELL

**GENOCELL** was the name of a forest rejuvenation project lead by a team of scientist and researchers, one of these being Julia Chang. It was funded and supervised by the G Corporation and located in one of the G Corporation's maximum security labs. Despite the amount of security, the research center was attacked by theMishima Zaibatsu, who succeeded in stealing valuable data. The GENOCELL project was put on indefinite hold after the incident.

The Mishima Zaibatsu, however, used the GENOCELL research they had stolen to aid one of their own projects, led by Doctor Abel; the merging of devil cells with human cells. When trying to merge the cells together, under normal circumstances, the devil cells destroyed the human cells, however, through the use of GENOCELL, the devil cells could be suppressed and the creation of a viable life form could be made possible. Before it could come to this, Julia managed to delete all GENOCELL files, postponing the dream of saving her home in the process.
Alisa Bosconovitch

**Alisa Bosconovitch** (*Russian:* Алиса Босконович; *Japanese:* アリサ・ボスコノビッチ *Arisa Bosukonobicchi*) is a character that first appeared in the arcade game *Tekken 6: Bloodline Rebellion* and its console port *Tekken 6*. She is an android created by Doctor Bosconovitch able to sprout wing-like jets from her back allowing her to briefly fly at great speed during fights, sprout chainsaws from her arms (this is one of her stances, "Destroy Form"), and remove her head during moves such as one of her grapples, "Head Explosion". She has pink hair and green eyes.

Her first outfit consists of white shoes, black stockings, a purple and pink dress that ends in a skirt, with her breasts being covered in a bra-like manner, with the strings going around her neck, and white gloves covering her hands and long purple gloves covering most of her arms, and she also has two flowers embedded into her hair at her right side. Her second outfit consists of red shoes, white socks, a red jumper dress with two stripes, one gold and one white, at the bottom, a short-sleeved white blouse underneath, and white bracelets around her hands.

Her fighting style appears to incorporate dance into some of her moves, similar to Émilie de Rochefort's fighting style. Alisa's tagline is "The steel maiden who has awakened from a long slumber." ([1]). Katsuhiro Harada, Tekken developer and executive producer of *Tekken 6*, describes her as "a robot created in the image of Dr. Bosconovitch's daughter." However, her journal entries in Scenario Campaign imply that some part of her may be human.

Unlike most robots, Alisa possesses emotions. She is a very kind-hearted individual. She speaks in a polite manner and is sensitive to others' feelings. She also knows family values as well; as evidenced when she tells Lars to not point a gun to his father, Heihachi. She does not want to fight and hurt her enemies. Obviously, she is very intelligent, often speaking in technical terms. In some situations, when people call Alisa a robot, she denies that fact and insists that she is a human being. When she was commanded by Jin, she doesn't recognize Lars, she performs his commands at full efficiency and performs deadly abilities. Although, this could have been caused because at one point during the command, Jin tells Alisa to disable safe mode and then reboot. This could be the reason why Alisa wouldn't answer Lars plea yo not to fight her.
Tougou

**Tougou** (東郷 *Tōgō*) was introduced in the home version of Tekken 6 as an NPC in the Scenario Campaign mode. He is a friend of Lars Alexandersson and a heroic warrior. He and several other Tekken Force members helped Lars and Alisa fight against Jin Kazama and the Mishima Zaibatsu.

Tougou plays an important role in this mode, as he helps Lars and Alisa fight against Jin and the Tekken Force. He eventually gets killed by G-Corporation.
Roger's Wife

## Story

### *Tekken 5*

Roger was kidnapped and taken away. His Wife and son joined the fifth King of Iron Fist tournament to find Roger and, after a long struggle, they found him. But Roger was living the easy life, unconcerned about his family. Roger Jr. became shocked and angered at the sight of seeing his dad relaxing and uppercuts him through the roof.

### *Tekken 6*

After the fifth tournament, life became hard for Roger's Wife and her son. Shortly thereafter, the sixth King of Iron Fist tournament was announced, and she and her son decided to join the tournament in search of victory and financial security. In the end, Roger is teaching his son boxing moves when all of a sudden, his wife comes in and confronts him with a picture of him with other female kangaroos. As a result, she uppercuts him up through the roof, much like her son did at the end of the fifth tournament.
Devil Kazumi

Initially appearing only as a silhouette in many of the early trailers and artworks, Devil Kazumi finally made an actual appearance as the game's final boss during Japan Amusement Expo, though it would take until the pre-release almost a week later to actually receive photos of her.

In earlier days of the series, Kazumi was the central figure to many of the questions and queries to the Devil Gene's true origins. Among the notes taken were the facts that Lars, Heihachi and Jinpachi (Though the artbook claims that Jinpachi had the Devil Gene, Harada revealed that he and the development cast intentionally wrote that to mislead fans), yet both Kazuya and Jin had the gene. Though his son and grandson believe Jinpachi to be the origin, only Heihachi has knowledge on the actual matter regarding the Devil Gene's beginnings. True to the guesses of many fans, Kazumi indeed has the Devil Gene, but she appears to have more control over her state in comparison to her son and grandson.

Noticeably, her wings are made of fire and seem to be based on the wings of a phoenix, which she can use to fly and hover back at alarming speeds during a fight, even more so than Jinpachi in Tekken 5. Aside from being able to use lasers like Devil and Devil Jin, Kazumi is able to conjure Tiger spirits to aid her, even in her human form. Design-wise, she might be based on Kyubi no Kitsune or the Inari, both fox spirits being affiliated with the color white, but as they are fox spirits (the latter actually being a god), in order to either prevent disaster or to pay respects, the color red is often affiliated with them as well.
Type J

**Type J** is a robotic antagonist in Death by Degrees. Type J is a robot that was created by Doctor Boskonovitch and taken by Lukas Hayes as a part of his revenge against the people that shut him down. Type J is encountered at the Solitaria Penitentiary. It is named "Type J" because the letter "J" is inscribed on its abdomen.

Type J chases Lukas Hayes in the opening movie ;it is not seen but can be heard running, roaring, and watching Lukas from its tracking system. Lukas manages to escape, but only to be ambushed by Enrique Ortega and a bunch of armed men. Type J is next seen watchingNina Williams and Anna Williams fight on an old bridge. He jumps down onto the bridge and falls through it bringing Anna down. Anna falls onLukas Hayes and they eventually fall on sandbags. Anna earlier knocked Lukas through the bridge, but he luckily got caught in ropes. Anna apparently flees and Lukas becomes Type J's new target.

Nina successfully guides Lukas through the tunnels to escape from Type J, but it attacks Nina after. Later, Alan Smithee shows up and activates a radiation device that weakens Type J on one side of the room. After Nina defeats Type J, it is hit with a huge blast of the radiation that almost destroys it. Alan and Nina goes to rescue Lukas from Enrique, but they couldn't get to Enrique's location until Type J comes back and smashes through the doors. Enrique is knocked out of the room and Lukas runs away to safety.

Nina confronts Enrique, but he warns her by saying she should worry about Type J instead. Enrique suggests that they be partners, but Nina refuses and fight him along with Type J. If Nina or Enrique come in contact with Type J, it will hurt them. Eventually during the fight, Type J will shut down and it is left at the Solitaria Penitentiary.
Devil Jin

**Devil Jin** (デビル仁 *Debiru Jin*) was first introduced in *Tekken 5* and has returned for every subsequent game. Though Devil Jin made his first playable appearance in *Tekken 5*, he made his first non-playable appearance in *Tekken 3* in Jin's ending. Devil Jin is Jin Kazama consumed by the Devil Gene, passed on to him by his father. According to Devil Jin's *Tekken 5* prologue, Jinpachi Mishima, escaping captivity when Hon-Maru fell, triggered the evil that had been building up inside Jin.

His appearance is very similar to that of his human form with added inhuman traits including horns, wings, tattoos, a bone like horns protruding from his forearms, and light yellow irises. Many of Devil Jin's outfits have him wearing generally black pants, with his right leg having a flame graphic on it, covering up to his mid-thigh section. Devil Jin wears gauntlets coloured the same as the flame on his pants and shoes coloured the same the respective leg.

Although Devil Jin made repeated cameos and hints during Tekken 3 and Tekken Tag Tournament, his very first full appearance would occur in Tekken 4. Jin had received a portion of the Devil Gene from his father during the events between Tekken 2 and 3, resulting in his trademark tattoo. As Kazuya was reintroduced into the series, he would give more backstory to Devil Jin's origin. Kazuya notes that when he was revived by G-Corporation, part of the Devil Gene was forced out of his body because of his death at the hands of Heihachi, the gene would eventually find Jin Kazama, still a fetus within Jun Kazama, but was defeated by her, yet was inevitably able to enter Jin after Jun's disappearance.

Devil Jin's official debut occurred with Tekken 5, where he not only acted as the game's penultimate boss in the arcade run but also featured the return of Jin's forgotten Mishima Style Karate.

As Jin does not have as much control over the Devil Gene as his father or grandmother, Devil Jin's presence is often due to an involuntary transformation. It can be assumed that should Jin reach an extreme emotional state, or be severely wounded or defeated, he will transform into Devil Jin, and will typically be unconscious of actions done in this state. Having been utterly consumed, Devil Jin's main purpose is to absorb energies belonging to great beings such as Azazel and Jinpachi. Despite the Devil Gene being seemingly in full control of Jin's actions, one notable point is that there are two things that will cause severe trauma to Devil Jin. The first is the presence of the Kazama's purification powers. Devil Jin's dialogue with Asuka, as well as his win pose with Jun seem to hint that their purifying powers are hampering with the Devil Gene's control. The second are people who Jin believes are important. As such, despite not having any purifying powers, both Hwoarang and Xiaoyu can cause extreme pain to Devil Jin as shown in the Scenario Campaign.

As of yet, Devil Jin's only "match" was against Hwoarang, after the latter had seemingly defeated Jin. It is currently unknown if Devil Jin will make more canonical appearances in Tekken's story, as Jin progressively shows more control over the Devil Gene.
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.
Jane

**Jane** (Japanese: ジェーン *Jēn*, Russian: Яна) is a non-playable minor character in the *Tekken* series. She is a young girl who was orphaned in a battle zone after the Russian government attacked with a platoon of Jack robots. The unit Jack-2 overcame his programming to protect her, but he was destroyed in the process.

Over the past twenty years, Jane has dedicated her life to finding a way to resurrect her beloved Jack, using the funding of the Mishima Zaibatsu. But after she was attacked by the Tekken Force and saved by Gun Jack, Jane now works for G Corporation. While working for G Corporation, she developed Jack-4 and its successor, Jack-5. She helped the new leader, Kazuya Mishima, create Jack-6.

## Story

### *Tekken 2*

Jack-2 and a young Jane are playing on a tropical island. A satellite way up in space fires a laser at Jack-2, shutting him down.

### *Tekken 3*

Jack-2 is reborn... When Jane, now a physicist, was eight years old, she was rescued from a bacteriological war by the Russian military robot Jack-2. However, Jack-2 was later destroyed by a satellite weapon as Jane, still a young girl, watched in horror. Jane, now 27, could not forget the nightmare of Jack-2 having collapsed beside her. She spent 10 years restoring Jack-2 to 90% functionality, but it seemed to have lost the human characteristics that set it apart from Jack. Jane worked hard analyzing the program in order to return to Jack-2 the gentle soul which had saved her life. Through detailed analysis, she found that most of Jack-2's programming was created by Mishima Industries, one of the subsidiaries of the Mishima Zaibatsu. Moreover, she discovered a hidden program... 'Project Gun Jack'. It laid the groundwork for a new weapon, a pivot gun. In order to restore Jack-2 completely, Jane had to approach the Mishima Zaibatsu and solve the mystery of the project. She quickly installed the hidden program and brought the newly dubbed Gun Jack to the Mishima Zaibatsu.

### *Tekken 5*

Beloved Jack-5... Two years ago, a physics scientist named Jane tried to sneak into Mishima Industries with Gun Jack. However, they were discovered by a Tekken Force patrol and were fired upon. Gun Jack placed himself in the line of fire to protect Jane. After the hail of bullets stopped, Gun Jack had ceased to move. The day after, Jane was found and rescued by a G Corporation freighter. Jane joined the robotics division of G Corporation and successfully created Jack-4. Jane used data collected from Jack-4 and began work on a newer model, Jack-5. She saw the upcoming King of Iron Fist Tournament as the perfect chance to test the latest model, equipped with state-of-the-art technology.

### *Tekken 6*

Jane successfully restored Jack-5's memory. It was not long until the Mishima Zaibatsu decided to make their own "Jack" model, which was ten times the power of Jack-5. The new G Corporation leader, Kazuya Mishima, also demanded a new "Jack" model, eventually creating Jack-6. They decided to put it into The King of Iron Fist Tournament 6 to destroy the Mishima Zaibatsu.
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].
Mishima Zaibatsu

**Mishima Zaibatsu** (三島財閥) roughly translated as **Mishima Financial Group**, is a giant multinational conglomerate in the *Tekken* universe. Originally founded by Jinpachi Mishima, it was eventually lost to his son by staging a coup d'etat. The Mishima Zaibatsu was taken over by Heihachi Mishima, who has financially built-up and ran the company for over 40 years, except for two brief interims. The companies grouped together in the syndicate include the Mishima Financial Empire, the mercenary group known asTekken Force, and Mishima Industries. The Mishima Zaibatsu is the main sponsor of the King of Iron Fist Tournaments, the central events of the video games. In *Tekken 5*, Jinpachi Mishima regained control of the Mishima Zaibatsu due to Heihachi's absence. However, Jinpachi was defeated by Jin Kazama during *The King of Iron Fist Tournament 5*, and Jin gained control of the Zaibatsu in the hopes of finding a cure for his Devil Gene, but he failed.

The Mishima Zaibatsu has always been run by a direct descendent of Jinpachi Mishima. The constant change of ownership of the Mishima Zaibatsu is one of the *Tekken* series' many novelties. To date, there are five changes of ownership known:

* Several decades before the first King of Iron Fist Tournament, Jinpachi Mishimalost the Zaibatsu to his son, Heihachi Mishima.

* ***Tekken*:**Heihachi lost the Zaibatsu to his son, Kazuya Mishima.

* ***Tekken 2*:** Kazuya lost the Zaibatsu to his father Heihachi.

* ***Tekken 3 and Tekken 4*:** Heihachi remains as the owner after defeating Kazuya.

* **Between *Tekken 4*and*Tekken 5/Tekken 5: Dark Resurrection*:** Jinpachi reclaims the Zaibatsu due to Heihachi's absence.

* ***Tekken 5/Tekken 5: Dark Resurrection*:** Jinpachi lost the Zaibatsu to Jin Kazama after he was freed by him.

* ***Tekken 6/Tekken 6: Bloodline Rebellion*:** Jin remains as the owner after freeing Jinpachi.
* ***Tekken 7:***TBA

## RelationshipsEdit

* Rival of G Corporation who wants to rule the world.
* Robbed by the Manji Clan in *Tekken 4*.

## Employees Edit

### *Tekken* employeesEdit

* Heihachi Mishima - Head of the Mishima Zaibatsu
* Kuma I - Pet/bodyguard.
* Ganryu
* Lee Chaolan
* Dr. Abel

### *Tekken 2* employeesEdit

* Kazuya Mishima - Head of the Mishima Zaibatsu
* Ganryu
* Lee Chaolan
* Anna Williams
* Bruce Irvin

### *Tekken 3* and *Tekken 4* employeesEdit

* Heihachi Mishima
* Kuma II

### *Tekken 5* employeesEdit

* Jinpachi Mishima - Head of the Mishima Zaibatsu

### *Tekken 6* employeesEdit

* Jin Kazama - Head of the Mishima Zaibatsu
* Nina Williams - Jin's trusted bodyguard and confidante.
* Eddy Gordo - Tekken Force Leader (quits in Christie's *Tekken 6* ending).
* Alisa - Jin's protector.
* Lars - Leader of Jin's army (later betrays Jin, even before and after his amnesia and discovered Alisa was also Jin's protector).
* Tougou - Co-leader of Lars and Jin's army (later, along with Lars, also betrays Jin), deceased.
Marshall Law

**Marshall Law** (マーシャル・ロウ *Māsharu Rou*) was introduced in the original Tekken, and he returned for all subsequent games, except *Tekken 3* and the non-canonical *Tekken Tag Tournament*, where he was both replaced by his son, Forest Law, using the same fighting style.

His fighting style is Jeet Kune Do, a "style" created by Bruce Lee, the martial artist whom Marshall Law is based on.
Mr.Kazama

Asuka's father was a japanese dojo owner, and has taught his daughter, and multiple unnamed students. Shortly before the events ofTekken 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.
Miharu Hirano

*Miharu's Tekken 4 story is the same as Ling Xiaoyu's story*.

**Prologue Text**:*"*Ling was a junior at Mishima High School. She still lived, studied and trained as a ward of the Mishima Zaibatsu. But lacking any particular goals, Ling grew tired of her everyday routines.

However, one day, she received an anonymous e-mail that warned her of Heihachi's evil intentions and the danger to her life. Ling replied to the e-mail, but she did not receive any further messages from the anonymous individual.

Ling's intuition told her that Jin, who had been missing since the last Tournament, could have sent the message. She believed the message and started to suspect Heihachi and the Mishima Zaibatsu.

Upon hearing the announcement of the next Tournament, Ling made the decision to enter, hoping to be reunited with Jin and to unveil the truth behind Heihachi and the Mishima Zaibatsu."

**Ending Text**: "Xiaoyu defeated Heihachi. No one foresaw this outcome. Soon thereafter, Xiaoyu learned of Heihachi's many evil deeds. He was clearly guilty of supporting the raid on G Corporation. The evil nature of the Mishima Zaibatsu was finally revealed".

**Ending Description:** Xiaoyu, who is now the Chief Executive Officer of the Mishima Zaibatsu, is visited by Miharu. Miharu confesses that she failed all of her college entrance exams. Xiaoyu then offers her a job at the Mishima Zaibatsu. Xiaoyu wants Miharu to help her build the amusement park of her dreams.

☀In *Tekken Tag Tournament 2*, Miharu appears in Alisa's,Kuma's, Panda's and Xiaoyu's endings and she is also a playable character via downloadable content.

**Ending Description:** Miharu, Xiaoyu, Panda and Alisa are all walking down a street, heading towards an amusement park. Miharu and Xiaoyu have a discussion on when they last went to an amusement park and Xiaoyu doesn't seem to recall. Alisa remarks to Panda that the two seem very close. The four then arrive outside the amusement park and Alisa receives an advertisement from a man. She excitedly shows it to the others; it offers to pay people to partake in filming nearby. The group accept the offer. Suddenly, a commotion occurs nearby and Alisa and Panda go to check it out. Xiaoyu then tells Miharu she remembers the last time they went to the park but it was when Miharu broke up with her boyfriend and she didn't say in case it upset Miharu. The actors nearby then start applauding and celebrating as Miharu takes a picture with Xiaoyu. The two then wonder what the gig is about.
Master Mystic Ninja

* **Location :** N/A
* **Price :** N/A
* **Sellback :** N/A
* **Class , Level 1**
* **Description :** Equalist will bring Equality to the Land of AugoEidEs and bring Joy to the Adventurers.
* **Note:**

```
This class is Unleashed ! if there releashed i will update information !

```

# Skills :

```
1.*Slice and dice*
0.7 sec cooldown
Physical
Description:Slices the enemy with ninja-like speed.
Damage increased by 150%

```

```
2.*Mystic Strike EX*
25 mana, 5 sec cooldown
Physical
Description: Focuses all your pwer in one single strike. Deals heavy damage. Applies a debuff to enemies that
can quadruple your damage and reduces their haste by 80%. Also cripples the opponent, making them unable to dodge any attacks.

```

```
3.*Mystic Focus EX*
50 mana, 5 sec cooldown
Magical
Description: turns all of your concentration at dodging. Dodges all attacks for 5 seconds! Also turns all attacks into critical strikes!

```

```
4.*Chain Movement EX*
100 mana, 7 sec cooldown
Physical / Magical
Description: Releases a lightning fast attack to multiple targets that others won't even notice your movements.
Opponents get stuck inside an area decreasing their damage by 80%!

```

```
5.*Shadoweaving EX*
50 mana, 15 sec cooldown
Magical
Description: your Enemy gets traped in a circle of souls from gates of hell. Decreases your opponent's dodge by 50%

```

# Passives

```
1.*Shadow Strength EX*
Passive Ability
Increases haste by 50% and critical by 40%

2.*Flexibility EX*
Passive Ability
In creases dodge by 50% and hit rate by 30%

```

***Thank to MuffleG2***

* http://sw.stercore.com/profile/muffleg2
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, likeType 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.
Kara(Tekken 2010 film)

**Kara**, played by Mircea Monroe, was introduced in the 2010 live action film Tekken as Jin's girlfriend at the beginning of the film. Whenhis mother is killed at Kazuya Mishima's command, Kara reveals to Jin that her father suffered the same fate of being killed during a Jackhammer raid. She resides in The Anvil, where she can be seen in a crowd watching Jin's fights in the Iron Fist tournament, all the way up to him winning the entire tournament. Kara has never appeared in any of the games, and she is a non-canon character.
Gigas

**Gigas** (ja. ギガース *Gigāsu*) is the fourth timed released and sixth new playable character in *Tekken 7* announced during the Nico Nico Chokaigi stream by Tekken producer Katsuhiro Harada. Prior to his official release, his render was leaked alongside Josie's, Jin's and Devil Jin's.

Despite his appearance, Gigas may be human as a person's lips can be spotted right below the "eyes".
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 also appears alongside Lili in the game *Digimon World Re:Digitize* with his trained Angemon.[10]

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
Gun Jack

### Gun Jack (*Tekken 3*)

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 ofG Corporation.
Paul Phoenix

**Paul Phoenix** (ポール・フェニックス *Pōru Fenikkusu*) appeared in every *Tekken* game so far in the series, becoming one of only four characters to do so, sharing the title with Heihachi Mishima, Yoshimitsu, and Nina Williams. A hotheaded and agressive man, Paul is determined to prove that he is the absolute best fighter the world has seen, and this dream expanded into literally trying to prove to the universe that he was the best (something that would jokingly be shown in *Tekken 5* where he challenges aliens in his ending). Unable to accept failures in winning, Paul sees Kazuya Mishima as his only true rival in being the best, mainly due to Kazuya being the first one who had fought Paul to a draw. As among one of the most active tournament participants, Paul is quite well-known in all the tournaments he participated in, mainly due to the fact that in all five tournaments that he participated in, he has faced bears. His rivalry with the first Kuma ended with Paul's final victory in the second tournament, while in following tournaments, he faced the second Kuma with the older bear's rivalry, inherited by his son. Training with both Lee Chaolan and Marshall Law prior to the first Tekken, Lee would learn a few moves belonging to Paul such as having his own version of Paul's "Double lift kicks"

A good friend of the Law family, Paul is considered as a close family friend and often accompanies the men of the family in things like excursions or business. He also understands their financial situation, as he himself is also financially challenged in later games. He and Marshall Law are known to commit antics together, something that many characters, reference when encountering Paul at the Scenario Campaign. He is however, in a similar case to Heihachi, is a self-made man, often honing his own talents and enduring the hardships of being poor.

Often regarded as an oaf, Paul can be incredibly barbaric at times, preferring to settle things with his fists rather than thinking things through. This surprisingly gives him the courage to take on opponents such as the bears, and to the point where he even calls Azazel in the Scenario Campaign, a "big lizard". He is also quite determined to win money to the point where he would even resort to underhanded means in order to win fights sometimes. Despite being these flaws, Paul is still known not only for his trademark Phoenix Smasher, but also because of the humor and gags that he provides to Tekken.