Hi guys, I go to talk in english again.So go with a post about Jin.Jin KazamaFrom Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia (Redirected from Devil Jin)Jin KazamaArtwork for Jin Kazama in Tekken 6.SeriesTekken seriesFirst gameTekken 3Designed byAya Takemura (Tekken 3, Tekken 4, Tekken Tag, Namco X Capcom)Voiced by (English)Jacob Franchek (Tekken: The Motion Picture)Patrick Seitz (credited as Darren Daniels) (Tekken: Blood Vengeance)Voiced by (Japanese)Isshin ChibaPortrayed byJon Foo (Tekken)Fictional profileBirthplaceJapan Fighting styleAdvanced Mishima Style Fighting Karate combined with Kazama-Style Self-Defense (Pre-Tekken 4)Traditional Karate (Post-Tekken 4)OccupationMishima Zaibatsu CEO (Tekken 6)Martial Artist Jin Kazama ( Kazama Jin?) is a character in the Tekken series, first introduced in Tekken 3 as the new protagonist. He is considered the most recognizable character in the series along with his grandfather Heihachi Mishima and his father, Kazuya Mishima. He has also been featured on the packaging for the console version of each sequel following his debut.[3][4][5] In addition, each game in the series after his introduction has featured the result of Jin's endings as the primary focus of the plot, making him one of the most pivotal characters in the ongoing saga. In Gamest's 1997 Heroes Collection, Jin was voted as the staff's thirty-first favorite character. He shared the spot with three other characters, including Street Fighter characters, Charlie, and Yang.[6]Jin is a young Japanese man with black hair which spikes up in a distinctive pattern. On his left arm, he bears a mark that was branded onto his skin by the Devil. His most recurring outfits usually comprise of a karate gi or jumpsuitboth with some sort of flame design (the color of which is varied throughout the series, and has been customizable since Tekken 5). While Jin's gi costume usually consists only of trousers, gauntlets and footpads, in Tekken 4, he also wore the jacket of the gi openly, exposing his torso. Tekken 4 also introduced Jin's hooded jumpsuit, which he kept until Tekken 6. Also, in both Tekken 3, and Tekken Tag Tournament, players can select a Mishima High School uniform for Jin to fight in. In Tekken 6, he wears a long black coat similar to the one that he wore in his ending in Tekken 5.Character designer Yoshinari Mizushima has stated that Jin is one of his favorite characters due to the amount of time it took to design him.Jin's feud with his other Mishima family members and the inner turmoil caused by his "Devil Gene" are consistent topics throughout the series. This struggle has formed somewhat of a "tragic hero" role around the character, punctuated by his very name, Jin, which means "benevolence" in native Japanese.According to the profile provided by the Tekken 3 instruction booklet, Jin likes his mother's precepts and hates deception. Both values are demonstrated in his ending for Tekken 4: Jin resolves to kill Heihachi Mishima for betraying him, but soon changes his mind and tells Heihachi "thank my mother, Jun Kazama." By the events of Tekken 6, Jin's ambitions seem to have changed from stamping out the Mishima bloodline to global supremacy until the ending, where it is revealed what