Heihachi then walks away, only to be attacked by his grandson, who after being enraged by Heihachi's betrayal, had transformed into Devil Jin (due to the Devil Gene he inherited from Kazuya Mishima, Jin has a dormant devil within him) and attacked Heihachi, then flew off into the distance.

As Jin struggles to get up, he is shot back down by Heihachi himself. Almost immediately after his victory, Jin is attacked by Heihachi's Tekken Force team. Jin is successful in defeating True Ogre, which causes him to suddenly explode. After four years of intense training, Heihachi announced The King of Iron Fist Tournament 3, Jin, assuming that Ogre would be there (Ogre looked for strong fighters in order to absorb their souls and become stronger), entered the tournament with revenge on his mind. Jin trained hard under Heihachi's supervision, he was determined to get revenge on Ogre. Following his mother's orders, Jin went to his grandfather, who taught Jin advanced Mishima style karate. Jun felt an evil spirit near, and her senses proved correct, as she was attacked and presumably killed by Ogre (although her official status is 'missing'). berfore then she taught Jin some of her Kazama style self defense. Appearances Tekken 3įour years prior to The King of Iron Fist Tournament 3, Jin's mother, Jun Kazama, who warned Jin that if anything were to happen to her, to go to his grandfather, Heihachi Mishima. He is the nephew of Lars Alexanderson too. He is also the great-grandson of Jinpachi Mishima (who only appeared in Tekken 5 and Tekken: Dark Resurrection as the final boss), the son of Jun Kazama, and also the cousin of Asuka Kazama, although the two don't seem to be aware of their relation. He is the son of Kazuya Mishima, grandson of Heihachi Mishima, who are two of the series most significant characters. Jin is related to many key characters in the series.

He was also one of the select few Tekken characters to be featured in Namco X Capcom, where he teams up with Taki (from Namco's other fighting game franchise Soul Calibur) and Ryu (from Capcom's Street Fighter series). Since his introduction to the Tekken series in Tekken 3, Jin Kazama has been the main protagonist in the Tekken series, and has been featured in every Tekken game since his creation, as well as a brief appearance in Tekken: The Motion Picture (he appeared as a child, and is also set to be the main protagonist in the 2009 film titled 'Tekken').

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