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GENERAL/STORY:
Heihachi is Kazuya's
father and Jin Kazama's grandfather.
He owns an enterprise, and discovered the ruins of Ogre.
Heihachi retrieved the Mishima Financial Empire by defeating his son in
The King of Iron Fist 2. Heihachi failed to capture Ogre. He made his researchers
collect blood and tissue left behind by Ogre and attempted to create a
new life form by combining its genetic material with his own. The experiment
failed, however, and Heihachi learned that he lacked the Devil Gene necessary
to integrate Ogre’s genome into his. In order to obtain the Devil Gene,
Heihachi searched for Jin, who transformed into a devil during the last
Tournament.
During the search, Heihachi learned that the body of his son,
Kazuya - whom he killed 20 years ago - was stored at a cutting-edge biotech
firm called G Corporation. Heihachi ordered his Tekken Force to raid G
Corporation in an attempt to obtain Kazuya’s remains. They obliterated
G Corporation’s laboratory, and the mission appeared to be successful.
…That was until Kazuya, revived by G Corporation, retaliated and caused
the mission to fail. Heihachi needed Kazuya or Jin’s body to create the
new life form. After much deliberation, an evil smile crept onto Heihachi’s
lips. The next day, an announcement was made for The King of Iron Fist
Tournament 4, with the Mishima Zaibatsu as the prize.
After being assaulted
by the Jack force, Heihachi wakes up only to find out that the King of
Iron Fist Tournament 5 has already ended. He goes back to Zaibatsu headquarters
only to find the Tekken force blocking his way. After the next Iron Fist
Tournament is announced and Heihachi finds out that Jin Kazama is the new
head of the Mishima Zaibatsu, he is enraged and declares that he will get
everything back.
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ORIGIN:
Tekken
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APPEARANCES:
Tekken
2, Tekken 3, Tekken
Tag Tournament, Tekken 4, Soul
Calibur 2 (PS2 Version), Tekken 5,
Tekken
5: Dark Resurrection, Tekken: Dark
Resurrection,
Tekken 6,
Tekken
6: Bloodline Rebellion, Namco X Capcom
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REVIEW:
He's come a long
way, but Heihachi turned into one of the baddest, and also baldest,
fighting game bosses around. He's got a good sense of humor, and some brutal
moves to go along with it. Not only that, but he's quite funny too... I've
never seen a fighting game boss used as any type of comic relief.
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