(LAST UPDATE: 10/26/08)
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Profile
General:
At the age of 15,
Jin found out that he was Kazuya Mishima's son.
At the same time, he lost his mother, Jun Kazama.
Jin trained himself under the supervision of Heihachi
with the intention of defeating the "God of Fight", who is supposed to
have killed his mother. Heihachi was not only his grandfather, but a reliable
teacher. Four years have passed. Having mastered the Kazama style of Judo
and Mishima style fighting karate, Jin starts to take action as a martial
artist. When the devil gene takes over Jin's body, he transforms into is
Devil
Jin.
Upon defeating his
great grandfather, Jinpachi Mishima, Jin became
the new head of the Mishima Zaibatsu. Jin brought chaos and suffering across
the globe using the Tekken Forces to get rid of each county’s military
power and take control of their energy resources, even their space colonies.
After all that was done, the Mishima Zaibatsu declared itself an independent
nation and declared war against all who opposed them. It seemed that the
Mishima Zaibatsu would conquer the entire world until another power finally
opposed Jin’s organization. G-Corporation, led by Kazuya Mishima, puts
a bounty on Jin Kazama’s head. Almost as if Jin was expecting that G-Corporation
would get involved, he immediately announced “The King of the Iron Fist
Tournament 6.”
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Origin:
Tekken
3
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Other Appearances:
Tekken
Tag Tournament, Tekken 4, Tekken
5, Tekken 5: Dark Resurrection,
Tekken:
Dark Resurrection, Tekken 6,
Tekken
6: Bloodline Rebellion, Namco
VS Capcom
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Comment:
Jin's father, Kazuya,
was a cool design, and Jin definitely followed in his father's footsteps
at his debut. Namco really delivered when they needed a new "Hero" for
Tekken 3, in a way to replace Kazuya. In Tekken 4, Jin's design became
even more unique, not only because of his story, but of the advancements
made to his move list and fighting style, and was visibly no longer a "replacement"
for Kazuya. His awesome moves in Tekken 5 re-defined his design even more...
And his new badass aura and look in Tekken 6 takes his design even further.
He's come a long way, gone through many good and bad outfits, but as long
as he still has his classic flame pants, there's no stopping this design.
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