Jun Kazama returns in Tekken 8
Jun Kazama was not playable after what appeared to be her “death” in Tekken 2 until the non-canonical sequel Tekken Tag Tournament 2, where she played the final Boss. For the first time in Tekken’s history, Jun will finally return in canonical game and she still looks great for her age. Jin Kazama sees Jun as the embodiment of everything that is Good in him. You can see their close relationship in the Netflix Anime,Tekken: Bloodline
Jin Kazama’s moral decline is depicted in both Tekken 6 and Tekken 7. He became corrupt without the influence of his benevolent mother.
The Mishima family tree feuds because they all want the control of the Mishima Zaibatsu.The Mishimas desires vengeance and power. Their family business is worth enough money to control the world but its like a curse.
Jin Kazama got into fights with his grandfather, Heihachi, grandmother, Kazumi, and father, Kazuya and more of his relatives. The Tekken Universe is home to some of the most dysfunctional families in fiction history. The Williams and Mishima families are just two examples.
Tekken 8’s first official Trailer got released at the Game Awards.
Some legacy characters from back in the day, like Paul Phoenix, King, and Marshall Law, have joined the Chaotic Mishima family on the lineup. So far, only Lars Alexandersson is the come back from a modern Tekken game. I can’t wait to see the full list of the first team. Even if it’s just DLC, I hope my favorites will be there. I was amazed by how far the graphics of this show had come, and I was amazed by how far technology had come. In the past, what looks like a cutscene is now real game footage. A new mechanic in the game called Heat Dash and it could be this game’s equivalent to a power bar.
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