What makes this so strange is that Jin had never been shown as a character with evil tendencies.В Plus, rather than change theВ family business for the better, he uses them to create even more chaos to further his own goals. After defeating them both,В Jin decides to take over the Mishima Zaibatsu. This leads him to a journey where he faces his rival and Jinpachi Mishima.

RELATED: Tekken Anatomy: 5 Weird & Gross Facts About Bryan Fury's Body Taking Over the Family Business (Tekken 5)Д«y Tekken 5, JinВ was losing control of his Devil Gene, whichВ wasВ being triggered by terrible nightmares. WhileВ Jin'sВ decision makes sense within the narrative, the idea of unlearning a fighting style out of spite is pretty ridiculous in itself. While he still uses this style,В when he activates his Devil Gene, he falls back on his family's style. Out of spite,В Jin unlearnsВ the Mishima-Ryu style and focuses on traditional Karate instead. In Tekken 4, players reunite with Jin, who has fallen into a dark placeВ followingВ Heihachi's betrayal. Unlearning a Martial Art Style to Spite His Grandfather (Tekken 4) What makes this part of Jin's arc so ridiculous is how literal everything is.В For one,В while the Ogre sounds like it's just another fighting game name, Tekken's is a literal Ogre who has been worshipped as a god of fighting.В Not to mention Jin's Devil Gene is literally that - a gene inherited from his father, Kazuya, that turns him into a terrifying Devil form. Fortunately, the attack awakens Jin's Devil Gene, allowing him to survive. However, after defeating Ogre, Jin's grandfather Heihachi turns on him, nearly killing him. As a child,В Jin's mother was supposedly killed by the Ogre, and he trains with Heihachi to master both his parents' fighting styles.

While the first two games star Kazuya as the protagonist, the third game shifts focus to Jin.

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