Tekken 4 All Characters Intro Opening Prologue No Commentary
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- Tekken 4 All Characters Intro Opening Prologue Full HD No Commentary (鉄拳4)
Showcasing all cutscenes movie edition, all boss fights / boss fights, side missions, upgrades, outfits / costumes, super moves, special move, ultimate attack, hi ougi, arts, all characters, best moments, final boss and true ending, secret ending.
Arcade / PlayStation 2 (PS2)
Timestamp:
0:00 - Bryan
1:25 - Christie
2:33 - Combot
3:43 - Heihachi
5:20 - Hwoarang
6:37 - Jin
7:53 - Julia
9:10 - Kazuya
10:40 - King
11:25 - Kuma
13:01 - Law
14:08 - Lee
15:46 - Lei
17:03 - Marduk
18:16 - Nina
19:33 - Panda
20:22 - Paul
21:41 - Steve
22:50 - Violet
23:59 - Xiaoyu
25:04 - Yoshimitsu
playlist: • Miscellaneous
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The distortion on his voice is literally perfect
In Japanese version, the narrator is the same announcer in the gameplay.
This is, hands down, the darkest Tekken with the best storyline.
+E24K Lawson I agree.. But 1 disadvantage, character roster
@everett watson Namco probably didn't want to overdo it with the plot.
***** Such a shame many people hated it or overlooked it back then.
IKR
Wish all the Tekkens were like this. Now they're all silly and cringey.
"his lineage, his fighting style, the devil gene in his blood, ..... everything" I fucking loved this narrator so much also the music also super badass
Why can’t tekken stay like this? And then add interludes like tekken 5. These two combine will be the best tekken ever
Too many characters maybe?
no excuse
fans crying, results, we have clown comedy tekken 7
@@mistergraham6702 I agree, Tekken 5 DR had the most playable characters ingame (33), which is second to Tekken Tag 1 at the time (35), while retaining good prologue explanation and having character interludes in the middle of their own stories. The idea of abandoning good narrated prologues and interludes starting in Tekken 6 felt very questionable as Scenario Campaign failed to deliver a decent story that focuses more on being a beat-em-up than having the traditional 3d fighting game gameplay it had.
I was even hoping Tekken 7 will resolve the issue of Tekken 6 not having better prologues like Tekken 5 and 4, and the lack of interludes like Tekken 5. Instead the developers just focused too much on the Mishima saga (and most of the characters involved onto it), which is another lackluster Netherrealm-esque cinematic story mode they tried to copy. This results into side characters that aren't involved into the Mishima saga having much more lackluster story than Tekken 6 had, which most of them besides Steve's (where it continues the story of him being related to Nina) looked ridiculous and exaggerating than before. The gameplay still retain that 3d fighting game it had from its predecessors, but it now had less offline content to depend on (hell even the Bowling minigame got stuck in the paywall too, along with the legacy characters that were supposed to be free).
As a competetive game, yes Tekken 7 is great, but overall, it lacked content than what TTT2 or Tekken 5 DR had. Tekken 7 all had "hype" in its mind thanks to Harada himself. Much worse today is Tekken 7's netcode for most people, haven't been fixed after BamCo announced 7 million people bought the game, which they can take that opportunity to use the resources from the game sales in order to fix what Tekken 7's problems it had. I just wished the devs don't let themselves out of touch with the fans, along with the longstanding complaints delivered throughout the months.
@@makmakg242 yeah, characters that doesn't involve much in the Mishima saga have very lack luster storylines:
I would love to see Leo avenge the death of her mom, Dr. Emma Kliesen from Kazuya but its very unlikely to happen now
I want Asuka to interact Jin more but got stuck on Lili, which they are fighting for no good reason, she was a great character in T5 but afterwards its a downhill
Paul Phoenix was so badass in the first 2 tekkens, after Tekken 3 he really went from a tough serious character to a comedic relief, it hard to think now that this was Kazuya's rival
I always love Julia Chang but her new gimmick being a streamer is making her character a joke, its like I want Michelle back
Perfect prologues. You know it’s a home run when Kuma, and Paul’s story is serious, Bryan is humanized, no plot lines are forgotten from previous games. Best ones are Bryan, lee and kuma
I was seriously influenced by the artwork here. I tried for years to draw like this.
6:17 and 6:37 has to be my favourites!
The excitement and ambition on Hwoarangs face as he drives his bike to the tournament, jacket swaying in the wind. You can tell theres a huge blood-lust in him ready to be unleashed
And Jin's first scene, training alone in a small Dojo nestled among the towering buildings. I gotta appreciate how he asks the master there in Brisbane, Australia to learn traditional karate.
Facts. Im actually on This video nownti study the line work. Trying to redefine my style
The evil smile on Heihachi's prologue is my favourite it shows how much of a narcissist he is.
This game had the best Narrator in the series that voice is awesome
CyberNinjaZero And no doubt about it And Hands Down That Tekken 4 is The Best Storylines Yet
CyberNinjaZero What about the narrator in tekken 5?
@@jameshope8709 he sounds bored. This guy sounds calm a subtle difference but an important one this guy conveys the twists and turns of the backstory without seeming disinterested but without getting impassioned either he comes across like a narrator should neutral deliverer of facts that doesn't detract from the excitement and mystery
@@jameshope8709 Fun Fact the guys he narrates in T5 was the same VS for Alucard from SOTN
I really love Bryan's prologue. Feels like I'm actually in his mind as his backstory and motives are explained. Tekken 5 ruined him with the "heartless evil cyborg" characterization.
True
He was always evil.
@@imagineumnomefoda500 Yes, but he was a lot less one-note than he is now.
The fact that he was based off Roy Batty from Blade Runner shows that the potential was wasted.
@@imagineumnomefoda500 At least Bryan fury from Tekken 3 - Tekken 5 was and still is a lot more better than the Bryan fury from Tekken 7.
Darkest Tekken ever, best intro and character introductions, no Tekken can come close to it!!!
Roman Pankov it's bad gameplay wise though
Humza Khan yes very true, that's why i disliked the game, game play was crap after the near perfect ttt and T3
Lol damn even Kuma had a bad ass intro.
PowerOfTheKing bears all over Asia are the toughest among humans.
Last stand before he, Paul and Law became goofballs
The BEAR has serious motivations. Dang um.
Both his father and himself lost to the same man. Pretty humiliating considering they should have significant physical advantages over humans.
Whoever composed "Fetus" went somewhere not of this earth to achieve it, it's like the Devil gene itself in audible form
The voice effect they used for the narrator seemed so simple and yet so effective and charming. I really wonder how they did it. I've been trying to figure this out for a while now. If anyone has any pointers, please feel free to let me know.
I do love it as well. "Welcome to the King of Iron Fist Tournament 4"
its basically just verrrry slight distortion
it's probably effect that mimicks someone talking trough walkie talkie. sound gets slight change but this effect that works because it give memorable style. this and the story teller tells it with certain tone. it dont feel like he wants to go sleep like t7 story narrator. basically whoever reads feels the story and sounds like is invested emotionally.
The accent makes it so much better.
@@MeelisMatt
I skipped all of the parts where that journalist was narrating. He was just so boring.
the artstyle reminds me of the way metal gear solid: sons of liberty 2 concept art was drawn.. nothing beats the gritty and raw vibe of early 2000's anime and video games.. and damn, the distortion on the narrator's voice coupled with the ominous soundtrack and amazingly drawn storyboard is so damn perfect... back when fighting games actually had depth, substance, and good writing.. hands down the best and darkest Tekken in the series. in 2020 this game is still hundreds of times better than some of the games on the market right now.
"20 years ago, Kazuya lost to Heihachi and was thrown into a mouth of a volcano."
"A few days later, Kazuya was brought back to life by G Corporation. A biotech firm making revolutionary advance in field of biogenetics research. With G Corporation's aid, Kazuya investigated the biomechanics of the devil gene within him by subjecting himself to various experiments. Kazuya believes that once he unlock and control the power of the devil gene within him, he would be powerful enough to defeat Heihachi and destroy the Mishima Zaibatsu."
"20 years later, the Tekken Forces attack the G Corporation's facilities and stole their research data. Kazuya was also targeted in the attack."
"Kazuya was infuriated by Heihachi's interference once again. He was determined more than ever to exact his vengeance. Kazuya was not fooled by the sudden announcement of the King of Iron Tournament 4. He knew that it was trap, orchestrated by Heihachi to lure him out. Despite this knowledge, Kazuya enters the tournament as this is a chance to defeat Heihachi."
Hands down, one of the best written backstories in Tekken. The broody background music and the stoic narrator only adds more intensity to the atmosphere in this most mature vibe entry in the entire series.
Not a fan of the "Devil Gene" concept. I preferred the Devil being a spiritual entity like in the first 3 games.
suiken Not really. What the fuck was he doing for 20 years? Would he have remained in hiding had Heihachi not seeked him out?
N McIntosh He was doing the same thing Akuma was doing: Waiting for the right time to attack Heihachi. Heihachi attacked him before he was ready. I assumed they revived Kaz in a weakened state and it took a long to for him to rehabilitate. He had something to do with the death of Eddie Gordo's father, I think.
N McIntosh you didn't read the back story, didn't you? He was researching for ways to control his devil gene. He can't take Heihachi head-on with his current state at that time. Probably took some extensive research and experiments which takes a huge amount of time. And as the others mentioned, he was recovering from a severe injury and might literally lost some body parts. He was immediately revived few days later, but I think it took a year or two from him to completely recover.
suiken no doubt Kazuya Returns To The King Of Iron Fist Tournament for the first time Since The Aftermath Of The Defeat From Heihachi After The King Of Iron Fist Tournament 2 20 years earlier
As much I love Tekken 5, 6,7 and Tag 2, this was the last Tekken where the story was given a more grounded "realistic" treatment. Characters were growing, changing, entering the crossroads of their lives, betting everything they had on the tournament. The writing for the prologues, as well as the legendary narrator were just pure...*chef's kiss* Even the epilogue writing was great.
This was also the last game that character ages were shown in the manual. Tekken 5 was the last one where any kind of passage of time was mentioned. 2 years passed between T1 and T2, 18 between T2 & T3, 2 years between T3 & T4 and 2 months between T4 & T5. After that, there's no mention of how much time has passed between games.
Tekken has always been ridiculous and over the top, but around 5 or 6, it felt more like a fantastical anime than a silly, but grounded martial arts fest. Felt it was stupid how they couldn't just pick one source for the Devil Gene and we ended up with three (first Jinpachi, then Azazel and now Kazumi) :/
At the end of the day though, Tekken is a fantastic franchise with great characters, great gameplay and plenty of lore for us fans to play with.
Remember when Tekken wasn't a competitive only game and actually had a great lore? Yeah, good old times.
Everything about this screams quality and nostalgia
It's scary.
How many pants have you crapped?
Damn, even Kuma had a serious prologue and managed to squeeze a bit of comedy without ruining the tone. Heck, Xiaoyu and Panda even had serious prologues well.
Such a shame casuals reject Tekken 4's serious tone.
The casuals don't the lame ass esports players do tho smh... I miss these days man Tekken 4 > Tekken 7 all day. T4 esports players bitched and moaned about the gameplay not paying attention to everything else the game offered. T5 eliminated all aspects from T4 sadly the story after T4 went to shit.
Damn The story for Kuma was the best he was a tragic bear who was forced to be heihachi’s pet, lost his instincts, got beaten by Paul and he was forced to train alone in the wilderness even though it was very brutal
And It's incredible how this is the backstory of a bear. I mean, not a werebear, not a sentient, enhanced bear, but a "regular" bear.
The delivery from the narrator sells it for me. Kuma knows he needed to be serious and do what his dad couldn’t do
Well he wasn't forced to be Heihachi's pet. He chose to be there. It wasn't until he left for the wilderness where he became the best version of himself.
Paul Phoenix (Tekken 4): Beat ogre > Kept up his cocky attitude > lost money > lost his dojo > Lost his respect > lost his fighting spirit > Then sees the announcement for the king of iron fist tournament 4 > Stakes everything on the line.
Ending: Wins the tournament > wins a ton of money > goes out partying > Loses fighting spirit again > see's his legacy > gains fighting spirit again. (Ain't my style)
Paul Phoenix (current): I wanna be the toughest in the universe
You. I like you. You just summarized Paul Phoenix's character development at its best before Harada threw it all away in the next game.
Paul Phoenix's whole Character summed up into one
Paul is awesome
Tekken 5: Paul loses to Kuma > Wants to fight aliens
Tekken 6: Beats Kuma, but is too exhausted to continue > colludes with Law and Steve to win the tournament > Both Paul and Law knock each other out
Tekken 7: Who cares
Paul storyline also scares me also.
The best narration and artwork for the prologues. Why can't we have something like this for Tekken games nowadays?
0:00 - Bryan
1:25 - Christie
2:33 - Combot
3:43 - Heihachi
5:20 - Hwoarang
6:37 - Jin
7:53 - Julia
9:10 - Kazuya
10:40 - King
11:25 - Kuma
13:01 - Law
14:08 - Lee
15:46 - Lei
17:03 - Marduk
18:16 - Nina
19:33 - Panda
20:22 - Paul
21:41 - Steve
22:50 - Violet
23:59 - Xiaoyu
25:04 - Yoshimitsu
Leo Mangabat Thanks
Tekken to tekken 5 the last real tekkens
My childhood and sister's favorite game
MrPhantaze same here
MrPhantaze same here.
This was Tekken at its best when it came to story.
Each fighter had a proper motivation that you could really invest in. I think the problem with Tekken today is that there is simply too many characters to write for. About 70% were either half-arsed or team-up plots so as to reduce the effort of writing.
It seems anyone whos surname isn't Mishima or Kazama gets screwed over.
Completely agree. Lee and Paul were turned into full on joke characters. Don't get me wrong, it is funny, but I like when they were badasses with some signs of jokeyness in them.
You right, there are many characters that could take dark and more interesting characters, but you could see that some variations in different ending in tekken 5 and 6.
Take Wang's ending, they are serious and sad and i would like all characters will have something like this, Christie's endings are sad too, then you have stupid endings for several other characters.
They need to make Tekken story as dark and serious as possible, with a few laughs, no vise versa.
Macy Godwin Well miguel sure didnt look at his tekken 7 ending
Macy Godwin Asuka is surely got screwed
Life is fair given that She's unfair to everyone.
Now you get the perfect idea; don't delay start working hard today.
Hearing King and Marduk back to back gave me goosebumps that I haven't had in a while. I'm glad they didn't go straight to what they implemented and rather elude and fill in the blanks. As much as I want them to do this again in future Tekken games, it makes me realize how perfect they did it, let alone 20 years ago.
Hwoarang, Rival of Jin.
Ex SpecOps in the Korean Military, Taekwondo prodigy, hustler, street-fighter.
Man, I miss the days where characters in Tekken had a sense of depth and realism to them, when characters outside of the Mishima family weren't just one-note jokes, when Heihachi was a villain, when Kazuya didn't inherit the devil gene from Kazumi but rather struck a deal with the devil to survive, when Paul was a badass and a serious competitor, when Marduk was a serious monster, when Bryan wasn't braindead, when Jin was the main hero of a focused story, instead of becoming an anti-hero and eventually blending into the background of a messed up, retconned storyline.
It always intrigues me how different Bryan is presented here. He's still the murderous cyborg, but he comes across as lost and in need of guidance, outraged that his father figure abandoned him.
Making him what is essentially a dangerous toddler, which seems disrespectful to the character, but they really pulled it off here. The next game, he's back to being a generic evil guy with next to no story.
Bryan being a character capable of making a step-by-step plan to achieve his goals feels absolutely jarring when looking at him having become an "evil for the sake of evil" character who only communicates in laughs.
This why I love Tekken and this was my first tekken aswell
Same
Each character was plot invested and the whole game was the most practical and realistic. That is what I loved most about T4. Everything else had too much supernatural entities and unrealistic scenarios along with very flat plots.
I mean Tekken as always had supernatural Entities since TK2 and 1, But I have to agree that Harada shat all over the story when we got to T5-onward
Facts
the believable or at least semi-plausible real world-scenarios that the character's backstories describe are what made the game so good for me. it was believable
@@turtleguymcturtle4303 yes, but 4 was way more grounded and practical
It's all in the presentation. Tekken 4 presented its fantasy sci-fi bullcrap in a way that made it feel serious, real and threathening. From T5 onwards the stories became much more goofy and deliberately comedic, save for the Mishimas and even then...
Jin's intro is goated
Tekken 4, the king of dealing with the real life problems
The best storyline tekken to this day
This is the last Tekken Game that every characters felt special and relevant to the important storyline
Tekken 1-5 was just about folk wanting to throw hands, get paid and handle business. Then it turned into fighting dragons, starting wars, stopping of the end of world, and trying to bang a robot.
- Jin is the hero who has to struggle with his powers.
- Kazyua is a anti hero, who is driven by revenge and power
- Heihachi is the badass leader of the zaitbatsu and villain who is also driven by power.
This is and always will be. My definite Tekken formula. And this game nailed it.
I get goosebumps every time i hear this, it might be the only good thing in tekken 4, but that's done perfectly, it's so ominous and interesting
It's scare me a lot.
Tekken and Namco knows how to put on fantastic fighting games with lots of action, drama and Storylines
Man the soundtrack is so refreshing
this soundtrack as if it's clean all trash with future games, wipes off .
^make sense
The funny thing is, Lee was right, Heihachi died that same year.
Tekken 7's story happening in the same year as Tekken 4's sounds absolutely wild, but it's surprisingly true.
Really wish they added this style for Tekken 8.
Tekken 4 was the last game Jin was a good character in. Starting with 5 he descended into emo "I will get rid of the Devil Gene in me."
I would say also Tekken 4's Narrator's Voice is so damn badass amazing!!
Darkest and best Tekken in terms of storytelling
I loved the style of the story mode with the artwork included! Sweet Memories!!
Same thing
LordCloudStrife I hope they bring the Prologue back for Tekken 7 the Nostalgia & music still gives me goose bumps!
Callum Brown and a narrator
I know I am extremely late, but T7 has the worst prologues which felt like literally last minute additions
Watching the new Tekken trailer sparked a core memory. 03-04 around 2 and 3rd grade I use to binge this game with my cousin. We loved the story battles cause of the narrators voice and the character stories. I had to find this!
storytelling in other tekken: alright uhhh thats cool
storytelling in tekken 4: bruh thats some intense stuff
I'll be definitely using the characters bio storyboards as grammer checks.
😂😂😂 bro I used them for my English exams back in 2006 and got an A
@@JBC02 video games that comes with storyboards sure can help you out.
It took 20 years, but Jin no longer hates the Mishima fighting style and has accepted his Devil Gene
I do wish Tekken 7 would have these prologues especially the artwork as these gave me a better understanding of each character and their motives for participating in the King of the Iron Fist.
What makes this even better is the choice of music and narration which really adds a lot drama element.
me too. i miss when individual storylines in tekken were more coherent and actually adds a lot to each character instead of just being cool. even though the roster wasn't that much, there was still an effort into each of their motivations in joining the tournament.
@@spiritualviolation In addition, these prologues also benefit the new characters as it would give me a better introduction and understand their story.
I just felt that the character episodes whilst they are short and brief, it was rather empty and I didn't get to know much about the characters' background and motives for entering the tournament.
this is like Shakespeare compared to t7 writing
True
18:16 Nina's first part of the prologue scene is so damn badass good! :)
This voice actor and this music plus all the interface sound effects, ARE PERFECT!!!! I still get chills listening to this. What is this mans name who is narrating 😭???
Awesome. Thanks for putting this together
3:53 Calling it right now
What if Reina was a lifeform created by Heihachi's research for this new lifeform?
Humm...i think she's a daughter Heihachi raised in secret
That is my theory. Some of her mannerisms, moves and quotes feel too much like Heihachi's. I have a feeling that she might be an artificial body with his personality and memories.
After playing through the story mode, this makes so much sense since Reina is too young to be a biological daughter of Heihachi (she would have to be as old as Lars and Kazuya and she looks like Asuka's age). Plus she knows things she shouldn't know like Kazuya and cliffs. So you might be right in she is the lifeform Heihachi was trying to create.
But my initial headcanon is Heihachi was reincarnated as Reina lol.
I love yall's theorys!!
I think Tekken 4 got Dark prologues. For example Paul is broke, Law is drinking, King wants revenge for Death.
Real life story in Tekken history
This was the first time ever Tekken had an actual writer.
Lmao. From Tekken 5 onwards they contracted the cheapest writer lmao
I don't know what it is but the narrator is the best! Really takes me back to playing this with my brother eons ago ^_^ ♥♪
12:21 Kuma's addiction to television. That's pretty funny. He's a bear who loves television.
It’s a shame Tekken 4 wasn’t really all that good gameplay wise because these intros were fantastic, they gave each character far more identity than what’s in the games now. They need to bring these back for Tekken 8.
This was my favorite Tekken Game
I like Tekken 5
If i was going to say which Tekken Game was the darkest i would say "Tekken 4 is the Darkest Tekken Game Ever Made".
Tekken 3 was when I was briefly introduced to the series but Tekken 4 was the first I bought. It was amazing. The story is still the best in the series and it made me so invested in the characters and their struggles. Especially Kazuya.
When I first saw Tekken 5 intro, I was blown away and was hoping for them to follow up with the engaging storytelling of T4, but quickly realized most of the characters were butchered for the sake of comedy. Namco has been dropping the ball with the lore and story ever since and they made Kazuya into one note villain.
Tekken 7 and the movie before it were especially egregious, as they basically retconned Mishima's saga and made it all seem like something straight out of Dragon Ball Z or some shit. The spirit of Tekken's story last beat in T4, you can quote me on that.
Tekken 4 was my first game of the series I played at Dave and busters all the time, Tekken 5 was the first game I had for console.
Take a hit every time a character burns with desire
18:17 The screen that came on when your mom came in the room.
The best Tekken imo
I love this game
Here’s one true facts on Jin Kazama Tekken 4 story
Jin Kazama isolated himself for 2 years since his betrayal by Heihachi in the aftermath of The King Of Iron Fist Tournament 3
To be honest: Tekken 4 (and 3 also can be) has best themes. Those series have various theme choice which let Namco to choose appropriate theme for every part.for example: Fetus(the theme in video) more darker background and is best choice for this part.
only problem was, as the prologues starts to end, the louder the background gets
Still peak Tekken storytelling
Paul Phoenix + Nina Williams = Steve Fox
Simple as that
Listen to Ted Bundy's last interview, listen to his voice, and then this guy's voice. Uncanny.
Raise your hands if you're playing tekken 4
(Just for fun, read the following as if it were one of the narrations)
Tekken 4 was the first game in the series for The Unknown SCP.
Upon looking at the character roster for the first time, Yoshimitsu was the first character he played as, because his unique design stood out from the others and remains his favourite to this day.
When he saw Yoshimitsu's story intro, The Unknown SCP was enthralled. He wouldn't realise it at the time, but the music, the narration, the motivation behind Yoshimitsu's goal, and the fact that he had a sword, all of it would be the reason that Tekken 4 will forever be the favourite Tekken game in the series for The Unknown SCP.
(A bit cheesy and maybe a bit cringe, but this was fun to do).
goddd i hope that tekken 8 (if it becomes a thing) has these kinds of prologues
The prologues kinda get you invested in these characters and it's sad when you find out many of them don't reach their goals in Tekken 5
11:21 I didnt know there existed an image of King with a poncho and sombrero but it definitely fits him!!!!
I noticed that in the Japanese version the intros are slightly different from the international releases.
I like this prologue narrator. Anybody know if there is any hope of cloning the voice with AI or any tips on how to create a similar reverb effect?
Best story ever
Tekken 4 ( 2002 ) - PS2
0:00 - Bryan Fury
1:25 - Christine
2:34 - Combot
3:43 - Heihachi Mishima
5:20 - Hwoarang
6:39 - Jin Kazuma
7:54 - Julia
9:10 - Kazuya Mishima
10:40 - King
11:26 - Kuma
13:02 - Mashall Law
14:08 - Lee Chaolan
15:47 - Lei Walong
17:03 - Craig Maduk
18:16 - Nina Williams
19:33 - Panda
20:23 - Paul Phoenix
21:42 - Steve Fox
22:52 - Violet
24:00 - Ling Xiaoyu
25:06 - Yoshimitsu
The King Of Iron Fist Tournament 4
Everytime, i thought Combot was upgraded to Alisa. Then i saw Tekken Tag Tournament 2.
Why does this make sense?
Tekken 4: Rachel Chaolan Prologue
Rachel was the youngest assassin, she always find her 10 targets when she begins to kill.
Rachel realize that her rival kim is her number 10 target. Rachel is ready to kill kim after she find her target, when the king of iron fist tournament 4 was revealed. She begins to enter the tournament.
Rachel was learned from nina, one day she learns martial arts. To show her true power at the king of iron fist tournament 4 when she accepted it.
Rachel will find take over mishima zaibatsu, but she didn't realize that heihachi has mishima zaibatsu, she will face heihachi alone.
Need this back in tekken 8. Wasn’t a fan of tekkens story this year
you either get the tekken 4 narrator or tekken 7 journalist when it comes to multilingual literature
Listen to voice!
Listen to music 🎶 WOW
The creepy music is why I’m here
Death By Degrees should have been a game about Nina's career as an assassin not her being a spy for some reason.
Tekken 4 All Characters Intro Opening Prologue
BEST
Chief Eagleclaws was a respectable chieftain of the Iroquois Oneida clan community. He dedicated his life to preserving his ancestors' culture and tribal rights.
But on that fateful day, after a tribal meeting, he found his entire community massacred. Houses burned to the ground and most of the people he cared for were all dead, including his brother, his wife, and children.
Determined to find the person responsible for the clan's destruction, Eagleclaws sought help from other Iroquois clans for information.
One clan leader, who saw the incident, claimed that the Mishima Zaibatsu were responsible and that they were searching for an artifact of unknown importance.
Eagleclaws was enraged by the Mishima Zaibatsu for the massacre of his clan. He prepared himself for war and entered the King of Iron Fist Tournament 4 to confront the Zaibatsu's leader, Heihachi Mishima.
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