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-->'''Heihachi''': Just this: words like "justice" and "truth" are empty concepts that have led societies through cancerous histories. Through the ages, those who have blindly believed in these absolute truths have fought and died over empty platitudes. Today, you'll find people mistaking their own greed for truth, and eating the planet out from under them and condemning themselves to total annihilation, chanting their democracy and their freedom as though they were a religion. They're cheerfully justifying their journey towards self-destruction.
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-->'''Heihachi''': Just this: words this! Words like "justice" and "truth" are empty concepts that have led societies through cancerous histories. Through the ages, those who have blindly believed in these absolute truths have fought and died over empty platitudes. Today, you'll find people mistaking their own greed for truth, and eating the planet out from under them and condemning themselves to total annihilation, chanting their democracy and their freedom as though they were a religion. They're cheerfully justifying their journey towards self-destruction.
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* AdaptationalEarlyAppearance: While this is meant to portray the events of the first ''Tekken'', Jun Kazama and Lei Wulong, who debuted in ''Tekken 2'', play a significant role to the plot. Jun's early appearance here may factor why Kazuya receives an AdaptationalHeroism, as in the canon game, she only appeared ''after'' Kazuya established himself as a cruel villain.
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* AdaptationalEarlyAppearance: While this is meant to portray the events of the first ''Tekken'', Jun Kazama and Lei Wulong, who debuted in ''Tekken 2'', play a significant role to the plot. Jun's early appearance here may factor why Kazuya receives an AdaptationalHeroism, [[AdaptationalHeroism isn't as evil as he is in the games]], as in the canon game, she only appeared ''after'' Kazuya established himself as a cruel villain.
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* ArtisticLicenseBiology: Jun express shock at the existence of a multi-gene life form. In reality, virtually all life (including humans) has multiple genes.
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* ArtisticLicenseBiology: Jun express shock at the existence of a multi-gene life form. In reality, virtually all life (including humans) has multiple genes. Though Jun's shock could be that that the Mishima Zaibatsu perfected an artificially-created multi-gene lifeform.
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* OffscreenMomentOfAwesome: [[spoiler:Nina, along with the other fighters (Paul, Law, King, Armor King, and Yoshimitsu), managing to survive the Alex clones just as they appeared to be saved by Lei and Bosconovich. It's clear the fighters had to eliminate the dinosaurs set to kill them earlier (with Law, King, Armor King, and Nina limping to show for it). Only Paul came out unscathed, having managed to save Michelle too]].
* PetTheDog: Played straight at first when after listening to why she wants Heihachi dead and pummeling her, Kazuya promises Michelle that he will kill Heihachi for her sake too. This is subverted as he attempted to kill her until Jun interfered.
* PetTheDog: Played straight at first when after listening to why she wants Heihachi dead and pummeling her, Kazuya promises Michelle that he will kill Heihachi for her sake too. This is subverted as he attempted to kill her until Jun interfered.
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* WhatHappenedToTheMouse: We never saw Baek Doo San and Ganryu after they were respectively defeated by Kazuya and Michelle, especially if they were [[spoiler:attacked by Alexes or not]].
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An anime based on the fighting game franchise ''VideoGame/{{Tekken}}'', specifically the first two games. Originally released as a two-part OVA, the parts were edited together for the western release as a movie.
Multi-billionaire Heihachi Mishima is having a fighting tournament on the island which is [[IslandBase the base of his operations]]. This attracts many fighters, including Jun Kazama who has come to investigate Heihachi's suspected illegal activities and Heihachi's son Kazuya, who wants revenge for being left for dead in the past by him.
Multi-billionaire Heihachi Mishima is having a fighting tournament on the island which is [[IslandBase the base of his operations]]. This attracts many fighters, including Jun Kazama who has come to investigate Heihachi's suspected illegal activities and Heihachi's son Kazuya, who wants revenge for being left for dead in the past by him.
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An anime based on the fighting game franchise ''VideoGame/{{Tekken}}'', ''Franchise/{{Tekken}}'', specifically the first two games. Originally released as a two-part OVA, the parts were edited together for the western release as a movie.
Multi-billionaire Heihachi Mishima is having a fighting tournament on the island which is [[IslandBase the base of his operations]]. This attracts many fighters, including Jun Kazama who has come to investigate Heihachi's suspected illegal activities and Heihachi's son Kazuya, who wants revenge for being left for dead in the past byhim.
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Multi-billionaire Heihachi Mishima is having a fighting tournament on the island which is [[IslandBase the base of his operations]]. This attracts many fighters, including Jun Kazama who has come to investigate Heihachi's suspected illegal activities and Heihachi's son Kazuya, who wants revenge for being left for dead in the past by
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* AdaptationalBackstoryChange: Michelle in the games just wanted revenge on Heihachi for killing her father in the first game, and kidnapping her mother in the second. Here, he also burned her village to the ground.
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* DeathByAdaptation: [[spoiler:Anna gets eaten alive by one of the Alex clones, Lee commits suicide by setting off the tower's self-destruct while he's still inside, and Jack-2 performs a HeroicSacrifice by holding up a closing steel door so that Lei, Jane and Dr. Boskonovitch can escape the doomed island -- which crushes him afterward]].
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* DeathByAdaptation: DeathByAdaptation:
** The storyline follows the first game, with some characters from the second. Nina and Anna's father Richard died shortly before the events of the second. He's already dead when the story starts.
** Michelle's mother is said to have been "left to die" in the wilderness after their village burned down. In the second game, Heihachi merely kidnapped her.
** [[spoiler:Anna gets eaten alive by one of the Alex clones, Lee commits suicide by setting off the tower's self-destruct while he's still inside, and Jack-2 performs a HeroicSacrifice by holding up a closing steel door so that Lei, Jane and Dr. Boskonovitch can escape the doomed island -- which crushes him afterward]].
** The storyline follows the first game, with some characters from the second. Nina and Anna's father Richard died shortly before the events of the second. He's already dead when the story starts.
** Michelle's mother is said to have been "left to die" in the wilderness after their village burned down. In the second game, Heihachi merely kidnapped her.
** [[spoiler:Anna gets eaten alive by one of the Alex clones, Lee commits suicide by setting off the tower's self-destruct while he's still inside, and Jack-2 performs a HeroicSacrifice by holding up a closing steel door so that Lei, Jane and Dr. Boskonovitch can escape the doomed island -- which crushes him afterward]].
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* DesignatedGirlFight: Nina and Anna, [[TheGloriousWarOfSisterlyRivalry unsurprisingly]].
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* DesignatedGirlFight: Nina and Anna, [[TheGloriousWarOfSisterlyRivalry unsurprisingly]]. Michelle however fights both Kazuya and Ganryu in the tournament.
* EveryoneHasStandards: Nina may hate her sister but [[spoiler: she's horrified at her being eaten by an Alex clone]].
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* GoryDiscretionShot: Anna's death is this.
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* GoryDiscretionShot: [[spoiler: Anna's death death]] is this.this. We only hear the screaming.
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* InconsistentDub: Anna's name is pronounced "Ah-na" by most of the characters but as "An-ah" by Lee's employees.
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* PromotedToLoveInterest: Anna and Lee have a relationship in this.
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* AdaptationalNiceGuy: Kazuya, who is determined to kill his father Heihachi for dropping him off a cliff when he was a kid. Jun manages to convince him to give up his desire for revenge, and after sparing Heihachi, he rescues the unconscious Jun before leaving the self-destructing island.
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* AdaptationalNiceGuy: Kazuya, who Kazuya is much nicer ([[AntiHero in as much]]) and [[AdaptationalHeroism heroic]] in this motion picture.
** He is still determined to kill his father Heihachi for dropping him off a cliff when he was a kid. Jun manages to convince him to give up his desire for revenge, and after sparing Heihachi, he rescues the unconscious Jun before leaving the self-destructingisland.island.
** The reason why he got thrown into the cliff by Heihachi turns out not out of rage of Heihachi murdering his mother (though that is established way later in the series), but because Heihachi saw him trying to comfort Jun over her dying pet and declares that this is why Kazuya was weak and deserve to be thrown to a cliff.
** He is still determined to kill his father Heihachi for dropping him off a cliff when he was a kid. Jun manages to convince him to give up his desire for revenge, and after sparing Heihachi, he rescues the unconscious Jun before leaving the self-destructing
** The reason why he got thrown into the cliff by Heihachi turns out not out of rage of Heihachi murdering his mother (though that is established way later in the series), but because Heihachi saw him trying to comfort Jun over her dying pet and declares that this is why Kazuya was weak and deserve to be thrown to a cliff.
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* AdaptationalEarlyAppearance: While this is meant to portray the events of the first ''Tekken'', Jun Kazama and Lei Wulong, who debuted in ''Tekken 2'', play a significant role to the plot. Jun's early appearance here may factor why Kazuya receives an AdaptationalHeroism, as in the canon game, she only appeared ''after'' Kazuya established himself as a cruel villain.
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* EverythingsBetterWithDinosaurs: The invisible dinosaur bio-weapons.
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* MotiveRant: As Jun presses Heihachi about his tumultuous relationship with his son and his ambitions and actions taken against the world at large through his conglomerate, Heihachi waxes about Mankind's need to justify its own history of violence. [[labelnote:Well, lets have him explain it]]:
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* MotiveRant: As Jun presses Heihachi about his tumultuous relationship with his son and his ambitions and actions taken against the world at large through his conglomerate, Heihachi waxes about Mankind's [[ForGreatJustice need to justify and excuse its own history of compulsion towards violence through ideals and platitudes,]] to the point that said excuses and higher ideals overtake necessary violence. [[labelnote:Well, lets have him explain it]]:it:]]
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-->'''Jun''': You monster! You threw your son into the canyon specifically to place that dark hatred in his heart! You've groomed the perfect successor for your plans of carnage and genocide!-->
'''Heihachi''': My Tekken will create the destruction of the Devil and the renewal of the Gods!
'''Heihachi''': My Tekken will create the destruction of the Devil and the renewal of the Gods!
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-->'''Jun''': You monster! You threw your son into the canyon specifically to place that dark hatred in his heart! You've groomed the perfect successor for your plans of carnage and genocide!-->
'''Heihachi''':genocide!
-->'''Heihachi''': My Tekken will create the destruction of the Devil and the renewal of the Gods!
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-->'''Heihachi''': My Tekken will create the destruction of the Devil and the renewal of the Gods!
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* MotiveRant: As Jun presses Heihachi about his tumultuous relationship with his son and his ambitions and actions taken against the world at large through his conglomerate, Heihachi waxes about Mankind's need to justify its own history of violence. Well, lets have him explain it:
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* MotiveRant: As Jun presses Heihachi about his tumultuous relationship with his son and his ambitions and actions taken against the world at large through his conglomerate, Heihachi waxes about Mankind's need to justify its own history of violence. Well, [[labelnote:Well, lets have him explain it:it]]:
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*MotiveRant: As Jun presses Heihachi about his tumultuous relationship with his son and his ambitions and actions taken against the world at large through his conglomerate, Heihachi waxes about Mankind's need to justify its own history of violence. Well, lets have him explain it:
-->'''Jun''': I don't understand it. Why would someone as powerful as you throw your own son into the canyon? And why are you now flooding the world with weapons and planning its destruction? Why is the world your enemy and not your own hatred?
-->'''Heihachi''': Hm. Then tell me what you consider justice.
-->'''Jun''': Justice?
-->'''Heihachi''': Rationale is a better word. Is the truth your rationale for living life like you do?
-->'''Jun''': What do you mean?
-->'''Heihachi''': Just this: words like "justice" and "truth" are empty concepts that have led societies through cancerous histories. Through the ages, those who have blindly believed in these absolute truths have fought and died over empty platitudes. Today, you'll find people mistaking their own greed for truth, and eating the planet out from under them and condemning themselves to total annihilation, chanting their democracy and their freedom as though they were a religion. They're cheerfully justifying their journey towards self-destruction.
-->'''Jun''': But how does any of that justify the way you've lived your life?
-->'''Heihachi''': Don't you get it? The only way to truly salvage this disgusting world is to DESTROY everything on it so a new world can be rebuilt!
-->'''Jun''': You monster! You threw your son into the canyon specifically to place that dark hatred in his heart! You've groomed the perfect successor for your plans of carnage and genocide!-->
'''Heihachi''': My Tekken will create the destruction of the Devil and the renewal of the Gods!
-->'''Jun''': No one has that kind of right! What would you have done if he'd been killed?
-->'''Heihachi''': My son is too strong. And if he had been defeated, I was prepared to give my own life.
-->'''Jun''': I don't understand it. Why would someone as powerful as you throw your own son into the canyon? And why are you now flooding the world with weapons and planning its destruction? Why is the world your enemy and not your own hatred?
-->'''Heihachi''': Hm. Then tell me what you consider justice.
-->'''Jun''': Justice?
-->'''Heihachi''': Rationale is a better word. Is the truth your rationale for living life like you do?
-->'''Jun''': What do you mean?
-->'''Heihachi''': Just this: words like "justice" and "truth" are empty concepts that have led societies through cancerous histories. Through the ages, those who have blindly believed in these absolute truths have fought and died over empty platitudes. Today, you'll find people mistaking their own greed for truth, and eating the planet out from under them and condemning themselves to total annihilation, chanting their democracy and their freedom as though they were a religion. They're cheerfully justifying their journey towards self-destruction.
-->'''Jun''': But how does any of that justify the way you've lived your life?
-->'''Heihachi''': Don't you get it? The only way to truly salvage this disgusting world is to DESTROY everything on it so a new world can be rebuilt!
-->'''Jun''': You monster! You threw your son into the canyon specifically to place that dark hatred in his heart! You've groomed the perfect successor for your plans of carnage and genocide!-->
'''Heihachi''': My Tekken will create the destruction of the Devil and the renewal of the Gods!
-->'''Jun''': No one has that kind of right! What would you have done if he'd been killed?
-->'''Heihachi''': My son is too strong. And if he had been defeated, I was prepared to give my own life.
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* WeHaveBecomeComplacent: The general crux of Heihachi's MotiveRant to Jun. Humanity has put itself to numerous atrocious histories all for the sake of empty platitudes and ideals like freedom, justice, democracy and the like and will very likely sow the seeds of its own destruction this way, at least according to Heihachi. While Heihachi too plans to carve swathes of destruction upon the earth in his own way and through his own ideals, his way will be through the Iron Fist, his Tekken to rebuild the world in his own image.
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* WeHaveBeenComplacent: The general crux of Heihachi's MotiveRant to Jun. Humanity has put itself to numerous atrocious histories all for the sake of empty platitudes and ideals like freedom, justice, democracy and the like and will very likely sow the seeds of its own destruction this way, at least according to Heihachi. While Heihachi too plans to carve swathes of destruction upon the earth in his own way and through his own ideals, his way will be through the Iron Fist, his Tekken.
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* WeHaveBeenComplacent: WeHaveBecomeComplacent: The general crux of Heihachi's MotiveRant to Jun. Humanity has put itself to numerous atrocious histories all for the sake of empty platitudes and ideals like freedom, justice, democracy and the like and will very likely sow the seeds of its own destruction this way, at least according to Heihachi. While Heihachi too plans to carve swathes of destruction upon the earth in his own way and through his own ideals, his way will be through the Iron Fist, his Tekken.Tekken to rebuild the world in his own image.
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*WeHaveBeenComplacent: The general crux of Heihachi's MotiveRant to Jun. Humanity has put itself to numerous atrocious histories all for the sake of empty platitudes and ideals like freedom, justice, democracy and the like and will very likely sow the seeds of its own destruction this way, at least according to Heihachi. While Heihachi too plans to carve swathes of destruction upon the earth in his own way and through his own ideals, his way will be through the Iron Fist, his Tekken.
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* WouldHitAGirl: Kazuya to Nina (twice), Michelle and Jun.
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* AnAxeToGrind: Michelle tries to kill Heihachi by throwing an axe at him. [[NowThatsUsingYourTeeth He catches it with his teeth and bites it apart. Talk about literally grinding an axe...]]
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* NowThatsUsingYourTeeth: Michelle tries to kill Heihachi by throwing an axe at him. He catches it with his teeth and bites it apart.
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* AmbiguousSituation: During their confrontation, Nina accuses Anna of killing their father because he favored Nina over her. Despite Anna's furious reaction, she doesn't outright deny it, leaving it vague as to whether she really did kill him.
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* ManipulativeBastard: Lee seduces both Williams sisters and feigns affection for them in order to manipulate them into doing his dirty work. To Anna's credit, she does recognise that Lee is two-timing them but she believes that Lee prefers her over Nina. [[spoiler:Unfortunately for her, both sisters were equally expendable in Lee's eyes once he sics the Alex clones on the fighters, them included.]]
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* BabiesEverAfter: [[spoiler:Jun and presumably Kazuya have a son at the end]].
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* BabiesEverAfter: [[spoiler:Jun and presumably Kazuya have a son (who fans will recognize as Jin) at the end]].
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* DistantFinale: Ends "some time later" with [[spoiler: Jun and her son.son Jin.]]
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* EatenAlive: [[spoiler: While she's monologing during her fight with Nina, one of the Alex clones sneaks up on Anna. By the time Anna notices, it's too late and Alex devours her right in front of Nina.]]
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* BigBad: Heihachi, with Lee acting as TheDragon for him.
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* VillainousBreakdown: Lee, when he realizes Heihachi will not let him inherit the Zaibatsu and literally knocks him off the tournament. [[spoiler:He sets off the island's self destruction sequence, intent on killing all competitors, but he doesn't try to escape and dies regretting it all when his base in the pagoda explodes]].
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* Determinator: Jun is set on saving Kazuya from being consumed by his desire for revenge and the darkness in his own heart. This is because she met him as a gentle and caring boy during their childhood, and she had the misfortune of witnessing him being dropped to his apparent death by his father Heihachi, and being a little girl at the time she was powerless and impotent to save Kazuya back then.
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* Determinator: {{Determinator}}: Jun is set on saving Kazuya from being consumed by his desire for revenge and the darkness in his own heart. This is because she met him as a gentle and caring boy during their childhood, and she had the misfortune of witnessing him being dropped to his apparent death by his father Heihachi, and being a little girl at the time she was powerless and impotent to save Kazuya back then.