The Devil Gene helps to give him extra depth, too. In Tekken 5, Jin has his own mini-game (Devil Within) that has all the linear charm of retro beat-em-ups, and his assortment of hoodies made him look like even more of a badass. Not only does he have a cool, colourful design, his moves are powerful and exciting too. He made his debut in Tekken 3, and proved to be one of the stand-out characters. Okay, so weвЂ™ve covered Devil Jin, but his standard form is a true icon of the Tekken franchise. Still, PaulвЂ™s hard-hitting moves and strength makes him one of the franchiseвЂ™s most memorable characters. His doвЂ™s so big and tall itвЂ™s a wonder he didnвЂ™t become trapped in a doorway and starve to death years ago. He looks and plays like a mix between Street FighterвЂ™s Ken and Guile rolled into one, with the latterвЂ™s hair taken to the extreme. You canвЂ™t mistake Paul Phoenix for anyone else. Thanks to his massive wings, he can also fly, and like any great monster, he breathes flames. True OgreвЂ™s a mix of Ogre and Heihachi (or Jin, depending on who youвЂ™re playing as), giving him some extra moves. When you face this at the end of Tekken 3, you know youвЂ™re up against a real challenge. Still, his True Ogre form is far cooler вЂ“ and scarier. His design has echoes of Blanka from the Street Fighter universe as well as the Incredible Hulk, though with some Aztec stylings tossed into the mix too. and looks exactly as youвЂ™d expect from his name. Though KingвЂ™s not quite as fast as some of the other fighters, heвЂ™s an iconic figure on the roster. There was also Armor King, the original KingвЂ™s rival with a bad eye and a similar moveset. Both are notable for their big jaguar masks and sweaty wrestling moves, giving him a unique look and feel that sets him apart from the other characters. There have been two Kings in the Tekken series, the second of which was trained by the first. SheвЂ™s also older sister to Anna Williams, another popular character with an irresistible design. SheвЂ™s a highly-trained Irish assassin, and even got a spin-off (Death By Degrees) all of her own. NinaвЂ™s a strong, fast, stunning character whoвЂ™s been along for the ride from the seriesвЂ™ earliest days. HeвЂ™s also known for his impressive juggling skills, and is a favourite of many fans.

HeвЂ™s carrying the gift / curse of the Devil Gene, which has the power to transform him into a devilish variation of himself. HeвЂ™s part of the villainous Mishima family, and the father of Jin Kazama.

KazuyaвЂ™s a Tekken staple, having been the protagonist of the first game. On top of this, heвЂ™s got a strong move-set, with plenty of spinning kicks (donвЂ™t too many, though, or else heвЂ™ll get dizzy!) and he can even restore some health during fights, provided you avoid your enemyвЂ™s attacks for long enough. HeвЂ™s a cybernetic ninja who packs a sword and wears a variety of armoured-outfits. Yoshimitsu has shown up in every Tekken game except for Tekken Revolution, and has even been replicated in the Soulcaliber series. HeвЂ™s a pretty tough cookie, what with a mix of JinвЂ™s moves and DevilвЂ™s flying / laser-based attacks.

Needless to say, the Devil style is somewhat more exciting, due to the horns, wings, and general hellish vibes surrounding him.Дevil Jin first showed up in the mighty Tekken 3, but it wasnвЂ™t until Tekken 5 that he became playable. So cool, in fact, that he comes in two styles: Standard and Devil.

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