Kazuya throws Heihachi off a cliff OLD vs NEW: 1994 - 2022 COMPARISON 

Fr lmaooo

Along with the zaku kicking the gundam?

@@MexicanMeijin I prefer that seen of Kamille chucking a crippled man off a cliff. (He had it coming to be honest.)

@@anenemystand5582 or the exploding monkey

Its just classic lmao

"Whats up guys its yo boy Kazuya,today i am gonna be showing how to properly lift your unconschious father and throw him off a cliff. Dont forget to like,comment and subscribe. And remember everyone,DORYA!"*outro plays

Safety first kids, even when throwing your father off a cliff!

To be fair, Anna and Paul narrated their perception of Kazuya to Jin, and of course they didn't have anything nice to say about the guy. Although the context makes Kazuya's hatred of Heihachi understandable, even with that he remains a horrible person who deserves to be called pure evil.

I agree mostly, but I want to say this regarding the Devil transformation. He didn't need Heihachi to be in control, he simply lost the mental battle to devil during the fight with Heihachi. (which is the theme of T2) While Bloodlines & Tekken as of now acts as if Devil is a full on power-up. My interpretation is It wasn't & never was. It was just a spirit/demon manipulating/latching onto a dying child. Before I go further check this. allegedly the "Devil Gene" was supposed to be "Devil Factor" and there was actaully supposed to be a factor of variables to it. It wasn't supposed to be a genetic power. The main variable being death. The Devil/Spirit cannot start taking form until the host dies. Examples! Jin doesn't turn into Devil until he is shot in the head & killed. (For those that don't remember, the fractured OG Devil spirit locates and brands Jin in the intro of T3. It simply cannot form yet. ) While there's inconsistences of what Jinpachi's demon is, The death thing remains constant. Jinpachi says he was possessed after he died imprisoned under Hon-Maru. Devil doesn't take over Kazuya until He's defeated By Heihachi in Tekken 2(game/story mode). This can be interpreted as Hehihachi actaully beats Kazuya to death in the 2nd tournament resulting in Devil taking over. It also can be interpreted as Kazuya survived the original fall on his own despite being gravely injured. Devil simply saw an opportunity to get a strong willed host. Now back Kazuya before his death. Struggling internally, Kazuya loses the mental battle to devil & the fight to Heihachi. Now actaully dead, Devil now has a chance to have a body. (at the time of T2)As Devil is not a full on anime power-up, Just a Demon/Spirit giving some basic supernatural abilities to the host. (lasers,flight, maybe some degree of strength) This Demon is still without Kazuya's drive, his skill, his focus/hatred of his father. The demon loses to Heihachi. Devil never made Kazuya stronger, Just a lying parasite looking for a body. Granted it's non-canon, T5 Kazuya's ending shows Devil/Kazuya are still in a battle for his body. It's gotten worse since Kazuya died.

The original motion picture wasn't the most accurate either honestly, but there wasn't a lot to go off of back then I guess

This is just the result of countless retcons. The devil gene wasn't a thing in Tekken 2, back then Kazuya literally sold his soul to the devil for the strength to survive his original fall off the cliff, and Heihachi had thrown him off in the first place as a brutal rite of passing and not any devil gene shenanigans. But then the story started going in all sorts of directions, which granted, Tekken has always been silly with Grizzly bears and cyborg ninjas and stuff, but the main story of Kazuya kinda came to a standstill in 2, but they needed to continue it somehow, and it was decided to double down on that supernatural aspect and him being an asshole like his dad

Kazuya was Good and Evil in Tekken 2( Angel is Kazuya's Good Side) So I would say he was fighting a Internal Battle.

His “evil chuckle” at 1:23 sounds like he’s trying to clear his voice too, so maybe it was him holding in his cough rather than him smiling 🤣

Nah the original was more scary

@@AzraJ i think that was a grunt, it’s not easy throwing a grown man off a cliff

@@shitstain863no matter how much I replay it, it sounds like him clearing his throat and I can’t unhear it at all 😭

Oooohhh that makes sense...

Don't try to make up for the writers just being bad. What you say makes sense but I guarantee that's not the intent of the writers of that show. The inconsistencies in that show are a product of numerous retcons and the show writers being either given bits and pieces of the story by Namco or just takings bits and pieces on their own accord. It's why Leeroy is in a show based on a game (Tekken 3) that he was never in, or why Xiaoyu is somehow friends with Hwoarang even though there's nothing stating they know each (Jin and Hwoarang are actually stated to have met before in lower mixed martial arts tournaments before T3, so their rivals is what connects them; both know Jin, but it doesn't mean they know each other), or why everyone looks older than they should be and even wear their Tekken 7 attire (Tekken 3 and Tekken 7 are 4 years apart, yet Xiaoyu looks like she's in her 20's when she should be 16, and Paul looks like he either hasn't slept in decades or is in his 70's), the time of Tekken 3 is like 1999, but there are drones and Julia is dressed like her T7 streamer outfit like ita 2018, Paul doesn't defeat Ogre (he beats Ogre then leaves thinking he won the tourney while Ogre transforms and Jin defeats True Ogre). The show is just poorly written. Props to you for trying to make sense of it but you're doing the writer's job for free.

@@thaddeusmarcuscheeleyjr.786 I mean this is why it's an adaptation. It's not suppose to be a one to one transfer. A lot of the core motives remain. With some of the details you picked being very minor. The whole point of adaptations is to at least tell some variation of the story a new way. Like how they redid Ling's personality to make her more lax instead of being in obsessed with solving the Mishima problem. As for leroy's involvement it's common practice for people include new characters in newer adaptations of existing source material. Otherwise what's the point why bother making an anime if you do nothing new with the story and just copy and paste the story from a game that's over fifteen years old.

@@thaddeusmarcuscheeleyjr.786 It's what the comment above says. Doing some changes to the original material in it's adaptation is not "writing badly" a show. It would be badly written if the story was bad, boring or inconsistent within itself, and not compared to the OG Tekken. The OG Tekken lore is already confusing at it is if all those alternate endings in each characters arcade endings. Tekken Bloodlines at least is not confusing.

@@rushalias8511 The point is to preserve everything about the original story and only port it over to a new medium to get the non video game audience to appreciate and get invested in the original story, otherwise what even is the point of telling the story if you are just going to change it? You may as well just make something completely new if you are going to change it at all. This is just me playing devil's advocate and spitballing some beliefs behind not changing the original work, not something I myself believe in mind you. Many people are hard sticklers for preserving their favorites (or unfavorites) as is and just make people either accept the original for what it was or just write those people off as "not getting it", for better or worse.

The show is how other see kazuya, not what happened. And from their lines its ez to tell they do think of him as absolute evil

@@kristianbojinov6715 Everyone: He’s evil! Kazuya: *smiles awkwardly at camera*

Wasn’t the show version so far told thru his fathers story though? I could be wrong. But of course he would make it seem that way

obviously it looks different from T1's cutscene but we're way past that- this is accurate to how Tekken has built its canon since

@@kristianbojinov6715 to be fair with eye brows like that, can you blame them?

Kaz's Japanese VA will always be my favorite. Deep, very masculine, and brooding.

I'm watching the anime in Japanese honestly, JP voices are better than English dub

@@symphonixblades maybe in new gen anime but watching old anime I’m either watching it in dub or sub

I prefer his VA from the English dubbed OVA(Tekken:The Motion Picture)

Mhm

I knew heihachi is dead but when you put it like that it just hit that heihachi is actually gone

I refuse to believe heihachi will ever die >:(

i refuse to believe that heihachi is gone, i think he will awaken something while he got dipped into the lava, this is mishimas we are talking about after all

That's right.

@@tmcttf8087 Kazuya should have chosen a steeper cliff

@@rafael502 To make that old fool's death more certain, yes?

@@rafael502 “SHOULDVE FOUND A BIGGER CLIFF BITCH”

Hmm. What English version?! I watched the anime in Japanese so for me everyone of them was Japanese XD

Same here man

Because she wanted to save thus prevent him from killing Heihachi so he doesn't be much worse than he was bringing evil, destruction & corruption to the world, but it's just too little too late, until the next coming 8th tournament.

Do note that this is told from the perspective of Nina Williams who knows next to nothing about Kazuya or the Mishima. Regardless, Kazuya is indeed pure evil, thanks to Heihachi. Remember, in T5's ending, he killed Jinpachi in cold blood after reminiscing about the old days with Jinpachi. It's not canon, but still shows Kazuya's character. In Tekken 4, he also harassed Jin for Jin's lack of control of the Devil Gene, and tried to take Jin's Devil Gene power for himself.

To be fair, Anna and Paul narrated their perception of Kazuya to Jin, and of course they didn't have anything nice to say about the guy. Although the context makes Kazuya's hatred of Heihachi understandable, even with that he remains a horrible person who deserves to be called pure evil.

@@doryaman Well, all I can say is, tell that to Vergil from the DMC series. Like him, Kazuya keeps desiring more and more power, just to compensate for his life being so miserable and lonely and that's not me making it up, in Tekken 6's flashback stories, Kazuya openly complimented, in his own way, Jun during the Tekken 2 narration, meaning, she must have been really important to him, even if he won't ever fully admit it. Someone with pure evil in his heart, would never behave the way Kazuya does. He is not behaving like some wannabe messiah, thinking what he is doing is righteous, he is a lonely and bitter man, wanting to get back at his father and the rest of the human race for having robbed him of his happiness. If anything, Jin shouldn't kill him. He must grow to understand his hatred and not become like him, later on.

i think Kazuya becoming Evil is more on Heiachi having traumatized him a lot + Devil + Harada not really desiring to have character in the story After Tekken 2 if Harada stops being petty, Kazuya gets "reedemed" or least pays for his conseguences

Ah c'mon, we've had too many _"villains that are secretly good"_ cliches. Not every villain should be vulnerable to talk-no-jutsu. It ruins their characters. Can you imagine if Joker suddenly became good and redeemed himself? That's just not who he is.

It's still Jin >>>> Kazuya and Heihachi for a lot of people. Including me.

@@AbbasKhan9364 Kazuya has been through a lot worse and at a much younger age than Jin. He also had no one to rely on unlike Jin had Jun so he relied on the devil. Such a character deserves justice much more than Jin.

My favorite is and will always be Jin but that's my favorite opinion. I was happy when Kazuya threw Heihachi of a cliff tho always happy to see that

@@AbbasKhan9364 Jin is forever stuck in his teenage angst phase, kazuya's out there enjoying life like a Chad.

In Tekken Tag Tournament Jin Ending is a Spoiler for Tekken 8.

Nah, other way around

Nah if you kill Kazuya tekken is over. Paul and kazuya are the most used charecters in the game

love how the video starts at 0:00

Not as much as I expected people to shut their annoying ciritcisms up about the Tekken anime I liked.

@@The_Toonami-AdultSwim_fan2002 how old are you again? 😂😂😂💀💀💀🤡🤡🤡

@@The_Toonami-AdultSwim_fan2002 You mean their personal opinions that you cannot accept which hurts your feelings?

@@Username-qu1jt Not really, I just find them as an annoyance when they're negative honestly, and besides even if I told them I liked it? They'll probably start attacking or calling me out because it always pisses them off alot when I like something they don't, so I had to threaten them back lol.

@@The_Toonami-AdultSwim_fan2002 it's ironic how you sound exactly like the people you're describing.

😊It’s at 138k views

And I'd rather have you shut your criticism of Bloodline up already.

@@The_Toonami-AdultSwim_fan2002 Or maybe you can stop whining like an infant?

@@justinesun631 Sure, why not? lol.

It really didn't. Kazuya was never evil first-hand. It was always Heihachi who started and ruined everything. He never gave Kazuya and Jin the chance to be themselves, because he always assumed the very worse of them and hurt them based off his ridiculous assumptions.....his very transgressions gave rise to his fall into the lava, all at the hands of the very one he was supposed to protect.

To be fair, Anna and Paul narrated their perception of Kazuya to Jin, and of course they didn't have anything nice to say about the guy. Although the context makes Kazuya's hatred of Heihachi understandable, even with that he remains a horrible person who deserves to be called pure evil.

@SFEX七瀬 Wrong. Kazuya does not hide the fact that he is an evil bastard because he hates everything about Heihachi, including his practices of doing good things while secretly desiring something in return, so he prefers to be blatantly cruel, which makes him worse than Heihachi in certain aspects. Make no mistake, Kazuya is pure evil.

In his ending in the first Tekken he threw his father off a cliff and smiled. Heihachi is a bastard who deserved it but smiling while doing it is very evil.

@SFEX七瀬 Look at Kazuya's ending in Tekken 5. He killed Jinpachi even after remembering the good moments they had with each other when he was a kid, and Jinpachi didn't do anything bad to Kazuya like Heihachi did. The ending isn't canon but it's a what if scenario, it shows you what Kazuya would have done if he won the King of Iron Fist Tournament 5, it's one of the many things that prove that he is pure evil.

Ps1 low poly shadows

He's just sleeping with Dry Bowser.

Chara:)

@Pro Token420 Jokes on you, Source Material-obsessed boomer cause' I miss the part where that's my problem.

Well, the show DUZ make hachi an abuser to jin, t’s easy tu kunect the dots with that.

@@The_Toonami-AdultSwim_fan2002 jokes on you too zoomer if Harada kills Kazuya you can kiss 30% of the playerbase goodbye. That's huge money Harada will not risk