On that note, Devil Jin has kept this theme in future sequels as a character with a "simpler" playstyle.ĭevil Jin's moveset had really solid evolutions in Tekken 6 and Tekken 7. keeping many of Jin's original Tekkenģ/Tekken Tag moves (which of course appealed to nostalgic players that perhaps didn't like the Furthermore, I thought it was particularly smart on Namco's part by making Devil Jin kind of a "homage" to old school Jin. I wasĮcstatic to see Jin's "evil" version deservedly make its playable debut in Tekken 5. Jin's "devil" version took a while to make his playableĪppearance, but his debut in Tekken 3 was nonetheless epic. Has evolved the style further in his new form.Ħ: Bloodline Rebellion, Tekken 7, Tekken Tag Tournament 2, Tekken Karate, Devil Jin retains Advanced Mishima-Style Karate as a fighting style, but Months later, evil has utterly consumed Jin's mind, and a deadly force awakened.ĭevil Jin made his first appearance in Jin Kazama's Tekken 3 ending. When Jinpachi was able to escape captivity as Honmaruįell, the evil that was building up inside Jin was triggered once again. Devil Jin wasn't seen again until The King of Iron Fist 5. Violently hurled him into the ground before flying off into the night. Angeredīy betrayal, Devil Jin grabbed Heihachi and slammed him through a stone wall and Past him and quickly turned around to see Jin in his Devil form. His back and walked away, he witness the dead bodies of his Tekken force fly Tekken Force and was shot multiple times. Ogre in The King of Iron Fist Tournament 3, Jin was suddenly attacked by Heihachi's Under the control of the devil gene, Jin Kazama's
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