Some time afterwards, a vengeful and evil spirit took over his body and resurrected him. It took a while, but despite his strength and willpower, Jinpachi succumbed to starvation and perished. Heihachi chained his father up underneath a temple and left him there to die. Feeling that he had no choice, Jinpachi challenged his son to battle and lost. Jinpachi grew anxious at Heihachi’s ambitions, especially when Heihachi transformed his business into a more ominous military-based faction with intentions of world domination. Heihachi was able to oust Jinpachi from the Zaibatsu and take over for himself. Although Jinpachi had a loving relationship with his very young grandson, Kazuya, the same couldn’t be said in terms of his relationship with his son, Heihachi. Jinpachi was a good man and headed the Mishima Zaibatsu, which was at the time your usual gigantic corporation. The elder in all of this is Jinpachi, a character alluded to in the early games as being long dead, only to show up in Tekken 5. Here’s a look of who’s who in this violent family tree. What started as the revenge story of a young man going after his criminal father turned into a never-ending series of Mishimas and Kazamas coming out of the woodwork to battle for domination. Throughout the various games, there are four generations of extremely resilient martial artists constantly clashing, with or without demonic possession being tossed in there. Behind all the wacky character designs, the entire Tekken series is about the Mishima family destroying itself. Tekken, meanwhile, spits in the face of that. For such a dark series, it was surprising to see such an emphasis on the bonds of kinship. Characters like Kotal Kahn, Mileena, and Goro fought in the name of their fathers and followed in their footsteps, while even Kano worked to train his never-before-mentioned son to one day take his place. Not just in the young newcomer characters, but with a majority of the cast. Mortal Kombat X and its comic tie-in had a running theme about family and living up to the previous generations.
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