Tekken 6 Storyline & Yoshimitsu’s New Look

I’m excited to try out Yoshimitsu’s dual blades! Hopefully in Tekken 6 he’ll finally be able to use his swords more than before. Makes you wonder what his “item move” is.

TEKKEN 6 STORYLINE

The 5th King of the Iron Fist Tournament has ended with Heihachi Mishima missing and the eventual winner being Jin Kazama.

Jin Kazama then assumes the role as head of the Mishima Zaibatsu and begins using the special Tekken force units for propaganda and manipulative acts all over the world. Eventually many people become upset by this and it starts riots and eventually war amongst nations.

With the world now at war, many nations lose their power and the Mishima Zaibatsu declares itself as an independent nation.

The Mishima Zaibatsu is intent on conquering the world with only G Corporation to stand in its way. People around the world see G Corporation as a savior and G Corporation offers a price on Jin Kazama to anyone that can bring him in alive.

Just as anyone could have expected, the announced for the 6th King of Iron Fist Tournament was under way.

Those that want to make a name for themselves, those that seek money, and those that want revenge. Many different ideals and goals gather while the Tekken 6 tournament is unveiled.

Tekken 6 storyline and some bios



  1. Henning Says:

    Gotta say that dude looks really tacky.

  2. ehandlr Says:

    no way…Yoshimitsu looks bad ass :P

  3. bobeotm Says:

    Yoshimitsu has always been sort of an experimental character in the tekken series. He would change his look and elements of his playstyle in virtually every iteration of the series. I liked him because he was a very unorthodox character to play with, especially against novice players who aren’t familiar with how he fights.

  4. hollywooda Says:

    I prefer the older looking yoshimitsu, with the Skull face, that new look is soooo over cooked, it looks way to busy, he should be slicker & more ninja like, a bit like the new Raiden in MGS4..NOW THAT DESIGN F**KING ROCKS!

  5. TkYoshi Says:

    Yoshimitsu one of the reasons why I’m a big fan of him, his unorthadoxed fighting style of Manji Ninjutsu and now Kenjutsu. Wish I could’ve went to a Ninja school that he went to learn Manji Ninjutsu. (Well… we do know that he trained in the Manji Ninja schools of Jujutau as well as Kunimitsu.) He’s also very unique and interesting, unlike the other characters.

    I also like him mainly because of how he is, the type of character that Namco gave him dispite the way he looks like. Those that look at him fear him as an evil character when he’s the opposite. What he does, helps the poor, etc. I still miss his human look too.

    He’s just an amazing character in terms of his characteristics. My best tekken character, who I love to use. :)

  6. Bobo Says:

    Yoshi 4ever!

  7. $P!Lk3 Says:

    FFS! why does jin have to win all of them! the story line is just getting realy stupid! i mean it was ok him wining 1 but now 3 in a row its just getting stupid

  8. $P!Lk3 Says:

    FFS! why does jin have to win all of them! the story line is just getting realy stupid! i mean it was ok him wining 1 but now 3 in a row its just getting boring

  9. xtreameAlex Says:

    yoshimitsu looks good as per normal looks as though its a modifyed version of his tekken 1.
    still a great costume and cant wait for it to be out

  10. D-slim Says:

    FYI, Jin didn’t win 3 in a row, it was 2 in a row because Paul won Tekken 3. But on the other hand I guarantee you he will not be the winner of Tekken6

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