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Tekken: The Motion Picture is an anime movie based on the Tekken series, specifically the first two games, Tekken and Tekken 2.

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The film begins with a young Jun Kazama crying over a dead rabbit. Kazuya Mishima, who is also young here, meets Jun and offers to fight the bobcat. Jun tells Kazuya not to, since the bobcat only killed the rabbit because it needed food. Kazuya's father, Heihachi Mishima, then comes in and takes Kazuya away, calling him weak (especially for wearing his mother's necklace). Heihachi walks over to the edge of a cliff, holding Kazuya by his clothing. Heihachi then tells Kazuya that lions would throw their cubs off a cliff and raise the ones that climbed back up. Kazuya, realizing Heihachi's intentions, pleads with him not to throw him off. Jun also attempts to stop the madness, as she runs over to Kazuya and Heihachi. Unfortunately, Jun is too late and Kazuya is thrown off the cliff.

This entire scene has turned out to be a dream. Jun Kazama wakes up in her room breathing heavily. She walks over to a drawer and takes out the same necklace Heihachi ripped off of Kazuya's neck so long ago.

The next day, Jun is at the WWWC headquarters speaking to her boss. Her boss shows her a photograph of a special-lifeform that was found by fishermen quite sometime ago, and states that it has a significant connection to Heihachi Mishima and the Mishima Zaibatsu. Upon seeing Heihachi's face, Jun remembers the incident from when she was a child. Her boss then tells her that she must fight in the Tournament, giving her an invitation addressed to her.

Jun is standing out by the shore where there are many seagulls flying around. One lands in her hand, but when it senses her discomfort, it flies away. Jun is very reluctant to participate in the Tournament, stating "Kazama-ryu wasn't meant for show." All of a sudden, a stranger attacks Jun from behind. Jun manages to throw the attacker off and prepares to fight. The attacker than reveals himself to be Lei Wulong, who is here to assist Jun. Jun insults Lei by saying that she doesn't need a partner with such horrible skill.

In the next scene, a young Kazuya climbs back up the mountain, all bloodied up. He states that he can't die, since he must succeed in killing Heihachi for what he did. Floating over head (as flashing colors), Devil agrees with Kazuya and continues to say that Kazuya must also survive for the sake of their own fate.

Kazuya wakes up. Looking at the scar on his chest, Kazuya realizes that "something sinister is brewing inside him." Then, Nina Williams (who was hired by Lee), attacks Kazuya (by shooting at him from the window. Nina enters the hotel room to see if Kazuya is dead. The two engage in a short battle. Nina then is kicked out of the room and throws a grenade at Kazuya. The two fall in the water down below. Kazuya says to tell Heihachi to clean his neck while he's waiting for him, and then Nina, disappears under the water.

Meanwhile, Lei is showing Jun the interior of the island where the Tournament will be held. He tells her about the laboratory under the island, which they will have to infiltrate during the Tournament.

The day before the Tournament, Jun and Lei are preparing to board the boat to the island. Before they enter, they notice a rather tall man with his little girl trying to get on the boat. The two try to help him; instead, Lee Chaolan says that he will allow them on the boat if he could defeat his bodyguard, Bruce Irvin. Bruce is easily taken down, since Jack-2's arms are made of metal. The two are allowed on.

As the boat goes through, Jun sees Michelle Chang, who is looking very sad. Jun then senses something evil approaching; it is revealed to be Kazuya, who managed to get on the boat by jumping off a bridge. Jun feels discomfort from the cold, evil aura she feels from Kazuya.

The following night, Kazuya is in a gym punching a punching-bag. Upon imagining Heihachi's face on the punching bag, Kazuya tears open the bag, causing the sand to pour out. Kazuya then hunches over in pain, clutching the scar and his chest while having flashbacks of what his father did. Then he notices Jun standing by the doorway. Jun comes in and tells him that she has the necklace that Heihachi forced Kazuya to get rid of. Angered, Kazuya slaps it out of her hand. Upset, Jun begins to tell Kazuya about how she tried so hard to find him on that day. Kazuya then tells Jun that he willingly sold his soul to Devil just to make sure that he could kill Heihachi, and Jun tells him that living his life just to get revenge was wrong. Kazuya puts up his fists and asks Jun if she's ready to defend her beliefs with her fists. The two are ready to fight, when Nina tries to assassinate Kazuya again (via hanging). Jun, thinking quickly, grabs the necklace and throws it at the rope cutting it. Kazuya then kicks Nina, sending her flying. Anna Williams then comes in and interrupts, saying that Nina has failed for the last time. Anna then fires her rocket-launcher, which Nina, Jun and Kazuya manage to dodge (by jumping out the window). Anna comes over to finish them off, but doesn't since people began coming to see what all the commotion was about.

The Tournament officially starts on the next day. All the fighters (including the minor characters) are gathered around a tour somewhere on the island. Lei catches up with Jun and asks if she was part of the comotion yesterday. She answers yes. Lee is currently explaining the rules, when Heihachi steps out to see the competition. An enraged Michelle then jumps up and throws a hatchet at Heihachi to no avail-- Heihachi catches the hatchet with his teeth and breaks it. His guards prepare to open fire, but Heihachi stops them, saying that he will deal with her if she makes it far enough to face him.

The Tournament commences, and Jun and Lei go off to tend to their own issues-- Jun goes to find Kazuya while Lei tries to find a way into the underground lab.

Meanwhile, Heihachi is waiting in the battle tower (where he will face the last fighter standing) when Lee steps in from the shadows, saying that the experiment is ready to begin. Heihachi then states that if Kazuya is defeated by one of Lee's "toys" then he is nothing better than a toy. Lee, disgruntled, leaves the room and commences the experiment. Two of the female operators then notify Lee that some of the fighters (Jun, Lei and Jack-2) aren't in the field.

Several fights are shown. Michelle Chang is facing off against Ganryu. She lands a hit that seems incapable for hurting Ganryu, but causes him to spit blood and fall to the ground unconcious. Kazuya is also shown fighting and easily defeating Baek Doo San.

As the Tournament goes on, Lei tries to find a way into the underground lab. He is spotted by some guards, who do not believe that he merely ended up by the entrance because he got lost. Fortunately, Jack-2 (who was hiding underwater) came and saved Lei (as repayment for helping him earlier). Lei then asks if he was sent to investigate the Mishima Zaibatsu, but gets no answer; instead, Jack-2 opens the door by hacking into the system, making Lei ask more questions.

Inside the lab, a group of Prototype Jacks come in to try and stop them from going any further. Jack easily beats them; however, the last one has managed to cut him, revealing to Lei that Jack-2 is not human.

Going in further, Lei and Jack enter a room where new lifeforms are being created. Lei encounters Roger, and when they meet Doctor Boskonovitch he asks "What the hell is that?!" Jack then explains to the doctor that Jane is in serious need of care. Doctor Boskonovitch then tries to do all he can to help.

Back on the surface, the Tournament continues. Michelle has met up with Kazuya, and is now being beaten by him. Michelle then confesses to Kazuya of how Heihachi killed her family and that the memory of their dead bodies will not stop haunting her until he is dead. Kazuya then reassures her that he will kill Heihachi for her, with the exception that she will have to wait in heaven. Jun then comes and stops Kazuya from killing her. The two prepare to fight each other until Jun senses something ferocious coming by. A couple of Alexs come by and the two team up to fight them off. Jun is disgusted at the sight of Kazuya happy as he slaughters most of the Alexs. The rest, frightened, turn invisible and run away.

On a side note, Nina and Anna are also fighting each other. Anna tells Nina about how Lee really liked her more all along. Nina, noticing the Alex behind Anna, cries: "Oh no." Anna only takes Nina's cry as one of jealousy, which, ultimately, leads to her downfall.

Kazuya finds his way to the tower where Heihachi is waiting, only to be greeted personally by Lee, who is ready to challenge him. Heihachi then comes and interrupts the fight, throwing Lee aside. Just when Kazuya and Heihachi prepare to fight, Jun tries to stop it, but to no avail.

Lee kills all the operators in the tower and decides that if "he couldn't have Mishima Zaibatsu then no one could," setting off the self-destruct mechanism on the island. Lee is the first one to go, as the tower explodes right after self-destruction was activated.

Doctor Boskonovitch, who is trying his best to help Jane, notifies Lei and Jack-2 of this and tells them that they get out of there as soon as possible. As they try to escape, a metal door leading to the outside is closing, too fast for the others to escape. Making to ultimate sacrifice, Jack-2 holds the door while the others escape, which crushes him in the end.

As the island slowly breaks apart, Kazuya and Heihachi continue their gruesome battle. Kazuya is ready to finish Heihachi off; fortunately, Jun is able to talk him out of it, saying that it wasn't worth it. Kazuya, Jun and all the other fighters escape the island via boat; Heihachi himself is picked up by one of his pilots and flies away. The island explodes, and the Tournament is over.

A long while later, Jun Kazama is shown sitting out in the forest, knitting peacefully. A young boy is then seen running to her. It is then revealed that this boy is a young Jin Kazama. Jin has come to see if his mother would read him "the story from yesterday." Before saying yes, Jun notices a slight change in the wind (possibly signifying the coming of Ogre). Jun dismisses this feeling and begins walking home with Jin. The movie ends after this scene.

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*appear as children

Minor Characters

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[editar] Notable differences from game to film

The Tekken motion picture takes several liberties with its source material. Along with combining events from the first two games in the series, it also rewrites important events and appearance of some of the characters:

Aside from its quality as an adaptation, Tekken: The Motion Picture is generally seen as a cult film or guilty pleasure to its relatively small group of supporters. Some fans also use the film to help explain how Kazuya and Jun conceived their son Jin, who would go on to become the lead protagonist of the video games in Tekken 3, since the video games have remained rather ambiguous on those details. Because of the number of liberties that the film takes with the storyline, the film cannot be considered completely canon, but the possibility that Jun and Kazuya's storyline as depicted in the film may share parallels with the video games remains open.

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