Tekken 8 was first confirmed at Evo 2022 in August with a teaser that only lasted a few seconds and featured longtime antagonist Kazuya Mishima-now the big bad of the series after his final clash with his father Heihachi Mishima in Tekken 7-and the franchise's iconic phrase "get ready for the next battle." Now Playing: Tekken 8 Trailer | The Game Awards 2022 It sounds as though there won't be any more Tekken reveals until the Tekken World Tour Finals next February, but there's still plenty for the community to sink their teeth into for the moment.By clicking 'enter', you agree to GameSpot's These character renders also give us a much closer look at Law's absolutely ripped body as well as Paul finally letting his hair down for a change. It's also of interest to note that both Jin and Lars seem to have adopted Jun's white and black color scheme with their own red and blue + gold accents respectively. Her new design shares many of the same motifs as her previous looks although she's now a bit more regal in apperance with a longer dress and hairstyle. Jun is of course one of the most interesting designs to see in full considering she remained mostly hidden away by light in the trailer So yeah, a bunch of burning and broken chains seems pretty spot on while Jin fading away could represent the destruction of his old self or trying to hold onto what's left of the light.Įach character has received a brand new makeover as well with Bandai Namco rebuidling their models from the ground up as well as giving them new costumes for the new era.
The stylistic choices and story details we've seen so far point strongly towards this being Jin's final battle against dear old dad to finally break the chains of his family's violent past and the Devil Gene. As far as the main visual, Jin and Kazuya are shown facing opposite directions in their new costumes with the father having wing-like shadows and a blazing chain around his back while the son seems to be crumbling away at the bottom.
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